Pakistan orders its troops to retaliate.

[herosrest]

Pakistan orders its troops to retaliate.

Looks like the US finally worked out who the enemy is.

Nuke, anyone? http://www.thedailystar.net/story.php?nid=55193

Vague memories of the terms.. bomb, stoneage, bin liner... bora bora, tora tora etc. come to mind.


A broader view of matters. http://www.silobreaker.com/DocumentClusterReader.aspx?Item=16_903278867

[mireland]

nuke em...nuke em now! :mad:

[herosrest]

Yup, then a few arclights - gods work from 40,000 feet.

[j.m@talk]

Pakis R gonna slap tha yanks silly now ........ They have nukes too don't they ............ Mahahahahahahahaha :t

J00's had it now Bush & Co :t

[Lgbpop]

We'll take out the greatest number of Muslims we can with one nuke.

Look out, London..... :t :D

[j.m@talk]

Can ya kinda make it North London ...... Well more North West London ....... Hey Hero' you still got that sheet with the big cross on it? ...... Unroll it on yas back lawn will ya ;)

[BadDriver]

Hmmm, the US might have to quit selling Pakistan arms. The Pakistani Navy is old cast off / decommissioned US ships. Their Air force has old US planes.

Just don't sell'em any parts and they will be in the same shape Iran is in. Buncha planes they can't fly anymore. Some ships that can't sail. ;)

Paki don't want the US PO'd at them really. If they would fight the people we are looking for instead of letting them have the run of the country we wouldn't launch strikes inside their borders. Our troops are being attacked by a-holes holing up in Paki. Paki ain't doin much about it. :(

[j.m@talk]

Theys doin' what they want to do within the confines of their own country.... & as usual Uncle Sam has his panties in a bunch about it.

I doubt they give a toss whether you's PO'd or not. :t

[BadDriver]

Paki can't do much to the US. Yeah, they have nukes but they can't deliver one to US soil..............yet.

No ICBM's, no Nuke subs, and I don't think they best try delivering one by bomber. ;) They might get one hit in before they had a storm of ICBM's raining down on their heads.

The US has been subsidizing their military for as long as I can rememeber. Just stop backing them and the hurt would be on immediately. They are just spouting off at the mouth. They will do nothing, and if they do. Seeya.

[j.m@talk]

They'll just carry it in piece by piece & assemble it in Jerry's garage & drive it to the target in that back of Maud's Oldsmobile ...... The first you bozo's will know about it is when there's particles of yadda yaddas dropping around your ears & the bombers are all either safely back in Pakistan or sharing Pims & lemon with their maker.

All the mouthing off & sabre rattling in the world can't stop that. Time to face up to the new delivery mechanism :t

[BadDriver]

I can kick Paki's acre by myself. No need to bother the US government with it.

Buncha light weights. :rolleyes:

[herosrest]

Couldn't resist this one http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51F1XND0ESL._SS500_.jpg

JM will see an amusing side with his recent 'solid' problems darn below.

http://books.buyaustralian.com/featuredbook1.asp?StoreURL=buyaustralian&bookid=9780750939638

Still recruited from the Pathan tribes that live in the no-man's land between Pakistan and Afghanistan, the Khyber Rifles continue to stand guard over this area, one of the world's most volatile borders. For more than a century these gallant poachers turned gamekeepers fought for the British Raj against their own kith and kin, but to date nothing has been written about their key role in Britain's struggle to dominate the North-West Frontier. Jules Stewart tells the incredible story of Colonel Sir Robert Warburton, the man who raised the Khyber Rifles in 1878, and describes the Khyber Rifles in action, in particular in the 1897 Frontier uprising and the Third Afghan War. In 1947, Pakistan gained its independence and the Khyber Rifles took on new duties, amongst them pursuing drug smugglers and terrorists. In the past two years they have been actively involved in the war against Al Qaeda and the opium trade. Most recently they set up the first permanent military presence in the forbidden tribal territory of Tirah, to seal the border against Al Qaeda militants and eradicate the opium trade.

[j.m@talk]

I can kick Paki's acre by myself. No need to bother the US government with it.

Buncha light weights. :rolleyes:

noone likes a gobby pensioner :rolleyes:

[herosrest]

rifle as in pilfer. :t

THEREISNOSPOON http://www.wesellcoffee.com/media/GOLD%20ACCT%20SPOON%20SLTED.jpg

[mireland]

noone likes a gobby pensioner :rolleyes:

fowar! :t

[j.m@talk]

rifle as in pilfer. :t

THEREISNOSPOON http://www.wesellcoffee.com/media/GOLD%20ACCT%20SPOON%20SLTED.jpg

Thats just nasty maaaaan :(