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But don't you think..."Politics is the name of compromises"...its a conventional wisdom worldwide...doesn't it?? That's why a lot of problems solved through it instead of turning towards "WAR"...!!

conventionally Yes when Personal interests of politicians donot match with the National interests, they go for compromises to keep positions,

any compromise done otherwise doesnot fall in bad taste, remember Tipu did a peace deal with the Brits, compromised his sons to brit custody, but never wavered from his objective of defending his homeland...
 
the corrupt status que are getting desperate.

explain who do you mean status que .. dont be vague

do you mean
1. Pakistan army/ ISI?
2. Do you mean traditonal Islamic parties? like JUI, JI etc
3. Do you mean traditional political parties like PPP/ PMLn etc?
4. Do you mean Al Qaeda/ Taliban?
5. Do you mean CIA , Mossad, RAW and the Uganda Secret Service?

please explain with better reasoning than an average political show guest
 
RIP to the dead
I guess This attack will generate sympathy for PTI and will further increase IK's popularity

RIP indeed.
but if we go by this criteria of getting public support through sympathy vote then PPP will top the charts. It has suffered a lot at the hands of the terrorists. ANP can also claim its share because these poor Communist Pashtons have seen their leadership almost wiped out by the Taliban.

If Imran really is the man that can make a difference and deliver then he shouldn’t rely on sympathy votes because his procession was attacked by the terrorists. While making the popular statements that people like to hear like shooting down drones and ending the participation in WoT etc, he needs to sell how exactly he is going to turn the things around.

The terrorists have shown that they are not discriminating in their targets so its imperative that his party also makes an unqualified statement regarding the terrorism in this country and beyond that is done in the name of Islam.
 
But don't you think..."Politics is the name of compromises"...its a conventional wisdom worldwide...doesn't it?? That's why a lot of problems solved through it instead of turning towards "WAR"...!!

thats where u r wrong my friend, IK said that you NEVER EVER compromise on your dreams and your goals.

that's the difference between nawaz shareef and IK, nawaz compromises for his personal interests and IK doesn't.
 
thats where u r wrong my friend, IK said that you NEVER EVER compromise on your dreams and your goals.

that's the difference between nawaz shareef and IK, nawaz compromises for his personal interests and IK doesn't.

Dear the problem is again he simply creating illusions, Tipu gave his life in War when finally its imposes on him not in politics. He should not leave it open ended as ususal and states clearly on what circumstances he would opt for leaving and considered it as war...!! just giving flamboyant statements only place it for public consumptions, nothing else.!!

The fact is if you compare his statement with 6 months difference they are hugely apart...!! Tipu never eat his words ever...!!
 
Dear the problem is again he simply creating illusions, Tipu gave his life in War when finally its imposes on him not in politics. He should not leave it open ended as ususal and states clearly on what circumstances he would opt for leaving and considered it as war...!! just giving flamboyant statements only place it for public consumptions, nothing else.!!

The fact is if you compare his statement with 6 months difference they are hugely apart...!! Tipu never eat his words ever...!!

illusions? seriously Tameem brother, nawazardari has created illusions since past two decades, they talk about cheap food prices but the own all the sugar mills and poultry farms, a common man cant even afford a egg now, and they talk about eliminating the corruption, how they hell are they going to eliminate corruption if they have spent 10 Arab rupees on their palace, if they have billion in swiss accounts.

idk if shareef is related to u or something other than that there is no reason to support them.
 
It will be interesting to see the name being associated with responsibility?

Perhaps, 'drone ittehad council'........ come on Rehman Malik.. why taking so long????
 
TV bomb kills seven in Peshawar: police | Metropolitan | DAWN.COM

PESHAWAR: A bomb hidden in a television set exploded in a house in Peshawar early Sunday, killing at least seven people, in an attack police believe was part of a local feud.

The blast took place in a poor neighbourhood on the outskirts of the capital city.

“At least seven people, two children, one woman and four men, were killed in a bomb blast which took place inside a house,” senior police official Kalam Khan told AFP.

Three others were wounded in the blast, he added.

Initial investigations showed the bomb was planted in a rented television set which exploded in a guest room of the house, Khan said.

“The attack appears to be motivated by some personal dispute or enmity,” he said.
 
Eight persons killed in separate incidents of violence in Balochistan

Two children, identified as Liaquat Ali and Bashir Ahmed, were killed and 21 others, including Dera Murad Jamali additional Station House Officer (SHO), Rasool, were injured in a remote-controlled bomb blast in Dera Murad Jamali area of Naseerabad District on February 13, reports Daily Times. Baloch Republican Army (BRA) claimed responsibility for the attack. “It was a remote-controlled bomb, planted near a parked motorcycle,” a police official said, adding that Police was the target in the attack. The Police van and motorcycle were damaged in the attack.

Separately, two dead bodies, identified as that of Bakhshal Bugti and Jan Muhammad Marri, were found in Hub tehsil (revenue unit) of Lasbela District, reported The News. Both the persons belonged to Lasbela District, who went missing three months ago.

In another incident, two Balochistan Constabulary (BC) personnel, identified as Sub-Inspector Wahid Bhaksh and Constable Baddaruddin, were shot dead when a group of militants armed with automatic weapons encircled a check post and opened fire on them in Chatter tehsil of Naseerabad District. Two others were injured. No outfit claimed responsibility for the attack.

Elsewhere, a man, identified as Zardad, was found dead in Mand Bolo area of Turbat District.

In addition, the bullet-riddled dead body of a missing Baloch Republican Party (BRP) leader, Sangat Sana, was found in Murgap area of Turbat District, reported Daily Times. Sangat Sana, a resident of Mastung District was also a former Chairman of Baloch Student Organisation-Azad (BSO-A). “Sana Sangat was whisked away from Kolpur area in Bolan District on December 4, 2009,” said Nasrullah Baloch, the Chairman of Voice for Baloch Missing Persons. “The victim was brutally tortured before being killed. The body had more than 30 bullet wounds,” Police Constable Barkat Baloch said.

Meanwhile, unidentified militants abducted the son of a Hindu trader, identified as Jaish Kumar, from Zarghoon Road area of Quetta. Jaish Kumar was on his way home when armed men intercepted and abducted him.

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Rip to the dead.

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Eight persons killed in separate incidents of violence in Balochistan

Two children, identified as Liaquat Ali and Bashir Ahmed, were killed and 21 others, including Dera Murad Jamali additional Station House Officer (SHO), Rasool, were injured in a remote-controlled bomb blast in Dera Murad Jamali area of Naseerabad District on February 13, reports Daily Times. Baloch Republican Army (BRA) claimed responsibility for the attack. “It was a remote-controlled bomb, planted near a parked motorcycle,” a police official said, adding that Police was the target in the attack. The Police van and motorcycle were damaged in the attack.

Separately, two dead bodies, identified as that of Bakhshal Bugti and Jan Muhammad Marri, were found in Hub tehsil (revenue unit) of Lasbela District, reported The News. Both the persons belonged to Lasbela District, who went missing three months ago.

In another incident, two Balochistan Constabulary (BC) personnel, identified as Sub-Inspector Wahid Bhaksh and Constable Baddaruddin, were shot dead when a group of militants armed with automatic weapons encircled a check post and opened fire on them in Chatter tehsil of Naseerabad District. Two others were injured. No outfit claimed responsibility for the attack.

Elsewhere, a man, identified as Zardad, was found dead in Mand Bolo area of Turbat District.

In addition, the bullet-riddled dead body of a missing Baloch Republican Party (BRP) leader, Sangat Sana, was found in Murgap area of Turbat District, reported Daily Times. Sangat Sana, a resident of Mastung District was also a former Chairman of Baloch Student Organisation-Azad (BSO-A). “Sana Sangat was whisked away from Kolpur area in Bolan District on December 4, 2009,” said Nasrullah Baloch, the Chairman of Voice for Baloch Missing Persons. “The victim was brutally tortured before being killed. The body had more than 30 bullet wounds,” Police Constable Barkat Baloch said.

Meanwhile, unidentified militants abducted the son of a Hindu trader, identified as Jaish Kumar, from Zarghoon Road area of Quetta. Jaish Kumar was on his way home when armed men intercepted and abducted him.

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Rip to the dead.

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Five persons killed in separate incidents in Karachi

Police found two unidentified dead bodies disposed off in gunny bags from Qadri Graveyard, near Khajji Ground within the limits of Rizvia Police Station in Karachi on February 13, reported Daily Times.

Separately, two militants of an unidentified outfit were killed in a firing incident in Nazimabad area of Karachi, reports The News. According to the Police, the deceased were identified as Shabbir and Atiq.

Elsewhere, an activist of Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM), identified as Imran (25), was shot dead while another youngster, identified as Salman, was injured at Lea Market Chowk, within the precincts of Kharadar Police Station, reported Daily Times. Tension engulfed several areas of surrounding localities including Kharadar, Lea Market, Khadda Market, Jodia Bazaar and all major shops and markets remained closed.

Meanwhile, Pakistan Rangers Sindh claimed to have arrested 40 suspects besides recovering weapons from their possession in different raids across Karachi. Weapons of different calibers, ammunition and narcotics were also recovered from their possession.

http://www.satp.org/satporgtp/detailed_news.asp?date1=2/14/2012&id=2#2

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Five persons killed in separate incidents in Karachi

Police found two unidentified dead bodies disposed off in gunny bags from Qadri Graveyard, near Khajji Ground within the limits of Rizvia Police Station in Karachi on February 13, reported Daily Times.

Separately, two militants of an unidentified outfit were killed in a firing incident in Nazimabad area of Karachi, reports The News. According to the Police, the deceased were identified as Shabbir and Atiq.

Elsewhere, an activist of Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM), identified as Imran (25), was shot dead while another youngster, identified as Salman, was injured at Lea Market Chowk, within the precincts of Kharadar Police Station, reported Daily Times. Tension engulfed several areas of surrounding localities including Kharadar, Lea Market, Khadda Market, Jodia Bazaar and all major shops and markets remained closed.

Meanwhile, Pakistan Rangers Sindh claimed to have arrested 40 suspects besides recovering weapons from their possession in different raids across Karachi. Weapons of different calibers, ammunition and narcotics were also recovered from their possession.

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TV bomb kills seven in Peshawar: police | Metropolitan | DAWN.COM

PESHAWAR: A bomb hidden in a television set exploded in a house in Peshawar early Sunday, killing at least seven people, in an attack police believe was part of a local feud.

The blast took place in a poor neighbourhood on the outskirts of the capital city.

“At least seven people, two children, one woman and four men, were killed in a bomb blast which took place inside a house,” senior police official Kalam Khan told AFP.

Three others were wounded in the blast, he added.

Initial investigations showed the bomb was planted in a rented television set which exploded in a guest room of the house, Khan said.

“The attack appears to be motivated by some personal dispute or enmity,” he said.

Not an act of terrorism.
 
Police found a dead body of an activist of Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM), identified as Abdul Hafeez (35), from a gunny bag abandoned in Altaf Nagar within the precincts of Manghopir Police Station in Karachi on February 15, reports Daily Times.

Separately, one person identified as Ali Muhammad alias Baba was tortured and shot dead in Lyari area. According to Police sources, two people of the Kachhi community, identified as Ali Muhammad alias Baba and Imran were abducted from Shah Abdul Latif Bhittai Road. The abductors tortured them and later Baba was shot dead while Imran offered resistance and managed to flee.

Elsewhere, a member of Kachhi Rabita Committee (KRC), Umer Katchti (48), was shot dead by unidentified militants who also fired a rocket at Gul Muhammad Street. The rocket did not inflict any causality but damaged the outer wall of a house.

In another incident, three persons were injured in a grenade attack in Agra Taj area near Ibrahim Mosque.

Also, there were reports of one more rocket fired near Khayyam Bakery

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Even the acts of target killing mostly based on political or personal rivalry in Karachi are now part of terrorism update. Indian desperation with decreasing number of bomb blasts is shameful.
 
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