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Mingora Suicide Blast- 13/03/2010
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I've been checking the ISPR website regularly and it seems that in the past week or so the intensity of opertions against terrorists in FATA has been scaled down.
Its time to bring out the artillairy once more and let the airforce double the bombing runs.
These fags need a constant boot up their back sides , notice that these bombing go down as soon as artillary and LGBs are inserted up their back side.
These animals understand only one langagre and we have proven that we speak that language very well.
Forget about civility , these are uncivlized animals and they need to shot left right and centre to cleanse our lands form their filths.
While doing this , lets also make sure that the 'ally' we have in this war is kept in check from doing false flag operations and from playing double games.
Its time to bring out the artillairy once more and let the airforce double the bombing runs.
These fags need a constant boot up their back sides , notice that these bombing go down as soon as artillary and LGBs are inserted up their back side.
These animals understand only one langagre and we have proven that we speak that language very well.
Forget about civility , these are uncivlized animals and they need to shot left right and centre to cleanse our lands form their filths.
While doing this , lets also make sure that the 'ally' we have in this war is kept in check from doing false flag operations and from playing double games.
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R.I.P to all who died and wishes for the injured and families...
This is just going too far..
This is just going too far..
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Do you mean it?
Taliban claims deadly suicide attack in Pakistan
PAKISTAN - 13 MARCH 2010
The Pakistan Taliban claimed responsibility for a suicide bombing that killed at least 13 people and injured dozens in the northwest part of the country Saturday, authorities said.
The attack at a security checkpoint in the city of Saidu Sharif injured 37, according to Ibrahim Khan, a police official in the Swat District, where the military launched an offensive against the Taliban last year. The city is near Mingora, the largest city in the district.
Khan said the suicide attacker, who was dropped off on a rickshaw, approached a checkpoint manned by police and military personnel.
Security personnel opened fire when the attacker refused to stop. Moments later, the attacker detonated explosives.
Azam Tariq, a spokesman for the Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan, told CNN by phone that his organization takes responsibility for the deadly blasts in Lahore on Friday and the attack Saturday.
The Saturday blast comes a day after a twin suicide bombing on a military convoy in Lahore killed 44 people and injured nearly 100 others. Assailants targeted military convoys, approaching on foot and detonating their explosives 15 to 20 seconds apart, Punjab Law Minister Rana Sana Ullah said. Five of the dead were Pakistani soldiers, he said.
"Pakistan has become a colony of Blackwater," Tariq said, referring to the company now known as Xe Services that provided security to U.S. officials in Iraq.
"The government of Pakistan has become puppet of U.S," he added.
Tariq warned that failure to halt operations against the Taliban will lead to more attacks.
"Our 2,000 suicide bombers, who have already spread across the country, will act against security personnel and government installations," Tariq said.
Tariq said the attacks on both days were a retaliation for the killing of innocent "Mujahedeen" by Pakistani government under the orders of the United States. A Pakistani crackdown on militants has resulted in the arrests of top Taliban.
After the twin bombings Friday, a series of low-level blasts occurred in succession in the Iqbal Town area of the city that night. Three people were injured in the blasts and damage was minimal, Lahore Police said.
Earlier this week, gunmen entered a North West Frontier Province compound of the humanitarian agency World Vision, threw grenades, opened fire on the staff inside and detonated a homemade bomb before leaving, according to a World Vision statement.
Source: Cable News Network
PAKISTAN - 13 MARCH 2010
The Pakistan Taliban claimed responsibility for a suicide bombing that killed at least 13 people and injured dozens in the northwest part of the country Saturday, authorities said.
The attack at a security checkpoint in the city of Saidu Sharif injured 37, according to Ibrahim Khan, a police official in the Swat District, where the military launched an offensive against the Taliban last year. The city is near Mingora, the largest city in the district.
Khan said the suicide attacker, who was dropped off on a rickshaw, approached a checkpoint manned by police and military personnel.
Security personnel opened fire when the attacker refused to stop. Moments later, the attacker detonated explosives.
Azam Tariq, a spokesman for the Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan, told CNN by phone that his organization takes responsibility for the deadly blasts in Lahore on Friday and the attack Saturday.
The Saturday blast comes a day after a twin suicide bombing on a military convoy in Lahore killed 44 people and injured nearly 100 others. Assailants targeted military convoys, approaching on foot and detonating their explosives 15 to 20 seconds apart, Punjab Law Minister Rana Sana Ullah said. Five of the dead were Pakistani soldiers, he said.
"Pakistan has become a colony of Blackwater," Tariq said, referring to the company now known as Xe Services that provided security to U.S. officials in Iraq.
"The government of Pakistan has become puppet of U.S," he added.
Tariq warned that failure to halt operations against the Taliban will lead to more attacks.
"Our 2,000 suicide bombers, who have already spread across the country, will act against security personnel and government installations," Tariq said.
Tariq said the attacks on both days were a retaliation for the killing of innocent "Mujahedeen" by Pakistani government under the orders of the United States. A Pakistani crackdown on militants has resulted in the arrests of top Taliban.
After the twin bombings Friday, a series of low-level blasts occurred in succession in the Iqbal Town area of the city that night. Three people were injured in the blasts and damage was minimal, Lahore Police said.
Earlier this week, gunmen entered a North West Frontier Province compound of the humanitarian agency World Vision, threw grenades, opened fire on the staff inside and detonated a homemade bomb before leaving, according to a World Vision statement.
Source: Cable News Network
Auzubillah, These bombings are now becoming a daily occurance.
Something serious needs to happen within pakistan to ensure this wave is quelled or else its going to leave a generation of damaged children. Additionally, the toll this must be taking on our economy and international image can only be described as horrendous.
Lets cut the hard man talk as its obvious its not going anywhere. We need to explore back door channels into these groups and begin to convince them that the enemy is really over the border so they can stop concentrating on us.
Also time to kick out the USA and their so-called "help" which has been nothing but a poison for Pakistan.
Something serious needs to happen within pakistan to ensure this wave is quelled or else its going to leave a generation of damaged children. Additionally, the toll this must be taking on our economy and international image can only be described as horrendous.
Lets cut the hard man talk as its obvious its not going anywhere. We need to explore back door channels into these groups and begin to convince them that the enemy is really over the border so they can stop concentrating on us.
Also time to kick out the USA and their so-called "help" which has been nothing but a poison for Pakistan.
Why not?????? what makes you think i dont mean it? You are taking the debates with me very personel.
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I doubt they have that much dynamite.
I sure hope so but never the less an enemy should never be under estimated specially when outside help is being provided to destabilize Pakistan.
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