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If someone cannot see the decreasing trend now, I can do very little to show them the light.

A comparison of the civilian casualties from terrorism in 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 (present): Year----- # of attacks ------ # of people killed ------ # of people injured 2009 -------- 2584 -------------- 3017 ------------------ 7420 ------- 2010 -------- 2122 -------------- 2911...

In the (), the number of casualties have been given. In terms of the % distribution of casualties (from terrorism) by region for 2010: Islamabad: 0.515% --- (15) Azad Kashmir: 0.172% --- (5) Gilgit-Baltistan: 0.24% --- (7) Karachi: 8% --- (233) Punjab: 10.61% --- (309) FATA: 28.72% --- (836)...

The difference between the Maoists and TTP though, Pakistan has reduced the area they operate in, & control. In India, even though the Maoists are not as ruthless as the TTP are, their area of operation is expanding; as they are expanding their presence in North East India, as well as South...

Which is why I have done the calculation, & tabulated it in this excel sheet: Untitled3-4.jpg picture by watashikoini2 - Photobucket

India quite simply does not have the capability to pull something like this off.

It gives the month by month statistics in great detail. I put them all in an excel sheet, and generated various graphs. You can verify them if you want.

Naxals abduct 100 villagers in Chhattisgarh http://news.webindia123.com/news/Articles/India/20120518/1987357.html

GNLA kills villager for extortion in Meghalaya GNLA kills villager for extortion

IED blast on IB at Samba, Kashmir: Daily Excelsior....News Page I hope they remain protected too. I hope they remain protected too.

Militants carry out two attacks in Kashmir, 7 injured Daily Excelsior....News Page Grenade attack at J and K Police Station injures 7: http://news.webindia123.com/news/Articles/India/20120519/1987628.html

Good question. I do not think opening the NATO supply route will result in the rise of terrorist violence inside Pakistan. However, I do think increased drone strikes WILL result in increasing terrorist violence (even if these drone strikes kill militants). I think the FATA operations have been...

Is Pak Institute for Peace Studies the Pakistani establishment? The last time I checked, it was an independent think tank, with a hell lot more credible & detailed data than satp.org, most of their statistics have no source/reference. Pak Institute for Peace Studies (PIPS), Independent Think...

Let me put this in numbers because clearly, you're not very good at understanding graphs: Civilian deaths from terrorism in 2010: 2911 Civilian deaths from terrorism in 2011: 2472 Civilian deaths from terrorism in 2012 (till April 30 2012): 659 Iterate and averaging the estimate number of...

You clearly do not understand what I am saying. To understand what I am saying, please refer to Post # 22: Go through this post carefully, and try to understand what I am saying.

The number of civilian deaths has significantly reduced over the years. Please refer to this graph again: Untitled2-7.jpg picture by watashikoini2 - Photobucket Also refer to the data in the tables: Untitled3-4.jpg picture by watashikoini2 - Photobucket

Most of the militants have been killed, which is why fewer militants are getting killed by the years. About 2-3 years ago, militants were openly attacking Punjab, Islamabad & the rest of the country. Now, the violence is strictly confined to the Western borders of Pakistan, the regions bordering...

I don't like the politicians or political parties any more than you do. But what evidence do you have that suggests that the ethnic/political violence is linked to the US, or to terrorist groups in Pakistan?

Looks like the accountability of the intelligence agency by the Supreme Court in Balochistan is also yielding positive results. This also came at a time when Pakistan clamped on US influence inside Pakistan, closing the supply routes, & having very few drone strikes. As long as unnecessary...

If you want to study these statistics, please go to this website: Pak Institute for Peace Studies (PIPS), Independent Think Tank in Pakistan If you study the data, they have included the incidents of terrorism in Karachi as well.