I was talking about nations with humans behaving like reasonable humans making up a majority of the population.. India has like 20% so we don’t care what the remaining 80% utter.. it’s usually evil barbarism on their minds so one just needs to read quotes of the most evil and sniveling beings in history to be able to define 80% of online Indian posts.Try twitter.
Indians are condemning Pakistan for "Condemning" the attack
At least 15 dead, dozens injured as terrorists storm Kabul intercontinental hotel
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Why not you FYS no one have time for you here
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Wait for it.......Wait for it........and here it goes...
A-stan will say:
"the terrorists had Pak passports with them, in fact they were holding guns in one hand and their Pak passports in the other when they were attacking. And oh, they also had their Pak id cards with them; actually stuck with glue on their front pockets".
"They also had their homes addresses written in capital letters on pieces of paper carefully placed inside their pockets. They also had pictures of their kids and their families with them.
The terrorists were updating their twitter accounts using one of their legs, and they were using their second legs to run away hopping. They were also updating their facebooks accounts, and chatting with their fans.
And yes, they also had a loud speaker with them which was somehow being controlled telepathically. They were announcing on the loud speaker that they were from Pak".
A-stan will say:
"the terrorists had Pak passports with them, in fact they were holding guns in one hand and their Pak passports in the other when they were attacking. And oh, they also had their Pak id cards with them; actually stuck with glue on their front pockets".
"They also had their homes addresses written in capital letters on pieces of paper carefully placed inside their pockets. They also had pictures of their kids and their families with them.
The terrorists were updating their twitter accounts using one of their legs, and they were using their second legs to run away hopping. They were also updating their facebooks accounts, and chatting with their fans.
And yes, they also had a loud speaker with them which was somehow being controlled telepathically. They were announcing on the loud speaker that they were from Pak".
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Now the orange scum should ask his generals why after spending a trillion on Afghan occupation they couldn't secure capital let alone rest of the country.. Terrorists hit kabul every now and then, we can imagine about rest..
Now the orange scum should ask his generals why after spending a trillion on Afghan occupation they couldn't secure capital let alone rest of the country.. Terrorists hit kabul every now and then, we can imagine about rest..
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Pardon me for my ignorance but What Happened on 26/11 btw?
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Kabul: Gunman shot Intercontinental Hotel diners - eyewitness
An eyewitness has told the BBC of the terrifying moment gunmen burst into Kabul's Intercontinental Hotel restaurant on Saturday.
The man, who is not being named for security reasons, said he was spared after saying he was an Afghan. "Where are the foreigners?" they shouted.
At least six civilians were killed in the 12-hour siege, officials said.
The interior minister said the recent decision to transfer security to a private company had been a mistake.
Some 160 people were rescued after Afghan troops fought throughout the night to regain control of the building.
Afghan news agency Tolo says the death toll could be higher than the official figure, quoting a reporter who said they had seen dozens of bodies inside the hotel.
Three attackers were also killed in the siege, officials said.
Afghan airline Kam Air told local journalist Bilal Sarwary it had 42 members of staff in the hotel, some of whom were foreign nationals. Eighteen are still missing with five feared dead.
The Taliban, which targeted the hotel in 2011, says it was behind the latest attack. A spokesman said in a statement quoted by AFP that the group had "killed tens of foreign invaders and their puppets".
Gunmen 'ate before shooting'
The gunmen burst into the six-floor hotel at around 21:00 local time (16:30 GMT) on Saturday evening, as guests were enjoying dinner.
The eyewitness told the BBC he was having dinner with his son when the gunmen began firing into the air with small arms.
They killed a woman - believed to be a foreigner - and turned the gun on the eyewitness himself.
He shouted "I'm Afghan". One of the gunmen shouted that they didn't kill Afghans and demanded to know "Where are the foreigners?" The men then ran out of the room to look for them.
Haseeb, another eyewitness told Tolo News that two of the gunmen had asked him to serve them food first.
"They were wearing very stylish clothes," he said. "They came to me and asked for food. I served them the food and they thanked me and took their seats. Then they took out their weapons and started shooting the people."
"There were dozens of dead bodies lying around me."
Several guests were pictured using bed sheets to try to climb down from a top-floor balcony.
Dramatic images on Afghan TV showed thick black smoke and flames rising from the imposing hilltop hotel.
Afghan special forces were lowered by helicopters on to the roof of the hotel during the night, an interior ministry spokesman said.
They were working with Western special forces to bring the siege to an end.
Forty-one foreigners were among those rescued and seven people were wounded, according to figures from the interior ministry.
The ministry has promised an investigation into how the attackers breached security, which was handed to a private company two weeks ago.
Hotel manager Ahmad Haris Nayab said the gunmen had entered the hotel through a kitchen.
The Intercontinental is a state-owned hotel - not linked to the global hotel chain of the same name - which often hosts weddings, conferences and political gatherings.
Security has been tightened in Kabul since last May, when a huge truck bomb killed at least 150 people.
However, there have been several attacks in recent months. They include a bomb at a Shia cultural centre last month that killed more than 40 people.
www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-42766623
The Afghans are mum. Reports are coming in and it seems like this is an inside job.
Huge failure for India and the US.
An eyewitness has told the BBC of the terrifying moment gunmen burst into Kabul's Intercontinental Hotel restaurant on Saturday.
The man, who is not being named for security reasons, said he was spared after saying he was an Afghan. "Where are the foreigners?" they shouted.
At least six civilians were killed in the 12-hour siege, officials said.
The interior minister said the recent decision to transfer security to a private company had been a mistake.
Some 160 people were rescued after Afghan troops fought throughout the night to regain control of the building.
Afghan news agency Tolo says the death toll could be higher than the official figure, quoting a reporter who said they had seen dozens of bodies inside the hotel.
Three attackers were also killed in the siege, officials said.
Afghan airline Kam Air told local journalist Bilal Sarwary it had 42 members of staff in the hotel, some of whom were foreign nationals. Eighteen are still missing with five feared dead.
The Taliban, which targeted the hotel in 2011, says it was behind the latest attack. A spokesman said in a statement quoted by AFP that the group had "killed tens of foreign invaders and their puppets".
Gunmen 'ate before shooting'
The gunmen burst into the six-floor hotel at around 21:00 local time (16:30 GMT) on Saturday evening, as guests were enjoying dinner.
The eyewitness told the BBC he was having dinner with his son when the gunmen began firing into the air with small arms.
They killed a woman - believed to be a foreigner - and turned the gun on the eyewitness himself.
He shouted "I'm Afghan". One of the gunmen shouted that they didn't kill Afghans and demanded to know "Where are the foreigners?" The men then ran out of the room to look for them.
Haseeb, another eyewitness told Tolo News that two of the gunmen had asked him to serve them food first.
"They were wearing very stylish clothes," he said. "They came to me and asked for food. I served them the food and they thanked me and took their seats. Then they took out their weapons and started shooting the people."
"There were dozens of dead bodies lying around me."
Several guests were pictured using bed sheets to try to climb down from a top-floor balcony.
Dramatic images on Afghan TV showed thick black smoke and flames rising from the imposing hilltop hotel.
Afghan special forces were lowered by helicopters on to the roof of the hotel during the night, an interior ministry spokesman said.
They were working with Western special forces to bring the siege to an end.
Forty-one foreigners were among those rescued and seven people were wounded, according to figures from the interior ministry.
The ministry has promised an investigation into how the attackers breached security, which was handed to a private company two weeks ago.
Hotel manager Ahmad Haris Nayab said the gunmen had entered the hotel through a kitchen.
The Intercontinental is a state-owned hotel - not linked to the global hotel chain of the same name - which often hosts weddings, conferences and political gatherings.
Security has been tightened in Kabul since last May, when a huge truck bomb killed at least 150 people.
However, there have been several attacks in recent months. They include a bomb at a Shia cultural centre last month that killed more than 40 people.
www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-42766623
The Afghans are mum. Reports are coming in and it seems like this is an inside job.
Huge failure for India and the US.
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Afghan counsellor general in Karachi who was in Kabul, was killed in this attack. Seems like targeted killing. But for what gains?
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