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^^^Maybe a Halal version in circulation too since Pharma products are in such demand by our neighbors.

Resolving Balochistan’s grievances BY MURTAZA HAIDER ON JANUARY 11TH, 2012 This is for my friend Irfan Baloch. I beleive this is the best perspective i have read of Balochistan in years, and i wish to hear your comments on this article. This is the third in a 3-part series on Balochistan...

^^^ Bush and Rumsy were simply too good. One of my fav. Bushisms "I know what I believe. I will continue to articulate what I believe and what I believe – I believe what I believe is right." And of course, the Mandela is dead comment !!!

Dude, where’s my horse? BY NADEEM F. PARACHA ON JANUARY 12TH, 2012 (6 HOURS AGO) Nadeem F. Paracha is a cultural critic and senior columnist for Dawn Newspaper and Dawn.com

Too bad, people here were castigating VCheng for his viewpoints for arguing that Pakistan has simply no leverage in the WoT except for the NATO G-locks while the A-locks still continue. Looks like his pragmatic stand has been vindicated.

Drone strike in North Waziristan kills five militants By Reuters Published: January 12, 2012 The strike comes two days after a similar attack killed four militants in North Waziristan. MIRANSHAH: A second drone strike in two days killed five militants in North Waziristan on Thursday...

Disillusioned: Unfulfilled promises, discrimination add to Kashmiri refugees’ plight. By AH Nizami Published: January 10, 2012 A Kashmiri refugee girl carrying a stone to help her father to build a wall in Kamsar camp near Muzaffarabad. PHOTO: REUTERS/FILE MIRPUR: Another year has...

Balochistan — point of no return? By Malik Siraj Akbar Published: January 12, 2012 The writer has served as a former bureau chief of the Daily Times in Quetta and is currently a freelance journalist based in Washington DC. He was granted asylum in the US after threats to his life in...

That is a singularly rubbish and factually incorrect statement. Muslims have ALWAYS been spreading their own warmongering ends at the business end of the sword, whether it be by massacring Muslims in their way or Non-Muslims. At any given period, be it the Umayyad, or during the Hashimmiyas, or...

The Problem Of Pakistan: Teaching Intolerance And Violence Doug Bandow, Contributor I write about domestic and international policy. The U.S. may have no more difficult relationship than the one it has with Pakistan. This supposed ally plays a double game in Afghanistan, mixes an...

Beyond repair ? By Zahrah Nasir Published: January 10, 2012 The writer is author of The Gun Tree: One Woman’s War (Oxford University Press, 2001) and lives in Bhurban“They are mercenaries” my friend, who serves in an important post in northern Afghanistan, tells me. “They are not...

Pakistan’s patrons Michael Krepon | Opinion | From the Newspaper (14 hours ago) Today INDIA remains thoroughly non-aligned, even after its civil nuclear deal with Washington. Pakistan, in contrast, needs patrons, and has succeeded in having two powerful ones — Washington and Beijing — to...

Each and every statement of yours is factually correct. I came across this wonderful chart that goes on to show the massacres and genocides in NYTimes and am posting it here. In fact, if you go to see it, the worst massacres in Human history have come through Genghis Khan, the An Lushan...

Emergence of the Punjabi Taliban —Musa Khan Jalalzai Pakistani intelligence circles are anxious about the feudal culture, illiteracy and poverty that provide fertile ground for the Punjabi Taliban’s terror operations. The province’s 20,000 extremist and religious schools have the potential to...

Narcissism ? Me ? Looks more like cyberstalking going on here. The word I believe you have already looked for is "low self-esteem".

Well as they say, hard to improve upon perfection. But what's got your goat here ? In a famous poster's words, "Inferiority complex" ???

On the run with Pakistan's Taliban By AFP Published: December 15, 2011 Reporter takes a tantalising glimpse of the day-to-day life of a group of Pakistani Taliban in North Waziristan. ILLUSTRATION: JAMAL KHURSHID BANNU: Nothing terrifies Pakistani Taliban fighter Tariq Wazir more...

^^^ Simple, vested interests in the Pakistani "deep state" in Balochistan want to wipe out the local Balochi population to gain access to Balochistan's resources ; That was what done in Bengal innit ? You start with the intellectuals and then work your way down ? The article i posted above, also...

^^^ So do you deny that Balochis are not killed in massive numbers by security personnel in Balochistan ? Check this story out where Human Rights are bullet riddled or this link where Balochistan is a Human Rights free zone ? The killing of the good doctor is just another nail in the HRV coffin...

Children of the Taliban Irfan Husain | Opinion | From the Newspaper (17 hours ago) Today ACCORDING to a recent report, the Afghan Taliban have reached an agreement with the Karzai government that will end their attacks on schools and teachers. In return, the education department will...