http://www.dawn.com/2008/08/05/top3.htm
Four more schools, govt offices burnt
By Hameedullah Khan
MINGORA, Aug 4: Militants set on fire another four girls’ schools and blew up a basic health unit and an office of the forestry department in Swat on Monday, the sixth day of a military operation in the valley.Security forces pounded suspected militants’ positions in Matta and Kabal areas in the second phase of ‘Operation Rah-i-Haq’. There were no immediate reports of casualties.A curfew in force in the area was relaxed from 7am to 7pm, with people facing a severe shortage of food items. The large-scale exodus from Matta and Kabal continued.Military authorities said the operation would continue till the areas were cleared of militants. “This operation is going to be decisive,” Brig Zia Anjum Bodla, Army’s Divisional Commander, told journalists at the Circuit House in Gul Kadda.He said that security forces would clean up the militant-infested Peochar and other areas and restore peace and rule of law.Brig Bodla claimed that 94 militants had been killed over the past six days. Fourteen security personnel, two officers among them, and 20 civilians also lost their lives. He regretted the loss of civilian lives.He said the operation launched at the request of the NWFP government would continue till its objectives were achieved.He said troops were pressed into action after the militants violated the peace agreement by burning down schools and killing and abducting security personnel.Brig Bodla said the army had undertaken 1,143 development schemes of Rs600 million in the valley and work on nearly half of them had almost been completed. He also said that the army would announce Ramazan and Eid packages.Local people complained that the use of long-range artillery by security forces had caused civilian casualties. They said that although the killing of a key militant leader and a commander on the second day of the operation had brought some relief to the disturbed people, support for the operation would decline if civilian casualties continued to mount due to use of artillery.
Tuesday, August 5, 2008
Djinn Dynamics At Play
Eat jour haart out Kuffars! Bakistaani scienj ij bhery advanjed.
Put I have pooch. Wahamullah sent me "gif animashun". See apove. Bhy ij it naat animated? Hain?
How many times eye hape kaushuned joo all to be karephull!hain! hain!
et eej a handpook to read yand learn, not to use jour hand aphter mijjile
maalish. see what karelessness haj done kelik
next tame be karephull.
NSN-BNB exclujibe : Launch of Pay of Bigs invasion...
....to flush out ebil jirgaa . Inshallah, these shall over-run. The determination on their faces says it all
Disenchantment grows ...
....as man-go delivery service stops. By the graze of the merciphool it shall re-start.
Monday, August 4, 2008
Bositively Khatarnaak Khabar.
Biradersj in B.N.B. kave komplex, eye pring grave tidings,
Phirst obtain a brobar Fatawa yand kelik where et says kelik
yand Gadhas? every pathway to 72+28 haj been developed by dhese ebil
Bhartiyas, eye kannot eben row me dinghe in water without da danger oph
geting me mussarrf blown by Brahmoss.
Eye demand a fatawa.
Salam.
Phirst obtain a brobar Fatawa yand kelik where et says kelik
Already four versions -- ship-to-ship, land-to-land,Eye pooch, kannot a bissphull mulla like me live blissphully with me Goats
land-to-ship and ship-to-land -- had already been developed by
the agency and the two new variants were now ready and in
various stages of approval and test firing, BrahMos Aerospace
Chief Executive and Managing Director A Sivathanu Pillai told
reporters in Tiruchirappalli yesterday.
"We are very close to the launch of the under water
version and the Navy had to get ready the requisite platform
for the testing," he said.
yand Gadhas? every pathway to 72+28 haj been developed by dhese ebil
Bhartiyas, eye kannot eben row me dinghe in water without da danger oph
geting me mussarrf blown by Brahmoss.
Eye demand a fatawa.
Salam.
Education Reforms continue in Swat, Bakistan marches rapidly towards 6th century
http://www.dawn.com/2008/08/04/top5.htm
MINGORA, Aug 3: Five girls schools and a government office were set ablaze in Swat while security forces claimed on Sunday to have killed 15 militants during an operation in the Sijband area.In the same area, two vehicles of a police mobile squad hit explosives, but no casualty was reported.The forces are carrying out a house-to-house search in Runial and Sijband localities of Matta tehsil and defusing landmines. Militants have fired rockets on troops and killed a soldier.Maj Farooq, in-charge of the media cell in Mingora, told journalists that Hawaldar Khalil was killed in an attack on a security post in Kalakot on Saturday night.Fierce clashes were reported in Charbagh after supporters of militant cleric Maulana Fazlullah attacked security forces with heavy weapons.Troops intensified shelling from their bases in Kanju and Frontier House in Kabal on militant positions in Matta, Charbagh and Khwazakhela.Intensifying their campaign against educational institutions, the militants torched the five schools in Gali Bagh, Taligram and Malam Jaba. The office of the agriculture development project was also torched.Authorities said that 48 girls’ schools had been burned down or blown up over the past year and many schools had been closed.The troubled areas of Kabal and Matta, meanwhile, remained under curfew, although it was relaxed from noon to 7pm in view of the large-scale exodus from the violence-hit localities.Anwarullah Khan adds from Bajaur: A spokesman for Tahrik-i-Taliban Pakistan’s chief Baitullah Mehsud threatened a ‘tit-for-tat response’ if the government launched an operation in the tribal region.The spokesman, Maulvi Umar, told Dawn that the Taliban believed in peace but they would ‘retaliate with full force’ if the government ‘imposed a war’ on them.He said that while the government was making offers for talks, the army was preparing for an operation.He threatened suicide attacks if the operation was launched. ROTFL
MINGORA, Aug 3: Five girls schools and a government office were set ablaze in Swat while security forces claimed on Sunday to have killed 15 militants during an operation in the Sijband area.In the same area, two vehicles of a police mobile squad hit explosives, but no casualty was reported.The forces are carrying out a house-to-house search in Runial and Sijband localities of Matta tehsil and defusing landmines. Militants have fired rockets on troops and killed a soldier.Maj Farooq, in-charge of the media cell in Mingora, told journalists that Hawaldar Khalil was killed in an attack on a security post in Kalakot on Saturday night.Fierce clashes were reported in Charbagh after supporters of militant cleric Maulana Fazlullah attacked security forces with heavy weapons.Troops intensified shelling from their bases in Kanju and Frontier House in Kabal on militant positions in Matta, Charbagh and Khwazakhela.Intensifying their campaign against educational institutions, the militants torched the five schools in Gali Bagh, Taligram and Malam Jaba. The office of the agriculture development project was also torched.Authorities said that 48 girls’ schools had been burned down or blown up over the past year and many schools had been closed.The troubled areas of Kabal and Matta, meanwhile, remained under curfew, although it was relaxed from noon to 7pm in view of the large-scale exodus from the violence-hit localities.Anwarullah Khan adds from Bajaur: A spokesman for Tahrik-i-Taliban Pakistan’s chief Baitullah Mehsud threatened a ‘tit-for-tat response’ if the government launched an operation in the tribal region.The spokesman, Maulvi Umar, told Dawn that the Taliban believed in peace but they would ‘retaliate with full force’ if the government ‘imposed a war’ on them.He said that while the government was making offers for talks, the army was preparing for an operation.He threatened suicide attacks if the operation was launched. ROTFL
Sunday, August 3, 2008
Bositively Bositibe Happstance
Diyar B.N.B. Jirga yand learned mempers,
AOA Yand assslamaleykum,
Eye hape notijed during me past week stroll
to da other side oph Wagah, some thing very
bositvely rejoicing okkurance.
Da beoble on da other side are celebrating
this
yand diss
yand diss
but dheses ebil beoble hape phorgotten diss
Yes! Yes! Bakistan will root out kuffar lovers yand haalal dem to jahannum,
den all will be honkey dory yand Yemrikans will keep our gloriously glorious
GUBO relation.
Dem ebil other side wallas don't understand, all dhese khabar apout
Baki Yemirikans souring relashuns eej planted by us onlee.Et eej
designed to soften da halla gulla aphter a ISI agent consumed
too much Kabuli channa yand blew hij mussarraf kaujing lot
oph (desirable) kuffars death.
Iph any birader or biradersj ejj getting depressed by da kaffirs celebrayshuns,
bliss to visit your goat shed. in 6 mahina all will be alright.
yand don't pharget ISI eej CIA, CIA eej ISI.
Salam
NSN (always ahead yand above)
AOA Yand assslamaleykum,
Eye hape notijed during me past week stroll
to da other side oph Wagah, some thing very
bositvely rejoicing okkurance.
Da beoble on da other side are celebrating
this
Blaming the ISI for “masterminding” the suicide attack on Indian embassy in Kabul, US President George W Bush has warned Pakistan of “serious action” if one more attack in Afghanistan or elsewhere is traced back to it.
yand diss
Pakistan Faces Criticism at Regional Summit Over Alleged Terrorism Role
yand diss
Diplomatic discussions continued Sunday on the sidelines of a South Asian leaders' summit concerning the alleged role of Pakistan's intelligence service in recent bombings in Afghanistan and India. VOA correspondent Steve Herman reports from the meeting of the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation, being held in the Sri Lankan capital, Colombo.
but dheses ebil beoble hape phorgotten diss
a top U.S. diplomat on Sunday called for the new government of Yousuf Raza Gilani to do more to reign in possible rogue elements of Pakistan's intelligence service.
Richard Boucher, the U.S. assistant secretary of state for central and south Asia, says Pakistan's government is facing "enormous problems" in dealing with extremism and other domestic crises. Boucher says Washington has pledged to help Islamabad "in every way," but the Pakistani government needs to assume greater responsibility.
Yes! Yes! Bakistan will root out kuffar lovers yand haalal dem to jahannum,
den all will be honkey dory yand Yemrikans will keep our gloriously glorious
GUBO relation.
Dem ebil other side wallas don't understand, all dhese khabar apout
Baki Yemirikans souring relashuns eej planted by us onlee.Et eej
designed to soften da halla gulla aphter a ISI agent consumed
too much Kabuli channa yand blew hij mussarraf kaujing lot
oph (desirable) kuffars death.
Iph any birader or biradersj ejj getting depressed by da kaffirs celebrayshuns,
bliss to visit your goat shed. in 6 mahina all will be alright.
yand don't pharget ISI eej CIA, CIA eej ISI.
Salam
NSN (always ahead yand above)
Ghulami Din Brebarations in Phull Shwing
August 14, the day that shook this world, the day the sleeping Paki Lion woke up and decided to live up to it's worst talents, 60 years and still going strong, Perhaps the country's greatest achievement being the international acceptance in using of the blanket term Baki to signify anything bad, horrible, sinister, unscrupulous,uncouth and uncultured. What irony then that these mofos now want to celebrate "azadi din", Azadi my foot. Good riddance to you cousin marrying, goat buggering scum on earth, enjoy your azadi while it lasts
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