Caution , Zaid hamid has Joined Pakistan army

[Kompromat]

yes,, u r right .. every pakistani will become a soldier.. so wat do u expect every indian to do, sit in home and watch bollywood movie?
My dear, every indian will also be there without uniform.
Dont be in an illusion that you are only patriotic to your country....

I must appriciate your spirit

 

[jeet]

Yeah we will send him to Delhi , where our tanks would be marching in the Streets

i salute to you people for the kind of dreams you see and create a circle of illusion around you...

 

[Kompromat]

 

[ssheppard]

Yeah we will send him to Delhi , where our tanks would be marching in the Streets

Just like Pakistani Tanks were marching in Aasal Utar:
Battle of Asal Uttar 1965: Largest Tank on Tank Armor Battle Since World War Two | Suite101.com

Battle of Asal Uttar - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

[jeet]

i wish you have millions of zaid hamid in your country... All the problems of your country will be solved forever........

 

[Kompromat]

i salute to you people for the kind of dreams you see and create a circle of illusion around you...

Thanks to "jaypore" for trigring this kind of debate

 

[Spring Onion]

yes,, u r right .. every pakistani will become a soldier.. so wat do u expect every indian to do, sit in home and watch bollywood movie?
My dear, every indian will also be there without uniform.
Dont be in an illusion that you are only patriotic to your country....

Indeed same for people of every country.

My comment was specific to my own Pakistani member

 

[humblehobbes]

whole thread needs to be de-trolled

 

[Kompromat]

i wish you have millions of zaid hamid in your country... All the problems of your country will be solved forever........

Thanks for wishing

 

[Panditji]

Zaid hamid is DELUSIONAL, PARANOID or plain MISLEADER.

All of what he is talking about Mumbai attacks in the clip is now found to be untrue. There are people indicted by Pakistani courts for these attacks, and listening to this clip again and reading about the serious admiration that the forum members have for him, makes one wonder - Are Pakistanis really that misinformed, or they want to bury their heads in sand like an ostrich, refusing to believe what is happening in their own country in plain sight.

All in the same clip, Zaid Hamid slides from the attackers speaking Marathi, (he also has said of Kasab, that his real name is "Amar Singh - A North Indian name, so having nothing to do with Marathi) to having "Hindu bands", to them being drug junkies, to the attacks being a Mossad conspiracy, all at once. And guess what, The satellite phones the attackers were using are now all traced, the person directing the operation identified, and the money trail that paid for the VoIP accounts traced back to Pakistan with Italian police arresting two Pakistani origin money changers for complicity.

To believe what Zaid Hamid says, requires either naiveté of the supreme order, or a deep rooted sense of denial of truth, which points to something pathological in the personality.

I could go on dissecting the untruth woven in long unchallanged opportunities to speak, made available thanks to the gracious host Pakistani channel of this dialog (I guess the hapless opponent in the debate was Bharat Verma, who is never allowed to speak a complete sentence before ZH resumes his tirade)

But it is not worth doing it, because of this persistent sense of denial of truth in the members of the forum. Unless one sees some glint of rational thinking, there is all darkness in the name of reason here. Not worth wrecking one's head over beliefs that are decided to be kept intact in the face of overwhelming data to refute them.

 

[Kompromat]

Just like Pakistani Tanks were marching in Aasal Utar:
Battle of Asal Uttar 1965: Largest Tank on Tank Armor Battle Since World War Two | Suite101.com

Battle of Asal Uttar - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

[KillBill]

Please Watch this video below...

mpefoG7xi1o[/media] - Zaid Hamid- The Brave Soldier

Regards:

Black Blood, Please help me to understand this, where do this video says that He joined PA? Is n't the same old ramblings he did just after the blast, most of which has been proved wrong in past, well lets not get in to that discussion, just let me know why did you post the same old video or should i say same old audio with some non \
coherent photos?

 

[Spring Onion]

i wish you have millions of zaid hamid in your country... All the problems of your country will be solved forever.......i salute to you people for the kind of dreams you see and create a circle of illusion around you....

sorry i have collected your two posts in one here.

When Pakistan was created your founding leaders said that Pakistan will not last even a week or so, i think that was an illusion on part of your leaders.

 

[Spring Onion]

whole thread needs to be de-trolled

Yes i think Indians should avoid posting useless comments sans any logic.

The video posted above of the program by Zaid Hamid sahab is about sacrifices of Pakistan Army and its operations against terrorists.


Hence Indians should not get paranoid once again just by reading his name.


Trust me all this paranoid attitude by Indians with regard to Zaid sahab is making you guys laughing stuff.

 

[Kompromat]

Just like Pakistani Tanks were marching in Aasal Utar:
Battle of Asal Uttar 1965: Largest Tank on Tank Armor Battle Since World War Two | Suite101.com

Battle of Asal Uttar - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Let us not forget this one , the largest tank battle after WWII

Battle of Chawinda
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The Battle of Chawinda was a part of the Sialkot Campaign in the Indo-Pakistani War of 1965. It was one of the largest tank battles since the Battle of Kursk in World War II.

Battle of Chawinda
Part of Indo-Pakistani War of 1965
Date September 6, 1965 – September 22, 1965
Location Chawinda, Pakistan
Result Decisive Pakistani victory

The forces
General Dunn, the commander of I Corps Indian Army was given an assortment of units: 1 Armoured Division, 6 Mountain Division, 14 Division and 26 Division. The Pakistani force expected to oppose the Indian thrust consisted of 15 Division, 6 Armoured Division(equivalent to armoured brigade group) and 4 Corps Artillery. Later reinforcements included 8 Infantry Division and 1 Armoured Division.

Pakistan:

30,000+80,000 infantry
600 tanks

India:

80,000-150,000 infantry
708 tanks


The inability of the Indian Army to vault the BRB Canal stalemated the Lahore front. The Indians turned their attention to the main thrust, called Operation 'Nepal', in the Sialkot sector. The aim of the attack was to seize the key Grand Trunk Road around Wazirabad. The striking force of the Indian 1st Corps was the 1st Armoured Division supported by the 14th Infantry and 6thh Mountain divisions. The infantry seized the border area on 7 September: realising the threat, the Pakistani rushed two regiments of their 6th Armoured Division from Chhamb to the Sialkot sector to support the Pakistani 7th Infantry Division there. These units, plus an independent tank destroyer squadron, amounted to 135 tanks; 24 M47 and M48 Pattons, about 15 M36B1s and the remainder Shermans. The majority of the Pattons belonged to the new 25th Cavalry commanded by Lt. Col. Nisar, which was sent to the Chawinda area. Fighting around the Gadgor village between the Indian 1 Armoured division and the Pakistani 25th Cavalry Regiment resulted in the Indian advance being stopped.

The Indian plan was to drive a wedge between Sialkot and the 6th Armoured Division, which it believed was stationed around Chawinda. In fact there was only a single regiment there at the time. The Indian 1st Armoured Division's drive quickly divided, with the 43rd Lorried Infantry Brigade supported by a tank regiment attacking Gat, while the main blow of the 1st Armoured Brigade was hurled against Phillaura. Pakistani air attacks caused moderate damage to the tank columns, but exacted a heavier toll on the truck columns and infantry. The terrain features of the area were very different from those around Lahore, being quite dusty, and the approach of the Indian attack was evident to the 25th Cavalry by the rising dust columns on the Charwah-Phillaura road.

The Indians resumed their attacks on 10 September with multiple corps sized assaults and succeeded in pushing the Pakistani forces back to their base at Chawinda, where they were stopped. A Pakistani counterattack at Phillorah was repulsed with heavy damage, and the Pakistanis settled in defensive positions. The Pakistani position at this point was highly perilous, the Indians outnumbered them by ten to one.

However, the Pakistani situation improved as reinforcements arrived, consisting of two independent brigades from Kashmir, 8 Infantry Division, and most crucially, their 1 Armoured Division. For the next several days, Pakistani forces repulsed Indian attacks on Chawinda. A large Indian assault on 18 September involving India's 1st Armoured and 6th Mountain Divisions was repelled, with the 1st Armoured Division being mauled and being taken out of action, while the 6th Indian mountain division lay disintegrated in front of the Pakistani defences. The Indians withdrew to a defensive position near their original bridgehead.

The Pakistanis followed up by launching Operation Windup, which forced the Indians back across the international border for some part, though the coming of the ceasefire meant that the Indians still managed to retain substantial territory.


Results
The Indian Army failed to achieve any of its stated objectives. Their main objective was to capture Sialkot and thus cut the main Grand Trunk Road, splitting Pakistan in two. In the process, they had seen their most powerful formations performing, but even with strategic surprise and a superiority in men and material, the Indian Army had been halted and pushed back for some part. About 350 Indian Tanks were destroyed and about 83 damaged.