Nawaz Sharif announces negotiations with taleban

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I think PM's move should be appreicated and given full backing as well as time to bear fruits. Imran's support for talks and for operation should put the ball back in government's court. But given the mindset of our media, IK would remain a punching bag for his stance on dialogue.

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I think PM's move should be appreciated and given full backing as well as time to bear fruits. Imran's support for talks and for operation should put the ball back in government's court. But given the mindset of our media, IK would remain a punching bag for his stance on dialogue.

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Wait...yeh kya hua bhai? Wasnt Nawaz & Co supposed to launch military actions against Taliban & CO? So they are gonna tolerate more blood and human loss in the name of peace? In a ideal world peace would be the perfect solution, but I see some big flaws with this plan.

1) No condition was set before a dialog process can be started. At least a cease fire should have been implemented. Apart from Imran Khan and Billo Zardari, no one questioned that. Thats a big miss!

2) No time frame was giving. How much more time do the Gov needs to proceed the talks? 6 months, 1 year, two years? Another miss!

3) The committee which is created looks weak. Reports are coming that the members even didn't know about they were selected for this task. Thats non-serious attitude.

Allah Kheir kare..!

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Nawaz Sharif keeps making u-turn, the true king of u-turns.

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After the announcement of recent peace talks by the government the media has surprisingly gone quiet. When Imran khan was saying the same during the past few months hell was getting loose. What can this attitude of media be attributed as?

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PTI has one of the most pathetic media team. This team is doing to PTI what PPP did to Pakistan. And strangely, there is no one to notice the 'great game' being played by the media. Every single party is in favour of dialogues, but media has on its hit list on PTI which goes undefended by PTI media team as well as its leaders.

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**Imam-e-Kabah may give a push to dialogue with Taliban
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Friday, January 31, 2014 - Islamabad—While the visit to Pakistan of Khadim Harmain Sharifain King AbdullahBin Abdulaziz Al-Saud which was scheduled for the middle of February may be delayed, in the meantime, Imam-e-Kabah will be visiting Pakistan early next month.

According to a reliable source, Imam-e-Kabah’s visit is intended to give a push to the peace process initiated by Prime Minister Mian Muhammad Nawaz Sharif while addressing the National Assembly on January 29. Imam-e-Kabah may visit Peshawar to meet and charm some of the Taliban leaders. He may also volunteer to be a guarantor to ensure in letter and spirit the implementation of the peace arrangements the four-member Committee, which has earned acceptability from all concerned, may enter into with the leadership of the Taliban, it is further learnt.

To help break the growing resistance to the administration of Polio drops in some pockets of the KPK, the distinguished visitor from Makkah may also administer Polio drops to some children at a ceremony at the Governor House Peshawar.

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It’s a good step by the revered imam.

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agreed they need to work on media management

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dair ayad darust ayad…if this happens this could well take the air out of talebans terrorist activities

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The team they have put up is made up of such big Taliban sympathizers that we finally may be able to see two groups of Taliban everyone talks about.
This team and it's supporters are what we call GOOD Taliban. And those they are going to talk to, are BAD Taliban.

The two religious sects most victimized by Taliban khawarij, the Shias and Sunnis, are both missing from this team.

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Just because he occupies Kaaba, it does not mean he be revered too. He has destroyed more Islamic sites than Israel could ever do with total impunity.
And it is under his approval that Saudis have funded Taliban mufsideen with their petro zakat causing destruction of pakistani state and killings of thousands of innocent Shias and Sunnis in the country.

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^ Imam-e-Kaaba doing all that? :eek: Where do you get your knowledge from?

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Why someone thinks that the outcome of these talks be any different what Mush did many years ago with these “maut ke saudagar”. They should first lay down their arms and stop bombing common people.

Blasts at Peshawar cinema house leave at least three dead - DAWN.COM

PESHAWAR: At least three people were killed and more than 30 others injured on Sunday night in two explosions at a cinema house in the capital of troubled Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province of Pakistan bordering Afghanistan, DawnNews reported.

The incident took place at Picture House cinema situated in Kabuli Bazaar area of Peshawar.

SP Peshawar city Muhammad Faisal Mukhtar confirmed the incident and the death toll.

“Two powerful explosions killed three people at Picture House cinema. 31 people injured in the incident with three in critical condition,” he said.

Mukhtar said that two home made hand grenades were hurled from back seats of the single screen cinema house where more than 100 people were watching the night show.

A stampede following the blasts was responsible for many of the injuries, he added.

Injured were shifted to Lady Reading Hospital where an emergency had been imposed.

Jamil Shah, an official at the LRH confirmed that three dead bodies and 31 injured have been brought in the hospital.

No one has yet claimed responsibility for the attack, but police said that cinema houses in the city were already under threat.

Peshawar is a frontline city in Pakistan’s battle against Taliban insurgents, who regard films as sinful.

They closed down cinemas in the scenic Swat valley in the country’s northwest which they controlled from 2007-2009.

The decline of cinema houses in Peshawar has also been accelerated by the advent of videos, DVDs and the Internet and today only seven remain.