Posts Tagged ‘Hamid Mir’

Swat - valley of horror and terror Tuesday, January 13, 2009 by Hamid MirThe home of Hameedullah Khan in Shakardra village of Swat was destroyed by dynamite last week. He knows who the people who did this to him [...]

Durrani, a mysterious character? (By Abbas Ather) (more...)

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This Pakistani nailed Pak Government’s lie on Kasab (more...)

Geo and ARY news blocked in Karachi and other urban parts of Sindh. Time for MQM as well as hostile media acnhors to pause and reflect... Let us listen to Khusnood Ali Khan as well as Salman Taseer:PM orders probe into blocking of TV channels (The Post, 18 Nov 2008)AgenciesISLAMABAD: Condemning all forms of restrictions on private television [...]

Ansar Abbasi was the first one to malign Chief Justice Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry... Watch Capital Talk 12 Nov 2008 for evidence. The JUI Senator Dr. Soomro asks Ansar Abbasi in this program: "Tell me, whether your earlier report about the corruption of the Chief Justice was true? or whether your current stance in support of the Chief [...]

The recent emergence of the issue of 'Greater Pakhtunistan' and trading of allegations between the JUI-F and the ANP should be a matter of serious concern for all patriot Pakistanis who would like democracy to succeed in Pakistan. In this column, Hamid Mir advises ANP and JUI-F to reconcile for the well-being of Pakistan and democracy. He also [...]

Although, Hamid Mir is notorious because of his sympathies towards jihadi and sectarian organizations, his op-ed in today's Jang is quite interesting. Read the first paragraph, in which Hamid Mir tells Musharraf that there are certain elements in the Lal Masjid, surrounding Abdul Aziz and Abdur Rashid Ghazi, who are forcing the two Mullah [...]

Well done, Imran Khan, Hamid Gul, Kashif Abbasi and Hamid Mir. Your friends Taliban have destroyed another girls school in Swat. Imran Khan? Why don't you admit your children to a Taliban jihadi madrassah? Is that your insaaf?Read full story at the following link:http://www.bbc.co.uk/urdu/pakistan/story/2008/10/081028_swat_school_as.shtml

Kashif Abbasi is a media juooni: The TV face/ mouth pieces of Taliban in Pakistan. Regime of ‘hostile’ TV anchors Daily Times - Saturday, June 21, 2008 Two particular encounters on two TV channels Thursday night revealed the mind of the “misplaced or hostile anchor” in Pakistan. The first was a discussion among a group of TV [...]

As Mr Shaukat Tareen, the finance advisor, makes his last-ditch efforts to arrange a $4.5 billion short-term bailout for the economy, PMLN leaders Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan and Raja Zafarul Haq have spoken at a press conference in Islamabad asking the government to set up a committee to implement the “consensual” resolution on national security. [...]

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In the following op-eds, Abbas Ather and Haroon-ur-Rasheed expose the ugly role of Jamaat Islami (including Islami Jamiat Talaba) in mistreatment of Imran Khan at the University of the Punjab. These columns also expose the role of Jamaat-e-Islami, Liaqat Baloch, in harassing Hamid Mir and his father Waris Mir. They also highlight that the [...]

Partners in crimeAmir MirHardly a fortnight after Pakistani Chief of Army Staff General Ashfaq Pervez Kayani directed the officers of the Pakistan Army through an official letter not to indulge in politics and pay heed to their professional responsibilities, a group of prominent ex-servicemen – retired military officers including high profile [...]

In his op-ed in Daily Jang, Hamid Mir, the media face of Taliban suggests that Pakistan is facing terrorism (suicide bombings etc) because Mullah Abdul Aziz of Lal Masjid was shown in Burqa on Pakistan Television. What a fool is this Mr Hamid Mir and also any one who believes his cover up (more...)

Suicide bombers’ Who’s WhoAmir Mir (Amir Mir is a senior journalist, and a brother of the famous TV host Hamid Mir)thenews.com.pk9/22/2008LAHORE: Intelligence agencies believe the endless wave of deadly suicide bombings, climaxing with one of the deadliest 9/11 type attack on the Islamabad Marriot on Saturday, signify the revival of al-Qaeda [...]

By Abbas AtherThe last two paragraphs are the essence of this op-ed.

Dehshat Gard and Dehshat NigarBy Asadullah Ghalib (Express) Perhaps, this column is also a criticism on Aftab Iqbal for his unwarranted anti-India (more...)

1. The Government must keep a close eye on the extremists of Jaish-e-Muhammad, Sipah-e-Sahaba and the extremist Deobandi Madrassahs which have been actively involved in jihadi activities in Afghanistan and Kashmir. 2. The Government must 'practically' abolish all kinds and forms of jihadi training camps (sponsored by ISI) set up in Muridke, tribal [...]

Amir Mir is a brother of the renowned TV anchor Hamid Mir...........By Amir Mir (2005)A group of 58 religious scholars from Pakistan representing all major schools of Islamic thought issued a Fatwa (edict) on May 19, 2005 stating that Islam strictly forbids suicide attacks on Muslims and those committing such acts at places of worship and public [...]

We believe that the current dirty, sectarian propaganda against Aamir Liaquat Hussain is a reaction by the pro-Taliban groups, the extremists of Sipah-e-Sahaba, the Gustakhan-e-Rasool elements within the Pakistani society, who have become hostile to Aamir Liaquat Hussain because of the following reasons: 1. His sincere efforts to promote the [...]

In his column in today's Express, Anwaar Ahsan Siddiqi notes that the supporters of Taliban and terrorists (e.g. Irfan Siddiqi, Ansaar Abbasi, Hamid Mir, Kashif Abbasi etc) have a very organized propaganda network to justify acts of terrorism in Pakistan. On the political level, this network is protected and supported by leaders such as Imran Khan [...]

Thursday, September 11, 2008By Amir MirLAHORE: Seven years after the 9/11 terror attacks in the United States that shook the entire world, Pakistan, despite being a key American ally in the war on terror, continues to be plagued by the menace of Talibanisation with home grown militants persisting with their calls for Jihad.As the Bush era is [...]

The true (ugly) face of Jehadis and the Mullah-ISI alliance in Pakistan: Amir Mir, an eminent journalist, son of legendary Professor Waris Mir, brother of journalist Hamid Mir, provides a personal account of how he became a target of Jehadis cum intelligence agencies in Pakistan because of his book "The True Face of Jehadis".Source: Journalist [...]

In his column in daily Jang today, Hamid Mir reveals how the current ANP/PPP government in the NWFP is helpless because of the dubious role of ISI and other national security agencies. Mir also reveals the dubious role of the USA in terms of its attacks on pro-Pakistan Taliban while sparing those Taliban who are involved in terrorist attacks [...]

This TV report suggests that instead of hunting down and killing the Taliban and Al-Qaeda terrorists in Pakistan's tribal areas, Pakistan Army (directed by Pakistan's notorious intelligence agency ISI) is busy in hitting the collateral (i.e. innocent civilians) while (more...)

Imran Khan says: Terrorist activities in Pakistan are a reaction to the USA and Pakistan's military action in FATA. Really? What about those people whose dear and nears ones were killed or injured in suicide bombings in Islamabad, Wah Cantt, D.I. Khan, Lahore, Quetta, Peshawar and Karachi? Who should they react against? Perhaps, they need to react [...]

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Ansar Abbasi, Kashif Abbasi, Hamid Mir, and other Taliban lovers will be the first ones to migrate to the USA and the UK if Taliban takeover Islamabad (more...)

Digesting the Marriott blast Some facts about the Marriott Hotel blast are coming out gradually as the scene of destruction is carefully examined and videos from the security cameras are scrutinised. More and more people are put off by the concept of suicide-bombing and are criticising it. The fifty-odd clerics who had issued the fatwa against [...]

Pakistan’s 9/11 Monday, September 22, 2008 The Marriottt in Islamabad is no more. This is a reality that many are still finding it hard to come to terms with. The hotel, where wedding guests assembled, where friends chatted, where journalists covering key events gathered, where business deals were struck and from where tourists ventured out [...]

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