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oh? the sikhs had a field day slaughtering and raping muslims during partition. They also enjoy serving in the armed forces, they have all the encouragement and prep-talk they need from their religion which is based on hatred of muslims. Now they want don't want to be a part of it?

I don't like replying to one liners, but here goes. You seem to be the kind of person who is itching to live in a country ruled by Asif Zardari.

did you actually take the time to read my post or did you just blurt out whatever came to your mind after seeing the first few lines? Pakistan has been more prosperous under military dictators than it has been under democratic civilian rule. get this through your head, engrave it on rocks, and...

right on the spot, we need another round(s) of benign dictatorship to steer this country out of the mess. although I disagree with your idea of the populace being capable of an informed choice. I have my reasons for that, and I think history is my witness. However, I don't think Musharraf...

and yet, again democracy delivers the finishing blows to the country... Foreign debt to swell to $51.5 bn Monday, January 26, 2009 By Khalid Mustafa ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s external debt is to alarmingly swell to $51.5 billion by the end of the ongoing fiscal year 2008-09 with...

on the contrary, your analysis is flawed. true, an ICBM would cause a lot of tension, considering Pakistan is a muslim country. However, an ICBM would be a "game-changer", you would see less "do more" pressure on Pakistan. The US may actually get something done in afghanistan for change. the...

U.S., Pakistan Have Tacit Agreement on Airstrikes By Karen DeYoung and Joby Warrick Washington Post Staff Writers Sunday, November 16, 2008; A01 The United States and Pakistan reached tacit agreement in September on a don't-ask-don't-tell policy that allows unmanned Predator aircraft to...

and I suppose Zardari, and your jahel jiyala dacoits are a better alternative? you can always expect PPP jiyalas to function without logic and common sense.

according to a source of mine, US and Zardari govt. quietly agreed to these airstrikes. Thanks to their negligence of the economy and its collapse, the current govt. brought itself on its knees and begged the americans for financial aid. If you don't believe me, you only have to look at how many...

this is for people who blame the army for everything. I hope you realize that the democratically-elected govt. of Pakistan decided to allow airstrikes into our territory in hopes to receive financial aid, soon after Kiyani ordered troops to fire at UAV drones. Zardari then ordered the army to...

U.S., Pakistan Have Tacit Agreement on Airstrikes By Karen DeYoung and Joby Warrick Washington Post Staff Writers Sunday, November 16, 2008; A01 The United States and Pakistan reached tacit agreement in September on a don't-ask-don't-tell policy that allows unmanned Predator aircraft to...

guys, please keep this news under wraps! there is no need to tell everyone, please keep it to yourselves. We have nothing to gain from telling anyone about our projects, but we have everything to lose.

that's your argument! I thought the durand line isn't recognized only by afghanistan, I didn't know that you didn't recognize it either! as far as I know the entire world recognizes Pakistan as it is now, except india and maybe afghanistan. it was and is your responsibility to seal up the...

our universities have been ruined thanks to religious and political student groups. classes sometimes don't even finish, with the professor not even showing up for the final exam. for almost sixty years, we did not have single world class university in the top 500/600 list. However, thanks to...

as far as I know, pashtuns represent 30%+ of the army alone. that number is increasing due to the new policy of conscripting an equal amount of troops from each province. The frontier corps (FC)-basically another unnofficial hand of the army-is 90% pashtun. There are significant amount of...

why the mods still haven't banned your ranting a$$, is beyond me. It was never accomplished before 2001 because it was never a problem, try thinking for once before ranting. these militants had their own govt. in afghanistan, not in Pakistan, they could have attacked our FC forces and try to...

that's pure bullsh!t, we didn't allow the chance for militants to set up camps on our side of the border, you did. Pakistan warned the US forces in the beginning of the afghan war to clean up near the durand line and then move on to the rest of afghanistan. yet, US forces knowingly avoided that...

^^that's funny, the current PPP govt. kept on talking about 'musharraf not doing enough for the textile and agriculture industry'. now the agriculture industry is at risk thanks to the tax imposed by the IMF loans, and textile industry is facing decline. yet, there is no one to report this...

From what we can establish, Tipu Sultan is a different missile, it isn't derived from the shaheen and ghauri series. If Ghauri III has a stated range of 3500-4000 km, and Shaheen III has a range of 4000-4500 km, we are probably looking at a 5000+km range for Tipu Sultan giving us an ICBM.

you guys should have seen Afghan Idol. the whole thing was done in a small room with a single electronic piano as the only instrument. it was painful to watch...