Pakistan complains about RAW activity
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Now what r you guyz trying to prove here........:wall:
Neo.. why is india propaganda tolerated here? If we said something similar about india in their forum, you know what would happen. Please delete this propaganda and don't tolerate it on a Pakistani forum.
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Dude this might not be my place here but i think one should here from all sides before coming to a informed decsion. I think we are here to express ourselves and i think it is great that we allow everyone to say what they but i have to say that if one says anything against india on their forums they start hurling insults at you and dont want to have a civil descusion about it.
So in the end thank god for this amazing forum
So in the end thank god for this amazing forum
What is the propaganda now?
Dude, why do you want to follow an arse? If they are an arse, let them be an arse.
If you read the post I quoted, it's pretty self explainatory what I mean. Since when US, UK, NATO said that Pakistan is protecting terrorits, etc? It's basically india and afghanistan. And since we all know that Karzai follows what RAW says to him, its probably words coming from indian officials in a script that he reads out in press conferences.
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Well I think what is being discussed here is the idea that whenever something goes wrong in India that India complains that ISI is involved. And when you claim that PAK is being accused "abiding and protecting" terrorists you are incorrect. The only claims I have read involve the idea that PAK is not doing enough in terms of rooting it out. Which is different from "Abiding and protecting"
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That is confusing because I still remembers's terrorist released during Indian Airlines hijacking were release in Afganisthan but openly preaching in Pakistan I remember Maulana Masood etc.
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I have been reading your posts in the other thread about JF-17 and you have proved beyond doubt that you do your research and homework well.
Why dont you do some homework with respect to what i wrote here?
Typical examples. What you would see in the majority.
I have been reading your posts in the other thread about JF-17 and you have proved beyond doubt that you do your research and homework well.
Why dont you do some homework with respect to what i wrote here?
Cause what you said was totally untrue. Only india and afghanistan actually say what you said in your earlier post. He has no homework to do. You a whole bunch to do in fact.
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Bull dude,
i was just saying that we should allow everybody to say what they want and this is the same thing with pakistani defence forums they say things about people that is just shame full. any way lets get back to the topic.
i heard the ISI is helping the Sri lankan government to fight the LTTE
Pakistani Menace in Sri Lanka
By: Dr. Chandra Bose
Courtesy: TamilCanadian - August 20, 2005
Whether known or unknown to India, Pakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) has opened a new front in India’s southern military and strategic sphere. Pakistan’s lack of success in promoting terrorism in Kashmir leading to the dwindling of its sponsored jihadi groups and the reduction of its influence in Afghanistan have prompted Pakistan to find new ways to check the regional influence of India. For some time, the on-going civil war in Sri Lanka has provided a perfect opportunity for Pakistan to expand its ISI by not only selling arms and ammunition to the beleaguered Sri Lankan government, but also undertaking the nefarious exercises of training and arming some Tamil Muslim groups in the eastern part of Sri Lanka.
Pakistan's new High Commissioner, Air Vice Marshal (Retd) Shehzad Aslam Chaudhry (right)
Pakistan’s role in Sri Lanka would not have come to attention of military analysts had not for the alleged attempt by the LTTE to assassinate its envoy Col (retd) Bashir Wali, Pakistan’s High Commissioner to Sri Lanka on August 14, 2006, in Colombo. While Bashir escaped the bomb blast, seven persons including four special commandos escorting Bashir in a military convoy were killed. Following the attack, Bashir returned to Pakistan. It is rumored that another ISI official would replace Bashir and continue to support the war efforts of the Sri Lanka government.
The attempt to assassinate Bashir take places in the context of the recent outbreak of civil war between the LTTE and the Government of Sri Lanka (GOSL). Few months before the bomb blast, Sri Lanka received two shipments of arms and ammunitions from the Pakistan government to be used against the LTTE. Since India refused to sell arms to Sri Lanka because of the possibility that they might be used against innocent Tamils, Sri Lanka requested Pakistan to deliver arms including armed vehicles, tanks, transport planes and flight simulators and others. Pakistan immediately capitalized on this request and immediately dispatched the items to Sri Lanka.
Bashir during his two years in office in Colombo strengthened the military and intelligence ties between Pakistan and Sri Lanka. More than this, during his stay ISI played an important role in promoting terrorist activities through Al Ummah in the Indian states of Tamil Nadu and Kerala. He was the former active member of Tablighi Jamaat that operated as a cover organization for Pakistan jihadi groups at the global level. There is enough evidence to indicate that during his stay in Colombo it was he who sent a number of Tamil Muslims from the eastern provinces of Sri Lanka to study in Binori Madrasas in Pakistan. It was on the advice and guidance provided by the Pakistani intelligence agents in Sri Lanka that prompted the Sri Lankan establishment to establish a Muslim Regiment in the east, primarily to neutralize the activities of the LTTE.
The brutality of the Sri Lanka armed forces towards innocent Tamils in the north and the east does not happen in a vacuum. The indiscriminate bombings and callous disregard for innocent lives is as result of the counter-insurgency intelligence advice given by Pakistan air force and military experts. Apparently some of these experts gained experience in fighting the Baluchi freedom fighters. To date, Pakistan has provided military hardware worth more than US$60 million. More military hardware is supposed to flow into Sri Lankan as the government plans a genocidal warfare against the Tamil population.
Indian being too pre-occupied with denting the influence of LTTE seems oblivious to the sinister and dangerous development to its security in the southern corridor as a result of the activities of Pakistan. Pakistan obviously enjoys a great rapport with the Sinhalese government and it is rumored that Pakistani intelligence operatives are making their presence increasingly felt. For the right-wing and hawkish Sinhala groups, the presence of Pakistan is welcome as it would not only provide a counter-weight to shake off India’s hegemonic presence and at the same time provide a powerful counter-weight to the territorial claims of the LTTE.
India’s pre-occupation with thwarting the efforts of the LTTE has laid the grounds for the Pakistan to challenge and neutralize India in the southern region. Important geo-political strategic re-thinking is called for India to re-assert its role vis-à -vis the Sri Lankan situation. However, mechanical re-assertion like that happened during the time of Rajiv Gandhi should be abandoned. Alternatively, India has to accommodate the struggle of the Tamil national movement even it means coming to the terms with the LTTE. India should stop punishing the Tamil nationalist movement for its alleged role in the murder of Raji Gandhi. History tells us that when her own Sikh bodyguards assassinated the former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, the Sikh community was not collectively punished. When a Hindu fanatic assassinated Mahatma Gandhi, the Brahmin community was not collectively punished. Why should the Tamil community in Sri Lanka have to pay the price for Rajiv Gandhi’s assassination? Objective assessment of the Sri Lanka situation in general and the position of the Tamil community requires Indian strategic thinkers to make an objective assessment of the Indian Army during the peace keeping days in Sri Lanka.
Pakistani attempts in league with the Sinhala state establishment to subvert the role of India must be taken seriously. If unchecked, Indian strategic installations in South India stand to be targeted in new terrorist attacks. The LTTE need not be embraced and loved, surely the larger interests of India demands some kind of accommodation with it in the long run to resolve not only the Tamil national question but also to rid the southern corridor of the Pakistani terrorist menace.
Published: Aug 20, 2006 5:25:47 GMT
i was just saying that we should allow everybody to say what they want and this is the same thing with pakistani defence forums they say things about people that is just shame full. any way lets get back to the topic.
i heard the ISI is helping the Sri lankan government to fight the LTTE
Pakistani Menace in Sri Lanka
By: Dr. Chandra Bose
Courtesy: TamilCanadian - August 20, 2005
Whether known or unknown to India, Pakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) has opened a new front in India’s southern military and strategic sphere. Pakistan’s lack of success in promoting terrorism in Kashmir leading to the dwindling of its sponsored jihadi groups and the reduction of its influence in Afghanistan have prompted Pakistan to find new ways to check the regional influence of India. For some time, the on-going civil war in Sri Lanka has provided a perfect opportunity for Pakistan to expand its ISI by not only selling arms and ammunition to the beleaguered Sri Lankan government, but also undertaking the nefarious exercises of training and arming some Tamil Muslim groups in the eastern part of Sri Lanka.
Pakistan's new High Commissioner, Air Vice Marshal (Retd) Shehzad Aslam Chaudhry (right)
Pakistan’s role in Sri Lanka would not have come to attention of military analysts had not for the alleged attempt by the LTTE to assassinate its envoy Col (retd) Bashir Wali, Pakistan’s High Commissioner to Sri Lanka on August 14, 2006, in Colombo. While Bashir escaped the bomb blast, seven persons including four special commandos escorting Bashir in a military convoy were killed. Following the attack, Bashir returned to Pakistan. It is rumored that another ISI official would replace Bashir and continue to support the war efforts of the Sri Lanka government.
The attempt to assassinate Bashir take places in the context of the recent outbreak of civil war between the LTTE and the Government of Sri Lanka (GOSL). Few months before the bomb blast, Sri Lanka received two shipments of arms and ammunitions from the Pakistan government to be used against the LTTE. Since India refused to sell arms to Sri Lanka because of the possibility that they might be used against innocent Tamils, Sri Lanka requested Pakistan to deliver arms including armed vehicles, tanks, transport planes and flight simulators and others. Pakistan immediately capitalized on this request and immediately dispatched the items to Sri Lanka.
Bashir during his two years in office in Colombo strengthened the military and intelligence ties between Pakistan and Sri Lanka. More than this, during his stay ISI played an important role in promoting terrorist activities through Al Ummah in the Indian states of Tamil Nadu and Kerala. He was the former active member of Tablighi Jamaat that operated as a cover organization for Pakistan jihadi groups at the global level. There is enough evidence to indicate that during his stay in Colombo it was he who sent a number of Tamil Muslims from the eastern provinces of Sri Lanka to study in Binori Madrasas in Pakistan. It was on the advice and guidance provided by the Pakistani intelligence agents in Sri Lanka that prompted the Sri Lankan establishment to establish a Muslim Regiment in the east, primarily to neutralize the activities of the LTTE.
The brutality of the Sri Lanka armed forces towards innocent Tamils in the north and the east does not happen in a vacuum. The indiscriminate bombings and callous disregard for innocent lives is as result of the counter-insurgency intelligence advice given by Pakistan air force and military experts. Apparently some of these experts gained experience in fighting the Baluchi freedom fighters. To date, Pakistan has provided military hardware worth more than US$60 million. More military hardware is supposed to flow into Sri Lankan as the government plans a genocidal warfare against the Tamil population.
Indian being too pre-occupied with denting the influence of LTTE seems oblivious to the sinister and dangerous development to its security in the southern corridor as a result of the activities of Pakistan. Pakistan obviously enjoys a great rapport with the Sinhalese government and it is rumored that Pakistani intelligence operatives are making their presence increasingly felt. For the right-wing and hawkish Sinhala groups, the presence of Pakistan is welcome as it would not only provide a counter-weight to shake off India’s hegemonic presence and at the same time provide a powerful counter-weight to the territorial claims of the LTTE.
India’s pre-occupation with thwarting the efforts of the LTTE has laid the grounds for the Pakistan to challenge and neutralize India in the southern region. Important geo-political strategic re-thinking is called for India to re-assert its role vis-à -vis the Sri Lankan situation. However, mechanical re-assertion like that happened during the time of Rajiv Gandhi should be abandoned. Alternatively, India has to accommodate the struggle of the Tamil national movement even it means coming to the terms with the LTTE. India should stop punishing the Tamil nationalist movement for its alleged role in the murder of Raji Gandhi. History tells us that when her own Sikh bodyguards assassinated the former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, the Sikh community was not collectively punished. When a Hindu fanatic assassinated Mahatma Gandhi, the Brahmin community was not collectively punished. Why should the Tamil community in Sri Lanka have to pay the price for Rajiv Gandhi’s assassination? Objective assessment of the Sri Lanka situation in general and the position of the Tamil community requires Indian strategic thinkers to make an objective assessment of the Indian Army during the peace keeping days in Sri Lanka.
Pakistani attempts in league with the Sinhala state establishment to subvert the role of India must be taken seriously. If unchecked, Indian strategic installations in South India stand to be targeted in new terrorist attacks. The LTTE need not be embraced and loved, surely the larger interests of India demands some kind of accommodation with it in the long run to resolve not only the Tamil national question but also to rid the southern corridor of the Pakistani terrorist menace.
Published: Aug 20, 2006 5:25:47 GMT
I know its hard to believe that one's nation is running with the hares and hunting with the hounds. The problem is the "trail" that the "hounds" leave is actually a highway.
You have operated in Afghanistan, hence your comment is surprising. Maybe your buddies in the Paras, RM or sigint or can help you out over a couple of beers.
The US shys away from blaming Pak directly of assisting Taliban if to avoid confrontation and instigation, but once is a while a "Cheny" is sent to Islamabad for some armtwisting. One cannot have missed the outbursts from regional experts and US/NATO staff officers directly accusing Pakistan for supporting Taliabn. For instance....
http://www.csmonitor.com/2006/1009/dailyUpdate.html
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