First of all Shaz I do not watch Star Dramas so keep your assumptions to yourself , thank you !
Secondly just because millions are being sent to help these people don’t think its reaching them .Pakistani government is very much capable of diverting those so called funds to private swiss bank accounts. Maybe your should open your eyes !
I find it highly ridiculous when people cannot pinpoint a particular enemy they start pointing fingers at innoccent civilians and pass judgements like “they brought it on themselves” !
As far as the army’s involvement , hope they succeed in the operation with minimal civilian casualties !!
According to Duniya TV army has taken control of several areas in south waziristan.
**Forces take control of Spinkai, Raghzai areas in South Waziristan
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The security forces have taken control of Spinkai and Raghzai areas in South Waziristan and the troops are advancing from three directions, Dunya News Sunday reported. One security official was martyred and six others injured in resistance by the terrorists. The forces which are advancing from south are facing severe retaliation where one official was martyred and four injured in clashes with the militants. Gunship helicopters are also assisting the forces. The troops contingents are also advancing from Makin area where two officials got injured. The troops advancing from east to Jandula Fort, took control of Spinkai and Raghzai areas from where they are marching towards Kotkai. Majority of the people have migrated from the area however number of people are still trapped there. The people who migrated from the hard mountainous region trapped in Mir Ali due to curfew in Bannu. On the other hand, Pakistan’s High Commissioner in UK Wajid Shamsul Hasan said that 30,000 soldiers had reached to the South Waziristan to conduct the operation.
Pakistan Government is only capable of diverting US funds to their Swiss accounts etc.
The millions that were sent to pakistan, was sent through private Charities - who helped the poors. So your argument is wrong. No one sent the money to Zardari or his puppets. Money was sent through Charities and for your information it did reach the right people. Read some articles on the net.
More than enough people helped these refugees, i personally know few people who risked their own lives and helped more than 200 families. They went to camps and delivered food, water and money in cash to help those people.
Just read some articles on the net or check out news.
Where did i say “they brought it on themselves”? I said they are equally responsilbe for it. Please don’t make things up. And just to make it clear the ‘particular enemy’ is these terrorist. Please don’t come here and say now its’ USA , Isreal or India. These retards exist in Pakistan and they might be recieveing ‘forgein help’ but first we need to finish them off, which we are doing now and then take care of ‘outside help’. And beside outside help or particular enemy will vanish once these rats are finished off.
The Taliban spokesman claimed that militants’ supporters from religious organisations and madressahs in Punjab, Sindh and the NWFP were in touch with them and were reaching the battle zone through different routes.
I have got you right, now if you can get any help from any learned person in your circle ( very difficult to find one i guess) then you will understand what i wrote there, but again this sentence is getting longer and keeping your IQ in view ( from the posts of yours), it is near to impossible for you comprehend this…
Terrorists trying to blow up Karachi petroleum terminal arrested. Belong to TTP. A large number of people arrested across the country as sweep against terrorists continue.
UNHCR officially stated on Al Jazeera yesterday that the Pakistan Government and the rest of the actors are better prepared than ever before to deal with the IDPs.
** GEO Pakistan**** SWA operation to target terrorists, Gen. Kayani’s letter to Mehsud tribes** Updated at: 1943 PST, Monday, October 19, 2009
RAWALPINDI: Chief of Army Chief Gen. Ashfaq Parvez Kayani Monday clarified that the objective of the operation in South Waziristan is not to target peace and country loving people of Mehsud tribes, instead the aim is to eliminate Uzbek, local and foreign terrorists.
In a message addressed to Mehsud tribes, the COAS said he admits that the tribes in question including the Mehsud tribes are loyal to Pakistan. “The tribes have always served as Pakistani troops without remuneration,” he added.
He said the objective of the military operation in South Waziristan is to pull the Mehsud tribes form the clutches of terrorists elements and provide an opportunity to the Mehsud tribes to live in their area in peace.
A Town captured by Pakistani Army has been re-taken by the Taliban animals…these guys actually think they can defeat the Pakistani Army…brainwashed animals
How the hell do they ‘take a town back’ from the army, WITHIN ONES OWN COUNTRY? This is incomprehensible to me.
When the army captures the town, what do they do? Don’t they secure it and recruit locals to help them? Or do they just move on to the next town, thus letting the taleban just waltz back? What are the local people doing?
May be they should all be shown an old Clint Eastwood movie
See this report from gulfnews Taliban force their way back into town seized by troops
Setback comes as suicide blasts kill six at university
Reuters
Published: 00:00 October 21, 2009
Waziristan: Taliban militants attacked government forces and recaptured a strategic town on Tuesday while two suicide bomb blasts at an Islamic university in the capital killed six people including attackers and wounded at least 20, officials said.
The government made an immediate link between the university attack and an offensive against the Taliban, with Interior Minister Rahman Malik saying “all roads are leading towards South Waziristan”.
Fighting for control of the lawless area is a major test of the government’s ability to tackle an increasingly brazen insurgency that has seen a string of attacks in various parts of the country.
The army had on Monday captured the small town of Kotkai, the birthplace of Pakistani Taliban chief Hakimullah Mehsud on the approach to an insurgent base in south Waziristan, but militants struck back yesterday to retake it, security officials said.