You need to get your facts straight.”

What are you disputing? The civil war, or the conventionality?

As for the populations, I stand corrected. Still, my point is that the hostility of Pakistan toward India is excessive and unjustified. At least, Muslims from both countries should be talking to each other.

grow up

You need to get your facts straight.

As for “the end of Pakistan”, didn’t the peace treaties with various tribal and jihadi groups bring about a de facto division of Pakistan into two states?

You Indians really have a knack for believing your own rhetoric.
A Treaty is a political instrument. The US Army had to sign treaties with Native American (Red Indian) tribes in the late 1800s simply because it gave them some breathing space, and because it was already stretched thin after the American Civil War. In Pakistan’s case, A peace treaty was signed with the local Pashtun tribes to garner their help in fighting the Uzbecks, Afghans, and Arabs (mostly foreign elements) hiding in the Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA), very similar to your Salwa Judum.

Not even the Muslim Indians? (There are more Muslims in India than in Pakistan).

I think tperacha has already answered this one. Here is another source if you think CNN is biased:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muslim_population

Besides, it is ironic that minorities (Muslims, Christians, and Sikhs) in India have to be pretend to be staunchly anti-Pakistan to be considered ‘true’ Indians. I personally know quite a few.

Just for your info. there are more Muslims in Pakistan now than in India.

http://www.cnn.com/2009/WORLD/asiapcf/10/07/muslim.world.population/index.html

I think it is as conventional as other civil wars.

As for “the end of Pakistan”, didn’t the peace treaties with various tribal and jihadi groups bring about a de facto division of Pakistan into two states?

“Indians are not and can never be friends of ours.”

Not even the Muslim Indians? (There are more Muslims in India than in Pakistan).

Highly pessimistic!

We are in a state of War, make no mistake about that and this war is not a conventional one. Yes, the enemy is hidden and it is hard to distinguish a friend from a foe but it is not impossible. Will Operation Rah-e-Nijaat prove useful? Of course it will! Have patience and faith in your armed forces who are fighting day in and day out to drive the enemy back. We WILL prevail!

And as for the ISI doing a poor job of maintaining security in the country, let me educate you in covert ops a little buddy. In the world of Intelligence, only the failure are known while successes are never! That’s how it works. So while you are whinnig about a certain slip in security here and there, don’t forget that almost three times that number were the aims and oppotunities against our state that were foiled well in time as well.

Not everything that our biased media tells us is the truth!

I would like to share some poetry I wrote not too long ago, in response to similar comments posted by another idiot like you.

Pretentious idiots and loyalists overt;
Comment no more on Pakistan’s affairs.
Your own house first in order put,
Now F*** off hypocrite, au revoir.