Monday, December 27, 2010
Shahrukh Khan, Shoaib Malik and Sania Mirza Dance Together
SAHARA AWARDS 2010 SHAHRUKH KHAN DANCE WITH SANIA & SHOAIB MALIK
Aisam-ul-haq Qureshi: We are not terrorists
Aisam’s speech at US OPEN 2010 Mens Double Prize ceremoney. Aisam & Rohan spread message of Peace, especially Aisam’s proud comments about Pakistan.
Kal Tak with Javed Chaudary 12th October 2010 – Imran Khan
Watch Kal Tak With Javed Choudry 12th October 2010.Guest Imran Khan,Khuwaja Asif PML N.aisal Kareem Kundi ( Deputy Speaker National Asembly.On 12 October 1999, Pakistani army launched a coup, and took control of the country. The coup was led by General Pervez Musharraf, who soon after appointed himself as the Chief Executive of the country. This change in status was brought about by a proclamation of emergency in the country and issuance of a number of orders by the Chief Executive.
Clifton Blast Video | Abdullah Shah Ghazi Mazar Blast Video
Karachi: Several injured in two blasts near Abdullah Shah Ghazi Tomb
At least four people have been killed and several others sustained injuries in twin blasts near shrine of Abdullah Shah Ghazi in Karachi, Dunya News reported on Thursday. Two children, security guard and policeman are among the dead.
According to Dunya News correspondent, both the blasts were occurred near walk-through gates of the tomb. Panic prevailed after the incident. Police and law enforcing agencies cordoned off the tomb and relief activities have been started.
Emergency has been imposed in Karachi hospitals and paramedical staff has been called. The injured are being shifted to nearby hospitals including Jinnah Hospital. Situation of some of the injured is stated to be critical.
The Mausoleum and Dargah of Abdullah Shah Ghazi is located in Clifton, neighbourhood of Saddar Town in Karachi.
At least four people have been killed and several others sustained injuries in twin blasts near shrine of Abdullah Shah Ghazi in Karachi, Dunya News reported on Thursday. Two children, security guard and policeman are among the dead.
According to Dunya News correspondent, both the blasts were occurred near walk-through gates of the tomb. Panic prevailed after the incident. Police and law enforcing agencies cordoned off the tomb and relief activities have been started.
Emergency has been imposed in Karachi hospitals and paramedical staff has been called. The injured are being shifted to nearby hospitals including Jinnah Hospital. Situation of some of the injured is stated to be critical.
The Mausoleum and Dargah of Abdullah Shah Ghazi is located in Clifton, neighbourhood of Saddar Town in Karachi.
Obama announces end of combat mission in Iraq
President Barack Obama declared an end to the seven-year US combat mission in Iraq and told war-weary Americans that our central mission as a people is to restore the sagging US economy and US must focus on its fight against al Qaeda and the war in Afghanistan.
Obama, who inherited the war from President George W. Bush and is fighting another in Afghanistan, said he had fulfilled a 2008 campaign promise to end US combat operations in Iraq. After seven years of bloodshed that has brought sacrifice from Americans and Iraqis and consumed vast resources from tight budgets, Obama said that Operation Iraqi Freedom is over, and the Iraqi people now have lead responsibility for the security of their country. Obama hailed the removal of all but 50,000 U.S. troops, who will have a training and advisory role, saying that this was my pledge to the American people as a candidate for this office. Obama has promised to pull all US troops out of Iraq by the end of 2011. The effective change on the ground will not be huge because the U.S. military has already been switching the focus toward training and support over the past year. Iraqi forces have been taking the lead since a bilateral security pact came into force in 2009.
Zardari and Sara Palin in Punjabi Dubbing
This is the same video in which zardari passed comments I might hug but this time in Punjabi dubbing! funny!!!!
Salman(junoon) abusing Quran & Islam
Shocking Comments by Salman Ahmed on Islam and Quran Must watch this.
Nation is shocked: Is Salman Ahmed (Lead Guitarist of Junoon Group) a Muslim.?
India and Pakistan, a love story (Really)
By Saba Imtiaz,
March 30, 2010
Pakistan has a habit of conferring the title of “daughter” on women. There was Benazir Bhutto, the daughter of the East, a title the late prime minister was recognized by until the day she died. Then there was Aafia Siddiqui, a neuroscientist who was dubbed the daughter of Pakistan by a country outraged at her alleged abuse at the hands of coalition forces in Afghanistan.
Pakistan just welcomed its new favorite daughter — albeit a daughter-in-law — Indian tennis player Sania Mirza. Mirza became a pin-up girl in India when she debuted on the world stage, and everything from her tennis attire of short skirts to her fiancé were analyzed breathlessly.
But this week, Mirza dropped a bombshell with the announcement that she was engaged to Pakistani cricketer Shoaib Malik. India and Pakistan — countries that have been at war and share a deep rivalry when it comes to sports — erupted with the news. After all, Mirza, whose career has been marred with injuries and varying degrees of success, is one of India’s most recognizable names. When she broke off her engagement to childhood friend Sohrab Mirza this year, Indian news media outlets analyzed why she had decided to call it quits. Clearly, as Pakistan’s Interior Minister Rehman Malik would have said, a “foreign hand” was at play.
Shoaib Malik has captained the Pakistani cricket team, but his own career and personal life have been rather tumultuous. He was recently banned by the Pakistan Cricket Board for a year, and there has been a barrage of rumors about his dating several women in India. Detractors would undoubtedly say that these are all conspiracies to debase a man of the land of the pure.
While Pakistani families debate over whether Mirza will be allowed to wear short skirts, where the couple will reside (they have announced that they will live in Dubai), and which country the two will support, the couple has tried to play down the “cross-border incursion.” Mirza told the Indian press on Tuesday, “I’m going to keep playing. I will play for India, and inshallah he will play for Pakistan,” Mirza said. Malik, on the other hand, is already settling into the role of doting fiancé. “I fully understand what it takes to be an international sportsperson. I’ll support Sania in her career as long as she wishes to play. Representing India at the 2012 Olympics is very important for her, and I will be the proudest husband if she can win a medal for her country.”
The couple has plans to marry next month (though reportedly they’ve only been dating for the last six months). Meanwhile, Pakistani news channels have taken to promoting the engagement using Indian film songs, newspapers have used cricket analogies, and a Photoshopped image of Malik’s face in Mirza’s engagement photograph has done the rounds on the Internet for the past two days. As Pakistanis crow over their newest daughter, they realize that the ball is finally in their court!
Saba Imtiaz works for the Express Tribune, an English-language newspaper in Pakistan scheduled to launch this Spring.
March 30, 2010
Pakistan has a habit of conferring the title of “daughter” on women. There was Benazir Bhutto, the daughter of the East, a title the late prime minister was recognized by until the day she died. Then there was Aafia Siddiqui, a neuroscientist who was dubbed the daughter of Pakistan by a country outraged at her alleged abuse at the hands of coalition forces in Afghanistan.
Pakistan just welcomed its new favorite daughter — albeit a daughter-in-law — Indian tennis player Sania Mirza. Mirza became a pin-up girl in India when she debuted on the world stage, and everything from her tennis attire of short skirts to her fiancé were analyzed breathlessly.
But this week, Mirza dropped a bombshell with the announcement that she was engaged to Pakistani cricketer Shoaib Malik. India and Pakistan — countries that have been at war and share a deep rivalry when it comes to sports — erupted with the news. After all, Mirza, whose career has been marred with injuries and varying degrees of success, is one of India’s most recognizable names. When she broke off her engagement to childhood friend Sohrab Mirza this year, Indian news media outlets analyzed why she had decided to call it quits. Clearly, as Pakistan’s Interior Minister Rehman Malik would have said, a “foreign hand” was at play.
Shoaib Malik has captained the Pakistani cricket team, but his own career and personal life have been rather tumultuous. He was recently banned by the Pakistan Cricket Board for a year, and there has been a barrage of rumors about his dating several women in India. Detractors would undoubtedly say that these are all conspiracies to debase a man of the land of the pure.
While Pakistani families debate over whether Mirza will be allowed to wear short skirts, where the couple will reside (they have announced that they will live in Dubai), and which country the two will support, the couple has tried to play down the “cross-border incursion.” Mirza told the Indian press on Tuesday, “I’m going to keep playing. I will play for India, and inshallah he will play for Pakistan,” Mirza said. Malik, on the other hand, is already settling into the role of doting fiancé. “I fully understand what it takes to be an international sportsperson. I’ll support Sania in her career as long as she wishes to play. Representing India at the 2012 Olympics is very important for her, and I will be the proudest husband if she can win a medal for her country.”
The couple has plans to marry next month (though reportedly they’ve only been dating for the last six months). Meanwhile, Pakistani news channels have taken to promoting the engagement using Indian film songs, newspapers have used cricket analogies, and a Photoshopped image of Malik’s face in Mirza’s engagement photograph has done the rounds on the Internet for the past two days. As Pakistanis crow over their newest daughter, they realize that the ball is finally in their court!
Saba Imtiaz works for the Express Tribune, an English-language newspaper in Pakistan scheduled to launch this Spring.
Shoaib Malik in another scandal(Partying & Dancing Pictures)
Shoaib malik former Pakistani cricket captain is going to marrry with indian tennis super star Sania mirza, after his marriage date his previous scandals are headlnes of both indian and Pakistani media following are some pictures of Shoaib malik caught in another scandal
Photos of US soldiers’ alleged rape, sexual abuse in Iraq
This Post contains Sexual Contents Viewers Discretion is Advised Jalaybi Team could not independently confirm the authenticity of the images.
Photos obtained by Press TV reveal alleged sexual harassment and rape of Iraqi prisoners at US-run Abu Ghraib detention center by American soldiers.The alleged pictures illustrate American soldiers raping and sexually harassing Iraqi detainees.
Wayne Madsen, an investigative journalist from Washington, told Press TV that there was a lot to explain with respect to the photos.
“That is exactly what was taking place in Abu Ghraib and that information came to me from many many different sources some of whom actually stationed in Abu Ghraib at the time,” Madsen said.
The allegations that these photos are fake were made by neoconservative media, He added.
To clarify the issue, Madsen said when some of the disputed photos were randomly published by the Boston Globe in 2004; the paper came under attack as part of neoconservative propaganda.
He also ruled out the reports claiming that the photos were taken from pornographic movies.This is while the Pentagon has rejected that the photographs even existed.
On Thursday, Antonio Taguba, a retired US general who conducted an inquiry into the abuses at the US-run prison in Iraq, sent shockwaves around the world by explaining about the heinous pictures in an interview with The Daily Telegraph.
“These pictures show torture, abuse, rape and every indecency,” the British newspaper quoted Taguba as saying without releasing any of the images.
The daily added that one of the pictures depicted a male American soldier apparently raping a female detainee, while another showed a male translator raping a male prisoner. Another photo showed how a female detainee was forced to disrobe and expose her breasts.
There were also photos showing US soldiers sexually assaulting the prisoners with objects like truncheons, wires and phosphorescent tubes.
US President Barack Obama had promised to release some 2,000 photographs from prisons in Iraq and Afghanistan; however, later on he backtracked on his pledge and blocked the release of the photographs.
Taguba said that the gruesome nature of the photos was to such extent that he could understand why Obama is reluctant to authorize their release.
For more photos please check http://www.aztlan.net/iraqi_women_raped.htm
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