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Oh stop reading too much into such incidents. No one is holding a gun to his head asking him to shoot innocent people as you guys make it out.

Could have been frustrated after having been denied vacations. We have had similar issues in the forces earlier, but this one is grabbing more international attention because of the location. Thorough investigation is due and lets wait for the reports.

Was he made to resign?

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You are going round and round in circles. A civilization grows in and around the river does not mean that people live on the banks of the rivers. It spreads out with time and influences regions around it. People get involved in trade and thus travel longer and longer distances in search for...

I am trying to find a linkage between the second such incident in a week. It could also be that there are some procedural weaknesses around PN transport. I can't see of any other reasons of why they would target PN buses twice in a week. I am worried that we will see more attacks as the summer...

Navy seems to be the "softest" target amongst the armed forces for the Talibunnies.... They understand that PA and PAF can take their revenge with a quick counter attack... might not be the case with PN. Hope no casualties this time.

Least expected coming from a think_tank. :tdown: Unfortunately history has been nothing more than how things are interpreted by a few people who claim to be historians and believed by rest of the world. Take it or leave it.

Well but then this lands India in a precarious situation now. As long as Dalai Lama was the head of the Tibetan movement, we could be assured that he will oppose to violent means of struggle. But with a leadership change, it would be interesting to watch how things would shape up for the Tibetan...

Exiled Tibetans elect political heir to Dalai Lama (Reuters) - Tibetan exiles elected a Harvard law scholar as their political leader, who is likely to bring in a more radical government-in-exile to challenge China after the Dalai Lama moved to relinquish his political role. The new prime...

Think 9/11 as the start of the war and things will fall in place for you reasoning ... but thats not the point here... is it? The ideology was there before and now is on its proliferation in regions beyond Afghanistan... and blaming other is not an effective solution for it.

Now the Duncan's Double Diamond tea will be excited to sponsor our coach. :lol:

Maybe in some other thread, but lets just stick to the topic now. Lets say I consider them to be non-muslims, then how do you justify the persecution?

Leave aside the effort of quoting from your so called constitution... we know how many dictators have trampled on it. Read an analysis of the persecution of the Ahmadiya Community published Harvard Human Rights Journal... and these people are Muslims, not any other religion. Persecution of the...

I agree to you point and similarly I can claim that there is no state sponsored terrorism against the Sikhs in India today. The unfortunate events that led to 84 need to be considered before making a judgement. I needn't say more on this issue. Find me a sikh in India who feels persecuted by...

Just replying to the claim by the poster that he never came across any problems with Sikhs in Pakistan.

Family appeals for Sikh kidnapped in Pakistan - Channel 4 News Kidnapped Sikhs Forced to Cut their Hair and Embrace Islam | The Chakra News 2 kidnapped Sikhs rescued in Khyber | Pakistan | News | Newspaper | Daily | English | Online Slaughter Of Sikhs In Pakistan | The Sunday Leader

Yes in fact it was almost more than half the fertile "Indus Valley"...which some claim as their land since neanderthal ages.

Does US have to take responsibility for eliminating Taliban ideology? or is it the responsibility of the locals to stand up against it? Soldiers can fight the Taliban, but history has shown that it is difficult to defeat an "ideology" through military means.