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PCB chairman threatens to boycott India in ICC and ACC events: Reports
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dreambox.pk said:
Why don't you give some international news agency as source bcoz you know both India and pak media has to sell their news so they mix spicy Masala to the news. Provide some link of some international news agency like RT, Guardian, BBC, Al Jazeera or any reputed agency :k
dreambox.pk said:we are ally with USA and NATO to kill terrorist supported by India in Baluchistan FATA and KPK
many evidence has been provided and Indian chief also confessed we train terrorist
do u need video i can show u
where is "video"
Sarkar said:Why don't you give some international news agency as source bcoz you know both India and pak media has to sell their news so they mix spicy Masala to the news. Provide some link of some international news agency like RT, Guardian, BBC, Al Jazeera or any reputed agency :k
yes bro
Looks like dreambox bro is busy in searching web
But I can give you proof of ISI's terrorist activity. Here it is
Guantánamo Bay files: Pakistan's ISI spy service listed as terrorist group
Anyone linked to Inter-Services Intelligence Directorate should be treated like al-Qaida or Taliban, interrogators told,
US authorities describe the main Pakistani intelligence service as a terrorist organisation in secret files obtained by the Guardian.
Guantánamo Bay files: Pakistan's ISI spy service listed as terrorist group | World news | The Guardian
US cables likened ISI to Taliban, al-Qaeda: Wikileaks - BBC News
Official: 'Top' Pakistani intel officials support for terror network – CNN Security Clearance - CNN.com Blogs
Pakistani agents 'funding and training Afghan Taliban' - BBC News
Stratfor: Osama bin Laden 'was in routine contact with Pakistan's spy agency' - Telegraph
I can give you infinite number of sources. Plz note that none of these sources are from Indian media, all are reputed international media and they are media from ally countries of pak from which Pak got huge amount of money as Aid every year :hello
But I can give you proof of ISI's terrorist activity. Here it is
Guantánamo Bay files: Pakistan's ISI spy service listed as terrorist group
Anyone linked to Inter-Services Intelligence Directorate should be treated like al-Qaida or Taliban, interrogators told,
US authorities describe the main Pakistani intelligence service as a terrorist organisation in secret files obtained by the Guardian.
Guantánamo Bay files: Pakistan's ISI spy service listed as terrorist group | World news | The Guardian
US cables likened ISI to Taliban, al-Qaeda: Wikileaks - BBC News
Official: 'Top' Pakistani intel officials support for terror network – CNN Security Clearance - CNN.com Blogs
Pakistani agents 'funding and training Afghan Taliban' - BBC News
Stratfor: Osama bin Laden 'was in routine contact with Pakistan's spy agency' - Telegraph
I can give you infinite number of sources. Plz note that none of these sources are from Indian media, all are reputed international media and they are media from ally countries of pak from which Pak got huge amount of money as Aid every year :hello
Pakistan has been placed at number 10 out of 19 countries in the list of 'The Failed State Index: Most vulnerable countries, 2014', compiled by the 'Fund for Peace', a Washington based international NGO, which was founded in 1957 and works to prevent violent conflict and promotes sustainable security. While South Sudan has been ranked number one as a failed state and Afghanistan number seven, Iraq stood at number thirteen. Each country is ranked according to twelve economic, social political and military indicators. Pakistan's appearing in the list of failed states collated by a credible American NGO of 50 years' standing is plausible.
A failed state has been defined, as "one in which government does not have effective control of its territory, is not perceived as legitimate by a significant portion of its populations, does not provide domestic security or basic public service to its citizens and lacks a monopoly on the use of force." All these adverse factors are fairly incorporated in the polity of Pakistan by its short sighted political leadership and power hungry military since inception of the country.
Killing of forty-three and seriously injuring other twenty bus passengers, all belonging to minority Ismaili community (a sub-sect of Shia) at a close range on May 13, 2015 in Karachi by six terrorists belonging to Jundullah faction of the Tehriik-e-Taliban Pakistan(TTP) has once again raised the creditability of Pakistan as a State. TTP carried out this attack exactly after a day of Nawaz Shraif's return from Kabul, where his visit was primarily focused on Taliban issue. Islamic State (IS) also took responsibility of killings, which is not credible.
This militant attack on a minority community has once again exposed Pakistan's hollow claim in achieving success in reining in militant outfits since launching of military operation 'Zarb-e-Azb' in June 2014, in Waziristan Agency, bordering Afghanistan. Earlier in January 2015, a Shia mosque in Shikarpur, Sindh, was attacked by TTP, killing 61 persons and injuring scores of worshipers.
The gravity of law and order and sectarian intolerance situation in Karachi and Baluchistan can be gauged from the fact that after the said incident Pakistan Chief of Army Staff General Raheel Sharif cancelled his three-day official visit to Sri Lanka and instead landed at Karachi immediately after killing of Ismailis to review the deteriorating situation in the financial capital of Pakistan. General Raheel also telephoned His Highness Aga Khan, the spiritual head of Ismaili sect and expressed condolences on the incident. Aga Khan described the killings as a senseless act of violence against a peaceful community.
Ahmed Rashid, a senior and reputed Pakistani journalist believed that Pakistan is fighting three civil wars viz: one with Taliban, another with Baluch separatists and third one with multiple ethnic, criminal and Islamic gangs in Karachi. He further asserted that there was no accountability of government and Islamic extremists were carrying out act of terror with impunity.
The basics of a successful State, including sound democracy, human rights, women empowerment, national level welfare schemes related to necessities such as health and water, being considered anti-Islamic by Pakistan, in general, as well as Saudi supported radicals and cleric . Pakistan's irony is that neither civilian government nor army has guts to counter such false notion of radicals affecting country's progress.
Mohd. Ali Jinnah, known as founder of Pakistan in his speech to Pakistan's constitutional assembly on August 11, 1947 had emphasised the need for a secular Pakistan, where all citizens were equal irrespective of 'religion or caste or creed'. However, when Jinnah died in September 1948 shortly after the creation of Pakistan, due to lack of a second tier leadership, the country could not reach consensus on what kind of State it should become.
However, on March 23, 1956, which also happened to be 'Pakistan Day'
Much more at
Pakistan: Manifestation of failed state
A failed state has been defined, as "one in which government does not have effective control of its territory, is not perceived as legitimate by a significant portion of its populations, does not provide domestic security or basic public service to its citizens and lacks a monopoly on the use of force." All these adverse factors are fairly incorporated in the polity of Pakistan by its short sighted political leadership and power hungry military since inception of the country.
Killing of forty-three and seriously injuring other twenty bus passengers, all belonging to minority Ismaili community (a sub-sect of Shia) at a close range on May 13, 2015 in Karachi by six terrorists belonging to Jundullah faction of the Tehriik-e-Taliban Pakistan(TTP) has once again raised the creditability of Pakistan as a State. TTP carried out this attack exactly after a day of Nawaz Shraif's return from Kabul, where his visit was primarily focused on Taliban issue. Islamic State (IS) also took responsibility of killings, which is not credible.
This militant attack on a minority community has once again exposed Pakistan's hollow claim in achieving success in reining in militant outfits since launching of military operation 'Zarb-e-Azb' in June 2014, in Waziristan Agency, bordering Afghanistan. Earlier in January 2015, a Shia mosque in Shikarpur, Sindh, was attacked by TTP, killing 61 persons and injuring scores of worshipers.
The gravity of law and order and sectarian intolerance situation in Karachi and Baluchistan can be gauged from the fact that after the said incident Pakistan Chief of Army Staff General Raheel Sharif cancelled his three-day official visit to Sri Lanka and instead landed at Karachi immediately after killing of Ismailis to review the deteriorating situation in the financial capital of Pakistan. General Raheel also telephoned His Highness Aga Khan, the spiritual head of Ismaili sect and expressed condolences on the incident. Aga Khan described the killings as a senseless act of violence against a peaceful community.
Ahmed Rashid, a senior and reputed Pakistani journalist believed that Pakistan is fighting three civil wars viz: one with Taliban, another with Baluch separatists and third one with multiple ethnic, criminal and Islamic gangs in Karachi. He further asserted that there was no accountability of government and Islamic extremists were carrying out act of terror with impunity.
The basics of a successful State, including sound democracy, human rights, women empowerment, national level welfare schemes related to necessities such as health and water, being considered anti-Islamic by Pakistan, in general, as well as Saudi supported radicals and cleric . Pakistan's irony is that neither civilian government nor army has guts to counter such false notion of radicals affecting country's progress.
Mohd. Ali Jinnah, known as founder of Pakistan in his speech to Pakistan's constitutional assembly on August 11, 1947 had emphasised the need for a secular Pakistan, where all citizens were equal irrespective of 'religion or caste or creed'. However, when Jinnah died in September 1948 shortly after the creation of Pakistan, due to lack of a second tier leadership, the country could not reach consensus on what kind of State it should become.
However, on March 23, 1956, which also happened to be 'Pakistan Day'
Much more at
Pakistan: Manifestation of failed state
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