Ek aur baar khud ki "bajwa" ke gaya idiot :)


While reading the book on Hemant Karkare I realized how much these terrorists are extremely wasted in their execution plans...since time immemorial, the neighbors have aided and abetted, fed and bred a lot of terror cells...now that their economy is on the brink no thanks to the economics intelligence wing allied probably with no such existing agency...we feel that there is a good chance for them to hand over all their terrorists and collect the prizes from the IA, Bureau etc...five million here...ten million there...it will add up to a decent amount given the number of terrorists there...it would make way for the next generation of idiots to pick up where the old brigade was handed over to the respective agencies and as always we thought about it...and then we laughed and laughed and laughed :) after all they wanted to export terror...now be forced to export you idiots...only to the respective agency that wants their heads on a plate...man is there anything going right in their heads or will they remain beggars for life...ek aur baar khud ki "bajwa" ke gaya idiot :) FATF notwithstanding...where would these idiots be without China and the Saudis backing them to their last affordable spare dollar...? The photo on this post is actually a bunch of afghans burning the neighbors flag...kinda reminds me of the fact that the idiots fought three wars with us and lost all three...yet their generals go around with medals on their chests...i cant seem to imagine the place these idiots didn't get their asses kicked, even with their own neighbors on the north...the whole world knows that the most wanted terrorist in the world was found in their home...too bad some kid politician downtown Minnesota forgot that their whole country is based on death of the Red Indians...needless to say she forgot where they found obl when she was standing in PoK...man this politics is a strange game...religion an even funnier one...twisted and turned to suit those in power...only to have the commoner on the street believing the worst interpretation of these concepts by those in power...signing off for now...R K Laxman's common man :) 


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