Comments on: India, Pakistan can’t break the ice, even in hour of tragedy

By: TheCostOfWar

TheCostOfWar — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 02:05:22 +0000

The recent two attacks have highlighted the incompetence of President Zardari’s government in the face of a growing militancy. but that attacks also indicate a new challenge, one bigger than any Pakistan has faced so far. can Zardari’s government face up to it?

http://costofwar.wordpress.com/2010/09/0 5/pakistan-a-sorry-state/

By: rehmat

rehmat — Fri, 27 Aug 2010 15:19:38 +0000

Natural disaster in the shape of flood or man made disaster in Kashmir both affect the innocents that needs help. Issues should be treated separately. Dragging Kashmir issue is not fair to the victims of the flood.

By: PaulaL

PaulaL — Wed, 25 Aug 2010 03:50:25 +0000

No wonder much of the western public who could help are reluctant to part with their cash. Feudal tribalism and religious bitch-slapping will be seen by historians as the biggest risk to the lives of 6 million Pakistani children in peril from water-borne disease.

By: Sardar Khan.

Sardar Khan. — Tue, 24 Aug 2010 12:48:02 +0000

After reading coments by indian thickheads,no wonder Pakistani’s treat indians as enemy #1.As these idiots are in forefront of condeming not only people of Pakistan and also our sacred religion of Islam,why should we accept their aid at all.Where are these people in the case of Kashmiri innocent kids are being killed,maimed and girls rapped by terrorist indian occupying army,concious to condenm these act of war?Or they blind to the facts.They could only have one mindset,condem Pakistan and Muslims as the terrorist only.If they are the worlds best democrates,then why can not accept the fact that indian army is the biggest terroist of the world.Be a man condem all terrorism in whatever form it is,then you will earn respect from others.Let us force india to give FREEDOM TO JAMMU & KASHMIR.Be fair and don’t think as an indian alone but think bad also for the attrocities commited by indian army in Kashmir and condem it as well

By: Ghulab

Ghulab — Mon, 23 Aug 2010 22:12:16 +0000

@Allah..Funny thing I heard a counter argument with the same tone… that Mr Allah punished Sindhi’s for not sending their kids to war

@Umer… India should not have offered the aid in the first place. Now India has become a country which pays money to those who would invariably use it to kill her own people. Let us see how the ruling party defends this decision in their parliament.

@Others.. Heard the latest joke doing rounds!! Bad news is that 20% Pakistan is now under water. Worse news is that 80% is still above it

By: umer

umer — Mon, 23 Aug 2010 06:37:56 +0000

Pakistan should not have accepted the Indian aid. India is Helping with one hand while hiding a dagger in the other. 5 million from the worlds fastest growing economy…is peanuts!!! Shows the true intent. If Indians really cared they would have offered help in kind like Pakistan did.

By: lalit bai

lalit bai — Sun, 22 Aug 2010 21:17:32 +0000

pakistan is in its death throes. it may not die, but
it will never again be in a position to seriously misbehave with others.

obama is pro muslim. 25 percent of americans think he is
a muslim. he will be forced to abandon muslim countries.

let pakistan take care of themselves or die in the attempt.

By: Allah

Allah — Sun, 22 Aug 2010 18:28:56 +0000

Allah has punished the Pakis for exporting terrorism around the world. No amount of Kafir money can reverse Allah’s judgment. They were asking for water and now they have all the water they want.

By: Abrar

Abrar — Sun, 22 Aug 2010 15:44:25 +0000

This is a disaster that has shaken not only the country itself but also the world for the enormous damage and fury with which it struck.

There have been reports coming from pakistans northern areas of an emerging lake inundating villages that could endanger more areas if it was not managed. I dont know if the same lake is linked to this disaster but there is no doubt the country faces years of economic hardship of its people due to the damamge caused to the prime agricultuiral lands.

Pakistan will need good and transparent govermamnce and accountability of its relief efforts.There is no space for any laxity as Pakistans future depends this this disaster.

As for India’s role,Shireen Mazari’s opinion represents a sentiment that many Pakistanis would share due to the situation in Kashmir.

By: Mekeritrig

Mekeritrig — Sun, 22 Aug 2010 12:57:21 +0000

‘One thing India can do, which was suggested in a recent Times of India article, is to withdraw it forces from the eastern border to make it possible for the Pak army to disengage so it can assist in the relief effort.’

That would be nice, but the terrorists waiting to infiltrate India and cause havoc won’t disengage.