Comments on: Imran Khan with Naseem Zehra

By: trafco

trafco — Sun, 12 Jul 2009 11:53:58 +0000

he is clear in concepots but realty also matters..

By: trafco

trafco — Sun, 12 Jul 2009 11:51:00 +0000

lets see

By: Pakistani00

Pakistani00 — Tue, 27 May 2008 19:01:25 +0000

imran you are our national hero. your politics is for pakistan and not for personal or party benifits. People trust you but there is need to develop it on grass root level. in universities & colleges you are the most popular leader fo pakistan.
wish you best of luck for NAMAL university. i hope this university will set an example for those who come in power and run govt. but failed to deliver to the nation.

By: jamil afzal

jamil afzal — Tue, 27 May 2008 14:10:39 +0000

@admin
my IE crashed aswell…

By: admin pkpolitics

admin pkpolitics — Tue, 27 May 2008 12:34:40 +0000

@TK,

I could not find any weird code in any comment, however my FF crashed too on that page. I just tested the visitors section by disabling the last 10 comments and re-enabling one by one.

Right now it seems to be working fine. Let me know if you crash again and I will check immediately.

Admin

By: TK

TK — Tue, 27 May 2008 12:08:46 +0000

@admin: yaar this visitor sections is again got some JS that is frucking up firefox..
I wonder if someone’s putting some bad code in teh comments that your comment system doesn’t filter properly?
I’m reduced to using lynx cuz this damn thing hangs and pegs my cpu when I use firefox.

By: TK

TK — Tue, 27 May 2008 10:10:18 +0000

I always wondered why this huge complex was allowed to operate in the capital? well it seems that this ‘masjid’ had been a waystation for the “jihadi’s” for the Afghan “jeee-haad” … and ISI and other agencies have been using it for their brilliant “strategic depth” plan and the infiltration of kashmir operations ..

This place was “IN” it with the govt’s secret agencies and had had a “hand in glove” kind of relationship with agencies.. I think either mushie thought he could kill two birds with one stone (appease the increasingly cacophonous calls from the US to “do more/something” , and to check the increase of the madrassah’s influence in the capital)

Now, I think they set the molvi’s up by allowing the militants to go into the mosque.. what was shameless was that they didn’t allow the children and women to leave..

Another thing is that the women and children didn’t want to leave and maybe the molvi’s kept them there as a ‘shield’ but eventually it didn’t work.

Our BRAVE army has had no qualms about protecting the ideological frontiers of Pakistan in the Ka’aba itself.. let alone a run of the mill masjid.

Personally I’m ambivalent about this whole affair (if “ambivalent” means what I think it means — cuz I’m too lazy to trek over to some stupid dictionary site)

By: jamil afzal

jamil afzal — Tue, 27 May 2008 09:55:03 +0000

@bokhari sarkar
Tell ur hostage argument to some mushi type intelectuals. Who believes in this hostage crap!!

By: jamil afzal

jamil afzal — Tue, 27 May 2008 09:50:18 +0000

No one has given me a single example from history where arround a thousand women and girls died in a mosque or any other place of worship.
Let me be very clear both molvi brother’s were wrong from the start.
Any good law enforcement officer (who is not not a liberal thug!!) will tell you how this crisis should have been handled, they could have just stoped the water and food going in for a couple of weeks and it would have ended without any bloodshed.
As nation we are becoming blood thirsty animals, we have no regard of human life. Just read some of the above comments!!!

By: Saqib

Saqib — Tue, 27 May 2008 09:25:50 +0000

@mbokhari

“Until I saw that Molvi try to flee in a Burqa….WTF…After that, the government had every right to attack the hostage-takers.”

The act of the Maulvi trying escape in a burqa was very strange (too strange). I am quite convinced that he was lured into this trap so to ridicule him and his cause. Part of a Mush plan.

I agree that a place of any kind of worship should not be made into a battle field by any part in the conflict. Governments (at least ours) have tendencies to abuse of power in order to show how mighty they are – especially when they fight unarmed or lightly armed opposition. In this case they could have waited until everything dried up inside the masjid, and then you would have seen an outcome which would have been totally different – hopefully peaceful. In the first place they should not let them gather big number of ammunition inside the masjid. The ammunition gathering was a part of Mush plan (IMO) to make his “case” against “extremism”.

/Saqib