India's Wondering, 'If the U.S. Can Bomb Pakistan, Why Can't We?'

[Neo]

US will not back Indian attack against Pakistan: McCain​

NEW DELHI: The United States will not support any military campaign against Pakistan in the wake of the Mumbai terrorist attacks, US Senator John McCain said on Tuesday. In response to repeated questions whether Washington will back India’s possible military action against Pakistan, McCain, who arrived in New Delhi, said an emphatic ‘no’ to such an adventure. “No, we don’t have any hard evidence of Pakistani government’s involvement,” he told a press conference after meeting Prime Minister Manmohan Singh. McCain said he, along with other Republican leaders, would also travel to Pakistan to talk to President Asif Ali Zardari and Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani. iftikhar gilani

 

[Ghareeb_Da_Baal]

Janu Mccain is not the Prez. NoBama is.......... Long Live NRA!!!

 

[Ghareeb_Da_Baal]

Ok, lets sell our nukes and what not because we cant/should nt defend ourselves because we have no $$$$.
All I know is when the SHTF, you gotta do what you gotta do............
non-seculars should read Sura Tauba ayat 51. thanks you.


PS Politicians are Lottas............ if you live by their word then I feel sorry for you guys.

 

[Neo]

Ok, lets sell our nukes and what not because we cant/should nt defend ourselves because we have no $$$$.
All I know is when the SHTF, you gotta do what you gotta do............
non-seculars should read Sura Tauba ayat 51. thanks you.

PS Politicians are Lottas............ if you live by their word then I feel sorry for you guys.

Thats the dumbest thing I've heard in a long time.
No offence intended.

 

[U-571]

Ok, lets sell our nukes and what not because we cant/should nt defend ourselves because we have no $$$$.
All I know is when the SHTF, you gotta do what you gotta do............
non-seculars should read Sura Tauba ayat 51. thanks you.


PS Politicians are Lottas............ if you live by their word then I feel sorry for you guys.

i thought obama is very peaceful, and he has many pakistani friends, and he has an islamic BG, anyways, i dont know??

 

[daredevil]

Bring it on!
We've got some nice toys for you guys.

Are these Chinese toys?. Chinese toys were shown to be toxic to the users.

 

[Ghareeb_Da_Baal]

Thats the dumbest thing I've heard in a long time.
No offence intended.

Which part were you referring to? It was in response to something.
I think you have misconstrued the reply. badaam khayea pls...

 

[Ghareeb_Da_Baal]

i thought obama is very peaceful, and he has many pakistani friends, and he has an islamic BG, anyways, i dont know??

Dude, sorry............ your are grossly mistaken.

 

[TOPGUN]

Once again peace is the answer and workng together will help in challenges but again if thats wat u think u wana come get some bring it ! it will be really bad experence for India forsure hahaha sit on that for a bit!!

 

[Neo]

Are these Chinese toys?. Chinese toys were shown to be toxic to the users.

Ignored....sigh.

 

[daredevil]

Ignored....sigh.

Seriously, here you go

Interceptors’ missile ‘lock on’ failure jolts SLAF

Tuesday’s failure to shoot down a single LTTE aircraft despite timely detection by radar has jolted the SLAF into investigating its limitations amidst evidence that the enemy has acquired a capability to neutralise the threat of a heat seeking missile attack.

An authoritative source said that Chinese F7s launched from Katunayake air base had failed to zero-in-on the enemy aircraft. "Their (F7s) missile systems failed to ‘lock on with the enemy aircraft," the source said. This would necessitate an overall review of the SLAF’s strategy, the source said. The military asserted that the LTTE could try to exploit the situation.

 

[Neo]

Are these Chinese toys?. Chinese toys were shown to be toxic to the users.

Seriously, here you go

How is the second post related to your flamatory claim of "Chinese" toys being toxic?

 

[BanglaBhoot]

Fallout from terror in Mumbai

India must not be provoked into a war with Pakistan or permit violence against its Muslims.

The world is justifiably outraged over the bloodletting in Mumbai, and Indians are right to demand a reckoning from their government for its failure to protect innocents as well as justice for murderers allegedly linked to an Islamic extremist group based in Pakistan. But neither the Indian nor the Pakistani government should allow an act of terrorism to escalate into greater hostilities between Hindus and Muslims, or into a hot conflict between the two nuclear-armed countries.

Lashkar-e-Taiba has spent decades fighting Indian rule in the disputed Kashmir region, reportedly with at least past help from members of the Pakistani military. The group was suspected in the 2001 suicide attack on the Indian Parliament in New Delhi that pushed the two countries to the brink of war, with troops massed on both sides of their shared border. It would be a terrible setback to five years of peace talks over Kashmir and normalization of relations if this were to happen again now. Presumably that was one of the goals of last week's assault.

Indian officials have said a captured Pakistani gunman acknowledged that Lashkar-e-Taiba was behind the Mumbai attacks. No evidence has emerged of Pakistani government support for the operation. Now Islamabad must provide intelligence, make arrests or otherwise help India identify the attackers and bring accomplices to justice.

To be sure, India is the aggrieved party here. Yet it also must refrain from escalating hostilities at home and in the region to satisfy victims' families and the country's political hard-liners. Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's government should be proactive in protecting the minority Muslim population against possible revenge attacks, particularly in this volatile period ahead of May 2009 parliamentary elections. India reportedly is considering severing diplomatic relations or launching a cross-border raid into Pakistan against suspected militant training camps. Either action would be a mistake. Communications must be increased, not cut off. President Bush is right to dispatch Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice to try to help defuse tensions.

Rice may be on shaky ground arguing against Indian military raids on Pakistan when the United States routinely launches its own attacks on suspected militants camped along Pakistan's border with Afghanistan, but press the case she must. Although Pakistan is unhappy about U.S. attacks in the tribal lands, they are not seen as a step toward a full-fledged war against Pakistan. The same could not be said of cross-border attacks by India. The Pakistani government would see them as a precursor to war and would feel compelled to respond.

Fallout from terror in Mumbai - Los Angeles Times

 

[hasang20]

we dont have a china defence system we got the US ones so keep dreaming we are going to nuke you and Isreal seriously the world will be a much better place lets hope all Muslims Unite so we can be "1" and rule the world

 

[jeypore]

we dont have a china defence system we got the US ones so keep dreaming we are going to nuke you and Isreal seriously the world will be a much better place lets hope all Muslims Unite so we can be "1" and rule the world

You forget United States also, are you not going to nuke them for better place in the world.