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Sorry I don't argue with Brainwashed people. I rather bang my head against the wall
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--err not truth rather conspritolist is the pakistanis reputation. if there was truth , you would have shown us the proof about indian weapons present...
even they know if they go with indian weapon theiry even in there local court
they will get a BANG
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But that pic looked like real. There were many civilian planes parked around that plane in the pic. Heck, i dont remember where i saw that pic on fb
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--Sorry I don't argue with Brainwashed people. I rather bang my head against the wall
oye lucky..
its your media
your top newspaper..
how i can brainwashed..?
so now from mis information to brainwash .?
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Har baat mein tang arana 
Be ready when they say Pakistan's nukes are not safe!
US has reaffirmed its confidence in the safety of Pakistani nuclear assets following Sunday night's terrorist attack on Karachi's Airport.
US confident of Pakistan's nuclear security
By APP
Published about 9 hours ago
Deputy Spokesperson at the State Department Marie Harf. — File photo
WASHINGTON: The United States has reaffirmed its confidence in the safety of Pakistani nuclear assets following Sunday night's terrorist attack on Karachi's Jinnah International Airport.
“We believe the Pakistani government understands the importance of protecting all of its arsenal, including things related to its nuclear program,” Deputy Spokesperson at the State Department Marie Harf said at the daily briefing.
“We know that they care about this a great deal and have no reason at this point to think it's anything but safe,” she added, when asked about the US views on safety of Pakistani nuclear weapons.
Meanwhile, in the wake of terrorist assault on Karachi airport, the State Department has said the US stands steadfast in its commitment to the people of Pakistan in their efforts to counter terrorism and build a peaceful future.”
“We support Pakistan's efforts to bring all those involved in planning and executing this attack to justice,” Spokesperson Jen Psaki said in a statement.
Regrettably, she noted, the Pakistani people face violent assaults from numerous groups.
She also expressed the US sincere condolences to those affected by this heinous attack on pilgrims in Balochistan and said Washington strongly condemns those responsible.
“Extremist violence against innocent Pakistani men, women, and children of any faith is an assault on universal human values.”
“We encourage the government to take steps to protect and improve the lives of members of Pakistan's minorities and take concrete steps to promote tolerance and religious freedom. “
US condemns Karachi airport attack; offers help with probe
Condemning the terrorist attack on Karachi's Jinnah International Airport, the US offered Pakistan its help in investigating the incident on the country's largest airport.
“(We) join the Pakistani people in condemning this attack. We have offered assistance to the relevant Pakistani authorities in investigating this crime,” Deputy Spokesperson at the State Department Marie Harf said, while wishing the injured speedy recovery and condoling with families of the victims.
Harf also told the daily briefing that there are no reports of American citizens among the casualties and all staff at the American mission is safe.
Explaining the American probe offer, she said Pakistan has a number of capabilities to handle these incidents and the US is ready to help Pakistan with the investigation.
Harf said counterterrorism is a shared concern for the US and Pakistan.
Broadly speaking, she said, Washington works closely with Pakistan in areas of counterterrorism, to help build the South Asian country's capacity to deal with terrorist threats. She also cited the cooperative efforts by Pakistan and the US in combating terrorism along the Afghan border.
“The Pakistani people themselves have been tragically the victims of many of these terrorist attacks. So the cooperation is ongoing,” Harf noted.
Questioned about efficacy of continuing Pakistani air strikes, the spokesperson said she is not going to comment on any specific air strikes one way or another.
“The terrorist groups like the TTP should stop attacking innocent civilians,” she said and added that the militants should lay down their arms.
Be ready when they say Pakistan's nukes are not safe!
US has reaffirmed its confidence in the safety of Pakistani nuclear assets following Sunday night's terrorist attack on Karachi's Airport.
US confident of Pakistan's nuclear security
By APP
Published about 9 hours ago
Deputy Spokesperson at the State Department Marie Harf. — File photo
WASHINGTON: The United States has reaffirmed its confidence in the safety of Pakistani nuclear assets following Sunday night's terrorist attack on Karachi's Jinnah International Airport.
“We believe the Pakistani government understands the importance of protecting all of its arsenal, including things related to its nuclear program,” Deputy Spokesperson at the State Department Marie Harf said at the daily briefing.
“We know that they care about this a great deal and have no reason at this point to think it's anything but safe,” she added, when asked about the US views on safety of Pakistani nuclear weapons.
Meanwhile, in the wake of terrorist assault on Karachi airport, the State Department has said the US stands steadfast in its commitment to the people of Pakistan in their efforts to counter terrorism and build a peaceful future.”
“We support Pakistan's efforts to bring all those involved in planning and executing this attack to justice,” Spokesperson Jen Psaki said in a statement.
Regrettably, she noted, the Pakistani people face violent assaults from numerous groups.
She also expressed the US sincere condolences to those affected by this heinous attack on pilgrims in Balochistan and said Washington strongly condemns those responsible.
“Extremist violence against innocent Pakistani men, women, and children of any faith is an assault on universal human values.”
“We encourage the government to take steps to protect and improve the lives of members of Pakistan's minorities and take concrete steps to promote tolerance and religious freedom. “
US condemns Karachi airport attack; offers help with probe
Condemning the terrorist attack on Karachi's Jinnah International Airport, the US offered Pakistan its help in investigating the incident on the country's largest airport.
“(We) join the Pakistani people in condemning this attack. We have offered assistance to the relevant Pakistani authorities in investigating this crime,” Deputy Spokesperson at the State Department Marie Harf said, while wishing the injured speedy recovery and condoling with families of the victims.
Harf also told the daily briefing that there are no reports of American citizens among the casualties and all staff at the American mission is safe.
Explaining the American probe offer, she said Pakistan has a number of capabilities to handle these incidents and the US is ready to help Pakistan with the investigation.
Harf said counterterrorism is a shared concern for the US and Pakistan.
Broadly speaking, she said, Washington works closely with Pakistan in areas of counterterrorism, to help build the South Asian country's capacity to deal with terrorist threats. She also cited the cooperative efforts by Pakistan and the US in combating terrorism along the Afghan border.
“The Pakistani people themselves have been tragically the victims of many of these terrorist attacks. So the cooperation is ongoing,” Harf noted.
Questioned about efficacy of continuing Pakistani air strikes, the spokesperson said she is not going to comment on any specific air strikes one way or another.
“The terrorist groups like the TTP should stop attacking innocent civilians,” she said and added that the militants should lay down their arms.
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Pakistan has never ever made a formal claim that India has or had supported TTP. Obviously the comments of fanboys and PDF members do not constitute Pakistan's official position.
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Be ready when they sayakistan's nukes are not safe!
US has reaffirmed its confidence in the safety of Pakistani nuclear assets following Sunday night's terrorist attack on Karachi's Airport.
US confident of Pakistan's nuclear security
By APP
Published about 9 hours ago
Deputy Spokesperson at the State Department Marie Harf. — File photo
WASHINGTON: The United States has reaffirmed its confidence in the safety of Pakistani nuclear assets following Sunday night's terrorist attack on Karachi's Jinnah International Airport.
“We believe the Pakistani government understands the importance of protecting all of its arsenal, including things related to its nuclear program,” Deputy Spokesperson at the State Department Marie Harf said at the daily briefing.
“We know that they care about this a great deal and have no reason at this point to think it's anything but safe,” she added, when asked about the US views on safety of Pakistani nuclear weapons.
Meanwhile, in the wake of terrorist assault on Karachi airport, the State Department has said the US stands steadfast in its commitment to the people of Pakistan in their efforts to counter terrorism and build a peaceful future.”
“We support Pakistan's efforts to bring all those involved in planning and executing this attack to justice,” Spokesperson Jen Psaki said in a statement.
Regrettably, she noted, the Pakistani people face violent assaults from numerous groups.
She also expressed the US sincere condolences to those affected by this heinous attack on pilgrims in Balochistan and said Washington strongly condemns those responsible.
“Extremist violence against innocent Pakistani men, women, and children of any faith is an assault on universal human values.”
“We encourage the government to take steps to protect and improve the lives of members of Pakistan's minorities and take concrete steps to promote tolerance and religious freedom. “
US condemns Karachi airport attack; offers help with probe
Condemning the terrorist attack on Karachi's Jinnah International Airport, the US offered Pakistan its help in investigating the incident on the country's largest airport.
“(We) join the Pakistani people in condemning this attack. We have offered assistance to the relevant Pakistani authorities in investigating this crime,” Deputy Spokesperson at the State Department Marie Harf said, while wishing the injured speedy recovery and condoling with families of the victims.
Harf also told the daily briefing that there are no reports of American citizens among the casualties and all staff at the American mission is safe.
Explaining the American probe offer, she said Pakistan has a number of capabilities to handle these incidents and the US is ready to help Pakistan with the investigation.
Harf said counterterrorism is a shared concern for the US and Pakistan.
Broadly speaking, she said, Washington works closely with Pakistan in areas of counterterrorism, to help build the South Asian country's capacity to deal with terrorist threats. She also cited the cooperative efforts by Pakistan and the US in combating terrorism along the Afghan border.
“The Pakistani people themselves have been tragically the victims of many of these terrorist attacks. So the cooperation is ongoing,” Harf noted.
Questioned about efficacy of continuing Pakistani air strikes, the spokesperson said she is not going to comment on any specific air strikes one way or another.
“The terrorist groups like the TTP should stop attacking innocent civilians,” she said and added that the militants should lay down their arms.
each statement from US will hurt pak internationally..
us should have shown constrain to go public
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err not truth rather conspritolist is the pakistanis reputation. if there was truth , you would have shown us the proof about indian weapons present...
We don't like crying like India
Tereek e Taliban Pakistan – TTP – CREATED BY CIA, FUNDED BY INDIA TO PERFORM TERRORIST ACTIVITIES IN PAKISTAN ~ SPY EYES
Beware Pakistan; TTP terrorists and Baloch insurgents are India’s Kao-boys…. | The Passive Voices
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Be ready when they say
US has reaffirmed its confidence in the safety of Pakistani nuclear assets following Sunday night's terrorist attack on Karachi's Airport.
Published about 9 hours ago
Deputy Spokesperson at the State Department Marie Harf. — File photo
WASHINGTON: The United States has reaffirmed its confidence in the safety of Pakistani nuclear assets following Sunday night's terrorist attack on Karachi's Jinnah International Airport.
“We believe the Pakistani government understands the importance of protecting all of its arsenal, including things related to its nuclear program,” Deputy Spokesperson at the State Department Marie Harf said at the daily briefing.
“We know that they care about this a great deal and have no reason at this point to think it's anything but safe,” she added, when asked about the US views on safety of Pakistani nuclear weapons.
Meanwhile, in the wake of terrorist assault on Karachi airport, the State Department has said the US stands steadfast in its commitment to the people of Pakistan in their efforts to counter terrorism and build a peaceful future.”
“We support Pakistan's efforts to bring all those involved in planning and executing this attack to justice,” Spokesperson Jen Psaki said in a statement.
Regrettably, she noted, the Pakistani people face violent assaults from numerous groups.
She also expressed the US sincere condolences to those affected by this heinous attack on pilgrims in Balochistan and said Washington strongly condemns those responsible.
“Extremist violence against innocent Pakistani men, women, and children of any faith is an assault on universal human values.”
“We encourage the government to take steps to protect and improve the lives of members of Pakistan's minorities and take concrete steps to promote tolerance and religious freedom. “
the US offered Pakistan its help in investigating the incident on the country's largest airport.
“(We) join the Pakistani people in condemning this attack. We have offered assistance to the relevant Pakistani authorities in investigating this crime,” Deputy Spokesperson at the State Department Marie Harf said, while wishing the injured speedy recovery and condoling with families of the victims.
Harf also told the daily briefing that there are no reports of American citizens among the casualties and all staff at the American mission is safe.
Explaining the American probe offer, she said Pakistan has a number of capabilities to handle these incidents and the US is ready to help Pakistan with the investigation.
Harf said counterterrorism is a shared concern for the US and Pakistan.
Broadly speaking, she said, Washington works closely with Pakistan in areas of counterterrorism, to help build the South Asian country's capacity to deal with terrorist threats. She also cited the cooperative efforts by Pakistan and the US in combating terrorism along the Afghan border.
“The Pakistani people themselves have been tragically the victims of many of these terrorist attacks. So the cooperation is ongoing,” Harf noted.
Questioned about efficacy of continuing Pakistani air strikes, the spokesperson said she is not going to comment on any specific air strikes one way or another.
“The terrorist groups like the TTP should stop attacking innocent civilians,” she said and added that the militants should lay down their arms.
This is called '' praye phadday main taang arana''! chaudhry amerika please mind your own business and concentrate on your safe evacuation from afghanistan!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Bhai Sahab, thori se zehmat kejiyae, go through this thread.But that pic looked like real. There were many civilian planes parked around that plane in the pic. Heck, i dont remember where i saw that pic on fb
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We don't like crying like India
actually it would be you who is crying and trying to make a rumor/ conspiracy as a fact. everytime I ask for any proof , even official government statement on it, you start attacking india...
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Is Pakistan's standard fallen so much that its official position is depicted in blogs 
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