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Eid Mubarak by Col. Riaz Jafri (Retd)
Posted By: Riaz Created On: 12/Nov/2010 Views: 1472 Replies: 0 
Please do not forget on this (happy) day the Flood Affected millions who lost their homes and hearths, cattle and chattels and some their near and dear ones. Also think today of the hundreds of thousands other less fortunate, who cannot even buy medicine for their terminally sick young ones while we spend Click here to read Full Article

Whose Army ? by Col. Riaz Jafri (Retd)
Posted By: Riaz On: 8/Nov/2010 Views:2092 Replies:0 
PM Gilani’s boastful claim of the army being his own reminds me of my batman of the 50s (late) Sepoy Ahmed Hussain, a soldier who took real pride in his profession. The batmen then were there to only look after the uniform of the officer and not do the household chores like the later years. While dealing with the tailors and dhobis he often used to remind them haughtily that he was not a sepoy of Click here to read Full Article
The Jubilant Black Coats Col. Riaz Jafri (Retd)
Posted By: Riaz On: 1/Nov/2010 Views:2304 Replies:0 
Some of the clippings on TV showed lawyers dancing rather immaturely bhangra style on Asma’s winning the Bar’s election. Somehow the spectacle presented a sight least behoving an educated class who when pitched against the ordinary assert to be from the profession of great leaders like Quiad. Would Quaid or Iqbal hop,bop and bound in streets throwing away their stature and grace expected of it to Click here to read Full Article
 
Chilean Miners by Col. Riaz Jafri (Retd)
Posted By: Riaz On: 14/Oct/2010 Views:2074 Replies:0 
Not many in Pakistan knew that 33 miners were trapped for more than two months deep beneath a Chilean gold and copper mine and were rescued on Wednesday 13 October 2010. A marvel of engineering and precision, first in drilling down a 2,041-foot shaft through the rock to reach the miners and then raise them up one by one in a rescue capsule called Phoenix. Click here to read Full Article
Qibla Direction by Col. Riaz Jafri (Retd)
Posted By: Riaz On: 14/Oct/2010 Views:2095 Replies:0 
The need for Islam to keep pace with time, as ordained in the holy Qura’n, was never felt more than in the 21st century by when immense conceptual changes have taken place in the realm of geo-spatial metaphor and technology. Click here to read Full Article
 
Drones Collateral Damage by Col. Riaz Jafri (Retd)
Posted By: Riaz On: 12/Oct/2010 Views:1634 Replies:0 
Bob Woodward in his book “Obama’s wars” , as reported in the daily The News October 12th, 2010, says on page 26 that President Zardari wanted to clear the air about the controversy over civilian deaths from drones and told ex-CIA Director Mike Hayden that “Collateral damage worries you Americans. It does not worry me. ”Reporting this startling statement, Woodward said: “Zardari had just given the Click here to read Full Article
Wanted Head or Dead by Col. Riaz Jafri (Retd)
Posted By: Riaz On: 11/Oct/2010 Views:1968 Replies:0 
Talal Bugti has made a fabulous offer of Rupees One Billion and 1000 acres of agri-land to one presenting him with Musharraf’s head on a platter. Too tempting an offer for any one to resist, especially in these hard days of high inflation! My first concern is that if Musharraf doesn’t return to Pakistan how would the would be assassin avoid being apprehended by the UK police? Next, even if he co Click here to read Full Article
 
War on Terror by Col. Riaz Jafri (Retd)
Posted By: Riaz On: 9/Oct/2010 Views:1631 Replies:0 
NATO supplies are to be resumed after suspension of more than a week. Karachi to Kandhar and Kabul are long routes to be protected effectively all along. Many Pakistanis – civil and military – have laid their lives in the process. So are Pakistani soldiers dying daily in fighting the Taliban. Drones take a similar heavy toll of innocent men, women and children in the form of collateral damage. For Click here to read Full Article
A Report from the Flood Affected Area by Admiral Fasih Bukhari (Retd)
Posted By: Riaz On: 7/Oct/2010 Views:2340 Replies:0 
Admiral Fasih Bukhari (Retd) former CNS & President PESA (Pakistan Ex Servicemen Association) not to be confused with PESS [Pakistan Ex Servicemen Society headed by General Faiz Ali Chishti (Retd)], who just got back after a couple of days relief work in Swat and Malakand area with Brig. Mahmud, Capt. Babur, technicians,and support staff, writes: Click here to read Full Article
 
Col. Riaz Jafri (Retd) by Col. Riaz Jafri (Retd)
Posted By: Riaz On: 6/Oct/2010 Views:1833 Replies:0 
His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales Charles Philip Arthur George,heir apparent to the thrones of the Commonwealth realms, Defender of the Faith and the future Monarch of England and Wales was seen dancing with an ordinary choir of the Indian folk artistes to the tunes of Jodhpuri music in the accompaniment of Dhols and Surnaees. Did His Royal Highness do something unbecoming the royalty by dan Click here to read Full Article
Musharraf Bashing by Col. Jafri (Retd)
Posted By: Riaz On: 4/Oct/2010 Views:2512 Replies:0 
P.S. Kindly note it is not an effort to promote Musharraf for a come back. It is just to call a spade a spade. He MUST not come back, especially if he has to keep the company of ANY politicians (ANY politician). A pure and simple Presidential form of government would suit him if he can manage one some how. Neither is he (or any soldier) suited to this kind of mockery of a democracy nor is such a Click here to read Full Article

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