jahangeer yousaf
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yeah but investing for these kind of acts .........
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You and Jehangir are getting very close to violating forum policy that forbids supports for terrorism and terrorists.Ameen brother... Pak Army has declared war on their own people... Now they will realize that their guns cannot kill all the people of Pakistan... may the leaders of this Army be dragged onto the street and lynched and burned to death by their own Army juniors...
May Pak Airforce launch strikes at the homes of these Generals and Brigadiers and destroy them along with their families...
Thats all this Army wants anyway... Anarchy and chaos and civilwar in Pakistan at the commands of America... so let people help our Army in its objectives...
Then this head needs to be removed from the body...
You and Jehangir are getting very close to violating forum policy that forbids supports for terrorism and terrorists.
Whether you disagree with the Army/GoP position on the Davis case should not be used to implicitly or explicitly show support for Taliban/AQ/LeJ etc. terrorists in Pakistan and elsewhere. The TTP/Aq and other groups have openly claimed responsibility for terrorist bombings against Pakistani civilians and security forces, and openly distributed barbaric videos showing beheadings and executions of civilians - the Army/GoP actions against them are completely justified.
Want the truth?
Its not the army... its the bastard govt tht is letting it happen!
Army is bound... have they not repeatedly said tht if the GoP allows them they can shot down the drones?
Its just an eyewash .... till we have a c.....a government who bows to Mo....king americ*nt govt... such things r bound to happen...Be it the killings of lahore or the bombing of a jirga in waziristan.
F...k ghardar regime.
Some of you ranting against the Army should realize who exactly is gaining from this, as is evident from posts by certain members on this forum.
The terrorists and extremist supporters are now taking full advantage of the situation to come out openly against anti-terrorism operations by the military. Confine your criticizm to the relevant events instead of making sweeping statements and condemnations.
Are you joking. Everyone knows the Pakistani army has more power than the weak Pakistani government. Pakistani army can any day declare marshall law, kick out zardari and gilani and rule Islamabd. Pakistani army always had more power than the Pakistani government that is why Pakistan has been under military dictatorship for most of its 63 year old history.
Theres no way on earth that Raymond Davis would be released and U.S. drone attacks would attack Pakistani territory without the consent of Pakistan army.
Some of you ranting against the Army should realize who exactly is gaining from this, as is evident from posts by certain members on this forum.
The terrorists and extremist supporters are now taking full advantage of the situation to come out openly against anti-terrorism operations by the military. Confine your criticizm to the relevant events instead of making sweeping statements and condemnations.
Want the truth?
Its not the army... its the bastard govt tht is letting it happen!
Army is bound... have they not repeatedly said tht if the GoP allows them they can shot down the drones?
Its just an eyewash .... till we have a c.....a government who bows to Mo....king americ*nt govt... such things r bound to happen...Be it the killings of lahore or the bombing of a jirga in waziristan.
F...k ghardar regime.
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Try the us drones.
Sir, your point is okay on this perspective but what is the need of this Army if it cannot punish a spy who was on Anti-Pakistan mission???
Let me repeat an argument made elsewhere - do Pakistanis want the Army to act constitutionally or not? What is evident so far is that the PA under Kiyani has stayed out of domestic politics in Pakistan as much as possible.
If Pakistanis want the Army to act constitutionally, then the Army's support for the PPP's decision to release Davis for the sake of not upsetting relations with the US and continued aid and economic support is the 'constitutionally correct' position to take.
If however you want the Army to act independently and be responsible and accountable, then Pakistanis need to assign the Army a constitutional role in decision making.
Pakistanis cannot have it both ways, with liberals screaming and whining about the Army 'influencing and interfering' in decision making, and the other side screaming and whining about the Army 'not influencing and interfering' in decision making.
Apparently both sides are hypocrites - they just want the Army to 'interfere and influence' in issues that only they care about.
You and Jehangir are getting very close to violating forum policy that forbids supports for terrorism and terrorists.
Whether you disagree with the Army/GoP position on the Davis case should not be used to implicitly or explicitly show support for Taliban/AQ/LeJ etc. terrorists in Pakistan and elsewhere. The TTP/Aq and other groups have openly claimed responsibility for terrorist bombings against Pakistani civilians and security forces, and openly distributed barbaric videos showing beheadings and executions of civilians - the Army/GoP actions against them are completely justified.
That would be why HAkimullah Mehsud, Mullah Fazlullah, OBL and company are being hunted like the swine they are.