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TTP is still a potent threat by Asif Haroon Raja
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Posted By:
Asif_Haroon_Raja
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10/Jun/2013
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Jihadis who had taken part in Afghan Jihad against the Soviet forces were from Pakistan, mostly from FATA and settled areas of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP). Jihadis from Arab, African and Central Asian countries refused to return back to their countries of origin after the successful culmination of Jihad since they were not welcomed back. The US and Saudi Arabia that had collected them and used them as
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How to Eliminate Load Shedding? by Usman Khalid
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Posted By:
Usman_Khalid
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5/Jun/2013
Views:1699
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The installed capacity in Pakistan is about equal to the demand of electricity and yet load shedding of electricity and also of gas is becoming worse by the day. Why? It is because the politicians who are supposed to make policy and oversee its execution have a very poor attention span and are unable to ask the right question to nail the lies they are told by the electricity-gas mafia on daily bas
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Crime and Punishment: by Col. Riaz Jafri (Retd)
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Posted By:
Riaz
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5/Jun/2013
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Most culprits escape punishments from courts due to lack of evidence or the prosecution not doing their job proficiently. Consequently not a single terrorist has been punished so far and this fact alone is contributing a great deal in the lawlessness of Karachi. The prosecutors and the judges have to do their jobs better, but speaking realistically they too have their problems. Police, apart from
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Pakistan: Looks for New Leaders by Mahboob A. Khawaja
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Posted By:
Mahboob_Khawaja
On:
5/Jun/2013
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After half of a century of the military rule, martial laws, broken dreams of democracy and freedom, dismantled public institutions and continued disconnected governance by thugs and crime riddled people like Zardari and his gangsters, how should the world view the Pakistani nation – its moral norms, political culture and integrity? What tragic picture comes out of the widely corrupt social and pol
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Need for dialogue with militants by Asif Haroon Raja
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Posted By:
Asif_Haroon_Raja
On:
4/Jun/2013
Views:1649
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War against the Soviets produced Jihadis in Pakistan. Most of the Jihadis who took part in Afghan Jihad were from FATA and some parts of settled areas of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) like Malakand. Since Jihadis came from other Muslim countries as well, camaraderie developed among them. A small force of about 500-700 from Saudi Arabia under Osama bin Laden supported by CIA also took active part in Jiha
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