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You have been reported, kid.

Lol...but seriously I gave you a Bangladeshi source, (no don't say that its funded by India. Since about 1979, it was a dead organisation, but got some support from former Bangla President Zia-ul-Rehaman, and now his wife Begum Khaleda Zia who heads the BNP party. The ISI aspect may only be...

Maybe you are not aware of the support given to ULFA by DGFI (Bangladesh) and Pak ISI. Below are some article to throw some light on the issue. http://www.indianexpress.com/story/17109.html A Bangladeshi media source http://www.weeklyholiday.net/2006/220906/front.html

Just a pointer towards the peoples "support" for ULFA....

This thread started with a hypothetical senarioi and ended up more or less as a slug match. But getting back to the thread about 4 MKIs in A2G role and 4 in A2A role and their probability of success. Before such a mission is carried out, there shall be two types of missions that will be...

Which is the Lahore incident that you refer to? The FC?...they are nothing better than our CRPF. They could'nt fart to save their lives, if I may say so.;) Most PA ops against the Baloch are by PAFs attack choppers, arty, and a lot of regular troops and SSG. When you use Cobra gunships...

I smell somethings burning up there....:rolleyes:

O.k take the current ULFA related incident. The ULFA gunned down 57 migrant labourers, the BLA has mostly been attacking the PA and paramilitary units (with the exception of some bomb blasts in towns and cities). The BLA fight the PA head long, and the ULFA are too ******** scared to take on...

That is the most idiotic senario painted by BBC in the article. The Kashmir issue is about the J&K of 1947. Did BBC proclaim giving up Northern Ireland too? I doubt it. Only one senario is plausible. Senario no. 2, of maintaining the status quo.

This thread is'nt about the ULFA and Assam, but Balochistan :disagree: Come on girl, you can bash us in an Assam related thread, lets just refute Bull's post. Before you start on an ULFA related thread, do your home work well.;)

I have never refuted it, but this my reading, we would be fools not to use it to armtwist the PA. But at this stage the assistance is muchless than desired. If we gave even have the support that PA gives to the LET/ HM, then Musharraf would hopping mad by now. Insurgencies eat up troops...

Most experts feel that the J-10 will kill the JF-17. The Russians will not give the RD-93, as it will remove them from the export market, with the economical JF-17/ FC-1. What if the WS-13 fails to be upto the mark? The Chinese is force PAF to buy the J-10.

Tomcat, You may missed a vital aspect, read it again, he is putting the ball in Musharraf's court. He means walk the talk.:wall:

Webby, we are doing same as PA - helping a "freedom struggle".

Neo, Its quid pro quo. Since a conventional Indo-Pak war will hurt our economy, hence, we reply in the same coin as Pak does in Kashmir. Now look at it strategically, PA is 500,000 strong (regular troops), with 80,000 in NWFP, and the rest leaning on the esatern borders. The Baloch issue...

The main reason is that the insurgency is localised in the Kashmir valley, in the rest of the region of Punch/ Rajouri, they live in the wilderness, and even then the IA does not use heavy weapons. The PA has shown scant regard of civilian life and has used arty even in villages since. So...

Those are 4 prototypes that will come in March 2007, and not operational sqns.

Why drag India into this? We should grow past this, we have our own problems and you have yours, our ***** are the same as yours. Can you as a journalist tell us if these incidents are on the upside or downside.

Your telling me that cadres from Markaz-e-Dawa did not get relief funds? We are'nt questioning their assistance during the relief work carried out, but we question their origins and background.

Lol...not me, but reporters of Daily Times, Pakistan. :rolleyes: Be my guest...the forum has these threads posted in sometime in mid 2006. But a request from a lady, is a request.:angel: Do tell me if you need more links. British probe suspects’ ties to Pakistani charityAlleged...