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  • A Adnan Siddiqi

    If he's a Pakistani and He came to Bombay from Karachi in a little boat(which ignorant Indians don't know that distance between Khi and Bombay is around 500+ nautical miles and can't be done in a small boat) and fool Indian NAVY and then he fooled Indian intelligence, Indian army and what not then All Indian army guys should be sacked and send them back to home to their families and Indians should avoid poking nose further in Pakistani matters because when a single Pakistan can screw entire machinary then imagine what would army do with your country. :rolleyes: On a serious note, gROW Up nishant, you are rather ridiculing your own army men here.

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    Nish Nishant
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    Uhm you are kidding, right? He did not come all the way in a speed boat. They came in a large boat (possibly a naval vessel) which was used to hijack a fishing trawler close to the Indian shore. The speed boats were used only when they got really close to shore (in the hijacked trawler). In any case, Indian intelligence agencies were found wanting here. Hopefully this will spur them to a higher level of performance. What I don't understand is why you are still in denial. Are you saying that the guy's father as well as his entire village are lying? So you think an entire Pakistani village would falsely claim that the terrorists were trained in Pakistan?

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    • A Adnan Siddiqi

      Chandrashekar Reddy wrote:

      Your army can only fight with weaponless and harmless citizens

      but you are "praising" Pakistanis by saying that an individual jammed entire Indian intelligence and Army. Seems bollywood movies by Sunny Deol etc have screwed Indian minds a lot and they prefer to live in their ow wonderlands. *grin* I say again, grow up dudes, don't entertain world by giving lame excuses. Fine you guys copy US in I.T and movies but hey.. you just can't copy everything from Americans..specially 9/11 stuff. ;)

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      Are you proud of the terrorist act? If he has AK 47,enough magazines and granades in hand killing 163 people is not a big deal. This could have been happened in Pakistan also.You are very well aware that Indian army has the capability to annihilate the entire pakistan even without using nukes. But India is a democracy and you need not be afraid about such an attack from India without strong provocation. Our defence minister A.K Antony is such a person who will not be provoked even if you slap on his face :) India has a huge coastaline and constant vigil and survillance across all these coastal line was not earlier considered as priority affair. people from your army or ISI know that and they gave maritime training to these terrorists. It was in Indian trawler they came in. It's clear to the world,and even your president told that ISI had earlier links with LeT during the time dictators run the country. As an educated Pakistani,What you need to do is to educate the uneducated mass of your country to restrain from these activities. Educate them that most of the Hindu's in India are peace lovers and no need them. You have forums for that in pakistan rather than coming here and giving meaningless comments.

      Adnan Siddiqi wrote:

      you just can't copy everything from Americans..specially 9/11 stuff

      you were seeing everything live on TV. Now it's clear that this guy is from Pakistan. What you are still murmuring?

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      • I Ilion

        Nishant Sivakumar wrote:

        So far even the public believed (based on some surveys the BBC did) that the attacks were orchestrated by India-Israel-US (in their eyes the axis of evil) to put blame on Muslims/Pakistanis (the line there is often blurred). I hope that now that their own media has exposed the truth, the Pakistani people will demand that their government weed out all these internal terrorism sources. Because the first and most important step to solving a problem is to admit that there is one.

        Ah, but Moslems are allowed (required, perhaps) to believe both 'A' and 'not-A' simultaneously. Sort of like Moslems all over the world insist that the 9/11 attacks were done by the Israelis and that the 19 terrorists who carried it out were innocent ... while at the same time, the same Moslems insist that the destruction of the WTC was a great victory for Islam/.

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        You are the American equivalent of Adnan. Your very existence shames all of us. As Mustafa said to Adnan, I say to you: keel over and die.

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        • J JimmyRopes

          Roger Wright wrote:

          He also recommended a scotch that I can't recall, with an odd name like Boar Whiz

          All Scotch tastes like boar piss to me. :~

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          JimmyRopes wrote:

          All Scothh tastes like boar piss to me

          Infidel!

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          • N Nish Nishant

            Oakman wrote:

            Some day, treat yourself and get a bottle of Glenfiddich - preferably the 18 year old, but even the 12 will do. I suspect it'll spoil you for the blended whiskeys.

            I know :-) I love single malt scotch. Glenfiddich 12, Glenfiddich 15 and Macallan 12 are my favorites. For some reason Glenlivet 12/15 doesn't suite my taste. But not everyone's like that - I know some people who are so fond of the stronger and more caustic blended whiskeys that they don't like single malts (sounds weird I know). As part of an unofficial post-birthday-celebration of Rohan's 1st birthday (we celebrated his birthday with a personal trip to Niagara falls - just Smitha, Rohan and I), I bought a 1 litre bottle of JW Blue Label. Other than the fact that everyone was excited about drinking Blue Label nobody really liked it much. So much for that.

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            Nishant Sivakumar wrote:

            I know I love single malt scotch. Glenfiddich 12, Glenfiddich 15 and Macallan 12 are my favorites. For some reason Glenlivet 12/15 doesn't suite my taste.

            Why would someone, a newbie by the looks of what happened when I balanced, want to unavote this???

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            • I Ilion

              Nishant Sivakumar wrote:

              So far even the public believed (based on some surveys the BBC did) that the attacks were orchestrated by India-Israel-US (in their eyes the axis of evil) to put blame on Muslims/Pakistanis (the line there is often blurred). I hope that now that their own media has exposed the truth, the Pakistani people will demand that their government weed out all these internal terrorism sources. Because the first and most important step to solving a problem is to admit that there is one.

              Ah, but Moslems are allowed (required, perhaps) to believe both 'A' and 'not-A' simultaneously. Sort of like Moslems all over the world insist that the 9/11 attacks were done by the Israelis and that the 19 terrorists who carried it out were innocent ... while at the same time, the same Moslems insist that the destruction of the WTC was a great victory for Islam/.

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              Troll.

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              • O Oakman

                Nishant Sivakumar wrote:

                I know I love single malt scotch. Glenfiddich 12, Glenfiddich 15 and Macallan 12 are my favorites. For some reason Glenlivet 12/15 doesn't suite my taste.

                Why would someone, a newbie by the looks of what happened when I balanced, want to unavote this???

                Jon Smith & Wesson: The original point and click interface

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                Oakman wrote:

                Why would someone, a newbie by the looks of what happened when I balanced, want to unavote this???

                Perhaps Johnny Walker has a software division that hangs out (or lurks) in the SoapBox. :-)

                Regards, Nish


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                • 7 73Zeppelin

                  Highland Park.[^]. "Best whiskey in the world."

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                  Colin Angus Mackay
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                  73Zeppelin wrote:

                  Best whiskey in the world

                  Just to correct you. Scotland does not produce "Whiskey", it never has. It produces "Whisky". If you see a bottle claiming to be "Scotch Whiskey" then it is fake and should be rejected.

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                  • J JimmyRopes

                    Roger Wright wrote:

                    He also recommended a scotch that I can't recall, with an odd name like Boar Whiz

                    All Scotch tastes like boar piss to me. :~

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                    Ah, but does it taste like blended, or single-pig boar piss?

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                    You're right. These facts that you've laid out totally contradict the wild ramblings that I pulled off the back of cornflakes packets.

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                      Ah, but does it taste like blended, or single-pig boar piss?

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                      You're right. These facts that you've laid out totally contradict the wild ramblings that I pulled off the back of cornflakes packets.

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                      JimmyRopes
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                      Shog9 wrote:

                      Ah, but does it taste like blended, or single-pig boar piss?

                      Depends on the price. :doh:

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