Return of India’s Prodigal Son

Posted by Javed Iqbal Belharvi Prime Minister Manmohan Singh called him “a brave son of India”; his dead body was flown in from Lahore in a special Air India aircraft chartered by the Government of India to Rajasansi Airport Amritsar where political leaders including Indian Punjab deputy Chief Minister Sukhbir Singh Badal and minister of state for external affairs Preneet Kaur, were present to receive the b ...

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Tit for tat damaging Pak-India ties

Posted by Javed Iqbal Belharvi WHILE the assault on the life of Indian spy Sarabjit Singh by the inmates in Lahore’s Kot Lakhpat jail was being lamented in Pakistan, the gruesome murder of a Pakistani prisoner, Sanaullah Haq languishing in Indian Occupied Jammu jail, by a former Indian soldier in the jail, has seriously challenged the so-called tall claims of the Indian leadership towards promoting the them ...

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Obama Defense Attorney Says Birth Certificate Is 100% Fraud

Tim Brown Freedom outpost Reed Hayes is a court qualified handwriting and document examiner whose business is located in Honolulu, Hawaii. He has nearly 40 years of handwriting related experience, and has worked as an international consultant and speaker. Never heard of him? Well, Hayes is the Certified Document Examiner (CDE) who produced the 40 page opinion referenced in the Mike Zullo affidavit that was ...

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NSA source identified: 29-year-old Edward Snowden

Posted by Tommy Francis The world had some hints that the source of documents unveiling the wide-ranging surveillance activities of the National Security Agency (NSA) might just come out. On Friday, for instance, Barton Gellman, a co-author of a Post story detailing the agency’s access to a vast array of Internet communications, told the Erik Wemple Blog that the then-anonymous source believed that he’d be ...

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Social inequities of FATA addressed

 Asif Haroon Raja It takes lot of time and resources to produce a trained soldier and continuous efforts to keep him motivated to die for the defence of his country. The military system however regulates this spirit and doesn’t let it go uncontrolled when not required. Throughout peacetime, soldiers are imparted rigorous training, their fighting skills are polished, and tactics taught how to outwit the enem ...

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War on terror ended to tackle titanic challenges

Asif Haroon Raja It takes lot of time and resources to produce a trained soldier and continuous efforts to keep him motivated to die for the defence of his country. Religion plays an important role in inculcating spirit of Jihad in a soldier. The military system however regulates this spirit and doesn’t let it go uncontrolled when not required. Throughout peacetime, soldiers are imparted rigorous training, ...

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Maintaining balance in the region

Posted by Javed Iqbal Belharvi Pakistan has observed 15th“Youm-e-Takbeer” — anniversary of nuclear weapons test on May 28th, 1998. This day is celebrated as a national day that made Pakistan member of an exclusive club of less than ten Nuclear States. Ironically enough, in the West, Pakistan faced huge criticism and being Muslim state the nuclear tests were named as ‘Islamic Bomb’, on the other hand, a wave ...

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We must not chase rainbows

By Asif Haroon Raja India is the largest country in South Asia and its leaders never tire of boasting that India is the super power of the region and a potential world power. It has disputes with all its neighbors because of which it doesn’t enjoy best of relations with any. Since India is past master in covert operations and propaganda war and habitually resorts to intrigues, economic coercion and blackmai ...

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