Who says we have no leaders? If we have the MIR Jaffars like Hussain Haqqani, Rehman Malik [read it Dakait] Zardari, Gilani , Asfandyar and Nawaz Shareef, we have Tipu Sultans also. Prior to attacking the patriotic tribal by Meerasi General Parvez Musharraf on the direction of the military and political leadership’s masters in Washington the people of Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA) were considered the protectors of the rest of Pakistan. Now they have “reportedly” picked up guns against the “state”. It’s not the story we are discussing here, however the Lawmakers from same FATA have showed up some self-respect … Continue reading Salute to Tribal Leaders of Pakistan!

1. Beers ‘n’ babes During the 1990s Budweiser ran a series of adverts where two beautiful women appeared in front of two truck drivers drinking the brew. Michigan man Richard Overton promptly bought a case of the beer, drank it and waited — but no hot babes appeared. Cue lawsuit. Overton cited emotional distress and mental injury due to false advertising and wanted over $10,000 in damages. Thankfully, the court realised it would take a hell of a lot more than a case of Budweiser to get this loser a date and they decided to dismiss the case. 2. When … Continue reading The ten most funniest lawsuits!

Now this is hard time. An ex-con is suing an upstate prison nurse who allegedly sent him back to his cell after medication side effects gave him a painful erection that wouldn’t go away. Dawud Yaduallah says he suffered for 55 hours before finally getting hospital treatment to relieve the problem in his pants. Yaduallah, 43, claims nurse Judith Lovelace’s diagnostic foul-up left him “irreparably injured” with “severe damage to his penis, including erectile dysfunction, inability to ejaculate and pain during sexual intercourse.” He now needs a prosthesis “to possibly restore some sexual function” and says “his medical problems have caused … Continue reading INMATE’S 55-HR. ERECTION AGONY SUIT BLAMES JAIL NURSE’S

White supremacist admits producing ricin for terrorism By Tom Wilkinson, Press Association A white supremacist today admitted producing deadly ricin while preparing for acts of terrorism. Ian Davison’s home in Myrtle Grove, Burnopfield, County Durham, was raided by anti-terror officers who found the killer substance in a jam jar in his kitchen. At Newcastle Crown Court he admitted producing a chemical weapon – ricin – and preparing for acts of terrorism. He also admitted three charges of possessing a record containing information likely to be useful to a person committing or preparing acts of terrorism. The charge related to copies … Continue reading BNP Mullah admits preparing for acts of terrorism!

Eon joins rivals to cut gas prices by 6 per cent Eon today became the third British energy provider to cut gas prices, reducing household tariffs by 6 per cent. The average dual fuel bill will fall from £1,232 to £1,185, but the reduction will affect only 1.9 million of Eon’s 5.5 million British customers. Electricity-only customers or those on fixed-rate deals will not benefit from the cut. Last week, Scottish & Southern Energy announced a 4 per cent cut to gas bills after a 7 per cent reduction by British Gas. EDF, ScottishPower and RWE npower have yet to … Continue reading Monopolist bastards continue to squeeze money out of innocent British householders

Cyberwar declared as China hunts for the West’s intelligence secrets It is estimated that in the past year the number of attacks on US government agencies rose to 1.6 billion per month. Systems in the EU are even more vulnerable rgent warnings have been circulated throughout Nato and the European Union for secret intelligence material to be protected from a recent surge in cyberwar attacks originating in China. The attacks have also hit government and military institutions in the United States, where analysts said that the West had no effective response and that EU systems were especially vulnerable because most … Continue reading China declares its right to be naughty also (everyone does it why pick on China?)

Jon Venables: the thirst for revenge Reaction to the Bulger killer’s case reveals a collective neurosis that denies any resolution other than unmasked punishment Listening to Jack Straw stumbling through an interview on Radio 4’s Today programme this morning it became clear what a bind the government is now in. The hope must be that, if he does face charges,Jon Venables will have his day in court like any other defendant. It is difficult to see how this will be possible. But it is necessary if any trial is to be fair. The most disturbing aspect of the grisly and ongoing … Continue reading The unchecked rise of the British Chav Mullahs and John Venables

Fragile peace in Swat —Zubair Torwali Whatever the perception of the people, the fact remains that peace in Swat does not seem lasting and sustainable. On the contrary, the situation may get worse after the security forces leave the valley In Swat, everybody in his own capacity interprets the overall phenomenon of terrorism and efforts to counter it. It is not specific to certain circles only. People from all walks of life have their version of the game. Some link it with a great game having China and Pakistan on the one hand, and India and the US on the other … Continue reading Fragile peace in Swat

Adolescent girls’ plight —Mehr Qureshi There is no specific provision on incest in the Pakistan Penal Code (PPC) and police, prosecutors and judges often have dismissive and condemning attitudes towards the victims Today is International Women’s Day. This day is a global celebration of the political, social and economic achievements of women. This year we are also marking 15 years since the fourth UN World Conference on Women in Beijing, China, in September 1995 when 189 states, including Pakistan, came together and agreed to advance the goals of equality, development and peace for all women everywhere and to ensure the full … Continue reading Adolescent girls’ plight