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Read somewhere that some of those kids were beheaded & mutilated before bullet riddled their bodies. Imagine the kind of hatred and animosity it takes to do that to kids. Worse than animals these jihadis.
Pak and US army have been doing the same thing to their kids and families and the numbers are in thousands. I'm not justifying their acts but we dont see the same reaction when Pak, US army butcher their people. We are only seeing half the story. They are desperate and want to react in some way but they chose a very extremist method.
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Who's this joker? Can any Pakistani ICFer explain his influence and how big is his audience reach?
It just goes to show how gullible the Indians here are as well. The guy in that show is a Class A idiot. He is a fraud and a liar, have a look for him on youtube and you'll find many videos exposing his 20 day PHD which apparently he obtained in Spain. I've yet to meet anyone, who took 7 yrs to jump from BSc to a MSc then 20 days from a MSc to a PHD. He is co owner of one of the TV stations, hence the air time, but in truth he shouldn't get any and should be taken off. Class A idiot is putting it mildly. Amir Liaqat is his name.
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It just goes to show how gullible the Indians here are as well. The guy in that show is a Class A idiot. He is a fraud and a liar, have a look for him on youtube and you'll find many videos exposing his 20 day PHD which apparently he obtained in Spain. I've yet to meet anyone, who took 7 yrs to jump from BSc to a MSc then 20 days from a MSc to a PHD. He is co owner of one of the TV stations, hence the air time, but in truth he shouldn't get any and should be taken off. Class A idiot is putting it mildly. Amir Liaqat is his name.
Bigotry, too much religion, its twisted interpretations, insecurity, tendency to make up and believe in conspiracy theories and to blame others for problems that are their own creation is entrenched in Pakistani society and people. The fact that you allow international terrorists like Hafeez Saeed to roam free and spew venom, so much poison on your national TV (references of Hindu baniya etc) not just by Zaid Hamid, even in a comedy show like hasb-e-haal , also often displayed by your public figures (afridi, sohail tanveer etc). You will allow a 'My name is Khan' to release wherein a muslim boy marries a hindu girl but wont allow a 'ranjhnaa' where its the other way round, lol - a rather small example but shows the insecurity. Rather than calling others gullible etc, your people will be much better off trying to solve these problems. Meanwhile, we will also try to appreciate whatever good we notice in Pakistani people (and we understand we wont be doing any ehsaan by appreciating good things)
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Enemy at the gates http://www.telegraphindia.com/1141220/jsp/opinion/story_4283.jsp#.VJU1qzCAPA

It was a chance meeting in 2013 with one Lieutenant Colonel Sankalp Kumar in a defence institute library that understandably led us to an animated discussion on Pakistan, jihad, terror. One vividly recalled the gist of our conversation after seeing on television the body of that bright, young officer of the Indian army on the funeral pyre. Late Sankalp had put across some very simple and matter-of-fact questions, the answers to which I could perhaps dare suggest, but never pass on, to the Indian establishment headed by the popularly and jocularly termed "Delhi gang". This is a minority Indian elite group, constituting the "exclusive club members of aman ki asha" - a few establishment hand-picked peaceniks with deep-rooted Indo-Pakistan business interests (even at the cost of the unity and integrity of the Indian nation); the "legendary Lahore lovers" (for whom Lahore is the mid-point of the universe); the "guided" (should one say misguided?) tourists who swear by the "charm offensive" hosts serving biryani, gosht and kebabs of "exotic Lahori bazaars"; a few retired diplomats, handful of ex-generals and "club class" intellectuals - openly meeting Hafiz Saeed, the alleged mastermind of the Mumbai 26/11 attacks (and following it up with a press conference declaring how "fruitful" the meeting has been). All of them have the best of intentions, no doubt. But nobody has the wherewithals to implement the "lofty theory into lovely practice". Why? Because, for these well-intentioned Indians, 21st century is the era of "international interest", in which "national interest" at best comes as a footnote. A few sample questions posed by the late soldier re-surfaces and crosses one's mind. "Sir, why do we not understand and analyse the psyche of the Pakistanis? Why is our establishment so namby-pamby and shy of planning and executing suitable counter-covert operations to nip the enemy in the bud? Why are we destroying the morale of our forces by tying their hands behind their back when Pakistani elements have penetrated deep into our soil? Why is our own government so pro-Pakistan when the whole world knows and avoids the terrorist State of Pakistan and the nationals thereof as potential terrorists? Are our leaders serving India or the enemy Pakistan?" There were some more penetrating analysis by the youngster which one rarely hears even from civil service officers dealing with the subject from the high tables of diplomacy in air-conditioned rooms. It transpired that the young officer had experienced bullet injuries and long hospitalization and that he did not mind facing the enemy in the battlefield once again. Unfortunately, the true soldier that Sankalp was, he did not "face" the enemy in the battle field. Instead, he had to deal with the religious jihadists, allegedly recruited and trained by the Pakistan government-army-ISI-religious heads/fanatics combine to crush India. The true colours of Pakistan emerges through the utterances of Hafiz Saeed of Jama'at-ud-Da'wah on December 5, 2014: "Pakistan was not created to befriend India or to promote secularism. We created Pakistan for Shariat (Islamic rule). This is our destiny. We will continue supporting... our Muslim brothers... India is our enemy, not friend." What profound honesty and candour of the terror mastermind and hatemonger! In contrast, what a remarkable deaf-dumb and blind policy and lack of understanding and plan of action on the part of the government of India over the years! So much so that it is open knowledge that at least two pro-Pakistan prime ministers of India, wittingly or unwittingly, willingly or unwillingly, destroyed the assets of the nation to counter the threat emanating from our western neighbourhood. A sizeable number of "elite" Indians also appear to suffer from a short memory owing to the fact that no government of India was either capable or competent enough to take sovereign decisions about its core national interests for 25 years (from 1989 to 2014) because of coalition politics in which the chariot of the State had too many horses pulling in different directions, with the chariot driver looking helpless and doing nothing other than maintaining his exalted seat. Consequently, irreparable damage has already been inflicted on the State, as can be seen from the posturings of a universally acknowledged terror-epicentre, Pakistan. In reality, Pakistan, rightly or wrongly, perceives India as a "soft" State, with several sympathizers within the Indian establishment who are ever-ready to serve the interests of the Pakistani terrorists and their handlers rather than serve the cause of their motherland. India needs to realize that there exists a grave potential threat as a majority of Pakistani nationals visualize India as their future place of residence. Since the adage, "seeing is believing", is a realistic way of analysing, this author, on the basis of his first-hand experience, can say that there is a possibility of a two-front demographic assault on India in the near future. And before majority of Indians realize what has hit them, the matter is likely to be over for the present Indian State. The first phase of assault began in 1947 in the form of war, and the second, in 1989, continues as ceaseless invasion. The first was the conventional war, the second is the cross-border, unconventional, remote-controlled guerrilla-attack-cum-suicide warfare of infiltration by religious fanatics and terrorists representing foot soldiers of the Pakistan State-army-ISI. The second assault, which has not yet been perceived as assault by the intellectual, educated and drawing room "revolutionaries" and society-elites of India, is being glibly dubbed as the "bona fide entry" of "helpless, harmless and hospitable" traders, tourists, pilgrims and the Partition- separated relatives and friends from across the border travelling by road and rail. Sorry to say that Indians will regret it one day. If one goes through the statistics of the entry-exit register of people, say by weekly train, at Munabao (Rajasthan), it would transpire that the ratio is 2:1 (two people entering India and one going to Pakistan). Not only that. The Pakistanis entering India tend to overstay and "vanish" from their designated location and position into the Indian hinterland and the usual Indian practice is to cut short their stay in Pakistan. Reportedly, (virtually) all incoming Pakistanis (irrespective of religion) consider India to be " jannat" (heaven) and Pakistan to be "jahannum" (hell). In other words, Pakistan is the "push" and India the "pull" factor, which potentially puts a very big question mark on the very existence of India in its present shape, size and demographic condition. It is thus the interplay of demography on geography resulting in terrorism and war at the cost of India. The average Pakistani birth-rate of 3.07 children per woman still comes as a boon to the likes of Saeed and his Pakistani State-army-ISI brothers in their efforts to spread terror and religion-related attacks on India. The last word is yet to be heard as the decisive assault plan is still in the pipeline. Thanks to the benign Indian establishment of the past.
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:omg: is this true
Just imagine if this idiot gets to decide Lakhvi's case. Do you expect any fair judgement ? The roots of radicalism is so deeply entrenched into the very fabric of Paki society, that cleansing it up will take more than just a hue and cry over a school children massacre. Expecting anything better and you are only fooling yourselves !
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