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1) there was nothing offensive about my post to delete it. 2) i understand you've been reading a lot of my posts elsewhere. my posts are not for the faint heart-ed. next time, i will try to mention that in my signature. 3) im smart enough to provoke a guy with insulting him thank you very...

hehe thank you. correct. afganistan looks a bit better than iraq. iraq looks more like vietnam. weak governments, heavy casualties, and guerilla warfare. no worries. india are smart enough to not send troops there. one thing is certain - the US is going to have to pull out of Iraq with its...

i don't know anything about the mahatma and his mysterious nature. and i've never read about mr. jinnah thoroughly. same with most of india so i don't know what to comment on him. he actions appear more politician than social. i don't know much about jinnah and politics but i find the mahatma...

calm down bro. i know a lot of americans who pronounce it gandhi with a "H". it's there freaking accent. shows they've never read anything about the man let alone be his name. though i don't know why the pakistani stock pronounce it like the white man do.

obviously, mr. anthony faiola of the washington post has no idea what CAPITALISM means. i don't think the US was ever a capitalistic economy. though everyone seems to like using this phrase. these persons should stop crying and at least read what capitalism mean in wikipedia.

mr. Ali.009. i think your some kind of a religious freak. with religious adjectives and everything. that explains this unimaginable ignorance of yours. while i agree that RAW had a small part to play in the baluchistan ruckus but you my friend have little or no idea at all of RAW's activities...

i think pakistani's are confused. that's just what i think. you oppose islamic fundamentalism like the one of the taliban but whenever there's corruption or poverty or something else you advocate more ISLAMIZATION as a possible solution. i think you guys are in a war with yourselves. maybe...

something like this was bound to happen. in the case of the US, they are consuming more that they are producing. if it were an isolated economy, that would be different. supply = consumption and currency is a convenient way of exchanging value. but since they are not isolated and are drowning...

wow. comparing mr. jinnah with the mahatma. this a first in modern history.

try us? this is the internet buddy. take a grip. nothing personal. there's no use getting defensive or over confident. pakistan IN FACT cannot do anything if india sends troops in afganistan. the US will welcome this with open hands and pakistan will be left there just watching. that's called...

that is not allah's grace. that's torture. similar to christian charity works in the US. they feed them enough to keep them alive but still make them live in the gallops of poverty. stop using double standards. india has a huge population. just the banks in europe have become too big to be...

they never forget to blame your failure on india. we know where were going wrong and there are millions of indians who criticize in india on a daily basis. we know our problems. inequality, discrimination, dowry are among one of them and our law prohibits them. looking at pakistan and how...

amazing forum. it seems our friends in pakistan and BD are more interested in problems of india rather than there own country. they want to leave no stone unturned. good!! though muslims in india have a brighter future in india than there. "mistreatment" is a wrong word. "discrimination"...

tradition and religion are two different things. for eg, a same festival in india is celebrated in different ways in different indian states. hmm... im not sure how a traditional pakistani wedding looks.

did the pakistani's failed to understand the fool and the crow's story? hmm??? anyways, india might already have 100-200 soldiers in afganistan. they might be planning to send more after the embassy bombing and growing risk of insecurity by the indian workers there. another 100-200 maybe at...

what's the source of this article?

i think india made a wise choice in choosing it's allies. supporting iran for the last 30 years has proved nothing but worthless to india. then further the pipeline thing and increasing prices further pissed off the indian officials. so finally india made a choice and now the iranians have to...

@su-47 that's right bro. though, you can never convince our neighbors because it challenges the very foundation there blame game is built on.

we've hit conspiracy central folks.

zardari maybe corrupt i don't think he's a treason. not till now. i don't really care about zardari but a stable pakistan is good for india and i think zardari may make it that way some day. good for us and good for you. indians learned to keep disputes with neighbours and progress separate long...