India thinking about raiding Pakistan too?

[Xenophanez]

Re: India thinking about raiding Pakistan too?

[MOD] can we discuss this topic in a civil manner or it has to be a school playground fight like discussion? [/MOD]

[kaka_in_usa]

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The one who does hijra dance at the border for 10 months... LMAO.... Leave it to an Indian..!!!

Perhaps if you want a certificate of one then just look to the north and see what Chinks have done and are doing...

lol... all i see is burning musharraf after uncle sam made you dance for 10 years. when faced with realities just blame india.

[mo293]

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lol... all i see is burning musharraf after uncle sam made you dance for 10 years. when faced with realities just blame india.

LOLzzz, beat around the bush eh!!!

[webmister]

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India has definitely learned to ape USA but the harsh reality for India is that they are not milliatarily as superior to Pakistan as USA is.

Their most advanced drones were shot down the moment they entered Pakistani airspace some years back. In some areas of defence, Pakistan may have an upper hand.

If Pakistan continues to slide down like it is doing today, a limited USA-like Indian action may be possible in a near future, but not today.

[Captain1]

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@kaka_in_usa

Ehsan ji, there is a difference. In our case we were stabbed in** back by our “friends”** who killed innocent people in a most populated city which was unprecedented. it was not in a military town close to our capitol. Flying a plane in a country is different from landing 10 people who look like the locals at the shore. Remember last year we arrested about 300 americans who flew over India without authorization.

Is this new syndrome/form of denial?

[Pakistan_Zindabad_2]

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@kaka_in_usa

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you leave us alone and we will leave you alone. thats exactly what we have been demanding from you guys.

A hopeless attempt… I know, I know. It’s like talking to a brick wall. Never mind.

[kaka_in_usa]

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@Captain1

Is this new syndrome/form of denial?

what ever you say captain.

@Pakistan_Zindabad

A hopeless attempt… I know, I know. It’s like talking to a brick wall. Never mind.

feeling is mutual my friend.

[Decent_6Chora]

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India(ns) get orgasm on thought of raiding Pakistan every-time they watch PG-13 movie like one of Killing OBL. These movies are PG-13 for a reason.

I dont mind their effort of self-satisfaction by writing these types of articles or giving TV interviews for next couple of week.

[waleedhbk]

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@shami2k

I guess they are day dreaming about it.

India Journal: What If India Raided Pakistan?

http://blogs.wsj.com/indiarealtime/2011/05/03/india-journal-what-if-india-raided-pakistan/

By Prashant Agrawal

India’s prime minister greets the Mi-25 helicopters carrying Indian Navy MARCOS commandos. He shakes hands with the returning troops, congratulates and thanks them. For the photographers, he holds up his thumbs, “Mission Accomplished”-style. The MARCOS are returning from Pakistan where they took out some of India’s, and the world’s, most wanted terrorists.

That was the story that didn’t happen yesterday or the week before or the month before or the year before or the decade before that. It’s the story that some, perhaps many, Indians have wished to read. It hasn’t happened but the chances of it happening have gone up slightly.

According to the Indian government, 19 terrorists wanted by India reside in Pakistan. Maybe it’s only 10, maybe only five. But they’re there. Some live out in the open and give public speeches. One reportedly has an opulent house in Karachi.

For over two decades, India has warned the world of the dangers of terrorism coming from Pakistan. First, it was the nuclear network of A.Q. Khan who conspired with the world’s worst leaders, from Libya’s Gadhafi to North Korea’s Kim Il Sung. No-one listened until it was too late. Pakistani technology helped North Korea build out its nuclear program. Thankfully, Libya was stopped in time.

Then came the attack against the U.S. on 9/11. Indian officials pointedly suggested that there was a Pakistan link. The U.S. led an invasion of Afghanistan but soon its attention turned to Iraq. In the meantime, India suffered multiple terrorist attacks. There was the attack on Indian Parliament, the citadel of Indian democracy, the attack on shopping centers in Jaipur and Delhi, the attack in Varanasi, multiple attacks in Mumbai.

Then 11/26 occurred and 10 Pakistanis orchestrated an audacious attack against the civilian population of India’s financial and commercial hub. In nearly every Indian terrorist attack, India saw the hand of Pakistan. Pakistan denied it, in nearly every circumstance. In all cases, India exhibited restraint.

There are several reasons that India hasn’t conducted any cross-border raids on Pakistani terror camps, but one of them has been the American search for Osama bin Laden and the fear that an Indian strike would interfere with the hunt.

Now, Bin Laden is dead. India’s 19 most wanted terrorists are still alive and wanted – mostly likely in Pakistan. The U.S. will wind down from Afghanistan at some point in the near future. America is frustrated with its frenemy and with bin Laden dead, it may hasten its departure from the region.

The irony of Bin Laden’s death is that South Asia may have just become a more dangerous place. Pakistan’s military establishment shows no sign of giving up on terror as a state policy. India’s frustration only grows. Home Minister P. Chidambaram’s statement yesterday amounted to a “we told you so.” The Prime Minister has said that all terrorist activities from Pakistan must end. Given that Osama was found, as we all know now, in a garrison town, next to the Pakistani military academy and the homes of countless retired Pakistani military men, it’s tough to see Pakistan complying.

The next terrorist attack in India will bring a chorus of calls in India for American-style action. The scenario at top may become real. The true question comes next, what will Pakistan do? In the American attack, Pakistan did nothing. In the Indian case, it’s unlikely to sit idly by.

Indian planners have surely taken into account Pakistani reaction to any action. Pakistan is far from the U.S., India and Pakistan are neighbors, we can’t leave the neighborhood. Still, any Indian government will come under significant public pressure from the public following any new attack on Indian soil.

India will do something, potentially something similar to the above scenario. Limited war, perhaps, follows the Indian action. Perhaps, it’s full-on war. But how long will the Indian public wait after the next attack on Indian soil?

Those wishing for a show of Indian military muscle may just get it. The question then is what happens next? Osama’s death is a good thing, but it just may have made the subcontinent a little less safe.

Nice Joke

[Pakistan_Zindabad_2]

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feeling is mutual my friend.

I'm not your friend, buddy ;)

[kaka_in_usa]

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I'm not your friend, buddy ;)

alright buddy ;)

[ravage]

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^ http://www.funnyordie.com/videos/b12b7ac0fb/i-m-not-your-buddy-friend

[Pakistan_Zindabad_2]

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Another pathetic indian: Salman Rushdie

“Many of us didn’t believe in the image of bin Laden as a wandering Old Man of the Mountains, living on plants and insects in an inhospitable cave somewhere on the porous Pakistan-Afghan border,” wrote author Salman Rushdie in a piece for The Daily Beast.

“An extremely big man, 6-foot 4-inches tall in a country where the average male height is around 5-foot 8, wandering around unnoticed for ten years while half the satellites above the earth were looking for him?”

**He said Pakistan faced tough questions and “if it does not provide those answers, perhaps time has come to declare it a terrorist state and expel it from the comity of nations.” **

[kaka_in_usa]

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^^ Buddy :D
he grew up in Pakistan. He is yours now.

[ravage]

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The route of Salman Rushdie is unfortunately the only choice left to Indian Muslims who want to 'integrate' into the country and show their loyalty to it.

[Med911]

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Indians have great ambition, and they can talk a big game, but they have little to show for it.

Some of the saner members of the Indian community realize how limited ther countries capacity is, but apparently this reporter thinks otherwise.

A similar attempt by Indians to find their alleged terrorists would be fiasco for the Indians. Pakistans border with India is heavily militarized for one, so they wouldn't make it into Pak to begin with, but once in, they would definitely not make it out.

[ravage]

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in fairness the reporter is expressing fear that if another attack happens such as Mumbai, the precedent set by US will amplify domestic delusions of hot pursuit. in listing out the ramifications of such idiocy the writer is not exactly cheerleading such a move.

[Pakistan_Zindabad_2]

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@kaka_in_usa

^^ Buddy :D he grew up in Pakistan. He is yours now.

Salman.. ooops I mean Sir Salman belongs to indians, he is one of them/you :D No doubt about that buddy.

[kaka_in_usa]

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in fairness the reporter is expressing fear that if another attack happens such as Mumbai, the precedent set by US will amplify domestic delusions of hot pursuit. in listing out the ramifications of such idiocy the writer is not exactly cheerleading such a move.

^^ Thank you for actually reading it and not confusing it with official Indian stance.

[Doppleganger]

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@kaka_in_usa

^^ Buddy :D he grew up in Pakistan. He is yours now.

Salman rushdie was indian and now he is a brit foremost.

I have heard of multiple future predictions of a big india - pak war, and considering that India has started to think it is a superpower (at least in the region and in the future in all of the world), this could seriously trigger a big war if it were to happen ever. Pakistan might not have weapons to nuke america, but an indian raid will reduce a couple of indian cities to dust and vice versa, if only for the public pressure and the fact that india will always be there to do it again.