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Sorry to be so insensitive, but anyone wants to take a guess? How long before next genocide happens against Shias again.
I say within one week from now.
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What about the PM who declared Ahmedi's non muslims and started supporting religious intolerance to keep/please the religious voters and extremist religious organizations.
Na na bhutto ko Kuch mat Kahoo!!!AP ko shock lage ga
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Iran must really be sore about the Pak-Iran gas pipeline project going forward. 
And I wonder who is getting stomach cramps over handing over of the Gawadar port operations to China. 
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Rehman Malik says they forwarded prior warning, IG Sindh saying they've arrested four. Yet! The FIR is registered against "unknown people". what a pity
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Even if Iran is not involved at the moment, at some stage it will have to get involved to save the Shias.
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**KARACHI: Rizwan Abbas chose to spend the night of Sunday’s deadly attack in Karachi on a hard pavement rather than his comfy bed to protect his Sunni neighbour’s abandoned house.
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**Although his own house escaped damage, he stayed under the open sky to watch over the damaged house of his friend, Babar, who fled the area with his family.
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The 25-year-old received injuries when the massive blast ripped through Abbas Town, but as soon as the doctors bandaged his head, he returned home to provide a helping hand to the victims.
“When my brothers are in pain and in need, how can I stay away and not help them?” Abbas said as he walked around the rubble the next morning, helping remove the heavy concrete blocks.
**The attackers are mistaken if they think that Sunday’s blast would inflame the ongoing sectarian violence. Living peacefully for years in the apartments that were heavily damaged in the blast, Sunnis and Shias have become even more united amid pain, grief and devastation.
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Regardless of the differences in their religious views, the area’s residents have risen together to console one another and help victims get back on their feet.
**“There is no Sunni or Shia here. We are all Muslims,” said Mohammad Nasir, a volunteer.
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**Sunni volunteers were on guard on the road leading to Mustafa Imambargah, allowing no one to go near it. Others stopped people from getting too close to the blast site, as rescuers attempted to remove the debris.
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Inside the residential blocks, two young men, who live behind Abbas Town, were handing out chicken biryani to whomever they could find. “Take this. Take this,” one of them named Mohammad Raza said to a man in a green turban.
**“If everyone would have helped only those who belonged to their own sect, there would have been no survivors,” said the young man.
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Since Sunday night, he and his friends had pulled out two bodies, donated blood and distributed food amongst the stricken families out of their own pockets. “My own sister’s house has been damaged. But my other relatives are with her. Right now I am more needed here,” said Raza.
**Shama, whose uncle, Ghulam, was amongst the 18 Sunnis killed in the attack, said, “It is the government who wants the Shias and Sunnis to fight. We have never fought and will never fight.”
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Some women were seen trying to console Kaneez Fatima, who lost her cousin in the blast. “Don’t cry. It will be okay. We are in this together,” her neighbour Jameela said. Two Shia women turned up to tell the affected women that temporary residence was being offered for all at the Pakistan Sports Board hostel.
**The residents disclosed that they had never witnessed tension between Shias and Sunnis in the area, even though there have been attacks in the past.
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“Our children play cricket together. At nights, we all sit together. This attack is not on Sunnis or Shias, it is on Muslims,” said one, Imran, while handing out water bottles to others.
Published in The Express Tribune, March 5th, 2013.
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^ brilliant gesture. My khala lives on isphahani road and she was telling my mom how everyone irrespective of sects is working relentlessly in that area.
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^ the jhangvi's are trying to create a sectarian issue, but have failed to date. Having said that, the government should now act and punish the perpetrators before it explodes. Enough of this senseless terrorism.
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^^^ Govt can’t do anything as long CJ keeps releasing them, and they’re protected by PMLN in Punjab. Btw, what I find interesting is that TTP came out said they did not do this & it sounded like they disapproved of it. Maybe there rift between the terrorists groups.
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International conspiracy I dont know, but there are a lot of internal factors which are responsible for this blood shed. The international hand which I can see is firstly Saudia and then maybe Iran.
when we have the Americans with military bases and CIA offices all over pakistan estimates are put at 44 offices and number of military bases its clear as daylight who is responsible for these bombs!
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Student collecting money for the victims of terror attack. 
Students raise funds for Abbas Town families | Pakistan | DAWN.COM
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^^^ Govt can't do anything as long CJ keeps releasing them, and they're protected by PMLN in Punjab. Btw, what I find interesting is that TTP came out said they did not do this & it sounded like they disapproved of it. Maybe there rift between the terrorists groups.
Isn't it because of faulty laws and not even half-ass prosecution that doesn't build its case? Right now, the police is not even catching many anymore. I just don't get how everything can go to hell in PPP's era when the situation wasn't very much different in musharraf's time either. It seems the govt has no will to actually govern the country.
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amidst all these chaos, nation shows signs of life with the acts of humanity, compassion and patriotism :)
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^ Despite all that, I still find the situation very depressing. When are things going to get better? :hinna:
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Thats what a common man asks in Pakistan. Everybody has put all hopes on elections. Lets hope a change of face brings a change in fortunes.
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^ man this is direct under state sarparsti!! Can't believe it. Is it genuine photo?
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^Surprised? see this Huriyat News Exclusive CCTV Footage of Numaish Incident - YouTube.flv - YouTube
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when we have the Americans with military bases and CIA offices all over pakistan estimates are put at 44 offices and number of military bases its clear as daylight who is responsible for these bombs!
I don't blame the Americans (as much), as at the end of the day it's people amongst us carrying out these activities. They have their agendas and they have been doing the same since 1980's. That's the time when we started arming our people to fight American war in Afghanistan.
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I don't blame the Americans (as much), as at the end of the day it's people amongst us carrying out these activities. They have their agendas and they have been doing the same since 1980's. That's the time when we started arming our people to fight American war in Afghanistan.
yep....that is right...raw, mosad and CIA are not responsible...pakistan problems are due its highly incompetent army, insensitive and selfish masses, extremely ineffective and nalaiq politicians and .... stone hearted religious scholars