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On road to Revive and strenghthen TTP

I just don't get it why Indians cry so hard & loudly. It could be may be because their rented terrorist group is dying fast.
 
Look I will tell you how to solve terrorism problem.

Right there are a number of traitor sell outs in your country.

When a suicide bomber blows himself up he does it so his family receive money from the Indian handler. When he can massacre innocent people on a bus he does it so his family can have money.

What you need to do is target their families for leverage. Find out exactly where their families lives pick them up. Now Mr brave terrorist suicide bomber knows his family is in trouble. He will stop whatever he is doing and do what it takes to protect his family.

He hands himself over and you proceed to execute every single family member. Not only is this pain free way of capturing the sleeper cells hidden away in cities you also remove the family tree. This process weans out the future terrorists.
Do you mean that government failed to provide basic necessities to these people and they are very poor as their Province haven't got equal rights and Government is eating all the profits and margins.. perhaps then they look up to their neighbours for money to blow them selves. or have you got any instance where any of us contact you to give money to blow himself up on Indian territory?o_Oo_Oo_Oo_Oo_Oo_O
 
I too support theidea of confronting these non state elements until they are eradicated but comments posted by others gives me impression is that majority is confident of TTP era over rather thinking that they are reviving to keep themselves alive.

No it is wrong perception, it is not over yet. The Afghan lands gives a very good nursery to them the porous border helps and not to mention the $$ being pumped in by foreign nations. The war with them is not over, we have won the battle surely but it is not over yet and will take some time until it is fully eradicated.

Look I will tell you how to solve terrorism problem.

Right there are a number of traitor sell outs in your country.

When a suicide bomber blows himself up he does it so his family receive money from the Indian handler. When he can massacre innocent people on a bus he does it so his family can have money.

What you need to do is target their families for leverage. Find out exactly where their families lives pick them up. Now Mr brave terrorist suicide bomber knows his family is in trouble. He will stop whatever he is doing and do what it takes to protect his family.

He hands himself over and you proceed to execute every single family member. Not only is this pain free way of capturing the sleeper cells hidden away in cities you also remove the family tree. This process weans out the future terrorists.

well this is not who Islam teaches us to fight wars and fortunately we are still playing it by some rules. This wont be happening. A better progressive idea will be to locate there family, contact and help them. Now when the brainwashed terrorist know that he wont have to blow himself up and kill many others to feed his family he will give up. The thing is that this will be a slow process, those funding the brainwashing and providing the money will keep pumping more and more, there will also be a few traitors doing it for there animosity and not money so they will also keep doing and then we will have to pick them up and eliminate those elements.
 
Three jihadist groups, including one led by a key commander who has served as a senior leader in al Qaeda and the Lashkar-e-Jhangvi, have united with the Movement of the Taliban in Pakistan. The merger is part of the Movement of the Taliban in Pakistan’s efforts to rebuild itself, likely with the guidance of al Qaeda. The jihadist organization split in 2014 after a contentious leadership dispute that festered when the US killed the group’s former emir, Hakeemullah Mehsud, in a drone strike.
Muhammad Khurasani, a spokesman for the Movement of the Taliban in Pakistan (TTP), announced today that three outfits led by “Commander Qari Matiur Rehman,” “Commander Qari Ehsanul Haq,” and “Commander Muhammad Shamil,” merged with the overarching Taliban group, according to a translation of a statement that was obtained by on of the Terrorism watchdog in the region.
Rehman, who is “also known as Commander Abdul Samad” and has served as a senior leader in al Qaeda and the Lashkar-e-Jhangvi, leads all three groups within the Movement of the Taliban in Pakistan.
“All three of these groups united under the leadership of the respected Commander Matiur Rehman, may God protect him, and became a part of the Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan [Movement of the Taliban in Pakistan],” Khurasani said in a statement that was issued on Umar Media, the official website of the group.
Khurasani said that the three jihadist entities “were always important groups in the jihad of Pakistan and have been since the beginning. ”
“Prior to this, these organizations worked with and cooperated with the Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan, but were not officially part of the Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan,”

The merger is part of Movement of the Taliban in Pakistan’s attempt to rebuilt its shattered image in the wake of the 2014 death of Hakeemullah Mehsud, the group’s former emir. The Taliban appointed Mullah Fazlullah to lead the TTP, but multiple factions were unhappy with the choice and split, including two Mehsud factions in North and South Waziristan, and a large branch led by Omar Khalid Khorasani. But Omar Khalid Khorasani’s faction (Jamaat-ul Ahrar) and Lashkar-e-Islam joined the Movement of the Taliban in Pakistan early last month as part of the effort to mend the rift between the jihadist groups.

US intelligence agencies see it as “the deep bench of Pakistani jihadists who have stepped in to fill mid and senior-level leadership positions in al Qaeda” as the terror group’s legacy leaders have been killed in drone strikes. Leaders and operatives who are part of this “deep bench” often wear multiple hats, or serve with multiple jihadist groups.
TTP has lost massive stregnth and will loose more and will be eventually finished
 
Notice how much the common Indian loves the terrorists.
Notice that exactly one Indian has commented so far. Can generalization go any further than this, if one person becomes your idea of "the common Indian"?
 
The post is made by an Indian so every one going to scrutinize it and it would have been posted by any elite member then everyone would have started thinking about it... That is generalization...
 
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