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Nice showcase army. In time of need and real warfare, KSA will call upon the Americans to save their ***. When things get really hot and threatening, you think the Saudi forces will be up to the ask?

This student is clearly Americanized and heavily influenced by the western culture. Nothing wrong with that, but the way he actually tries to put the blame on us Pakistanis for most of our negative views when it comes to the U.S. and their foreign policy for example, is proof that his mindset...

Damn, look at the controversy and uproar about his kidnapping. Look at the immediate action taken by our government to save his ***. Where was this "action" when Karachi required it the most? Where was the urgency? Is the life of Salman Taseer's son more worth then the life of 100+ Karachiites...

I mean, Salman Taseer's son got kidnapped, and they immediately started a manhunt, blocking important roads and whatnot, everybody seems moved by his kidnapping. All the relevant institutions immediately got in action for this individual. Why had there not been an equal swift and measured...

It is because of people like you, that common Pakistanis will act too late or stay quiet behind the curtains. Words have lost their value in this case, now is the time for action, nothing less.

Someone sticky this?

Could be? It is a trauma for that little girl at such a young age. We've let this happen, we've let it come this far, and now it's time to stop.

Dear sir muse. I need your views on the matters regarding the violence in Karachi. http://www.defence.pk/forums/national-political-issues/126361-did-we-build-karachi.html My blood is boiling. Can you maybe shed a light, as to what is holding common Pakistanis back to go out there and simply...

Demand the resignation of Interior Minister Rehman Malik. Demand the resignation of Prime Minister Gilani. Demand the resignation of President Zardari. Demand the resignation for the ones responsible and in charge of leading the safeguarding institutions in Karachi. All of the people above have...

To see such expressions today..? Eight-year-old Sumayya, whose uncle, Imran Ali, was injured in a shootout by unidentified gunmen, looks at him as he is brought to a hospital for treatment in Karachi, August 23, 2011. People sit next to their family member killed in target...

"Sir jee", go take a hike. :coffee:

Hahahahahaha that's funny man. :lol:

Society don't care for man-rape. Neither do I care, because the main issue is women and their safety. Plenty of women getting raped in Pakistan, the focus must be on tackling that first. And after that, we can go after these female "man-rapers" :lol: (This is a very old thread by the way)

The cons outweigh the pros. This so-called Muslim country deserves no favors from us. I will only go there Inshallah to perform the Hajj, the rest of the country can get its acts together. I've heard plenty of stories from my relatives, and respect for one another is not common over there...

All of these political parties are a threat for the very existance of Pakistan, the ideology of our Quaid-i-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah has come in vain for these looting dogs. When will people start to realize that the differences, the feuds and ongoing debacles between the current political...

We need mercenaries/soldiers in f-cking Karachi for crying out loud. Zardari you are comprimising deals with Bahrain for their security issues, but have you walked into Karachi / or other parts of Pakistan? How moronic can you get? It's not our job to send troops, if the people in...

Strategically seen, good news for us. :tup:

Being a Pakistani abroad BY MEHMUDAH REHMAN ON AUGUST 20TH, 2011 —Photo Illustration by Faraz Aamer Khan/Dawn.com ‘Where are you from?’ is generally the first question people here in the Emirates will ask you. That is because with people from over a 100 nationalities...

Maybe that's something you'd rather not want to know..

Compare that to the U.S. 11500 terrorist incidents inside Pakistan. How many have happened inside the U.S.? 1? So if we roughly look at these numbers and put them together. It's 11500 versus 1. That's the price Pakistan has to pay for America's warmongering.