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Afghanistan earthquake comes. Three hundred thousand people are killed. Al Qaeda is responsible for the earthquake. U.S. forces have bombed all the mountains of Afghanistan, including bin Laden and three hundred thousand people in this conflict destroy. After another four hours Fsqly aftershock comes and it also undertakes the responsibility of bin Laden.
Japan earthquake comes. Japan announces the news of the day for a month, every day of the great earthquake of magnitude eight and a half, will hit Tokyo. Tokyo residents, and to try my mumbling beetle resistance of buildings, three are added to the earthquake Richter's own hand!
MRI comes Tzlzlh. Half the country is destroyed. Dilapidated buildings and kill the yellow tape around them to make a tourist attraction. Iranians have visited these places and Amaratyha with money from tourism, as a country right?
Earthquake hate America. Fa * any * form the bottom and not injured, but two and a half are homeless. Tlvyryvn Iran's ten times the player and the policies of Barack Obama, George Bush, and Clinton and Christopher Columbus is a severe criticism. America's foreign minister reminded that the threat of terrorism and the bombing of Afghanistan are back!
Switzerland comes the earthquake. The spectacle of four breaks of the residents. All citizens of the Swiss government to grant paid three million euros. The entire cabinet of the apology and accepting responsibility for all events, their collective resignation.
Colombia earthquake comes. Ninety-one people are killed except for all the population. Armed conflict occurs. A 14 year old teen with RSS. Pi. Jay kills ninety others. Then R is itself suspect. Pi. Hlqsh down here I can see!
Indian earthquake comes. All homes are destroyed. Displaced people in the street and they will die of hunger. The ascetic in a collective action, and are saved from certain death!
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While all media in the West, and the introduction of Islamophobia Muslims as terrorists are concerned, the news recently there have been 80 anti-Islam terrorist group.
Norwegian anti-Islamic terrorists in the past July 77 civilians were killed in a police interrogation, said 80 armed anti-Islam terrorist group in Europe there are three groups of them in Norway.
Based on this report from Reuters, the police spokesman said this point: 60 to 80 armed terrorist group in Europe is cooperating with police and security agencies are investigating about 35 cases in 20 countries, which may things July to be bloody.
It is suspected after the events of September 11, a collective will of the mafia in the media and advertising related to the West, which typically are formed Syvnystha to Muslims as terrorists must admit that while the authorities in European countries, the Muslim order most interested and most of these countries are slowly.
The first comments about the history of cloth and flags there. Some believe that the first flag was made of cloth in the world, was by the Chinese and Hindi. It is known that the Chinese, 1100 BC, was a cloth banner. But others believe that the first flag was made of cloth was invented by the Romans. Square of cloth on a bar attached, the width of the spear was over.
flag or banner, or flag the word used for naming a piece of fabric that usually designs and colors or colors that distinguish a nation or a country or a symbol or decoration used . Human worship through the ages and centuries to show the homeland and the courage to express his country's flag is taken to the battlefield. As the design, shape and color of the flags of various countries, and its application in the history has been different. It is sometimes used as a symbol of unity and is sometimes used for decorations. Boost the morale of the soldiers on the battlefield and to raise it to remain as a tribute to the lives, the martyrs of the homeland in ways that are complex.
Today, flags are used on the battlefield and also for parties and events large and small events of national and server are used. At his coronation, the anniversary celebrations of independence or freedom, death and mourning for the great national and patriotic character, and in times of elections or in the event log in the dignity and honor costly sacrifice their homeland to the use of national flags. Overall flag UTI symptoms, elation, unity and self-recognition of a foreign country and every citizen, wherever it is necessary in the circumstances is to respect the flag of their country and it is protected from harm incidents.
Flag History:
History of the United Nations flag at the root is as old as the history of invention and its use dates back to about 5 thousand years ago. At that time were hunters and warriors who first thought of using something similar to the flag because they wanted to have both friends and enemies so that they recognize and understand that they would have war or peace and friends. The original flag was probably made from animal skins or birds. Use the flag as a symbol of ancient Egypt and Assyria and the Jews were common in the Bible is frequently referred to. The flag of the Islamic government has also matter. The Prophet (PBUH) and the employment problems of the flag and Leva said the recent term (employment problems) apparently is not unique to the flag of Islam. Abbasid white flag and green Shiite flag used. Flag or banner images on different objects can be seen especially in the miniatures.
The ancient Greeks in the early part of the armor that was installed on a pole as a flag to be used. Later, a Greek city state had its own flag. Banner or flag in common use among the Romans, and later converted to Christianity from Constantinople, where the flag consisted of a purple silk cloth, and called Jesus, the Greek letters of the cane, the usual construction. The flag was a religious aspect in Europe. Several flag was used in medieval times and the use of national flag was typical of the late eighteenth century. In Iran, the old, famous and popular Kavian flag and white flag with Cyrus in the Golden Eagle was used.
The first two comments about the history of the flag cloth there. Some believe that the first flag was made of cloth in the world, was by the Chinese and Hindi. It is known that the Chinese, 1100 BC, was a cloth banner. But others believe that the first flag was made of cloth was invented by the Romans. Square of cloth on a bar attached, the width of the spear was over. In early Roman rule, Roman soldiers, wooden beams that form the different animals and combine them at the top was installed, they can carry. Then they started using the cloth flag. In the Middle Ages, the flag of any kind, was very common in Europe. Soldiers of the Crusades, the religious wars have been carrying their flag. In war, the flag to show local commanders, he went to work. Some royal families and aristocratic family of the flag that had the mark, used to identify themselves. Probably the oldest national flag, the flag of Denmark. The flag consists of a white cross on a red background and the story is the legend, the history of the year is 1219. According to their legends, the first Danish flag was sent down from heaven on Earth. In 1219, the "second Valdmar" Danish conqueror, who called him, was caught in a terrible dilemma. In this situation, the Danish bishops were fighting with the army, gathered on the hill and prayed, and God took Astant. This time, the clouds suddenly moved and a large red cloth fell from the sky under a white cross that had been intended. Concrete sign from God that he showed for will be merciful and benevolent. National flag of Denmark, including the red rectangle is a white cross on the package is the flag of Denmark and other countries such as Sweden, Norway, Finland, Iceland had many similarities and have been a flag.
Since culture is the most fundamental issue and the government is too powerful institution in society, hence the size of government can have a significant impact on public culture.
Size of government in different countries, one of the most important characteristic of governance in each country. Increase government spending because it increases the country's sovereignty is considered to be undesirable. Accordingly, we proceed to the downsizing of government, to reduce the costs of the government has taken measures to integrate the various ministries noted.
The main indicators in explaining the large size of the machine bureaucracy, government spending and resources accumulated in the hands of government. Size and big government in the form of direct or indirect control of a majority government and the private sector and unable to shorten its parts. The weakening of democratic institutions and the governments are in power. Volume changes in the industrial countries as a share has been reversed. 20 to 12% in the early half of the GOP in recent decades. Governments often try to adjust economic policy to privatize its small flow of money and the economy moves Qrvt in body or in other words, the largest buyer and the largest dealer not. The countries that currently have higher rates of economic growth are often smaller than in the less developed countries, most governments and the majority are large. There's many ways to calculate the size of most of these methods share the costs of administration, or GDP is the total cost.
The massive impact on the issue of culture is often seen as experts and scholars have remained hidden. Since most of the economy during the massive build up in your hands so the economy's thirst for blood culture is not blown. Other state governments to the wealth of culture in order to increase their power to be allocated. This is often reinforced by popular culture and culture is fine to interlunar. The rich culture of the peoples will and authority clearly oriented to the massive challenges. But popular culture and the entertainment was the kind of stupefaction and ignorance among the people of the state government provides.
Data encryption (infography) The following information is based on the method of measuring costs and exponentially non-linear way, has tried to categorize the largest and smallest states. So that the data recorder also comes from the small island is mostly owned by small states or countries. Also noteworthy, is the large volume of government in the South Asian region.
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Former Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi rulers claim to be seriously injured in arrest after news of his death is coming.
Moammar Gadhafi claimed that the city considered the stronghold of supporters at the National Transitional Council of Surat has emerged after the occupation of the fighters.
National Transitional Council, a pro fighter, told the BBC that Gaddafi caught hiding in a fabricated. He showed her a gold pistol he had seized from Colonel Gaddafi. He claimed that Gaddafi request were not shooting to kill.
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Evidence suggests that the secret police in New York as a Muslims Observe that the authorities are cooperating in the fight against terrorism.
So, the secret police documents indicate that this is a secret agent and informant for the police to work assigned to the Muslims who considered the New York Times for Pulitzer Prize, will be monitored.
"Sheikh Shata robe" Even when I speak against terrorism, is cooperating with the police or the mayor of New York, "Michael Bloomberg" The dinner will also be monitored.
Some of the leaders in the mosques to show their unity and cooperation with the Muslim community would view them, all under the supervision of the New York police have in some cases, the secret police informant and they had influence.
CIA for recruitment ads in newspapers and television networks have begun. The job is very simple and the Internet and those interested can visit Llaqh within a few minutes to become a member of the CIA.
The only prerequisite for the job control languages and dialects of Arabic, Russian, Korean, Farsi and Pashto, and equal rights with 39 to 71 thousand dollars a year for those in employment is considered.
Your interest in this necessary condition is given to international affairs and that the applicant has not used banned drugs from the past 12 months.
It allows employees to work through the many sites available and if an applicant has passed the period of military exercises is to get more rights.
This job ad is always the day before by the CIA recruited through radio and television did.
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The feature-length documentary The End of Poverty? won critical acclaim at the 2008 Cannes Film Festival and is narrated by actor Martin Sheen. It is a daring, thought-provoking and very timely documentary by filmmaker Philippe Diaz. The film takes a hard look at world poverty and challenges capitalism and the American way. In a world of plenty, why are so many families around the planet still living in abject poverty? Looking beyond the popular "solutions" for poverty, The End of Poverty? asks if the true causes of poverty today stem from a deliberate orchestration of resource misallocation started in colonial times.
every 3 seconds a child dies as a result of extreme poverty...think about it...and do something.
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If people in AMERICA can gather against the economic inequalities with a slogan of REBUILD AMERICA then what has stopped us from being on roads for our rights too ???
Now one sentence is coming in mind ....
Now the world is getting bad place to live, not because of bad people but due to silence of the good people ...
But I would edit it and place PAKISTAN instead of world ....
We are always looking for some one from neighbor to come on road and if fortunately or unfortunately someone is out there, then we prefer to go on roof or peep through window to see what will happen taking it as an entertainment rather than joining him/her to show our support.
Being on roads due to load shedding is not a big deal in my view , specially when DIRTY POLITICIANS try to take advantage of such circumstances and add fuel to the fire by saying people to be on road for more ..... Mr CM of Punjab is show sympathy to people by saying different emotional statements, but may I know which night he or his family/relatives passed without electricity ???
Oh please, when we will realize and when we will take a step for our self ? I wish I could get some magic with which I could made people realize what is going on and how they are being engaged by different planned issues which they will correct for sure (for being re-elected in election as they have support from Army and Judiciary too) and media is also in hand of these politicians and foreigners, so they just create hyper and show wrong images or direct people mind towards more sectarianism /distortion through 101 talk shows which are of NO USE AT ALL !!!
Foreign Funded TALK SHOWS .... !
Hats Offs Americans, My all best wishes and prayers are with you and one more thing, nations like yours (irrespective of your administration) surely survive and have the right to lead as you proved that you people are not sleeping like us. Yes we Pakistanis have selled our SOULs, and now we are silently sleeping ....
just one sms which I get long time ago and could not delet, because it is true
Wo so raha hai to usay sonay do "IQBAL"
Ho sakta hai Ghulami ki Neend main Khwab Azadi k Dekh Raha ho.
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Actually in america and Pakistan only CIA and ISI as well as military leadership decides but apart from that america has a past in which they were never sincere to Pakistan. Their policy is a make India domonant power in the region and Pakistan as a second class country just to punish Muslims.
Interview: Marc Grossman Special Representative for Afghanistan and Pakistan New York City, September 28, 2011
QUESTION: Ambassador Grossman, thank you so much for being with us on Express News. After Admiral Mike Mullen’s statement, U.S.-Pakistan relationship seems to be going through a particularly rough time. What would you like to see, and what is the United States stance towards relations with Pakistan? AMBASSADOR GROSSMAN: Well, first of all, thank you very much for the chance to be here today and also to speak to your viewers. I think I’d like to just sort of talk about a couple of principles in answer to your question.
First, I think it’s very important to recognize that the United States and Pakistan – we have work to do together. We have work to do together so that the region in which Pakistan lives is secure and stable and prosperous. We have work to do together to stop extremism and terrorism. And so we’re looking for a relationship with Pakistan that works, and I think that’s something that our Pakistani friends would like as well. So the first thing is here that we have work to do together, and I believe we can do it for the benefit of both the Pakistani people and the people of the United States.
Second thing that I would say in answer to your question is that terrorism is a common enemy for Pakistanis and for Americans. As you know very well, whenever I speak to Pakistani audiences – and American audiences too, I will tell you – I never do so without remembering how many Pakistanis have been killed by terrorism and extremism over the past few years – 19,000 civilians since 2003 – and the number of Pakistani military people who have been killed as well, fighting extremism and terrorism. And as President Obama has said, we’ve killed or captured more terrorists on Pakistani soil than anyplace else in the world. So terrorism and extremism are common enemies for the Pakistani people and for the American people.
Now, you’ve heard a lot over the past few weeks about the Haqqani Network and the terrorists that they – the challenge that they pose. And I think the idea here is that the Government of Pakistan recognizes that they’re a threat. And so the question is not whether we will work together, but how we’ll work together to try to deal with these issues.
Third is it’s interesting that so much of the media over the past few days have been on our differences, and yet at the same time, there have been a huge number of contacts at very senior levels between Pakistan and the United States. I had the great honor to participate in Secretary Clinton’s meeting with Foreign Secretary Khar here in New York a couple of Sundays ago, three and a half hours, a review of this relationship and how we want to move forward. Finance Minister Shaikh was in Washington over the past few days to talk to Deputy Secretary of State Nides and the Treasury Department. And of course, General Mattis was in Pakistan just the other day. Ambassador Haqqani continues his contacts here; Ambassador Munter also in Pakistan.
So we’re trying to do all that we can to make this relationship work. We want it to be successful. But it’s very, very important that the Government of Pakistan and the Government of the United States and the people of the two countries recognize that terrorism – and that includes the Haqqani Network – is a threat to both of us. QUESTION: So how does this relationship move forward, then? I mean, obviously, there’s a lot of acrimony in Pakistan at the statements that were made by Admiral Mullen, so how do – how are both countries going to move forward, especially the United States, after this statement? AMBASSADOR GROSSMAN: Well, that’s a fair question and a good question. I would say in – we can move forward by following some of these basic principles. I’ve been saying – and I don't know if people in Pakistan will agree, but what I’ve been saying is, is that we ought to be able to find a way to identify our shared interests – Pakistan and the United States – and then act on them together. And I think if we continue the contacts we’ve been having – Secretary Clinton, the foreign secretary, the foreign minister, ambassadors, other ministers, military – we can sort of work our way through this. That’s what friends do, is they have these conversations and they work their way through their challenges.
The other bit of it seems to me – or two other bits if you’d allow me – first of all is to keep focused also on the people-to-people relationships. One of the things we’re very proud of is that we have more education and student exchanges with Pakistan than in any other country in the world. And the United States was among the most active countries in responding to the floods over the past few weeks. And so this idea that we can focus our attention on shared interests is extremely important, and again, I come back to the joint threat, or the common threat, that terrorism, very much including the Haqqani Network, poses to both Americans and to Pakistanis. QUESTION: Ambassador Grossman, do you feel that the Pakistani government – in your conversations with them and the conversations that they’ve had with other leaders, do you feel that they’re willing to move past the acrimony that was – that came up in this relationship and move forward from that? What are your expectations? And lastly, what is your message to the Pakistani people? AMBASSADOR GROSSMAN: Well, thank you very much. Well, first of all, certainly in all the contacts we’ve had with our – with the Pakistani leadership and to read statements that have come from Pakistan over the past few days and the continuing contact we’ve had with Ambassador Haqqani, Foreign Secretary Bashir, and obviously others, and certainly the foreign minister, is that people in Pakistan do want to find a way to move forward. And as I say, as I noted to you in these first principles, we ought to be able to find our shared interests, act on them jointly, and that very much applies to terrorism.
Again, I repeat, to me, terrorism and extremism is a threat to both Pakistanis and Americans. That includes the Haqqani Network. And we hope that action, joint action, will get taken. But this is something that’s a very important relationship for the United States and for Pakistan, and so the messages that we have been receiving from our Pakistani counterparts is that we ought to be able to find a way forward. That’s what friends do. That’s why this relationship is so important. And as I say, that’s what we want to have – a relationship that works.
Don’t forget that a big part of Admiral Mullen’s statement was that Pakistan and the United States needed to stay engaged with one another, and that’s what we want to do. This is not about ending relationships or moving away from relationships, rupturing relationships. It’s about continued engagement in the relationship.
And my message to the people of Pakistan – and I thank you for the opportunity to say something – is that the United States is a friend of Pakistan, the United States will be there with Pakistan, that the threats to Pakistan are the same threats that we face as Americans, and that’s extremism and terrorism. And we ought to be able to find ways, and we ought to work to find ways, to identify our shared interests and then act on them together.
As I say, there are important issues out there – Afghanistan, relations with India, the Haqqani Network, other terrorist organizations. But these are things that the United States and Pakistan ought to be talking about and ought to be finding ways to work together. Identifying shared interests, acting on them together, that should be our watchword for the very near future of U.S.-Pakistan relations. So I thank you very much. QUESTION: Thank you so much for being with us, Ambassador Grossman. AMBASSADOR GROSSMAN: Thank you for the chance. <<via>>
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Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad took to the podium at the U.N. General Assembly Thursday - one day after two American hikers were released from prison in Tehran - to deliver a speech strongly condemning the United States.
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WASHINGTON — Pakistan’s intelligence agency aided the insurgents who attacked the American Embassy in Kabul last week, Adm. Mike Mullen, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, told the Senate on Thursday.
In comments that were the first to directly link Pakistan’s powerful spy agency, the Directorate for Inter-Services Intelligence, with an assault on the United States, Admiral Mullen went further than any other American official in blaming the ISI for undermining the American military effort in Afghanistan. The United States has long said that the ISI has close links to Afghan insurgents, particularly the Haqqani network, but no one has been as blunt as Admiral Mullen.
Admiral Mullen is to retire at the end of this month, and coming from him the statements carried exceptional weight. He has been the American military official who has led the effort for years to improve cooperation with the Pakistanis. But relations have reached a nadir since American commandoes killed Osama bin Laden deep inside Pakistan in May. Pakistani officials were not told of the raid in advance, and questions remain about whether Pakistani intelligence was sheltering the Qaeda leader.
The attack on the American embassy, and ISI support for the Haqqani network — which also forms one of the most lethal parts of the insurgency attacking American forces in Afghanistan — is the latest point of tension.
Pakistan’s intelligence agency has supported the Haqqanis as a way to further Pakistani influence in Afghanistan. On Thursday Admiral Mullen made clear that support extended to increasingly high-profile attacks aimed directly at the United States.
“With ISI support, Haqqani operatives planned and conducted that truck bomb attack, as well as the assault on our embassy,” Admiral Mullen told members of the Senate Armed Services Committee. “We also have credible evidence that they were behind the June 28th attack against the Inter-Continental Hotel in Kabul and a host of other smaller but effective operations.”
In short, he said, “the Haqqani network acts as a veritable arm of Pakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence Agency.”
The truck bomb attack that Admiral Mullen referred to occurred at a NATO outpost south of Kabul on Sept. 10, when a cargo vehicle packed with explosives killed at least five people and wounded 77 coalition troops. The injury toll was one of the worst for foreign forces in a single episode in the 10-year-old war.
It is unclear what steps American officials are prepared to take against the Haqqanis, but the increasingly strong public statements indicated that reining in the group has become a more urgent priority as the United States looks to withdraw from Afghanistan and leave a stable country and viable government behind.
On Thursday the Pakistani Interior Minister, Rehman Malik, said his government would “not allow” an American operation aimed at the Haqqani network in North Waziristan.
Mr. Malik seemed to indicate that Obama administration officials had threatened Tuesday in their meetings in Washington with the head of Pakistan’s intelligence agency, Lt. Gen. Ahmed Shuja Pasha, that American troops were prepared to cross the border from Afghanistan into North Waziristan to attack the Haqqani militants.
“The Pakistan nation will not allow the boots on our ground, never,” Mr. Malik said in an interview with Reuters. “Our government is already co operating with the U.S. — but they also must respect our sovereignty.”
In a meeting in Islamabad Wednesday with the head of the F.B.I., Robert Mueller, Mr. Malik said that the Haqqani network was not present in Pakistan, a statement that American officials said they found disingenuous.
In his remarks to Pakistani reporters Wednesday, Mr. Malik said that if the United States provided information on the whereabouts of the Haqqani network in Pakistan, Pakistani “law enforcement” would go after them.
In making such claims, Mr. Malik was ignoring several years of effort by senior American military officials and diplomats to convince the Pakistani army to launch operations against the Haqqani militants, who are well known to American and Pakistani military officials to be centered around Miram Shah, the main town in North Waziristan.
The Pakistani army has a base in North Waziristan situated not far from compounds of the Haqqani network.
Since the attack on the American Embassy in Kabul, Pakistani military officials have told Pakistani reporters that it is up to the Americans to deal with the Haqqani fighters inside Afghanistan.
The Pakistanis argue they do not have sufficient troops in North Waziristan to take on the Haqqanis. But aside from the main Pakistani objective of keeping the Haqqanis as a friendly force in a post war Afghanistan, some Pakistani military experts say the Pakistani army is reluctant to fight the Haqqanis because there was concern the army would not prevail against them.
No decisions had been made on what actions the Obama administration might take against the Haqqani network in North Waziristan, a senior American official said Thursday.
The options would be discussed at a National Security Council meeting at the White House Monday, he said.
Admiral Mullen testified alongside Defense Secretary Leon E. Panetta, who told the committee that the attack on the embassy and the assassination this week of Burhanuddin Rabbani, the leader of Afghanistan’s High Peace Council and a former Afghan president, were “a sign of weakness in the insurgency.” He cast the attacks as signs that the Taliban had shifted to high-profile targets in an effort to disrupt the progress the American military has made.
“Over all, we judge this change in tactics to be a result of a shift in momentum in our favor,” Mr. Panetta said.
No one has yet claimed responsibility for the attack on Mr. Rabbani.
Despite his optimistic remarks about American progress, Mr. Panetta said the American military had a difficult job ahead and had to do better in preventing the insurgents from carrying out raids like the one on the embassy. “While overall violence in Afghanistan is trending down — and down substantially in areas where we concentrated the surge — we must be more effective in stopping these attacks and limiting the ability of insurgents to create perceptions of decreasing security,” Mr. Panetta said.
The hearing, called by the panel to review American military policy in Iraq and Afghanistan, was the first for Mr. Panetta as defense secretary.
Like Mr. Panetta, Admiral Mullen sought to cast the recent attacks in Afghanistan in the best possible light. “We must not attribute more weight to these attacks than they deserve,” Admiral Mullen said. “They are serious and significant, but they do not represent a sea change in the odds of military success.”
Admiral Mullen voiced a stern warning to Pakistan, who he said was undermining its own interests as well as the American interest in fighting terror networks in the region.
“In choosing to use violent extremism as an instrument of policy, the government of Pakistan, and most especially the Pakistani army and ISI, jeopardizes not only the prospect of our strategic partnership but Pakistan’s opportunity to be a respected nation with legitimate regional influence,” he said. “They may believe that by using these proxies, they are hedging their bets or redressing what they feel is an imbalance in regional power. But in reality, they have already lost that bet.
“By exporting violence, they’ve eroded their internal security and their position in the region. They have undermined their international credibility and threatened their economic well-being.”
But he said he did not believe he had wasted his time by pouring so much effort into improving ties with Pakistan’s government.
“I’ve done this because I believe that a flawed and difficult relationship is better than no relationship at all,” he said. “Some may argue I’ve wasted my time, that Pakistan is no closer to us than before, and may now have drifted even further away. I disagree. Military cooperation again is warming.”
Elisabeth Bumiller reported from Washington and Jane Perlez from Islamabad, Pakistan. <<<via>>>
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Hyderabad: "Ayaz is no more," was the brief SMS a shattered Mohammad Azharuddin sent to his close friends on Friday immediately after the Apollo Hospital declared that his younger son Mohammad Ayazuddin (19) passed away at 11:51 am due to hypoxic encephalopathy, six days after his sports bike skidded on the outer ring road.
Among those who rushed to the hospital were Chief Minister N Kiran Kumar Reddy, coach John Manoj, Anil Mittal and Dayanand.
As crowds gathered outside, arrangements were made to take the body to Azhar's residence at Solitarie Banjara apartments on Road No 10, Banjara Hills from the backside of the hospital.
An emotional Azharuddin stoodby as relatives and well-wishers, including MIM MP Asaduddin Owaisi, made the arrangements.
There was grim silence everywhere at the hospital as well as at the gully leading to the apartments. When the body was shifted to Azhar's residence around 3:15 pm, one could see the tragedy that befell on the former captain.
Azharuddin looked lost sometimes but put up a brave face, greeting his well-wishers. "Your student, " he said as Manoj conveyed his condolences.
"I can't believe it. He is no more," said Manoj. Azhar's elder son Asaduddin was in tears. Some of the family members were inconsolable.
After almost two hours, the final moments arrived at 4:55 pm. It was a poignant situation with father Azharuddin and brother Asaduddin lifting the body for the final journey.
"It is one of the worst things that can happen to any father," said a cricketer. And so it was.
Azharuddin, who controlled his emotions, finally burst into tears as the body was placed on a DCM Toyota.
A stream of visitors, including Nizamabad MP Madhu Yakshi, cricketers like Arshad Ayub, Faiyaz Baig and Kanwaljit Singh, were present to lend their support to Azhar.
Some of the Hyderabad Public School students, all friends or acquaintances of Ayazuddin, too had arrived. "I just can't see him in this state or can't believe that he is no more. Only a few weeks back, he came with a cricket kit to practice with us at the camp," recalled Dayanand.
Dayanand went on to add that when Ayaz played, he had never asked for promotion in the batting order.
Manoj observed that Ayaz reminded him a lot of the young Azhar. "Shy and introvert. While Ayaz would wait for instructions, Asaduddin would ask when he would go for batting," remembered Manoj.
Mittal, who was the coach of the Hyderabad under-16 team when Ayazuddin was selected as a third off spinner, said that it was unfortunate they could not play him in the final XI.
"But he never complained. He was a decent off-spinner. The most important thing was he was very quiet like his father in his younger days," said Mittal.
Dayanand said although Ayaz started playing for the State Bank of India from this season, he had played a crucial innings last season to help the East Marredpally Cricket Club win the two-day A-Division title.
Ibnlive.com news report.
"Parents mainly responsible for mishaps": Veteran biker
Saturday, 17 September 2011
New Delhi, September 17: On a day of tragedy for former cricketer Mohammed Azharuddin, whose son died on Friday battling injuries sustained in a superbike accident, Delhi's best known superbiker held parents mainly responsible for mishaps involving youngsters on these mean machines.
"It's a very sad day for the family and the biking community," said Dr Arun Thareja, 50, a surgeon known in biking circles as 'Dr Speed' . "But I would
blame the parents for such mishaps." Thareja said, in most cases, parents give these high-speed motorcycles to their kids without as much as ensuring they have proper training and the gear to handle these speed demons. "Ayazuddin (Azhar's son) wasn't even dressed properly for the ride. In most cases, the kids are after their life and so the parents just dump these machines on them. More often than not, there is no restraint on how these bikes are used," said the man who has been riding superbikes since 1984. Thareja is the founder of GODS (Group Of Delhi Superbikers), a club of about 50-odd high-end bikers . He said the club did not entertain membership requests from bikers below 25 years of age. "These machines require a fair bit of maturity to be ridden safely," he said.
Thareja, who heads a surgery unit in Maharaja Agrasen Hospital, said the time had come for the government to consider having a special driving licence for superbikes. There should be strict licencing criteria for being able to ride these machines, he said.
"I was speaking to bikemakers Suzuki and they said they wanted to train clients buying these big bikes but there is no place for such training. Perhaps the F1 GP track coming up at Greater Noida could be a venue in the future for manufacturers to impart basic training to buyers," the doctor said.
Thareja himself owns five superbikes, including a Kawasaki Ninja ZX-12 R and a Honda Fireblade. "It's a passion. Most members of our club love their bikes too much to think about abusing these machines. We mostly ride in groups in early mornings, with a leader and a sweeper controlling the speed."
Prospective members are screened for their mental make-up and experience before being let into the club. "The group usually meets an applicant to assess his temperament and abilities . For us, maturity in handling the bikes is of key importance," Thareja says.
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Pakistan vs Israel - The Final Battle!
Israel being an ideological jewish state lusts for more and more land even after capturing most of Palestine according to the UN Partition Plan and wants to conquer all of the 'Holy Land' according to their Bible which includes Mecca and Medina..The two things that are stopping them to wage a big war in the same deceit of 'War on Terror' are the nuclear weapons of Pakistan and Iranian long-range missiles program..But today Pakistan is being ruled by corrupt puppets of America like Zardari and Musharraf who would not even dare to raise a finger even if Mecca is attacked..Pakistan needs an Islamic nationalist leader to save themselves and the 'House of GOD' , someone like Imran Khan!
Coz Pakistan being an ideological Islamic State as it was born in the call of 'La ilaaha ilallah', the objectives of Islam and the Country go hand in hand..Just like in the times of Prophet(pbuh) Medina was..
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A phoenix is a mythical bird with a colorful plumage and a tail of gold and scarlet (or purple, blue, and green according to some legends). It has a 500 to 1000 year life-cycle, near the end of which it builds itself a nest of twigs that then ignites; both nest and bird burn fiercely and are reduced to ashes, from which a new, young phoenix or phoenix egg arises, reborn anew to live again. The new phoenix is destined to live as long as its old self. In some stories, the new phoenix embalms the ashes of its old self in an egg made of myrrh and deposits it in the Egyptian city of Heliopolis (literally "sun-city" in Greek). It is said that the bird's cry is that of a beautiful song. The Phoenix's ability to be reborn from its own ashes implies that it is immortal.
The phoenix about to go down in ashes.
On the 10th anniversary of 9/11, construction of the Freedom Tower continues to move forward. Parts of the National September 11 Memorial, which will be located elsewhere on a 16-acre site, should be finished by 2013.
Both structures have been the subject of some debate, but public perception of them is improving, and developers remain confident that their work will act as a fitting tribute to the victims of 9/11.
The Freedom Tower is due to be completed in 2013.
The New York City Freedom Tower, which will stand 1,776 feet tall on the site of the former World Trade Center, is the work of the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation. It will serve as a beacon of freedom, and demonstrate the resolve of the United States, and the people of New York City.
Construction on the tower, which will have a cubic base, began in early 2006. Steel became visible aboveground in 2007, and by 2013 the building will be ready for occupancy - twelve years after the World Trade Center was destroyed by terrorist attacks.
The site will also feature the Reflecting Absence memorial, which will honor the 2,986 men and women who died as a result of the terrorist attacks which thrust America, and the world, into war. Over 2,500 people died after the World Trade Center came crashing down to earth, and leaders vow they will never be forgotten.
Present day skyline of New York.
Freedom Tower under construction.
Projected New York skyline for 2013.
Computer rendering of One World Trade Center (1 World Trade Center), more simply known as 1 WTC and formerly known as the Freedom Tower - with 7 WTC and the Empire State Building (behind and to the right). It is to become the tallest building in the USA.