The ever merciful Allah smiled upon us today with some good news.
We just returned from a trip to NYC and turned on our PC.
Boy, what should we see?
Yippee, 26 Paki soldiers killed!
Apparently, a NATO air-strike deep into Pakistan territory killed 26 Pakistani soldiers oops Paki pigs at a couple of military posts.
American and Paki newspaper say the attacks happened at two military posts in Salala, a village in Pakistan’s Mohmand tribal district. The area is close to the border with Kunar Province in Afghanistan.
Time to Rejoice
Every Paki soldier dead is one terrorist less for our two countries U.S. and India to handle.
A lot of Pakistani soldiers are in reality terrorists wearing military fatigues.
Pakistani soldiers have been involved in attacks on U.S. and NATO bases in Afghanistan and routinely sponsor large-scale violence in different parts of India.
A death of any Pakistani soldier is a time to celebrate for it’s one less terrorist for the world to deal with. And we’re doing just that with a bottle of Guinness Extra Stout beer.
Pak Retaliation
Pakistan has retaliated by closing two supply routes to NATO bases in Afghanistan and ordering the closing of a drones air-base at Shamsi in Pakistan.
Folks, we should not be too worried about the Paki action.
After all, the Paki leadership has to stage a tamasha (drama) to its people that they won’t stand this attack blah blah blah.
Ever since the U.S. attack in May on Paki soil killed the 9/11 terrorist Osama bin Laden, the Pakis have been extremely upset with the U.S. The drones attack on terrorists has made the mongrels angrier.
But let’s not forget that Pakistan aka Terroristan is a beggar nation surviving on the alms and crumbs thrown by our country, the U.S.
We suggest, and surely this will be done, throw these Paki mongrels some bones and soon the curs will be licking the bottom of your boots and thanking you for the privilege.
Inshallah, this will be the first of many more bombings by U.S./NATO on Pakistani military posts and the killing of more Paki Soldiers.
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