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04-10-2010, 09:27 PM
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Re: Man Killed Because He Can't Fit in Trunk
your degree in policy is well deserved with your leadership we all could get our REST IN PEACE you already have my vote PS: i'm selling umbrella i have special ones with nuke-absorption-effect it actually dont work against nukes, especially those from china and russia but, if you want..... |
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04-11-2010, 04:11 AM
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Re: Man Killed Because He Can't Fit in Trunk
and wtf are you posting in Chinese? making me go and use google translate, WTF. dont you know i have better things to do than waste 2 minutes of my time just to hear "Indiscriminate killings, pigs and dogs than" next time, YOU use google translate to post on a english speaking website |
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06-23-2010, 10:50 PM
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Re: Man Killed Because He Can't Fit in Trunk
ISI genius not terrorists, tha garb u see is fitting to tha region, not the global "terrorist uniform" we have come to know n hate, not everyone who looks like that is an islamic extremist. Directorate for Inter-Services Intelligence [ISI] The Directorate for Inter-Services Intelligence [ISI] was founded in 1948 by a British army officer, Maj Gen R Cawthome, then Deputy Chief of Staff in Pakistan Army. Field Marshal Ayub Khan, the president of Pakistan in the 1950s, expanded the role of ISI in safeguarding Pakistan's interests, monitoring opposition politicians, and sustaining military rule in Pakistan. The ISI is tasked with collection of foreign and domestic intelligence; co-ordination of intelligence functions of the three military services; surveillance over its cadre, foreigners, the media, politically active segments of Pakistani society, diplomats of other countries accredited to Pakistan and Pakistani diplomats serving outside the country; the interception and monitoring of communications; and the conduct of covert offensive operations. Critics of the ISI say that it has become a state within a state, answerable neither to the leadership of the army, nor to the President or the Prime Minister. The result is there has been no real supervision of the ISI, and corruption, narcotics, and big money have all come into play, further complicating the political scenario. Drug money was used by ISI to finance not only the Afghanistan war, but also the ongoing proxy war against India in Kashmir and Northeast India |