Here's the sad irony in Bharat: for the low-life children of macaulay, a terrorist has no religion, but a braveheart does. Hence their shameful silence.
From hospital bed, Captain Smit tells PM Modi: Couldn’t let others die timesofindia.indiatimes.com/…
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The cockroaches are comparing themselves to Gandhi. Quite apart from the effrontery of the claim, they are also betraying their basic ignorance of ground realities. Gandhi was fighting - without permission - against a colonial, racist system; and he didn't fight for a piffling demand like the resignation of the Viceroy of the day. The cockroaches are fighting a democratically-elected national government, operating under the rule of law. It is open to them to go to the courts and get the permission they need, as has been done by other parties in states ruled by parties they oppose.
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Good, hard-hitting reply; the reference to bin Laden would have found its mark. We could have added that the 9-11 mastermind, now doing time in the US, Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, was also found in Karachi. So, too, was the murderer of Daniel Pearl, Omar Sheikh found in Karachi. These were all connected to (-11, whose 25th anniversary was being marked in New York. The Iranians, who are accused of being the No. 1 terrorist in the world, are babes in the woods compared to the Pakistanis - their Army is itself the real terrorist, the rest are merely its fronts.
Pakistans duplicity will neither benefit it nor the world: India slams Shehbaz Sharifs UN speech hindustantimes.com/s/deeplin…
Dignity?! From the army that committed genocide on what were its own people in 1971? No, you should give up this naive thinking, and draw inspiration from your Baluch sisters & brothers. No hope of dignified treatment from the failed marshal.
Iran-backed Houthi militants seized a strategic island in the Bab al-Mandeb strait and a town along its mainland coast, taking effective control of one of the world’s most important shipping chokepoints wsj.com/world/middle-east/ir… via @WSJ
One has to sympathise with the Saudis.
Finally! I've tricked my way to posting all four parts - my affectionate thanks to @HindolSengupta, @ShikhaaAggarwal, and @aniltrigunayat for their kind words; they know the high regard I hold them in.
1/4 theepochtimes.com/china/chin…
The week of Long Knives in Beijing. Gens Zhang Youxia and Liu Zhenli dropped from the State CMC and from the NPC - after what must have been a stiff fight, seeing how long it took. But now, they will also be
1/4 theepochtimes.com/china/chin…
The week of Long Knives in Beijing. Gens Zhang Youxia and Liu Zhenli dropped from the State CMC and from the NPC - after what must have been a stiff fight, seeing how long it took. But now, they will also be formally dropped from the
Reminded me of Orwell: “War is peace, freedom is slavery, ignorance is strength.”
Replying to @asadnasir2000
Trump needs to read the story of the boy who cried wolf.
Trump calls off another Iran offensive, ‘the perimeters of a deal has been agreed to’
How many times will he go through this ridiculous charade? Doesn’t he realize that whenever the rulers of the Islamic Republic need to buy time to gather their strength, they tell Trump they’re ready to negotiate? Doesn’t anyone around him have the sense and honesty to explain to him that the Islamic Republic will never honor any negotiated agreement with the United States?
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