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Originally posted by 44soulslayer
With all respect, and full honesty, that is what India thinks.
Originally posted by merkava
Pakistans army is fully equipped and knows how to fight proxy wars very well.
Originally posted by SLAYER69
Originally posted by merkava
Second if this is the case then why have they been getting their rear handed to them by the Taliban in recent weeks and now have a truce?
Because the Pakistani army isn't all that!
Originally posted by 44soulslayer
reply to post by merkava
Oh here we go. Can anyone else recognise who this poster is, based on his pathetic literary ability and general sentiments?
Check the reg date of www.abovetopsecret.com... vs the registration date of merkava.
Welcome back, old foe.
Haven't you got any new insults apart from the "cow-worshippers" stuff?
[edit on 18-2-2009 by 44soulslayer]
Originally posted by merkava
When it comes to attacking pakistan,US and india won't dare for some reason.DOnt know why but they just won't.Maybe the fear of nukes and china.
Originally posted by freeradical
One of my old work friends was from Pakistan, a truely fine fellow he was - its important to realise that the people of the country are as diverse as the impressive landscape it has to offer, indeed some areas even resemble Switzerland in terms of natural beauty!
Mr Khan said he had no further details, but added that investigators were going to the scene. Earlier the channel's management also confirmed the killing of the journalist. Geo TV managing director Azhar Abbas said, "We do not know as yet whether he was shot dead or how he was killed, but Musa's brother Essa Khan Khel called us and confirmed that Musa is dead." The death came hours after a bomb destroyed a local press club in the restive South Waziristan tribal area bordering Afghanistan. The two-storey building was reduced to rubble by the explosion in Wana, the main town in the region, local administration official Ghafoor Shah said.
Since 2002, the U.S. Government has provided more than $2 billion to Pakistan to improve economic growth, education, health, and governance, and to reconstruct areas affected by the October 2005 earthquake.