Comments for War on Pakistan

Comment on Blackwater involved in Karachi catastrophe by Kostya

Kostya — Sat, 16 Jan 2010 10:42:50 +0000

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Comment on VIDEO: Interview with Naveed Butt on the Swat offensive and the American Plan for Pakistan by tazi

tazi — Wed, 24 Jun 2009 11:51:19 +0000

There is clear evidence from the people of Swat themselves on the horrendous activities of the so called ‘Taliban’ in Swat. And these have come through from both mainstream media and alternate media circles. Mr Nadeem suggests that all these reports are fabricated to gain consensus and unity in Pakistan for the operation. Everything cannot be fabricated. He himself says that there is a total media blackout, then how does he know that all these reports are fabricated? Did he visit Swat himself? He also suggests that there is no foreign involvment in Swat. He uses the premise that as Pakistan has not raised this issue internationally, it proves that this argument is for local consumption only. That is a pretty weak premise. Pakistan has raised this issue on several occassions even as far back as 2006 to the Americans. And if they have not done so in big full fledge manner, then this is the failure and cowardice of the leadership but it does not change the reality on the ground. India is invloved in helping the local militants mixed with the foreigners in an effort to destabilise Pakistan. Everything the TTP has done so far has forwarded the agenda of US/Israel/India agenda in Pakistan ie destabilization of Pakistan eventually leading to denuclearisation of Pakistan. He also states that people in Pakistan are confused. There is no confusion Mr Nadeem, we dont want TTP to exist. Nothing could be clearer than that! Why does Mr Nadeem ignore all these facts?

Comment on 700 militants killed so far, operation to continued till elimination of Taliban, says Rehman by Karim

Karim — Thu, 04 Jun 2009 16:41:57 +0000

Assalam alaikum brothers, Jazaakallahu khairan for the report. Please correct the title (… operation to continue till …).

Wassalam

Comment on Sign The Online Petition by abu Husam al thinnabi

abu Husam al thinnabi — Sat, 23 May 2009 23:47:59 +0000

Prime time For Khilafah . Let All All rise one day one econd and one Man
Topple these regimes starting with the wrotten one In Pk
BrinG Khilafah Back
long live Hizb ut tahrir

Comment on Thar coal reserves can turn around Pakistani fortunes by Pakistani coal can solve electricity crisis: Report - Page 4 - Pakistan Defence Forum

Mon, 26 Jan 2009 07:02:34 +0000

[...] Re: Pakistani coal can solve electricity crisis: Report Thar coal reserves can turn around Pakistani fortunes[COLOR="MediumTurquoise"][/color] According to Pakistan Economy Watch the coal deposits in Thar can change the fate of the country if utilized in a proper way. It can save oil import bill, reduce unemployment and help strengthen economy, rupee and FOREX stocks. Dr Murtaza Mughal president of Pakistan Economy Watch in a statement said that 185 billion tonnes of coal worth USD 25 trillion can not only cater the electricity requirements of the country for next 100 years but also save almost four billion dollars in staggering oil import bill. He said that

Comment on Pakistan The Richest country in natural resources by free-speaker

free-speaker — Fri, 09 Jan 2009 11:48:49 +0000

the article says “we have largest gold/copper ore deposits at Saindak (Baluchistan) dying to be exploited.”

sorry but that is not true.

the largest gold mines are in USA not Pakistan. By ratio of our countries size we can say the reserves are pretty big. probably top 5 in the world. but not THE LARGEST

You have missed out many other things we have including salt ranges… marble… gas and oil… including offshore oil in the sea…

we also have a large area in sindh where wind blows in one direct almost all year which can generate crazy amounts of electricity with wind turbines.

you have also missed that we produce more wheat than any country of our size and our production alone is enough to feel paksitan afghanistan iran and a few more countries.

Comment on GALLUP: A majority of Pakistanis say U.S. military presence in Afghanistan is a threat to Pakistan by shahid majid

shahid majid — Tue, 06 Jan 2009 22:06:44 +0000

salamalaykum

we need to remove these leaders of these so called islamic leaders in the west and re-establish the khilafah.the whole world is crying and we muslims have the solution and dont implement it ! (the holy quran)

i intend to put a change to this INSHALLAH

Comment on Volunteer to Distribute Messages at Jummah by shahid majid

shahid majid — Tue, 06 Jan 2009 22:03:44 +0000

salam alay kum.

alhamdulillah, i have finally found a people who are fighting for a establishment for a islam state and a khilafah. i think the first opponents are to be found amongst ourselfes and who carry the name ISLAMIC STATE. I have been told pakistan and other states in the east are muslim countrys but dont or wont implement the shariah or want a khilafah or dont want anything to do with islam. these are the countrys which i believe should be corrected and these are the muslim countrys which should be the leading examples of a islamic state.

Comment on Pak Army Chief 20th most powerful person in world by anand singh

anand singh — Mon, 05 Jan 2009 13:11:17 +0000

An unenviable position.

The Nukes should be in civilian control. “Military interventions are necessary…”

A sorry state.
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Comment on GALLUP: A majority of Pakistanis say U.S. military presence in Afghanistan is a threat to Pakistan by anand singh

anand singh — Mon, 05 Jan 2009 13:08:50 +0000

The irony is that the absence of US in Afghaistan is a greater threat to Pakistan.

Pak has not been able to administer itself, the hotch potch of Army / ISI/ Dictators who have used fundamentalists for vested interests coupled with repeated disruptions of the constitution has made the ‘ could have been’ well governed country a mess.

Once the lid is removed, the worms in Afghanistan will spread with greater vehemence in Pak ( & the region).