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Pakistan points gun at its own head SADANAND DHUME The Wall Street Journal January 17, 2012 12:00AM WHO gets to decide when a democratically elected government's time is up? To the average Japanese, Indian or American, the answer is obvious: the same people who voted it into office in the...

You my man, are one of the few shrill voices of sanity left in this forum. I pray to God that more of your kind grow and flourish. The death of these pricks will make the Taliban and especially the Mehsud tribe bow down to these ababeels(drones) 5 times a day now on.

Yeah, the same senior journalists and the DPO in Rahim Yar Khan said that the explosion was a transformer blast instead of a deliberate bombing of a Shia procession. You should be thankful that Pakistan is indeed blessed with an ally like US on the WoT with such "ababeels" at their disposal.

Shia massacres have gone for too long and too far, and the worst part is these criminals from LeJ think that they are above the law and operate with impunity. They have been a source of intense radicalization in the Society and if these pricks are not bottled and corked, Pakistan faces a serious...

Sonofabitch (pardon my french) not another 1971 thread for chrissakes !!!

Fantastic news if true !!! The biggest thorn in the Pakistani hide has been removed. Surely now, Pakistan needs to open the supply route for this riddance.

You should also listen to this video. As this guy says, he is well aware of the Deep State in Pakistan and is morbidly afraid of it.

I never said religion as the reason. Read my post carefully. I said foreign interference and weak government puppets.

Okay, the well-shielded connotation put me off-track. Well for one thing, there was this recent attempt by a social worker Jahangir Akhtar to emulate Anna Hazare, which did not draw widespread support. Maybe he stood for defence cuts along with price-rise and corruption issues which must have...

Hello WebMaster , I wanted to know of any feature in the current Forum by way of which we can create, store and use self-defined templates for various tasks like creating Threads, replying to specific sections etc. ? Regards, Perceptron.

What good a body can do when even if it's arms are strong, shoulders are broad, the abs are perfect, and yet the legs are atrophied ? A healthy Islamabad does not mean a healthy Pakistan. Or you mean to say that Islamabad is the only true representation of Pakistan and the other parts are...

Why not ; They too believe in the adage of "Nothing is permanent except change" which means change through the ballot. I pray Pakistan too believes in the ballot than the bullet as has happened for 4 times since its inception.

Well for that, you need to ask the 1.3 Billion ( or the 60% voters who vote ) people of India.

The more things change… Nadeem F. Paracha All military dictators have had to eventually face not only armed insurgencies but also large scale democratic movements. – File Photo The Pakistan army as an institution is a curious creature. A self-absorbed bulky white elephant, it can suddenly...

The difference is of character and appearance. Character forms the guts of your persona, much harder to change. Appearance form the skin of your persona, much easier to change. Thus Pakistani character will take a longer time to change, while India will get there in relatively lesser time. THAT...

Yeah, so did Richard Clark and also the entire BBC team about Pakistan. While Clarkson showed India's *****, Clark showed the Pakistani psyche of duplicity.

Imran, Jinnah and Pakistan’s problem By Aakar Patel Published: January 14, 2012 The writer is a director with Hill Road Media and a former editor of the Mumbai-based English newspaper Mid Day and the Gujarati paper Divya Bhaskar aakar.patel@tribune.com.pk In his short but magnificent speech...

Hyperbole apart, this one cracked me up :) .

Nope, my statement stands. I still mean 'to'.