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Category Archives: Pakistan
Ten Convenient Beliefs For Leaders Of Pakistan Now
Stephen Turner’s convenient beliefs are operating at full strategic speed in the Prime Minister’s House, GHQ Rawalpindi, the Foreign Ministry, and the quiet back-channels with Washington, Beijing, Riyadh, and Tehran right now. With the U.S.-Israeli campaign in its second month, … Continue reading
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‘London is generally safe – but be careful in areas populated by Indians, Pakistanis and black people’: Chinese airline condemned for in-flight magazine’s ‘racist’ advice
Daily Mail: Tourists are being told to avoid areas of London ‘populated by Indians, Pakistanis and black people’ in a Chinese airline’s in-flight magazine. Wings of China, the in-flight magazine for Air China, made the ‘racist’ comment in a travel … Continue reading
The bus driver who has raped 12 little boys (and doesn’t think he’s done anything wrong): Why thousands of Pakistani children are falling prey to paedophiles
REPORT: Ijaz, a bus conductor in his early twenties, spends his days travelling through the bustling streets of Peshawar in northern Pakistan, working hard to scrape a living. The pay is low and the hours are long, and Ijaz, like … Continue reading
Political Correctness = Rape
Steve Sailer writes: First, there’s not much evidence that Rotherham is unusual, other than that it was the first city in England to publish an honest inquiry into what has been going on all over England for decades. Indeed, I … Continue reading
First cousin marriages in Pakistani communities leading to ‘appalling’ disabilities among children
From The Telegraph: Couples who are getting married should be forced to have a DNA test first to ensure they are not cousins amid growing concern about incest within Pakistani communities, Britain’s first Asian peer has claimed. Baroness Flather, a … Continue reading
Travesty-Stan
Joe emails: They should rename Pakistan. What a joke. This was an overkill operation given that Osama was in “friendly” hands. If the pakis would have helped or would even have kept their filthy mouths shut, the operation would have … Continue reading
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Tagged blaring sirens, chemical container, colored smoke, container trucks, pakis, skunk odor
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Yisroel Pensack: NPR Expands “Don’t Tell” Policy to Include Telling the Truth About Terrorism and Islam
The New York Times reports: NPR has terminated its contract with Juan Williams, one of its senior news analysts, after he made comments about Muslims on the Fox News Channel… The move came after Mr. Williams, who is also a … Continue reading
Posted in Islam, Journalism, New York Times, Pakistan, Terror, Yisroel Pensack
Tagged Bill O'Reilly, car bomb, editorial standards and practices, fox news, Jihad, Juan Williams, Muslim dilemma, muslims, npr, Pakistani immigrant, terrorism, The O'Reilly Factor, times square
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Why Should Anyone Help Pakistan?
Pakistan won’t accept any help that is labeled as coming from Jews. I don’t get why Jews should help this hateful Islamic country? If Pakistan hates Jews so much that they won’t even recognize the existence of the Jewish state … Continue reading
Posted in Jews, Pakistan
Tagged clinton global initiative, fellow muslims, international rescue committee, islamic country, operation usa, water tanks
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Let Them Drown
Pakistan refuses to recognize the existence of the Jewish state of Israel and refuses any help Israel can give them with their flood situation, which might leave as many as 20 million Pakis homeless. So let them drown, I say, … Continue reading
Posted in Israel, Pakistan
Tagged emergency teams, flood situation, jewish state, killer earthquake, state of israel
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