Mumbai Attacks

[devgupt]

No mate it was a way for him to identify his partners in crime, ROK Sikh and Hindu brothers in arms.

after blaming hindus now you have started blaming Sikhs as well ?
Fantastic!!!!

 

[devgupt]

The black, one in the other hand was writs band, but the orrange (rakhi) string tied to the front hand was a rakhi..

have you ever seen a rakhi?

 

[Nihat]

Zaid Hamid: America will disintegrate

 

[roadrunner]

have you ever seen a rakhi?

Rakhis/Kalavas. These are Hindu orange/red wrist bands. They are worn in frequent numbers by the RSS

 

[Vinod2070]

^^ You are wrong. They have nothing to do with RSS.

Man get over your kalva fascination. It is nothing more than the Jews caused 9/11 and Obama's election was a conspiracy type theory.

You are repeating this ad-nauseum. Rest assured, it has outlived any utility. Move on.

 

[AliFarooq]

This is a brahma vishnu shiva rakhis, and to me it looks a lot like, the guy wearing it.

 

[aimarraul]

Oh so China is peaceful now, is it?

Forgotten Tibet already?

I'm reading about riots against the police and the administration almost every other day in China - and that's just the stuff that gets reported.

And lets not mention the violence perpetrated by the State.

P.S. Change that American flag to the red one.

At least our cop in Tibet have the real gun againt the terrorist from india

 

[Kharian_Beast]

Updated Discussion Part 1

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Part 6

 

[Kharian_Beast]

Even more updated discussion Part 1 :

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Part 2

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Part 3

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Part 4

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Part 5

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Part 6

KCprW5GBKno[/media] - Siyasat Aur Pakistan- Current Situation Part6

 

[daredevil]

Zaid Hamid: America will disintegrate

s7h8YX--4xA[/media] - Pakistani expert: America will disintegrate (turn CC on for subtitles)

. He must be on Hashish.

2 days no power in America?

 

[Kharian_Beast]

. He must be on Hashish.

2 days no power in America?

He was referring to Katrina, a major catastrophe.

 

[shchinese]

I'm reading about riots against the police and the administration almost every other day in China - and that's just the stuff that gets reported.

from your brainwashing media?

and you actually read them? great!

 

[Neo]

Rice tells Pakistan to act ‘or US will’​

ISLAMABAD, Dec 5: The US Secretary of State, Dr Condoleezza Rice, is reported to have told Pakistan that there is ‘irrefutable evidence’ of involvement of elements in the country in the Mumbai attacks and that it needs to act urgently and effectively to avert a strong international response.

The information emerging after her departure indicates that in her meetings with President Asif Ali Zardari, Prime Minister Yusuf Raza Gilani, Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi and Chief of Army Staff General Ashfaq Parvez Kayani during her four-hour stay in Islamabad, she had told the them that Islamabad’s options were quite limited.

Contrary to the formal statements issued by Pakistani authorities and her own statement at the Chaklala Airbase before her departure, sources said she “pushed the Pakistani leaders to take care of perpetrators, otherwise the US will act”.

She is reported to have said that the response needed to be “effective and focused” and that India was thinking on similar lines.

Dr Rice had told the media at Chaklala that there had been no talk of military action and the discussions had focussed on ways of dealing with the problem of terrorism.

She hinted at having communicated to Pakistani leaders that the matter of dealing with the perpetrators was more urgent than they might have thought. She said: “There is urgency in getting to the bottom of it; there is urgency in bringing the perpetrators to justice; and there is urgency for using the information to disrupt and prevent further attacks.”

Sources privy to the meetings said Pakistan had expressed its readiness to work jointly with India in investigating the incident, but had wanted such a cooperation to be comprehensive and also addressed its own concerns.

However, Ms Rice was reportedly not ready to listen to Pakistan’s grievances about India’s interference in Balochistan, the role of Indian consulates along the Afghan border in promoting instability in Pakistan and other such issues. Instead, she told Pakistani leaders that she would like to discuss only the issue at hand.

Meanwhile, despite Dr Rice’s hopes that the two countries would keep their channels of communication open, the India-Pakistan Composite Dialogue has effectively been put on hold, making the peace process one of the major casualties of the Mumbai attacks.

“Proposed dates for the meetings of different segments of the composite dialogue were being finalised, but the entire process has now come to a halt,” a source in Foreign Office told Dawn.

Sources in the Indian High Commission have indicated that the peace talks would not resume until Pakistan fully addressed their concerns.

The trade talks have already been postponed.

Similarly, a meeting of the defence secretaries of the two countries expected to be held in January is unlikely to go ahead. A visit by a team from India’s Planning Commission has also been put off.

A meeting of technical experts on the Sir Creek was postponed earlier because of technical reasons and it is not being rescheduled.

The fifth round of the composite dialogue began in July this year with a meeting of foreign secretaries of both countries in New Delhi.

The composite dialogue was last suspended by India in July 2006 after another terrorist attack on Mumbai’s commuter trains.

Foreign Minister Qureshi had earlier said that the peace process was under stress because of the terrorist incident, but expressed the hope that the two countries would soon overcome the hiccup in their ties.

After a meeting with the Indian High Commissioner, MQM leader Dr Farooq Sattar told DawnNews TV that the four-year-old peace process between Pakistan and India had suffered a major setback as a result of the Mumbai attacks.

 

[Kharian_Beast]

I hope our Indian viewers are enjoying the videos, best regards from Pakistan.

 

[Vinod2070]

^^ They are useless rants of a certifiable lunatic.