PM Raja telephones Nawaz, Asfandyar= MUK-MUKA mafia afraid of revolution?
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but its really more bad to see runaway , & NRO negociated so-called democratic leadership virtully begging to the forces of change like qadri shb , for another bari?
Are you crazy? Most number of murder cases are on mqm the biggest beneficiary of NRO and your murshad making alliance with them. This is what happens when your leader is shameless and munafiq and Jiayals like you left with no moral grounds to talk about good things.
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Pakistan army sees “internal threats” as greatest security risk
DAWN.COM | 3rd January, 2013 25
Pakistan army sees
ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan army has changed its operational priorities for the first time in eleven years and described internal threats as the greatest risk to the country’s security, DawnNews reported on Wednesday.
The ongoing guerrilla war in the tribal area near borders with Afghanistan and armed attacks from different groups and elements on security installations and in cities were mentioned as biggest security threat in the new ‘army doctrine.’
The army publishes the doctrine to review its war preparedness and capabilities in order to keep them on the right track.
A new chapter, ‘sub-conventional warfare’ has been included in the “green book” for the first time.
Without naming characters in the war, the book talked about few groups and elements and also mentioned cross-border attacks from Afghanistan.
The over 200-page green book is being distributed among military commanders and the military sources said that it would also be shared with the public and will also be posted on the army’s website at an appropriate time.
According to BBC, defence analyst Talat Masood says that Pakistan army for the first time has admitted that the real threat is emanating internally and along the western borders and not from India, which was previously considered as number one enemy of the state.
PPP ready for talks with Taliban, says Kaira
From the Newspaper | Our Staff Reporter | 13 hours ago 0
PPP ready for talks with Taliban, says Kaira | Pakistan | DAWN.COM
LAHORE: Federal Information Minister Qamar Zaman Kaira said on Saturday the PPP was ready for talks with everyone, including militants.
“The PPP is ready for dialogue with anyone, even the Taliban,” he remarked while answering a question here.
The Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan has offered the government ‘conditional talks’ for peace.
He said the nation was worried about the announcement made by Dr Tahirul Qadri about his planned march on Islamabad on Jan 14. “Dr Qadri should better approach the Election Commission of Pakistan if he has any objections to the electoral process,” he said.
Mr Qadri should first decide about taking part in the election and then get his party registered with the ECP in line with the constitutional process, he added. Mr Kaira said the caretaker set-up would be formed after consultation with all stakeholders.
He said anything against the Constitution was unacceptable and all suggestions within the domain of the Constitution would be welcomed.
He said the PPP was pursuing the reconciliation policy because it believed in the unity of people and not in their division. The PPP had kept all its coalition partners on board while taking decisions.
To a question about differences among the coalition partners, especially with the PML-Q, he said differences remained in alliances but it did not mean that the coalition was not intact.
He said the tenure of the government would end on March 16 and the elections would be held within the next two months. The minister cut a cake to mark the 85th birth anniversary of PPP founder Z.A. Bhutto at the Radio Pakistan building.
whats this, whats the contradiction ?
revolution in making!
DAWN.COM | 3rd January, 2013 25
Pakistan army sees
ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan army has changed its operational priorities for the first time in eleven years and described internal threats as the greatest risk to the country’s security, DawnNews reported on Wednesday.
The ongoing guerrilla war in the tribal area near borders with Afghanistan and armed attacks from different groups and elements on security installations and in cities were mentioned as biggest security threat in the new ‘army doctrine.’
The army publishes the doctrine to review its war preparedness and capabilities in order to keep them on the right track.
A new chapter, ‘sub-conventional warfare’ has been included in the “green book” for the first time.
Without naming characters in the war, the book talked about few groups and elements and also mentioned cross-border attacks from Afghanistan.
The over 200-page green book is being distributed among military commanders and the military sources said that it would also be shared with the public and will also be posted on the army’s website at an appropriate time.
According to BBC, defence analyst Talat Masood says that Pakistan army for the first time has admitted that the real threat is emanating internally and along the western borders and not from India, which was previously considered as number one enemy of the state.
PPP ready for talks with Taliban, says Kaira
From the Newspaper | Our Staff Reporter | 13 hours ago 0
PPP ready for talks with Taliban, says Kaira | Pakistan | DAWN.COM
LAHORE: Federal Information Minister Qamar Zaman Kaira said on Saturday the PPP was ready for talks with everyone, including militants.
“The PPP is ready for dialogue with anyone, even the Taliban,” he remarked while answering a question here.
The Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan has offered the government ‘conditional talks’ for peace.
He said the nation was worried about the announcement made by Dr Tahirul Qadri about his planned march on Islamabad on Jan 14. “Dr Qadri should better approach the Election Commission of Pakistan if he has any objections to the electoral process,” he said.
Mr Qadri should first decide about taking part in the election and then get his party registered with the ECP in line with the constitutional process, he added. Mr Kaira said the caretaker set-up would be formed after consultation with all stakeholders.
He said anything against the Constitution was unacceptable and all suggestions within the domain of the Constitution would be welcomed.
He said the PPP was pursuing the reconciliation policy because it believed in the unity of people and not in their division. The PPP had kept all its coalition partners on board while taking decisions.
To a question about differences among the coalition partners, especially with the PML-Q, he said differences remained in alliances but it did not mean that the coalition was not intact.
He said the tenure of the government would end on March 16 and the elections would be held within the next two months. The minister cut a cake to mark the 85th birth anniversary of PPP founder Z.A. Bhutto at the Radio Pakistan building.
whats this, whats the contradiction ?
revolution in making!
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biggest beneficiary of NRO are NAWAZ &ZARDARI, now you cant change that, & i dont hve any one as my political laeder in pakistan, i only follow one god! no one else
i think you cant find a single positive, line of defence for the bald headed prince of raiwind, its vry funny, & i think you know that?
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