Comments on: Dammit, Admit It : Balochistan is Angry http://www.pkhope.com/dammit-admit-it-balochistan-is-angry/ A Candid Blog Tue, 22 May 2012 22:49:39 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: Incredible Indian http://www.pkhope.com/dammit-admit-it-balochistan-is-angry/comment-page-1/#comment-216345 Incredible Indian Tue, 17 Feb 2009 16:03:47 +0000 http://www.pakspectator.com/?p=7263#comment-216345 Munna Bhai SAYS......... """"""""""'Now what does the ISI (with its minion the Taliban) have to gain from this? Discrediting the nationalist Baloch movement specially in the eyes of western governments and rights groups who have taken up the issues of human rights excesses by the Pakistani state in Balochistan."""""""""""""""" Absolutely Right. These guys thought they will FOOL THE WHOLE WORLD. but the world is SMARTER than that. Munna Bhai SAYS………

“”"”"”"”"”‘Now what does the ISI (with its minion the Taliban) have to gain from this?
Discrediting the nationalist Baloch movement specially in the eyes of western governments and rights groups who have taken up the issues of human rights excesses by the Pakistani state in Balochistan.”"”"”"”"”"”"”"”"

Absolutely Right.

These guys thought they will FOOL THE WHOLE WORLD.

but the world is SMARTER than that.

]]> By: Munna Bhai http://www.pkhope.com/dammit-admit-it-balochistan-is-angry/comment-page-1/#comment-216338 Munna Bhai Tue, 17 Feb 2009 15:55:45 +0000 http://www.pakspectator.com/?p=7263#comment-216338 Mr. Mugsi – Sure the Baloch are angry and the reasons are well known so I won’t delve into them. But your post hints that the Baloch nationalist may be behind the kidnapping of John solecki as a mark of protest. Maybe they are but more likely not if you apply cold logic and reasoning. It looks more like the ISI’s handiwork using their protégés, the Taliban. Firstly, it a totally new group, unheard by anyone up till now, that has claimed responsibility for the kidnapping. The name is also an instant giveaway. BLUF! (I can almost imagine a junior ISI officer chortling away at this aptly named subterfuge.) What have the Baloch nationalists to gain from this? Nothing. By and large, Baloch are not fundamentalists when you compare them with their cousins in Punjab or NWFP. They have little reason to pick on Americans or westerners who are mostly aid workers, filling in for the responsibility abdicated by their rulers in Islamabad. Further, the demands for the release of ‘6000 missing people, 141 women’ are so ridiculous and vague, it almost wishes that it can’t be even considered let alone be met. That probably is the intention. A frivolous demand devoid of any relation to reality that is impossible to meet. The only outcome is the death of the hostage, which is how, regrettably, this sordid drama will play itself out. The captors can’t afford to release John Solecki alive, for then the truth will be out. Now what does the ISI (with its minion the Taliban) have to gain from this? Discrediting the nationalist Baloch movement specially in the eyes of western governments and rights groups who have taken up the issues of human rights excesses by the Pakistani state in Balochistan. Mr. Mugsi – Sure the Baloch are angry and the reasons are well known so I won’t delve into them. But your post hints that the Baloch nationalist may be behind the kidnapping of John solecki as a mark of protest. Maybe they are but more likely not if you apply cold logic and reasoning. It looks more like the ISI’s handiwork using their protégés, the Taliban.
Firstly, it a totally new group, unheard by anyone up till now, that has claimed responsibility for the kidnapping. The name is also an instant giveaway. BLUF! (I can almost imagine a junior ISI officer chortling away at this aptly named subterfuge.)
What have the Baloch nationalists to gain from this? Nothing. By and large, Baloch are not fundamentalists when you compare them with their cousins in Punjab or NWFP. They have little reason to pick on Americans or westerners who are mostly aid workers, filling in for the responsibility abdicated by their rulers in Islamabad.
Further, the demands for the release of ‘6000 missing people, 141 women’ are so ridiculous and vague, it almost wishes that it can’t be even considered let alone be met. That probably is the intention. A frivolous demand devoid of any relation to reality that is impossible to meet. The only outcome is the death of the hostage, which is how, regrettably, this sordid drama will play itself out. The captors can’t afford to release John Solecki alive, for then the truth will be out.
Now what does the ISI (with its minion the Taliban) have to gain from this?
Discrediting the nationalist Baloch movement specially in the eyes of western governments and rights groups who have taken up the issues of human rights excesses by the Pakistani state in Balochistan.

]]> By: Johann http://www.pkhope.com/dammit-admit-it-balochistan-is-angry/comment-page-1/#comment-215607 Johann Tue, 17 Feb 2009 06:00:23 +0000 http://www.pakspectator.com/?p=7263#comment-215607 Hear the voice of baloach Minister in Musharaff cabinet. Pakistani army is kidnapping baloach woman to force the BLA to submit. Do karachi,lahore know that? Hear the voice of baloach Minister in Musharaff cabinet.
Pakistani army is kidnapping baloach woman to force the BLA to submit. Do karachi,lahore know that?

]]> By: Adi http://www.pkhope.com/dammit-admit-it-balochistan-is-angry/comment-page-1/#comment-215585 Adi Tue, 17 Feb 2009 05:28:02 +0000 http://www.pakspectator.com/?p=7263#comment-215585 Salman, Baluchistan has been angry since the time we all got freedom from British rule. They had issues then and they have issues now, but no one seems to care for those guys. They give Pakistan natural resource which are necessary for everyday survival but in return they don't even get anything for their own survival. It is time now that all the issues of these guys needs to be addressed on priority or there will be things that the government will not be able to handle later. Salman,

Baluchistan has been angry since the time we all got freedom from British rule. They had issues then and they have issues now, but no one seems to care for those guys. They give Pakistan natural resource which are necessary for everyday survival but in return they don’t even get anything for their own survival.

It is time now that all the issues of these guys needs to be addressed on priority or there will be things that the government will not be able to handle later.

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