February 8, 2010 by Absar
The Chehlum blast in Karachi remains a mystery amongst the lot of mysteries of the series of bombing in Pakistan for years. A lot of different terrorist outfits have been claiming the responsibility of the attack in all these years. So far, the responsibility of twin blasts on the day of Chehlum on 5th February, 2010 hasn’t been claimed by anyone. Earlier, the responsibilities of such particular sectarian violence in the form of blasts have always been accepted by a terrorist outfit Jundullah (Soldiers of God). Since 2003, Jundullah members have been involved in a number of terrorist operations, including mass murder, hostage takings, bombings, raids, car thefts, and other acts of sabotage against civilians and the government of both the countries — Iran and Pakistan. But the latest terror attacks at Chehlum in Karachi are yet to be claimed by them or any other terrorist group. Who did that?
In 2009, Pakistani security forces arrested a senior member of the Jundullah terrorist group Abdolhamid Rigi, who’s the brother of Jundullah leader Abdolmalek Rigi. Pakistani security agencies, after apprehending Abdolhamid Rigi, extradited him to Iran since he was wanted by the Government of Iran. Abdolhamid Rigi was prosecuted in the courts of Iran where he acknowledged the fact that the Jundullah group has been trained and financed by “the US and Zionists“. He was then sentenced to death by the Supreme Court of Iran.
Conspiracy theory, uh? Press TV conducted the interview of Abdolhamid Rigi that explains the situation further.
Why is that we’ve been taking the name of US every time there’s a bomb blast in Pakistan and Iran? Well, it has something to do with the US of course that’s why the populace is exclaiming at times.
In 2007, there was a clear report on Telegraph saying: President George W Bush has given the CIA approval to launch covert “black” operations to achieve regime change in Iran, intelligence sources have revealed. Mr. Bush has signed an official document endorsing CIA plans for a propaganda and disinformation campaign intended to destabilise, and eventually topple, the theocratic rule of the mullahs.
However, the CIA is giving arms-length support, supplying money and weapons, to an Iranian militant group, Jundullah, which has conducted raids into Iran from bases in Pakistan.
It’s quite startling that Pakistani media, on this issue, has been a lot more quite than usual. However, back in October 2009, Dawn did mention something at the time of catastrophe of Sistan-Baluchistan that killed 10’s of people in Iran. But this isn’t just enough. Dawn, while reporting the news, wasn’t as vocal as it should be, despite that the international media is many times more vocal. Dawn just writes in simple words while reporting the Sistan-Baluchistan catastrophe: But perhaps the most combustible element in this shadowy war of sorts is the US connection.
Why is that the government of Sindh, Karachi — and more precisely the government of Pakistan — has been silent over this issue, I ask? Neither the PPP, nor MQM or ANP ever spoke on it, notwithstanding that, again, there has been all the proofs government of Pakistan has and that the International media is also vocal against Jundullah — the CIA funded organization functioning to create sectarian chaos.
I’m afraid to say that the top leadership of all political parties, including those sitting in London, are known to the facts, but they all are quite on the issue — including the PPP, ANP, MQM and PML (N, Q). And that again substantiates the fact that the top leadership is sold out.
In a wake of this donnybrook, we need to open the window for these facts and denounce the acts of such double-barreled friendship with US because of their substantiated role in the destabilizing Pakistan.
PS: Knock me not, for I’ve given the references that need to be studied before anyone start roasting me.
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February 7, 2010 by hamarapakistan1947
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February 6, 2010 by umersultan

A Kashmiri woman cries during a funeral of Wamik Farooq in Srinagar February 1, 2010. REUTERS/Danish Ismail (INDIAN- ADMINISTERED KASHMIR - Tags: CIVIL UNREST POLITICS)
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February 6, 2010 by umersultan
Oh Politicians of Pakistan, Rightist and Leftists, Islamists and Secularists, Illiterates and Phds, Ignorant and Intelligent, do you not see what is happening in your country. Do you not feel the pain of all these innocent lives that are being taken every other day? Have you all lost your humanity? You all claim to be Muslims, yet in practise it seems to be further from that claim. A Muslim must care for the humanity and for Justice. We the common people of Pakistan (mostly residing overseas) ask why? Why do you not feel any pain of the death of the hundreds and thousands of innocent civilian lives who have done nothing, who have no agenda against the government?
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February 5, 2010 by hamarapakistan1947
By : Syed Majid Gardezi
Kashmir dispute is main reason of tension between India and Pakistan. It has badly affected trade and economic development of South Asia, over decades this crucial issue is waiting for a peaceful solution. During this period large number of conferences and seminars were held in which many solutions and suggestions were presented for its peaceful solution, but these valuable suggestions were limited up to files and not more than a memorial document of seminars and conferences.
On the other hand, Kashmir issue needs some practical steps through meaningful dialogue between India and Pakistan, which was not seen in preceding years. This selfish attitude from world community badly affected issue of Kashmir and continuously creating tension between these two countries and if this issue not solved according to the wishes of Kashmiri people who have sacrificed more than one hundred thousand lives for obtaining their real birth right of freedom, then there will always remain a constant danger of nuclear war, which will prove to a be a cause of mass destruction for whole the region. The world community should realize crucial position of this issue and must take speedy and fruitful action for peaceful solution of the issue.
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Posted in Kashmir, Pakistan | Tagged Azad Kashmir, Azadi, Chaman Kot, Human rights, India, Jammu & Kashmir, Kashmir, kashmir issue, Kashmir Movement, Kashmiris, Pakistan, South Asia, Srinagar, Syed Majid Gardezi, terrorism | 8 Comments »
February 3, 2010 by Absar

Dr. Aafia Siddiqui
Today’s headlines as I’m expecting it’d be: President sympathizes for Dr. Aafia Siddiqui and pledged to pursue the case in US High Courts. PM slams the decision and promised to talk to US Government. Nawaz Sharif denounced the court decision. Altaf Hussain, on his telephonic address, expresses his strong concern against the court decision on Dr. Aafia. Siddiqui. Pakistani people are infuriated on the court’s decision. United we rant!
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February 2, 2010 by hamarapakistan1947
By Malveer Hussain
In Pakistani nation’s memory, 2009 would remain the frightful and deadly year as around 3000 innocent Pakistani people lost their precious lives at the hands of terrorists in diverse 497 incidents of awful terrorism. As courageous and valiant Pakistani Army fighting against the militancy of foreign backed terrorists, the nation is facing the fallout; extremists are targeting all segments of society and all fractions of population from security personnel and top army officials to politicians and from journalists to common men, women and children.
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January 29, 2010 by Absar

Power Crisis Obstructing Progression
It was the second year of my engineering, 2007, and the Christmas and New Year holidays were just over. The routine hectic life was about to begin once again. Went to uni the first day I found one of my Indian classfellow having a brand new laptop — the brand was unknown to me. I congratulated him for this new laptop and asked him which new brand it’s as I was unfamiliar to that new brand he had. To add it, he recently came back from India after Christmas and New Year holidays and the laptop was bought during that trip. The name of that brand I couldn’t reminisce right now. Anyway, he retorted that it’s an Indian brand so you might not be familiar to it.
Below is our conversation:-
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January 25, 2010 by Absar

It Is All About Politics
Politics — nowadays is also served on the dining table inclusive of some extra spice in association with the favorite political talk show being aired at that moment, otherwise the usual gossip on politics is always into the bargain at the dining table. The prominent thing about politics is that it’s unscheduled, in a way that you never need any special theme to put on in order to jumpstart the talkses despite the possibility or fact that there’s no talk show aired at that time or your dinner is devastated by holy load-shedding. For example, at the dining table:
Aaj tu tamatar ki qeemat asmaan se baatein kar rahi thi (yehi koi 3 Rs. ziada). Hadh hai, gosht bhi itna mehenga chal raha hai.
Today, the price of tomato was skyrocketing. Unbelievable, meat is also way too expensive.
And here you’re. Political gossip has just begun. You know where it’ll end? It was started with the economy of the country, moved to pure politics then — just like the car traveling in a lizard lane — and will usually end with the same old vernacular phrase: kya hoga is mulk ka! (What will happen to the country!)
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January 22, 2010 by hamarapakistan1947

Assalam-o-Alaikum,
Islam is going through the revivalism era of the history. The youth of Pakistan want the vibrant and more authentic Islam around them, free from useless sectarianism. Islam is being Revived across the globe in different countries and continents. It is reviving based on it’s own cultural environment and adapting itself to the culture around it for the most part.
Here is our Muslim world, we still feel like its not going anywhere. But is moving, probably at a slow pace. In the Muslim World it is taking a different shape. The majority of the youth is tired of wide spread Corruption, in competent leadership, sectarian maulvis, mis-usage of Islam, assassination of Ulema, terrorism, dis functioning governments, bombing of Masajid and a push towards secularism in our society.
Hamara Pakistan is all about Islamic Revivalism and defending the ideology of Pakistan. Too much doubt has been created about Pakistan. Too many misconceptions have been created about Islam and its way of life (Sharia). We have come to a stage where Muslims call them selves secular, unfortunately.
We need Islamic Republic of Pakistan. A tolerant, vibrant, prosperous and peaceful state. Islamic in its Character and law, “peaceful in its dealing within and without”, in the word of late Quaid-e-Azam.
If you write about Islamic Revivalism, Islamic Ideology of Pakistan, about reviving Pakistan, Pakistan’s history or if you like to write about these topics, please contribute to Hamara Pakistan.
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Defending Islam and Pakistan ideology.
Peace be upon you.
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