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The fact is that we're doing EVERYTHING we can within our legal and practical ability to rid our country of the terrorist threat. You insisting that we're doing 'nothing' does not make it true, it only demonstrates how unwilling you are to acknowledge Pakistan's ground realities. Nationalist...

Thank you for your point. The Egyptians however didn't hold all the ground, they were cornered and surrounded, they were trapped. Not only did they technically loose the ground they supposedly encroached, but also all the men they sent to take it. The tactic is logically sound, if implemented...

Marines going rogue or leading the fight? At Afghan outpost, units take on autonomy that riles higher-ups DELARAM, Afghanistan - Home to a dozen truck stops and a few hundred family farms bounded by miles of foreboding desert, this hamlet in southwestern Afghanistan is far from a strategic...

No idea how you reached that conclusion. Please elaborate.

In regards to the PTI manifestoes Asim posted, I still think they're more of a wish list than an actual plan of action. But to be fair, its still more substance than any thing provided by our longer established political parties. The PTI does excel in tapping into the minds of disillusioned yet...

Thread closed for moderation until further notice due to unprecedented off-topic BS. Those having indulged will be held responsible.

I'm feeling alright sir. Am trying to make a comeback but just can't find the time or drive. Hopefully I'll get there.

There are a lot of presumptions in this article that I frankly can't embrace. She implies that an aggressive military stance from Indian on the east is a direct result of American approval. But why on Earth would the Americans want that when they very well know that all we'll need is the...

Very interesting. Definitely a good sign for the Navy.

Stop this BS bickering. Or I close the thread. Don't be unnecessarily provocative Honor

No, let the new minds come in who will certainly refresh and reinvigorate the defense of our nation. Have faith in the institution and not the individuals. General Pasha and General Kayani are fine individuals and leaders but they're not the only ones the PA has made or will make.

Well spotted sir. I've been indisposed, to say the least. Apologies.

Thanks guys ;)

You know that is not what he said. Don't make dramas. If I say 'some savage in a jungle' that doesn't mean all people all over the world in jungles are savages. Though to be fair though, a large portion of Pakistan's population is illiterate, obviously most of them would be in rural areas. Also...

The MQM has a lot of bad baggage. There is no doubt that they were a anti-Pakistani party in the 80s and the Army's action against them wasn't triggered without good reason. The ISI, however, broke the MQM from their more extremist elements in the Haqiqi group and what we have right now under...

I really didn't understand this blog type 'report'. Its so entirely useless. How would 'acknowledging' his skewed opinions on matters of the past help tackle our present problems? Would our military operations become more effective or will the terrorist attacks go away... say if Pakistan's...

You're most welcome there. Interesting. The only thing I can tell you about our counter-Cold Start plan is that we have one. Not because I am not authorized to speak of it, but because I don't know. It takes into account the Cold Start's potential to undermine our own considerable offensive...

We have way too many fan-boys here. India's Cold Start Doctrine has merits. It was conceived to negate the frustrations of the Indian Army in its previous attempts to confront Pakistan. However, the plan is ambitious. Way too ambitious for the likes of the Indian Army to pull of with any...

Actually, the Cold Start doctrine is entirely an Indian Army creation (not even the IAF or IN were involved in its initial formulation) and the civilians have close to nothing to do with it. There is this tendency to brag about India being a democracy as if Pakistan is some perpetually...

It is not surprising that most of these young people call themselves Muslims first and Pakistani second. Islam is central to a Muslim's psychology, atleast in Pakistan. We're taught about Islam from the very first day we start to talk and understand, everything we do or don't do is basically...