Mav3rick
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but those inhumane evil mad dogs is even better then those inhumane evil mad dogs who are killing people in karachi, and the rate of killing in karachi is much higher than in the frontier, why this ugly fat bigot doest support operation in karachi which is a need of time dont you think?
This is just 1 instance:
"For the sake of peace: Altaf calls for army crackdown
Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) founder Altaf Hussain invited the army to initiate an impartial crackdown on criminal elements, in Karachi irrespective of their political affiliations, to free the metropolis from the grip of armed terrorists.
Addressing MQM activists at the Lal Qila ground in Karachi on Wednesday evening, Hussain said that the government was duty-bound to contain the seemingly unending killing spree in Karachi.
[Apart from Rangers] we want the army to take control of Karachi (and launch a crackdown). If they feel that anyone from the MQM is involved (in criminal activities), that person should be arrested, he said. However, he cautioned the army and Rangers against targeting the MQM alone. If anyone from the PPP or ANP is found to be involved (in such activity), they, too, should be apprehended, he said.
He demanded of the government, especially Chief Minister Qaim Ali Shah, to stop supporting Lyari gangsters and other criminals.
Speaking in metaphors, he warned unseen rivals to let him keep his fists clenched. (Otherwise) everyone must realise that the MQM, which is a conglomerate of all ethnicities, including Sindhis, Pashtuns and Hazarewals, is not wearing bangles (a euphemism to being effeminate).
Urging the government to mend its ways, he said that, otherwise, people would boycott it in the next elections. Do not misuse the power of the state to usurp MQMs vote bank, he said.
Alluding to a 48-hour deadline given on Tuesday night, he said that the ultimatum illustrated his intense desire to see an end to the killings and arrest of the killers. However, he said, the situation had only worsened.
He said it was completely unfair to blame the MQM and the Mohajir community for the violence engulfing the city, when they were the ones who were suffering the most.
He said that fourth or fifth generation of people who left everything behind in India now lived in Karachi and they, too, are Sindhis. Now, there are no mohajirs, just haq parast Pakistanis.
He said the MQM was waging a struggle against the corrupt feudal class ruling over the country. He reiterated that the party was not against any particular community.
Meanwhile, over in Karachi, Interior Minister Rehman Malik said that no operation in Karachi was being contemplated, but action would be taken against elements found to be involved in violence-hit areas. Talking to reporters after presiding over a meeting at the Crisis Management Cell on the law and order situation, Malik said action would be taken against terrorists irrespective of their political affiliations.
I cannot comment on Altaf Bhais statement. But I can claim that no targeted killing occurred there (in Karachi) over the past 12 hours, he said."
MQM, ANP call for army deployment in Karachi