Perfect time for taming the uncouth tribes

[ehtasab]

Re: Perfect time for taming the uncouth tribes

@burqaposhx

These tribes have been blackmailing Pakistani taxpayers for 60 years. These uncouth smelly dirty animal like humans have resisted all the efforts to bring progress and development in the area.

If we more and more Pakistani question their loyalty then its better to hold a “referendum” asking their loyalties. If majority of these tribals want to join Afghanistan (or are simply against Pakistan) then we should let them join Afghanistan and seal our borders away.

But if only a minority of them is aligned with militants then we should force them to kick militants out or face bombing/fighting from Pakistani forces.

As long Pakistan military remains united, these uncouth tribals will be tamed and this area will be allowed to progress and develop.

First we need to find out whether they are united (no secret support of militants)

Troops close in on Darra after fierce clashes

By Munawar Afridi and Abdul Sami Parachahttp://www.dawn.com/2008/01/27/top1.htm

DARRA ADAM KHEL/ KOHAT, Jan 26: Security forces killed 26 militants who had assembled near the Friendship Tunnel, on the Indus Highway, in a fresh offensive on Saturday morning, senior officials said.

In two days of clashes, 59 militants and four soldiers have been killed, the officials said.

Locals said that heavy artillery shelling and firepower from Cobra helicopters rocked the Darra, the largest illicit gun-manufacturing town in the region.

Jets bomb militants’ positions in Waziristan

By Alamgir Bhittani
http://www.dawn.com/2008/01/27/top2.htm
TANK, Jan 26: Jet fighters and ground forces bombed suspected locations of militants in Touda Cheena and other parts of the South Waziristan Agency on Saturday, killing one tribesman and wounding eight others, sources said.

The Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) claimed that troops had started the mopping up of militants’ strongholds in Laddah. A statement said that security personnel had also cleared the Nawazkot area of militants.

The security forces backed by helicopter gunships and tanks had launched an offensive in the Mehsud-dominated areas on Tuesday to purge the area of militants. Infantry units also took part in the operation.

I am surprised you didn’t find anything “leftie/anarchist” in the “leftie/anarchist” Dawn.com.