An excellent program about Pakistan’s nuclear program with comments from Zaid Hamid, Sheikh Rasheed, Senator Professor Khurshid Ahmed, and Hamid Gul. MUST WATCH!!!
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Archive for May, 2009
Zaid Hamid on Canadian Radio ‘Saaz o Awaz’
May 31, 2009It is quite evident that Zaid Hamid is gaining popularity not just amongst our Indian friends but also withPakistanis and Muslims all over the world. This is another example where we see that Zaid Hamid’s message is reaching to the far corners of the planet. Be it TV or Radio everyone wants him on prime time mashaAllah.
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Confirmed: TTP Using Indian/US Weapons
May 31, 2009Dan Qayyum, PakistanKaKhudaHafiz.com
Briefing reporters about the progress of operation Rahe Rast, military spokesman Major General Athar Abbas yesterday revealed the extent of foreign support that the TTP terrorists are getting from Afghanistan. Large caches of weapons of US and INDIAN origin have been found as the security forces completely secure control of Mingora city, destroying various training centres of terrorists and killing important militant commanders, the military said.
The Americans have their excuses in order – Earlier this year it was revealed that over 200,000 US weapons – including assault rifles and grenade launchers – are ‘missing’ from the US army’s inventory in Afghanistan. The US army is unable to provide serial numbers for a large number of the missing weapons and no records have been maintained for the location or disposition for the rest.
The Pakistan Army, quite rightly has told the Americans to stop worrying about Pakistan’s nuclear weapons and start worrying about the weapons ‘lost’ in Afghanistan.
Coming to the issue of Indian made weapons found in Swat – India claims its consulates in Afghanistan only issue visas for Afghan tourists to India and runs scholarship programmes for Afghan students. The Indians also claim their presence in Afghanistan is limited to reconstruction and aid efforts.
Pakistan Enhances Second Strike N-capability
May 31, 2009
Allah-o-Akbar!
- Pakistan has addressed issues of survivability in a possible nuclear conflict through second strike capability.
- Pakistan now has deeply buried storage and launch facilities to retain a second strike capability in a nuclear war.
- As the US prepared to invade Afghanistan after 9/11, Pervez Musharraf ordered that Pakistan’s nuclear arsenal be redeployed to ‘at least six secret new locations’.
Protests in Kashmir as two women found dead
May 31, 2009
Kashmiris clash with the Indian police during a protest in downtown Srinagar. –AFP Photo/Tauseef Mustafa
SRINAGAR: Massive protests and clashes erupted in Indian Occupied Kashmir on Saturday after the bodies of two young women were found amid claims that they were raped and murdered by Indian soldiers, officials and locals said.
The Main Result of the “War on Terror”
May 30, 2009The Destabilization of Pakistan
So far the principle result of the U.S. invasion of Afghanistan following the events of 9-11 has been the destabilization of Pakistan. That breakdown is peaking with the events in what AP calls the “Swat town” of Mingora—actually a city of 375,000 from which all but 20,000 have fled as government forces moved in, strafing it with gunships. We’re talking urban guerrilla warfare, house-to-house fighting, not on the Afghan border but 50 miles away in the Swat Valley. We’re talking about Pakistani troops fighting to reclaim the nearby Malam Jabba ski resort from the Tehreek-e-Taliban, who since last year have been using it as a training center and logistics base. We’re talking about two million people fleeing the fighting in the valley and 160,000 in government refugee camps.
Our Young Heroes
May 30, 2009Many brave men of the Pakistan army are falling in the line of duty. Some will be recognised, others will go into history as unsung heroes. Let’s not forget them and keep their spirit alive. This is the tale of a young officer, a lieutenant, with less than six months of service, who went beyond the call of duty. After receiving an SOS call from one of the patrols, which had come under ambush laid by the militants, the commanding officer ordered to immediately dispatch a party to beat back the militants and evacuate the casualties. The lieutenant volunteered himself for the task. He was not allowed as probably he was considered too young and inexperienced. The boy felt dejected but was overwhelmed with his commitment to the country.
When the party was leaving, he quietly sneaked into the vehicle, taking advantage of the darkness. When the party reached the ambush site and was dismounting, the captain leading the party noticed him. He asked him why he had come. The lieutenant replied: “Sir, I have attended anti-terrorist training and know how to tackle them. Now it’s time to use those skills”. Later the party successfully repulsed the militants. This officer got three bullet injuries and is now convalescing in a hospital — and looking forward to go into action again.
Sent in by Brig (r) Shahid Masud
Indian Army Gripped By Fear
May 30, 2009Nuclear Pakistan scares the living hell out of India:
“The world must put pressure on Pakistan to restrict its nuclear capabilities, India’s army chief said on Friday, adding that reports of Pakistan stockpiling nuclear arsenal was a matter of serious concern. The New York Times last week reported US lawmakers were told in confidential briefings that Pakistan was rapidly adding to its nuclear capability, stoking fears in Congress about the diversion of US funds. Islamabad dismissed the report, saying Pakistan was determined to maintain a minimum nuclear deterrence as nuclear-armed rival India beefed up its conventional forces.”
US, Israel fanning Indo-Pak tensions, says Qadhafi
May 30, 2009
Mr Qadhafi that this policy aims to preoccupy Pakistan with India and India with Pakistan. ‘Perhaps this is why America has not been willing to contribute to solving the Kashmiri problem, whereas the Israelis will try to keep it always flammable.’
The Libyan leaders claims that the West, particularly America, and Israel never wished for Pakistan to possess a nuclear bomb. ‘But on May 28, 1998, they woke up to the fact that Pakistan had become a nuclear state and blamed their intelligence services for failure to anticipate the nuclear tests.’
Read Full Report | DAWN
The Pakistan Quagmire – A tangled web of regional challenges
May 29, 2009 “Washington Times” — The West, particularly America, and Israel never wished for Pakistan to possess a nuclear bomb. But on May 28, 1998, they woke up to the fact that Pakistan had become a nuclear state and blamed their intelligence services for failure to anticipate the nuclear tests. Countless books, articles and speeches called Pakistan’s nuclear bomb the “Islamic bomb,” as loaded a term as any, as many considered it a doomsday weapon directed against their interests.
Pakistan and 40 thieves…
May 30, 2009President Asif Ali Zardari was put up in a 5,000 dollar per night (approximately Rs 410,000) presidential suite at sixth floor of the Willard Intercontinental Hotel in Washington and did not share the floor with other highly protected Pakistani Very Very Important Persons (VVIPs)
Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) chief Lt General Ahmed Shuja Pasha, Intelligence Bureau (IB) Director General Dr Shoaib Suddle and Interior Minister Rehman Malik, who all needed top security in Washington, were not given a room on the ultra-protected sixth floor of the hotel during Zardari’s stay.
Zaid Hamid: Iqbal Ka Pakistan | Episode 9
May 29, 2009With Ali Azmat on Aag TV
Zaid Hamid and Ali Azmat (formerly of Junoon) take live calls and discuss ideology, vision and mission of Allama Iqbal and its relevance with the current times, and answer questions from the youth of Pakistan in his latest episode of “Iqbal Ka Pakistan” series.
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Democracy to torture!
May 29, 2009“At least one picture shows an American soldier apparently raping a female prisoner while another is said to show a male translator raping a male detainee.”, writes Duncan Gardham of Telegraph for inhumane treatment and fierce torture on illegal detainees in Abu Ghuraib jail.
“Further photographs are said to depict sexual assaults on prisoners with objects including a truncheon, wire and a phosphorescent tube.”, “Another apparently shows a female prisoner having her clothing forcibly removed to expose her breasts.”, Major General Antonio Taguba, the former army officer who conducted an inquiry into the Abu Ghraib jail in Iraq writes in his investigative report.
Despite of this, Obama administration is defiant to bring perpetrators to justice by providing full cover to officials of Bush administration by blocking the publication of at least 2,000 of such photographs.
Obama says, “The most direct consequence of releasing them, I believe, would be to inflame anti-American public opinion and to put our troops in greater danger.”
This blueprint is being used by India in Kashmir and Americans in Iraq — to explore more on “filthy face” of claimants of freedom, liberty and democracy, click here:
Duncan Gradham, Security Correspondent writes in Telegraph of UK
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Glimpse of true terrorism
Indian soldiers murder another Kashmiri youth
Gen. Hamid Gul vs Bharat Verma
May 28, 2009Bharat Verma seems to have learnt nothing from the showdown with Zaid Hamid and shows up on a Pakistani Channel once again, only to be shot down by another patriot, Gen Rtd Hamid Gul. Another must watch show.
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‘Ready to shoot down US Drones’ – PAF
May 28, 2009
‘We have the capability – Government needs to make the decision’
Air Chief Marshall on India’s purchase of AWACS, Pakistan’s own plans of purchasing AWACS, Swat Operation and ability to shoot US drones in Pakistani airspace.
Soldiers Welcomed With Pakistan Flags
May 28, 2009
MINGORA: The security forces entered the Swat area of Bahrain and people carrying national flags welcomed them with chants of ‘Allah-o-Akbar’ and ‘Pak Fauj Zindabad’, Geo News reported on Thursday.
A number of media outlets have also reported that the soldiers have been sharing their limited food rations with the local population trapped in the curfew, as well as harvesting crops and leaving them at the houses of farmers who had migrated due to the military offensive.
Related: The Gentlemen Soldiers of Pakistan
India on failing streak…
May 28, 2009
Tabish Qayyum and Hammad Qureshi
Once again Research and Analysis Wing (RAW) of India has failed to fulfill its agenda of avenging the self created Mumbai wounds by eliminating leadership of Jamat-ud-dawa (JuD). They are working on two primary objectives:
- To eliminate JuD leadership,
- To damage trust between JuD, Pakistani Government and Law Enforcement agencies, that has naturally built over the years due to the pro-Pakistan policies and defence of Pakistan that JUD has carried out over the years.
Zaid Hamid: Youm-e-Takbeer Special
May 28, 2009Zaid Hamid on Pakistan’s Nuclear Program, its history and the reasons why it became a necessity. Also discusses the persistent threats it has faced not only before the nuclear tests of 1998 which the entire Muslim world celebrated as their own, but even today.
Zaid Hamid also pays a touching tribute to our unsung heroes – those mujahids who risked and often lost their lives in helping Pakistan achieve nuclear status – those that you haven’t read or heard about on tv or in the papers. They deserve our prayers for their ultimate sacrifice not for personal recognition, but for Islam and the ideology of Pakistan.
A must watch program. First aired on Youm-e-Takbeer last year.
Pakistan Missiles Far Ahead of India
May 27, 2009With a range of between 2000 km to 3,500 km, Pakistan’s Ghauri and Shaheen (Hatf Series) nuclear-capable are capable delivering nuclear warheads to any part of India.
In response, the only nuclear-capable ballistic missile in India’s arsenal which can be said to be 100% operational as of now is the short-range Prithvi missile (150-300km)
Though the 700-km Agni-I and 2,000-km-plus Agni-II ballistic missiles are being ‘inducted’ into the armed forces, the earliest when these missiles can be ‘fully-operational in the numbers required’ is by 2012.
Pakistan Missiles Project Ahead of India’s
Indian Missile ‘Technology’ – Hilarious missile test failure video – Must watch
How ‘Indigenous’ is India’s Missile Program?
India Lags Behind Pakistan In Missiles
Another Indian Missiles Test, Another Failure
The Sorry State of the Indian Army
“Youm-e-Takbeer” – Day of Revival and Pride of the Ummah (ALLAH o AKBAR!!!)
May 27, 2009On May 28 1998, Pakistan successfully conducted nuclear tests and became the only Islamic country with nuclear capability under heavy pressure from western nations which never wanted to see an Islamic country equipped with nukes. This miracle and gift from Allah revived Muslims in entire world and became pride of Muslims from Pakistan to Arab world to Turkey.
From that date to present day, our enemies are working 24 x 7 to disable Pakistan’s nuclear capability and our current government is ready to fulfill demands of their foreign masters but they are facing stiff resistance at every level – from patriotic Pakistanis who are holding their grounds to give foreign agents a tough fight, to our intelligence agencies and armed forces are ready to break arms trying to touch our nuclear arsenal with false intentions.
A brief visual recap how much in difficult situation and dangerous circumstances Pakistan attained nuclear capability.
Attempt to eliminate JuD’s Hafiz Saeed?
May 27, 2009Lahore Rocked By Massive Explosion
A powerful car bomb outside the main police station in the Pakistani city of Lahore has killed at least 23 people and injured scores, police say. The blast on the Mall Road destroyed a police emergency response building and TV stations are showing a collapsed building and gutted vehicles. A car driven by a suspected suicide bomber smashed through a barrier and exploded, officials said.
Information coming in from security officials in Lahore suggests the actual target was the Lahore High Court building where Jama’at-ud-Dawa’s Hafiz Saeed was attending his court hearing at the time of the explosion
‘It appears the target was Hafiz Saeed. The bombers drove around the area but could not get close enough to the Lahore High Court building due to the barricades in place’, says one official.
Hafiz Saeed has previously been threatened by Tehreek-e-Taliban’s Baitullah Mehsud for not fighting against the Pakistani State.
On December 14th last year, Indian Air Force jets voilated Pakistani airspace in Kashmir and Lahore on an attempted bombing run targetting Jama’at Dawa offices in Azad Kashmir and Muridke respectively.
The IAF Jets were intercepted almost immediately and escorted out by away by PAF jets on that occasion, and a photograph of one of the Indian Jets locked within firing range by a PAF F-16 was presented to Admiral Mike Mullen as a warning.
More to follow on this story.
Zaid Hamid: Iqbal Ka Pakistan | Episode 8
May 27, 2009With Ali Azmat on Aag TV
Zaid Hamid and Ali Azmat (formerly of Junoon) take live calls and discuss ideology, vision and mission of Allama Iqbal and its relevance with the current times, and answer questions from the youth of Pakistan. [SHARE ON FACEBOOK]
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Loud & Clear: Episode 2
May 25, 2009
The wait is finally over! Here’s the second episode of PKKH’s own production in association with AhmedQuraishi.com, Loud & Clear from Islamabad – Pakistan’s first and only web-tv show.
In this episode our guest is PML-Q’s Mushahid Hussain Syed – a rare politician with who is not just in tune with the problems that Pakistan faces (having the distinction of being from a middle-class background), but is also quite strong and outspoken in his criticism of not just Asif Zardari’s corrupt government, but also the western-style democratic set-up in place Pakistan.
In this fascinating conversation, Ahmed Quraishi and Mushahid Hussain lift the lid on the sensational and often dangerous levels of incompetence of the current government, the American and Indian designs of using Afghan soil to destabilize Pakistan and the strength and resilience of the Pakistani people who are by now used to staring misfortune in the eye and making their own way through the storms we’ve faced in our 60-odd years. A MUST WATCH Program.
