Blast in Dera Ghazi Khan 7 dead several injured.
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Despite being a person who might have much to say about this in the future I do not feel my views are welcome even to the gracious, Allah. Personally what I do feel is that we should massacre the terrorists, their dependents and all their loved ones. Killing the terrorists is not enough. Brutal torture should be initiated against them and I feel this way honestly despite the fact that I am to promote the idea of winning people over with love respect.
But these terrorists? They don't talk in our language. All these terrorists know is to kill and kill their own people. We must bury the insurgents alive while they and their families wail and scream-the way they make our people, our women wail helplessly. It is worrying for me that the death penalty has been restored but not to kill terrorists as we proclaimed. We have killed more criminals than terrorists till now since the penalty was restored. This worries me and makes me beg the question-are we really ready to fight the terrorists? What more does our society need than the death of thousands upon thousands of innocents in terrorist violence.
I know i have to be rational and think about my people as is my role. But I cannot forgive and forget the evil these terrorists have comitted against my people. I want revenge so bloody that it leaves the TTP supporters trembling in utter fear and incapable of raising their heads against my country.
But these terrorists? They don't talk in our language. All these terrorists know is to kill and kill their own people. We must bury the insurgents alive while they and their families wail and scream-the way they make our people, our women wail helplessly. It is worrying for me that the death penalty has been restored but not to kill terrorists as we proclaimed. We have killed more criminals than terrorists till now since the penalty was restored. This worries me and makes me beg the question-are we really ready to fight the terrorists? What more does our society need than the death of thousands upon thousands of innocents in terrorist violence.
I know i have to be rational and think about my people as is my role. But I cannot forgive and forget the evil these terrorists have comitted against my people. I want revenge so bloody that it leaves the TTP supporters trembling in utter fear and incapable of raising their heads against my country.
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Shouldn't you be congratulating your past allies. You made these people with stooge terror chief Zia Ul Haq. Supporting a mullah dictator in our country to support the so called Afghan Mujahideen. If anyone should pay the price it is the Americans who created this mess-not us Pakistanis.R.I.P
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Cut the cr@p ok.
Zia-ul-Haq was already running those "islamic" camps by early 1980s (on a smaller scale though) before american funding started pouring in. Go check history. Zia rebuffed carter's aid in 1980 in the hope that next president might give a better deal.
US funds made it's way only by late 1981 after carter lost to Raegan. By that time, the mujahid terror base was all ready and waiting to just go full regalia. The CIA slush fund only enabled to upscale the movement.
So please before blaming us squarely, at least try to make an argument next time.
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