ganeshran Posted October 23, 2011 Posted October 23, 2011 and some "maturity" on other side: nfJwO-qOz3I :giggle: You talk as if Pakistani media is too mature. :giggle: qIK-nHe6hJY#! Few highlights of the talk. taken from a Pakistani blog. 1. The music of Michael Jackson and The Beatles was developed by the Tavistock Institute in England to wean people away from their indigenous culture and impose cultural imperialism on the world. 2. The Rockefeller Foundation forced musicians ("by hook or by crook") to tune their instruments' A-note at 440 Hz after 1945 since that is the frequency that causes human beings' "cellular structure" to be unsettled the most, in order to propagate "mass hypnotism and mass crowd control." 3. This mass brain-washing was dubbed "counter-culture" and was led by a consortium of record companies, television channels and General Electric. 4. Hollywood's end-of-the-world type disaster films, zombie movies and vampire flicks are all part of the same "orchestrated and planned" conspiracy to confuse people whether "Balochis are killing us or Punjabis are killing Balochis." 5. The Occupy Wall Street Movement in a thousand cities across the globe is being funded by the same capitalists it is ostensibly fighting against. 6. The "North Command" of the US Army which is ostensibly responsible for domestic security is preparing for the Third World War within the US employing mercenary Poles and Ghanaians. 7. Corporations put fluoride in the water (anyone else remember Dr Strangelove?), poison in toothpastes and "monoxide sodium glutamate" in chips and juices to spread cancer.
Number Posted October 23, 2011 Posted October 23, 2011 Yep.. the whole Kashmir jihad is a RSS conspiracy, actually the pakistani army trains people to cross the LoC with flowers in their hands - only the RSS spread rumours about them having Ak-47s. And Ajmal Kasab was infact a pakistani kayaker who lost his way and ended up in Mumbai - the whole thing was just a big misunderstanding. And even 26/11 were done by RSS. :--D
Asim Posted October 23, 2011 Posted October 23, 2011 You talk as if Pakistani media is too mature. :giggle: :dontknow: was that clip about MEDIA? :hmmmm2:
ganeshran Posted October 23, 2011 Posted October 23, 2011 :dontknow: was that clip about MEDIA? :hmmmm2: yes , it was a talk show on Pakistani media. the kind of theories just goes to show the maturity level
Stuge Posted October 24, 2011 Posted October 24, 2011 Indian security has been breached in the sensitive Siachen Glacier-Aksai Chin-Ladakh-Kargil sector as Pakistan Army downloaded the GPS coordinates of all helipads from the army helicopter that strayed across the Line of Control (LoC) into Skardu region on Sunday morning. The Indian Cheetah helicopter along with the crew was allowed to return by Pakistan government later in the day. Top government sources said the incident was being probed at a high level as the GPS data of the helicopter was found wiped out along with nicknames and code signs of all the helipads in the 14 Corps area. The Nemu, Leh-based 14 Corps is responsible for defence of Kargil-Leh, Siachen Glacier and Line of Actual Control (LAC) with Tibet. “We are treating the incident with utmost concern as coordinates of all helipads in the 14 Corps including Siachen Glacier and LAC are now with Pakistan army with code signs and nicknames,” said a senior official. Senior officials said the Indian crew was being questioned as the Cheetah was fitted with the GPS and there was no reason for the machine to stray into Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK). To add insult to injury, the Pakistan artillery helipad (with number 90), on which the Cheetah landed in the Marol area just across the LoC in Kargil sector was not known to the Indian Army. The Pakistan army allowed the chopper to return to Kargil after refuelling the machine and giving directions to pilots. While Pakistan now says its fighter jet forced the Indian helicopter to land across the LoC, prima facie evidence reveals that the Indian pilot didn’t know where he had landed the helicopter due to bad weather conditions nor the Pakistan army had any clue about the landing. Sources said 14 Corps commander Lt Gen Ravi Dastane was visiting an Indian position on Sunday morning ahead of Kargil when his advanced light helicopter (ALH) helicopter developed a snag and was grounded. While another machine landed and flew Dastane to Srinagar, the Cheetah with a maintenance engineer was flown to the post to bring back the ALH after repairs. It was during this maintenance mission that the Cheetah flew into bad weather and without the pilot realising it crossed the LoC into Pakistan territory of Marol, just across the Kargil town. http://www.hindustantimes.com/India-news/NewDelhi/Pakistan-took-security-data-from-the-Army-chopper/Article1-761198.aspx
ganeshran Posted October 24, 2011 Posted October 24, 2011 They could probably move the helipads but it will cost money. :headshake:
Mariyam Posted October 24, 2011 Posted October 24, 2011 stop attending RSS functions:--D What a lousy statement!! There is no such thing as RSS. Have you ever seen one? I've lived here my entire life and traveled the length and breadth of the country. I'm yet to come across someone from the RSS. I think its a fictional 'asset' that Congress supporters have created to use as trump card in online message board debates.
Sarkar Posted October 24, 2011 Posted October 24, 2011 I m yet to see RSS do something bad to Indians in India because there is no such thing called hindu terror which was branded by kangress.
Sarkar Posted October 24, 2011 Posted October 24, 2011 Pakistan took security data from the Indian Army chopper Indian security has been breached in the sensitive Siachen Glacier-Aksai Chin-Ladakh-Kargil sector as Pakistan Army downloaded the GPS coordinates of all helipads from the army helicopter that strayed across the Line of Control (LoC) into Skardu region on Sunday morning. The Indian Cheetah helicopter along with the crew was allowed to return by Pakistan government later in the day. Top government sources said the incident was being probed at a high level as the GPS data of the helicopter was found wiped out along with nicknames and code signs of all the helipads in the 14 Corps area. The Nemu, Leh-based 14 Corps is responsible for defence of Kargil-Leh, Siachen Glacier and Line of Actual Control (LAC) with Tibet. Ÿe are treating the incident with utmost concern as coordinates of all helipads in the 14 Corps including Siachen Glacier and LAC are now with Pakistan army with code signs and nicknames, said a senior official. Senior officials said the Indian crew was being questioned as the Cheetah was fitted with the GPS and there was no reason for the machine to stray into Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK). To add insult to injury, the Pakistan artillery helipad (with number 90), on which the Cheetah landed in the Marol area just across the LoC in Kargil sector was not known to the Indian Army. The Pakistan army allowed the chopper to return to Kargil after refuelling the machine and giving directions to pilots. While Pakistan now says its fighter jet forced the Indian helicopter to land across the LoC, prima facie evidence reveals that the Indian pilot didnÃÕ know where he had landed the helicopter due to bad weather conditions nor the Pakistan army had any clue about the landing. Sources said 14 Corps commander Lt Gen Ravi Dastane was visiting an Indian position on Sunday morning ahead of Kargil when his advanced light helicopter (ALH) helicopter developed a snag and was grounded. While another machine landed and flew Dastane to Srinagar, the Cheetah with a maintenance engineer was flown to the post to bring back the ALH after repairs. It was during this maintenance mission that the Cheetah flew into bad weather and without the pilot realising it crossed the LoC into Pakistan territory of Marol, just across the Kargil town. http://www.hindustantimes.com/India-news/NewDelhi/Pakistan-took-security-data-from-the-Army-chopper/Article1-761198.aspx
Mariyam Posted October 24, 2011 Posted October 24, 2011 Our army still uses choppers, knives, clubs and machetes?
ganeshran Posted October 25, 2011 Posted October 25, 2011 Already posted in the main thread by stuge...
DomainK Posted October 25, 2011 Posted October 25, 2011 All that data was stored in a copter? Sounds iike BS. No one stores sensitive data in a copter to avoid situations like these.
Sir john Posted October 25, 2011 Posted October 25, 2011 All that data was stored in a copter? Sounds iike BS. No one stores sensitive data in a copter to avoid situations like these. codebook like thing.
Yoda-esque Posted October 25, 2011 Posted October 25, 2011 Relax- Those jokers will apply LL and comeup with some other conclusion
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