Comments on: Afghanistan: Finishing the Job

By: Paul Seery

Paul Seery — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 14:11:34 +0000

I watched a show: two boys, one a Jew, the other Muslim. One boy burped in the face of other. The other boy returned the favor.This continued for minutes.
There were 32000 hostage incidents in Nepal in 2006 any guesses who the perpetrators were?

By: Rashid Khan

Rashid Khan — Mon, 19 Nov 2007 10:24:00 +0000

How politely we are discussing an issue which should ideally be a pity for the nation. A war fought for pure commercial control, laden with a super power’s lust (individual agenda’s included) for oil and dollars, on the side funding the international arms trade, all fuelled by the blood of muslims.
The americans are very free with the use of the word ‘terrorist. It is perhaps due to the fact that they have more claim on the word, being an english speaking nation!!
In my opinion there is but one form of terror for 3rd world countries like us – the terror of economic sanctions, the terror of american and allied forces eventually raiding your country, destroying, reconstructing, betraying and again befriending, ignoring, encouraging, teaching lessons – America is the big daddy and wants the whole world to know it – but obviously they would have us believe that this is not terror..at least not in the American perspective..just living the golden dream. Movies and buttered popcorn and life goes on eh???!!
Imagine the latest ‘terrorist’ in America’s list, obvioulsy dutifully implemented by our beloved President, is Imran Khan!!!!
Knowing what we know and seeing what we see, if we do nothing as individuals, we deserve the state of our country that we so like lament on in our everyday dinner table political talk.
Good luck to all of us as the people of Pakistan – for what is happening in Afghanistan and NWFP will surely reach our doorsteps as well. And at that time guess where the most americans are going to be – in america, watching movies n eating popcorn!
My message to the people of Pakistan – enjoy the ride guys – cause thats what Americ is taking you for!

By: Parvez Mahmud

Parvez Mahmud — Thu, 15 Nov 2007 06:05:42 +0000

I have a question for good general. Why Pakistan armed forces have not produced a civilian political leader all these years. They have knowledge, discipline and experience. After retirement they simply fade away. In my mind, army is losing support of ordinary people and it could be very detrimental to security of Pakistan. There is a need of a person who has the vision to bring unity and balance to the situation.

By: Sarah Arshad

Sarah Arshad — Wed, 14 Nov 2007 10:11:22 +0000

We may be a semi asleep nation but its time to wake up!! It’s in the air. We as muslims are told to hold on to “Allah ki rassi” not anyone else’s. Everybody knows whats going on. May Allah give us the strength to stand on our own two feet, may our faith be the backbone of our whole nation, may Allah protect all the muslims around the world and May we be one! Amin. My darling Dadu, i love you forever!!

By: Abdul khaliq

Abdul khaliq — Mon, 12 Nov 2007 10:46:08 +0000

Hi sir,
symbolic compromise on small issues would lead us to eventual big surrender.We evaded one punch in 2001 but how far we have gone down.Nations can withstand a military defeat and still survive but idealogical disintegration would wipe out the nation from the map of the history.We need to judge our actions in the light of that,
sincerely mess secratory if you remember