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i can understand a certain level of discrimination against muslims in the days when the public sector dominated. however, even then a large % of government hiring was meritocratic (IAS level and officers one level below that have always been inducted by transparent exams). today, the private...

the title is somewhat hyperbolic. apart from karzai, none of the others screwing around with pak are exactly mice.

wtf is an electrochemical signal :no:

howdy indian beast :wave:

the guy is brilliant entertainment though :) awaami, hindu, kangaroo, bigot, india, awaami, hindu, kangaroo, bigot, india, awaami, hindu, kangaroo, bigot, india ........ infinite loop :D

hehe dude, if you didn't go so hysteric, we might actually hear your point. you have a couple of valid points , but due to your mad and hysterical - indians, awami, kangaroo, bigot - tripe no one will listen :D chill down a bit and explain point by point.

hmmm, i see his point. if there is a genuine threat of a hindu separatist movement being supported by india , he might have a valid concern. the question is whether there is one.

india will dominate the english speaking world (oops internet):D

can't say. even the professional economists don't know how all of this works. i don't want to see a discontinuity induced political standoff. if that happens, its just impossible to predict what the economists and politicians will hash together internationally. i sincerely hope that...

bad idea. women have no business in roles where combat is a possibility. even if the bar for physical strength and stamina is kept the same as for men which i doubt is the case.

well, i was just responding to the kind of discontinuity that'll end american style dollar based world economy and the chinese urge to see something like that happen. stock markets are benign and won't bring about something like that. credit and currency derivative markets will.

stock valuations aren't existentially threatening, though credit or currency derivatives might prove to be someday. a big shock like US debt default or some big country's debt default will introduce discontinuities so big into currency and credit markets that all business activity will get...

haha, yeah that was a funny use of 'economy of scale'. my personal opinion is that the finance part of capitalism is deeply flawed and in ways we don't completely understand. money, currency, debt, these are all fragile things indeed. china looks healthier in terms of trade deficit and fiscal...

did you also imply that its 50/50 with China? :)

actually, i think we should've had a mix of 280 of these + 120 'bomb the ****' MKIs rather than the other way around.

does this Block 70 designation make any sense right now? Does Lockheed Martin call them Block 70?

okay. dunno much about BLA. but BLA isn't the only cause of violence inside Pak. and my whole thread of discussion was about Pakistani terrorism in the west originally. RAW is a tiny, insignificant org :D

Obama is a wuss :D Bowing down to that stupid Saudi king was the worst thing imaginable. America is infinitely superior to that stupid regressive monarchy

[ maybe, but i am not aware of how many people have died at the hand of this movement in pak or what kind of role RAW has played. btw, Baloch separatism is older than Kashmiri separatism and maybe something you should think about.

the guy who i was originally talking to was doing that, and attributing the involvement of pakistanis in terror plots in the west to rising incidents at home which he attributed directly to UK and US. you are sane on this point but my impression is the media and the common man in your country...