Alert: India Preparing for Nuclear War?

Jan. 20, 2010 (Dec. 2009)   Reliable sources stated that Pakistani authorities have decided to move her forces from Western to Eastern border. The move of forces would start soon. The decision has been taken after receiving the threat from Indian Army Chief General Deepak Kapoor to strike Pakistan on November 22, 2009.. » read more

Alert: India Preparing for Nuclear War?

Nov. 26, 2009 Reliable sources stated that Pakistani authorities have decided to move her forces from Western to Eastern border. The move of forces would start soon. The decision has been taken after receiving the threat from Indian Army Chief General Deepak Kapoor to strike Pakistan on November 22, 2009. Indian Chief warned that a limited war under a nuclear overhang is still very much a reality at least in the Indian sub-continent.. » read more

Russia-India-China: The Bush Curse

Nov. 11, 2009 Moscow is trying to draw India and China closer to put out the flames now flaring across the continent, from the Caucasus and Central Asia, to Iran and Pakistan United States President Barack Obama has shown a flicker of independence in shaping US Eurasian politics. To secure transit routes through Russia to Afghanistan, he loudly proclaimed the end to US missile base plans for Poland and the Czech Republic, and downplayed any further NATO expansion in Russia’s backyard. He resisted jumping on the Gates-Clinton-McChrystal escalation bandwagon, insisting that it would be counterproductive to blindly back the thoroughly discredited Karzai, and hinting that negotiations with the Taliban and Iran could mean an about-face on the Bush strategy of total war in the region. Obama’s strategy is now described as focussed on securing the main cities in Afghanistan, while abandoning most of the country to the Taliban.. » read more

India is preparing for possible war with China and Pakistan

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Operation Blue Tulsi: How India Approached Israel For Help Against Pakistan Jump to Comments

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India Wants To Fight In Afghanistan Until The Last American

June 16, 2009 After months of arrogant behavior, the United States is conceding to some of Pakistan’s demands, like unconditional aid and a check on Indian terrorist activities against Pakistan using Afghan soil. But does Washington know that India wants a war in Afghanistan until the last American soldier? ISLAMABAD, Pakistan—It sounds strange but the fact is that the United States is now under pressure from Pakistani armed forces, it is pretty clear now. The US dependence upon Pakistan for war in Afghanistan and the passage of NATO supplies through Khyber and Chaman means that US has to remain sensitive to the demands of Pakistani armed forces. We are not saying Pakistani government here, as the government does not exist. Every decision the PPP government takes is either under US dictation or under pressure from Pakistan army.. » read more

ALERT: Indians Fighting In Swat – WARNING: Disturbing Pictures

May 21, 2009   Indians Fighting In Swat Warning: Explicit & Disturbing Pictures Pictures below contain nudity and are gruesome. Please do not proceed beyond the written description if such material is offensive to you. By Zaid Hamid And Ahmed quraishi Wednesday, 20 May 2009. WWW.AHMEDQURAISHI.. » read more

US-Indian Plans Exposed: NAS RUN MIN ALLAH HAI WA FATAH UN QAREEB!

April 12, 2009 If the individual members of the organizations were of the same mind, if every organization worked according to a standard pattern, the problem would be solved. Is this not precisely what a coherent, well-understood, and accepted doctrine would tend to achieve? More than anything else, a doctrine appears to be the practical answer to the problem of how to channel efforts in a single direction. David Galula Asif Haroon Raja is one of those brilliant Pakistani analysts who calls a spade a spade, and calls it the way he sees it. The American plan to remake the world used to be called the Plan for a New American Century (PNAC). Recently PNAC changed its name to Foreign Policy Institute to portray a more benign image.. » read more

Breaking News: Lahore 30/3 Attack, Terror Strikes Back! Updated (with videos)

March 30, 2009 LAHORE(Nasrullah Malik/Mian Aslam/Zulqarnain Sheikh): The drop scene of the Manawan police training school has been announced as the commandos of Police, Rangers and military have forced the terrorists to surrender. Interior Advisor Rehman Malik while announcing the successful end of the operation has said that some terrorists have been arrested in the action. In the eight hours long hold out 22 policemen were martyred and more than 90 wounded. The commandos completely secured the police school building, as three terrorists laid off arms before the troops. The commandos have started search operation of the premises after drop scene of the terror drama that was continued for about eight hours.. » read more

Israel to fFree Plotter of Minister's Assassination

Infamous terrorist could be part of prisoner exchange with Hamas March 17, 2009 TEL AVIV, Israel – According to a prisoners list made partially public yesterday, Israel apparently is ready to release confessed intifada architect and terrorist-group founder Marwan Barghouti as well as Ahmed Saadat, the infamous secretary-general of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, who is accused of organizing the assassination of Israel's tourism minister. Pro-Israel demonstration in Berlin calling for release of Israeli solider Gilad Shalit The releases would be part of a larger prisoner exchange with the Hamas terrorist organization that would bring home kidnapped Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit, who has been held captive since June 2006. Yesterday, Israel released to the public a list of some prisoners which Hamas has demanded be freed for Shalit but which Israel adamantly refuses to spring from prison. Missing from the list was both Barghouti and Saadat. In recent days, top sources in Hamas provided WND with a list of prisoners whose release they requested during Egyptian-brokered negotiations with the Jewish state.. » read more

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