Is this some joke, or what?

(Just feeling sad and missing an old friend on this very sad occasion. With fervent hopes that he is not travelling to South Waziristan to attend the funerals, I call on him to return to PKP. Usay kuch nahi kaha jaye ga)

A) Baitullah just got droned.
B) Hakimullah shot by friends. (Teer kha ke dekha kameenay ki taraf etc.)
C) Commander Abu @nota Shaheed is still missing along with his SohniDhoti. Who will be elected in his stead to clean the Sohni Dhoti, now that it has become soiled?

Oh, well. Dhoti dhoti, na dhoti na dhoti!

Thank you ‘Darown Taknalaji’ !!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sO_QntXc-c4

Let the bodies hit the floor
Let the bodies hit the floor

Skin to skin, blood and bone
You’re all by yourself but you’re not alone
You wanted in and now you’re here
Driven by hate, consumed by fear

Let the bodies hit the floor
Let the bodies hit the floor

Pls. Wait with Patience tentatively next 6 to 8 months more.

ہاں میں طالب ہوں اس ملک میں مساوات کا – ہاں میں طالب ہوں الله و رسول کے نظام کا

Good news after a long time. Thanks.

http://www.time.com/time/world/article/0,8599,1914852,00.html

This time the line of vehicles snaking for miles down the sweltering valley — small cars packed with families and large trucks heaving with livestock and furniture — are not fleeing; the refugees from Swat are returning home. After eight weeks of intense fighting, the Pakistan army has told the estimated 2 million people who fled the valley that the Taliban, which menaced their lives through a brutal campaign of beheadings, bombings, kidnappings and school-burnings, is on the verge of defeat.
[...]
Faith in the Pakistan army is also new. Earlier military offensives, over-reliant on artillery fire that caused mass civilian casualties, had faltered, resulting in peace deals that allowed the Taliban to tighten its grip on the valley. Now many of the vehicles rumbling slowly home proudly sport _Pakistani flags_ to signal their allegiance with a state many felt had abandoned them to the Taliban.
[...]
despite the devastation in evidence in some parts of town, much of Mingora remains unscathed. Fears of large-scale destruction through the use of heavy firepower, as occurred earlier in the Bajaur tribal area, have not been realized. By evacuating the local population and drawing on lessons from their past mistakes, the army appears to have carried out a more targeted offensive.

Many locals are pleased with the results and reassured by the army’s highly visible presence in Mingora. Patrolling troops are greeted by waves from residents, and walls that once bore Taliban graffiti now carry slogans branding them as enemies of Islam and Pakistan.

How would you calssify Baitullah Mehsud’s death? Do you toe the offical JI line “shaheed” or you think like rest of us …. khus kum jehan pak ….

Hopefully we all can agree Hamkimullah Mehsud is not shaheed.

May this trend continue, Ameen.

A giant size claim. Is this practically possible to proof?