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Scenario 4, 5, 6 isn't substantiated enough I guess. The strategic position of Kashmir is that, even if it gets independence, it'd have to be on the side of either India or Pakistan for everyday support. Independent Kashmir can't survive without help of one country at least.

It was said that TTP has 15,000 men. The casualties of miscreants was very less as compare to SWA casualties. I think many of them either have fled to Afghanistan or there never have been 15,000 fighter -- was most certainly a hyped propaganda.

This is actually where they went: ISLAMABAD: The US-led Nato forces vacated more than half a dozen key security checkposts on the Afghan side of the Pak-Afghan border just ahead of the major Pakistan Army ground offensive (code named: Rahe Nijaat) against Taliban-led militants in the volatile...

Hmm. Thanks for the info. Yes, I agree, he could have left military without killing. Something is behind that. Let's see what new comes up in this regards. I was reading some analysis of a Lt. Colonel (Retd.), a professor at Columbia University. And he defined the war in Afghanistan/Iraq with...

I second that. Sometimes I wonder how and why US's law on arms is so lenient -- any simple person can possess arms. I mean, there should be a complete ban on open arms or open arms display. The only country I've lived in that follows this strict rule on Arms, it's England.

It makes me feel sad about the loss of lives. I'm reading a case study on Nidal Hasan -- the shooter, on Washington Post. I wish to comment in details. But let me be precised, there are three significant things I read. In short, to me, what he did was absolutely wrong. And what he had gone...

Traitors too have loads of mansion houses full of bulky rats in the hell :angry: Which Islam does he talk about, the self-righteous idiot :angry:

There are quite a number of separatist moments in India; however, they portray as if nothing wrong in their nation. India should mind their own homeland terrorism rather than poking their nose in Pakistan's affairs.

Lest some harm happens to India's nuclear assets, even in a very infinitesimal way, or let's say even a bit chaos or confusion, they'll say: Talibans from Pakistan imitating as Farmers did this job :hitwall:

Any link to that black and white letter??

Same is the case with Pakistan. I firmly believe both countries should start minding their business, specially the self-perpetuating agencies of both countries.

What do you think those Indian illegal immigrants cum RaW trained terrorists, recently nabbed by Paistani Rangers and agencies, were selling peanuts and sweets on wheeled vehicles inside Pakistan??? Besides, the cache of weapons recently seized in South Waziristan Agency in Army Operation is...

Pakistan is always looking forward to restart the peace talks despite the fact that India has been playing on so many issues concerning Kashmir, terrorist activities in Pakistan, the breaching of Indus-basin treaty and so on. India needs to change its attitude. Need not to act like a world-beater.

Matthew Hoh, a former Foreign Service officer and former Marine Corps captain who last month became the first U.S. official known to resign in protest over the Afghan war, was online Wednesday, Oct. 28, at 1 p.m. ET to discuss the reasons why he thought the war "wasn't worth the fight."...

India needs to stop funding the terrorists in Pakistan, additionally take care of its nukes too. Pakistani nukes, besides, are in safe hands. Still after terrorists occupation and insurgency in Pakistan for last few years, we haven't ever heard or witnessed of any news or event warranting...

Perhaps we're not talking about Darra's Market. We're, if anything, talking about India's hands-on participation in ongoing terrorism in Pakistan :argh:

LOL, succhii :what:

LOL I think, besides the RaW terrorist activities in Pakistan which NSC has decided to put forward in UN, we should put forward this petition in UN about the insecure and vulnerable naked nukes of India. That's so nonsense that US talk about insecure nukes of Pakistan while I remember an...

I too wish to see that happening before long

MILAN -- An Italian court on Wednesday convicted 22 CIA operatives and a U.S. Air Force colonel of orchestrating the kidnapping of a Muslim cleric in Milan in 2003 and flying him to Egypt, where he said he was later tortured. The judge in the case, Oscar Magi, said three other Americans...