Fawzia Afzal Khan July 5, 2007
#601 Posted by Chennai on July 10, 2007 9:16:43 am
Re: # 595
What the hell is ``pandit hates``.........I think you have been skipping not only your medicines but also various posts here.........Pls do rectify that, if possible........
What the hell is ``pandit hates``.........I think you have been skipping not only your medicines but also various posts here.........Pls do rectify that, if possible........
#600 Posted by cliftonbridge on July 10, 2007 9:15:22 am
Islam zinda hota hai hur karbala ke baad?
yeah tell that to OBL Taliban and other sunni supremists. Amazing how the jihadophrenics can always unite for about 5 secs conning people into thinking they are in any way a uniform movement.
yeah tell that to OBL Taliban and other sunni supremists. Amazing how the jihadophrenics can always unite for about 5 secs conning people into thinking they are in any way a uniform movement.
#599 Posted by rf786 on July 10, 2007 9:15:03 am
Funeral prayer of Lt. Col. Haroon Islam offered in Lahore
Updated at 2040 PST
LAHORE: The funeral prayer of Shaheed Lt. Col. Haroon Islam of Pakistan Army’s special services group, who was killed in the Lal Masjid operation, has been offered in Ayub Stadium, located in Lahore Cantt. Area. He will be laid in the graveyard of the martyrs of 3 Sindh Regiment.
Besides, the Governor of Punjab, civil and military officials including high officials of Army, Navy and Air Force were also present in the prayer.
#598 Posted by rf786 on July 10, 2007 9:10:16 am
Ghazi killed in operation silence: Reports
Updated at 1855 PST
ISLAMABAD: The deputy chief of Lal mosque Abdul Rasheed Ghazi has been killed in operation silence lunched against the militants holed up in the Lal mosque, the Interior ministry sources said on Tuesday.
A bullet had hit in a leg of Ghazi during gunfire and he was also asked to surrender after he was injured but he refused and was ultimately killed, some sources said.
Mr. Ghazi was killed in firing by some militants who were hiding along with him when he came out of a bunker and was heading to surrender, the other reports said.
Meanwhile, Interior Secretary Syed Kamal Shah has confirmed that the deputy chief of Lal mosque Abdul Rasheed Ghazi was killed in operation silence lunched against the militants holed up in the Lal mosque.
Ghazi was killed in a bunker as a result of cross firing during the operation silence, he said while talking to Gen News.
The military authorities have also confirmed the death of Abdul Rasheed Ghazi.
Abdul Rashid Ghazi, a militant Islamic cleric who had vowed to die with his students inside an Islamabad mosque rather than surrender to Pakistani forces, once had a relatively moderate lifestyle.
Ghazi, the deputy leader of the Red Mosque, was holed up in a basement with several women and children on Tuesday after troops raided the compound, officials said. At least 58 people have died in the assault.
Updated at 1855 PST
ISLAMABAD: The deputy chief of Lal mosque Abdul Rasheed Ghazi has been killed in operation silence lunched against the militants holed up in the Lal mosque, the Interior ministry sources said on Tuesday.
A bullet had hit in a leg of Ghazi during gunfire and he was also asked to surrender after he was injured but he refused and was ultimately killed, some sources said.
Mr. Ghazi was killed in firing by some militants who were hiding along with him when he came out of a bunker and was heading to surrender, the other reports said.
Meanwhile, Interior Secretary Syed Kamal Shah has confirmed that the deputy chief of Lal mosque Abdul Rasheed Ghazi was killed in operation silence lunched against the militants holed up in the Lal mosque.
Ghazi was killed in a bunker as a result of cross firing during the operation silence, he said while talking to Gen News.
The military authorities have also confirmed the death of Abdul Rasheed Ghazi.
Abdul Rashid Ghazi, a militant Islamic cleric who had vowed to die with his students inside an Islamabad mosque rather than surrender to Pakistani forces, once had a relatively moderate lifestyle.
Ghazi, the deputy leader of the Red Mosque, was holed up in a basement with several women and children on Tuesday after troops raided the compound, officials said. At least 58 people have died in the assault.
#597 Posted by arjun2 on July 10, 2007 9:07:58 am
#572 by zeemax on July 10, 2007 8:12am PT
be more close to the ``ground-realities``
your jihadi buddies and ninja chix sistas are closer the the underground realities...6 ft underground realities...
be more close to the ``ground-realities``
your jihadi buddies and ninja chix sistas are closer the the underground realities...6 ft underground realities...
#596 Posted by hamidm2 on July 10, 2007 9:06:50 am
Re: # 589
tahmed,
``Those women and children and even young men misled by the power-hungry maulvis may have been misled, but that does not make their lives any less precious as that of any other individual on earth. ``
........... i beg to disagree - these people were not misled; nobody came to their homes and forced them to send their children to the madrassa........... they did it because they `believe` in this insidous ideology that tom friedman mentions ............ and no, their lives are not as precious as col haroon`s - he was a fine soldier who did his duty but the loss of his life was unnecessary ........ the women and children he was trying to save will not thank him - as a matter of fact if they had the chance, they would try to kill him ............. he died because the government wanted to limit the political damage ......
tahmed,
``Those women and children and even young men misled by the power-hungry maulvis may have been misled, but that does not make their lives any less precious as that of any other individual on earth. ``
........... i beg to disagree - these people were not misled; nobody came to their homes and forced them to send their children to the madrassa........... they did it because they `believe` in this insidous ideology that tom friedman mentions ............ and no, their lives are not as precious as col haroon`s - he was a fine soldier who did his duty but the loss of his life was unnecessary ........ the women and children he was trying to save will not thank him - as a matter of fact if they had the chance, they would try to kill him ............. he died because the government wanted to limit the political damage ......
#595 Posted by tahmed32 on July 10, 2007 9:06:10 am
chennai: I can ``quibble`` all I want with fellow Pakistanis. However, I have no interest in the views of pandit-hates like you from India, and you are welcome to believe whatever makes you happy. That is no problem for us Pakistanis.
#594 Posted by Chennai on July 10, 2007 9:04:52 am
Re: # 592
Thanks for your gesture.......I think more than funds the important thing is to ensure that we have a working mechanism in place for counselling these kids.....
Prakash
Thanks for your gesture.......I think more than funds the important thing is to ensure that we have a working mechanism in place for counselling these kids.....
Prakash
#593 Posted by Chennai on July 10, 2007 9:01:56 am
Re: # 589
Tahmed......stop quibbling......are you a moron who cannot understand the implications of these forces that were unleashed......and their implications on the kids.......the future citizens of Pakistan.
Tahmed......stop quibbling......are you a moron who cannot understand the implications of these forces that were unleashed......and their implications on the kids.......the future citizens of Pakistan.
#592 Posted by anil on July 10, 2007 9:01:55 am
Re: # 577
Hamidm sahib:
I will sponsor one girl child`s education.
Hamidm sahib:
I will sponsor one girl child`s education.
#591 Posted by KaalChakra on July 10, 2007 8:58:24 am
Hamidm
My family is no different. We all pray to different gods, and have fun discussing why each one of us does what he or she does. It`s a complete zoo! :)
My family is no different. We all pray to different gods, and have fun discussing why each one of us does what he or she does. It`s a complete zoo! :)
#590 Posted by Urstruly on July 10, 2007 8:58:14 am
Re: # 582
I did not berate our victorious glorious army, I instead send salams for getting us rid of the threat to civilization caused by these 8th, 10th, and 12th graders. And if you insist I can also salute na-pak fouj for putting an end to the ``distraction`` for good, which was getting in the way of the movement for democracy against themselves.
I did not berate our victorious glorious army, I instead send salams for getting us rid of the threat to civilization caused by these 8th, 10th, and 12th graders. And if you insist I can also salute na-pak fouj for putting an end to the ``distraction`` for good, which was getting in the way of the movement for democracy against themselves.
#589 Posted by tahmed32 on July 10, 2007 8:55:05 am
hamidm #561 ``.......... it is a shame and a crime that innocent security forces people had to die because they wanted to save women who will now go out to bear more jihadis, and children who will grow up to become bloody murderers ........... all those miserable lives are not worth one dead pakistani soldier ......... ``
Wrong again.
First, Lt. Col. Haroon ul Islam laid down his life at the head of his men, and attempting to free women and children from the ghoondas hiding behind them. This is in the finest of military traditions. While a tragedy for his family, no doubt, he has also made all true Pakistanis proud. The only shame is that you are unable to see anything postive in Pakistan. I am proud that all Pakistanis - musharraf, religious parties, non-religious parties, ordinary citizens, and above all our brave military soldiers - did their utmost to save those precious lives. We can only pray that these hafsa women and the parents who placed their trust in these maulvis will have learnt something from this episode.
Second, every life is precious as your own. Those women and children and even young men misled by the power-hungry maulvis may have been misled, but that does not make their lives any less precious as that of any other individual on earth.
Wrong again.
First, Lt. Col. Haroon ul Islam laid down his life at the head of his men, and attempting to free women and children from the ghoondas hiding behind them. This is in the finest of military traditions. While a tragedy for his family, no doubt, he has also made all true Pakistanis proud. The only shame is that you are unable to see anything postive in Pakistan. I am proud that all Pakistanis - musharraf, religious parties, non-religious parties, ordinary citizens, and above all our brave military soldiers - did their utmost to save those precious lives. We can only pray that these hafsa women and the parents who placed their trust in these maulvis will have learnt something from this episode.
Second, every life is precious as your own. Those women and children and even young men misled by the power-hungry maulvis may have been misled, but that does not make their lives any less precious as that of any other individual on earth.
#588 Posted by hamidm2 on July 10, 2007 8:54:46 am
Re: # 584
zeemax,
... that`s why i suggested that the government should take away these children from their parents ........ like you, these people belong to the school of death - the other `mindset` that kaal talks about ...............
zeemax,
... that`s why i suggested that the government should take away these children from their parents ........ like you, these people belong to the school of death - the other `mindset` that kaal talks about ...............
#587 Posted by AlephNull on July 10, 2007 8:53:48 am
Qatl-e-Abdul Rashid asal mein marg-e-Pervez Musharraf. Islam zinda hota hai har Karbala ke baad.
#586 Posted by zeemax on July 10, 2007 8:51:07 am
#570 by hamidm2,
...... as someone on bbc pointed out this morning, there are two pakistans -
That is true. And I have said this many times. There`s one Pakistan you know well, but there`s another Pakistan you know nothing about.
...... as someone on bbc pointed out this morning, there are two pakistans -
That is true. And I have said this many times. There`s one Pakistan you know well, but there`s another Pakistan you know nothing about.
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