[Pak-Media] Shame For Print Media ? Respect The Quran-e-Majeed

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Every body can take the notice that our daily news paper . The quranic ayats in urdu translation publish in very very small box which are atleast so small every one neglect it . And corrupts news in head lines.
This show print media hypo racy with quran in this way.
When we have first look that shold be gone on the quranis ayats.
I hope for betterment as soon as possible.

Thank you.

Shah Sarosh.

Note .pl ignore any mistake in the above suject.or give the good advice .

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Re: [Pak-Media] On Int'l Women's day, Remember the Rape of Iraqi Women by US Forces-Photos and Data Emerge

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It a shame day for the world peace lovers and for the Muslims who never believe in women day.

On Fri, Apr 8, 2011 at 3:55 PM, alex james <alexjamesnews3@gmail.com> wrote:
 

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Rape of Iraqi Women by US Forces as Weapon of War: Photos and Data Emerge

In March 2006 four US soldiers from the 101st Airborne Division gang raped a 14 year old Iraqi girl and murdered her and her family —including a 5 year old child. An additional soldier was involved in the cover-up.

One of the killers, Steven Green, was found guilty on May 07, 2009 in the US District Court of Paducah and is now awaiting sentencing.

The leaked Public Affairs Guidance put the 101st media team into a "passive posture" — withholding information where possible. It conceals presence of both child victims, and describes the rape victim, who had just turned 14, as "a young woman".

The US Army's Criminal Investigation Division did not begin its investigation until three and a half months after the crime, news reports at that time commented.

This is not the only grim picture coming out of Iraq U.S. forces being accused of using rape as a war weapon.

The release, by CBS News, of the photographs showing the heinous sexual abuse and torture of Iraqi POW's at the notorious Abu Ghraib prison opened a Pandora's Box for the Bush regime wrote Ernesto Cienfuegos in La Voz de Aztlan on May 2, 2004.

Journalist Cienfuegos further states "Apparently, the suspended US commander of the prison where the worst abuses took place, Brigadier General Janis Karpinski, has refused to take the fall by herself and has implicated the CIA, Military Intelligence and private US government contractors in the torturing of POW's and in the raping of Iraqi women detainees as well."

Brigadier General Karpinski, who commanded the 800th Military Police Brigade, described a high-pressure Military Intelligence and CIA command that prized successful interrogations. A month before the alleged abuses and rapes occurred, she said, a team of CIA, Military Intelligence officers and private consultants under the employ of the US government came to Abu Ghraib. "Their main and specific mission was to give the interrogators new techniques to get more information from detainees," she said.

At least one picture shows an American soldier apparently raping a female prisoner while another is said to show a male translator raping a male detainee.

Further photographs are said to depict sexual assaults on prisoners with objects including a truncheon, wire and a phosphorescent tube.

Another apparently shows a female prisoner having her clothing forcibly removed to expose her breasts.

Detail of the content emerged from Major General Antonio Taguba, the former army officer who conducted an inquiry into the Abu Ghraib jail in Iraq.

Allegations of rape and abuse were included in his 2004 report but the fact there were photographs was never revealed. He later confirmed their existence in an interview with the Daily Telegraph in May 2009.

The London newspaper further noted "graphic nature of some of the images may explain the US President Obama's attempts to block the release of an estimated 2,000 photographs from prisons in Iraq and Afghanistan despite an earlier promise to allow them to be published."

Maj. Gen. Taguba, who retired in January 2007, said he supported the President's decision, adding: "These pictures show torture, abuse, rape and every indecency.

"The mere description of these pictures is horrendous enough, take my word for it."

In April, Mr. Obama's administration said the photographs would be released and it would be "pointless to appeal" against a court judgment in favor of the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU).

But after lobbying from senior military figures, Mr. Obama changed his mind saying they could put the safety of troops at risk.

In May, he said: "The most direct consequence of releasing them, I believe, would be to inflame anti-American public opinion and to put our troops in greater danger."

In April 2004, new photographs were sent to La Voz de Aztlan from confidential sources depicting the shocking rapes of two Iraqi women by what are purported to be US Military Intelligence personnel and private US mercenaries in military fatigues. It is now known, Cienfuegos wrote in May 2004, that hundreds of these photographs had been in circulation among the troops in Iraq. The graphic photos were being swapped between the soldiers like baseball cards.

Airborne Division gang raped a 14 year old Iraqi girl and murdered her and her family —including a 5 year old child. An additional soldier was involved in the cover-up.

One of the killers, Steven Green, was found guilty on May 07, 2009 in the US District Court of Paducah and is now awaiting sentencing.

The leaked Public Affairs Guidance put the 101st media team into a "passive posture" — withholding information where possible. It conceals presence of both child victims, and describes the rape victim, who had just turned 14, as "a young

The US Army's Criminal Investigation Division did not begin its investigation until three and a half months after the crime, news reports at that time commented.

This is not the only grim picture coming out of Iraq U.S. forces being accused of using rape as a war weapon.

The release, by CBS News, of the photographs showing the heinous sexual abuse and torture of Iraqi POW's at the notorious Abu Ghraib prison opened a Pandora's Box for the Bush regime wrote Ernesto Cienfuegos in La Voz de Aztlan on May 2, 2004.

Journalist Cienfuegos further states "Apparently, the suspended US commander of the prison where the worst abuses took place, Brigadier General Janis Karpinski, has refused to take the fall by herself and has implicated the CIA, Military Intelligence and private US government contractors in the torturing of POW's and in the raping of Iraqi women detainees as well."

Brigadier General Karpinski, who commanded the 800th Military Police Brigade, described a high-pressure Military Intelligence and CIA command that prized successful interrogations. A month before the alleged abuses and rapes occurred, she said, a team of CIA, Military Intelligence officers and private consultants under the employ of the US government came to Abu Ghraib. "Their main and specific mission was to give the interrogators new techniques to get more information from detainees," she said.

At least one picture shows an American soldier apparently raping a female prisoner while another is said to show a male translator raping a male detainee.

Further photographs are said to depict sexual assaults on prisoners with objects including a truncheon, wire and a phosphorescent tube.

Another apparently shows a female prisoner having her clothing forcibly removed to expose her breasts.

Detail of the content emerged from Major General Antonio Taguba, the former army officer who conducted an inquiry into the Abu Ghraib jail in Iraq.

Allegations of rape and abuse were included in his 2004 report but the fact there were photographs was never revealed. He later confirmed their existence in an interview with the Daily Telegraph in May 2009.

The London newspaper further noted "graphic nature of some of the images may explain the US President Obama's attempts to block the release of an estimated 2,000 photographs from prisons in Iraq and Afghanistan despite an earlier promise to allow them to be published."

Maj. Gen. Taguba, who retired in January 2007, said he supported the President's decision, adding: "These pictures show torture, abuse, rape and every indecency.

"The mere description of these pictures is horrendous enough, take my word for it."

In April, Mr. Obama's administration said the photographs would be released and it would be "pointless to appeal" against a court judgment in favor of the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU).

But after lobbying from senior military figures, Mr. Obama changed his mind saying they could put the safety of troops at risk.

In May, he said: "The most direct consequence of releasing them, I believe, would be to inflame anti-American public opinion and to put our troops in greater danger."

In April 2004, new photographs were sent to La Voz de Aztlan from confidential sources depicting the shocking rapes of two Iraqi women by what are purported to be US Military Intelligence personnel and private US mercenaries in military fatigues. It is now known, Cienfuegos wrote in May 2004, that hundreds of these photographs had been in circulation among the troops in Iraq. The graphic photos were being swapped between the soldiers like baseball cards.

Subject: UK Guardian Reports on the Rape of Iraqi Women by US Troops in Iraq


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[Pak-Media] On Int'l Women's day, Remember the Rape of Iraqi Women by US Forces-Photos and Data Emerge

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Plz Note That
All Pictures, Some Data and Details deleted by moderator as it was to disturbing to see

=========================================================

Rape of Iraqi Women by US Forces as Weapon of War: Photos and Data Emerge

In March 2006 four US soldiers from the 101st Airborne Division gang raped a 14 year old Iraqi girl and murdered her and her family —including a 5 year old child. An additional soldier was involved in the cover-up.

One of the killers, Steven Green, was found guilty on May 07, 2009 in the US District Court of Paducah and is now awaiting sentencing.

The leaked Public Affairs Guidance put the 101st media team into a "passive posture" — withholding information where possible. It conceals presence of both child victims, and describes the rape victim, who had just turned 14, as "a young woman".

The US Army's Criminal Investigation Division did not begin its investigation until three and a half months after the crime, news reports at that time commented.

This is not the only grim picture coming out of Iraq U.S. forces being accused of using rape as a war weapon.

The release, by CBS News, of the photographs showing the heinous sexual abuse and torture of Iraqi POW's at the notorious Abu Ghraib prison opened a Pandora's Box for the Bush regime wrote Ernesto Cienfuegos in La Voz de Aztlan on May 2, 2004.

Journalist Cienfuegos further states "Apparently, the suspended US commander of the prison where the worst abuses took place, Brigadier General Janis Karpinski, has refused to take the fall by herself and has implicated the CIA, Military Intelligence and private US government contractors in the torturing of POW's and in the raping of Iraqi women detainees as well."

Brigadier General Karpinski, who commanded the 800th Military Police Brigade, described a high-pressure Military Intelligence and CIA command that prized successful interrogations. A month before the alleged abuses and rapes occurred, she said, a team of CIA, Military Intelligence officers and private consultants under the employ of the US government came to Abu Ghraib. "Their main and specific mission was to give the interrogators new techniques to get more information from detainees," she said.

At least one picture shows an American soldier apparently raping a female prisoner while another is said to show a male translator raping a male detainee.

Further photographs are said to depict sexual assaults on prisoners with objects including a truncheon, wire and a phosphorescent tube.

Another apparently shows a female prisoner having her clothing forcibly removed to expose her breasts.

Detail of the content emerged from Major General Antonio Taguba, the former army officer who conducted an inquiry into the Abu Ghraib jail in Iraq.

Allegations of rape and abuse were included in his 2004 report but the fact there were photographs was never revealed. He later confirmed their existence in an interview with the Daily Telegraph in May 2009.

The London newspaper further noted "graphic nature of some of the images may explain the US President Obama's attempts to block the release of an estimated 2,000 photographs from prisons in Iraq and Afghanistan despite an earlier promise to allow them to be published."

Maj. Gen. Taguba, who retired in January 2007, said he supported the President's decision, adding: "These pictures show torture, abuse, rape and every indecency.

"The mere description of these pictures is horrendous enough, take my word for it."

In April, Mr. Obama's administration said the photographs would be released and it would be "pointless to appeal" against a court judgment in favor of the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU).

But after lobbying from senior military figures, Mr. Obama changed his mind saying they could put the safety of troops at risk.

In May, he said: "The most direct consequence of releasing them, I believe, would be to inflame anti-American public opinion and to put our troops in greater danger."

In April 2004, new photographs were sent to La Voz de Aztlan from confidential sources depicting the shocking rapes of two Iraqi women by what are purported to be US Military Intelligence personnel and private US mercenaries in military fatigues. It is now known, Cienfuegos wrote in May 2004, that hundreds of these photographs had been in circulation among the troops in Iraq. The graphic photos were being swapped between the soldiers like baseball cards.

Airborne Division gang raped a 14 year old Iraqi girl and murdered her and her family —including a 5 year old child. An additional soldier was involved in the cover-up.

One of the killers, Steven Green, was found guilty on May 07, 2009 in the US District Court of Paducah and is now awaiting sentencing.

The leaked Public Affairs Guidance put the 101st media team into a "passive posture" — withholding information where possible. It conceals presence of both child victims, and describes the rape victim, who had just turned 14, as "a young

The US Army's Criminal Investigation Division did not begin its investigation until three and a half months after the crime, news reports at that time commented.

This is not the only grim picture coming out of Iraq U.S. forces being accused of using rape as a war weapon.

The release, by CBS News, of the photographs showing the heinous sexual abuse and torture of Iraqi POW's at the notorious Abu Ghraib prison opened a Pandora's Box for the Bush regime wrote Ernesto Cienfuegos in La Voz de Aztlan on May 2, 2004.

Journalist Cienfuegos further states "Apparently, the suspended US commander of the prison where the worst abuses took place, Brigadier General Janis Karpinski, has refused to take the fall by herself and has implicated the CIA, Military Intelligence and private US government contractors in the torturing of POW's and in the raping of Iraqi women detainees as well."

Brigadier General Karpinski, who commanded the 800th Military Police Brigade, described a high-pressure Military Intelligence and CIA command that prized successful interrogations. A month before the alleged abuses and rapes occurred, she said, a team of CIA, Military Intelligence officers and private consultants under the employ of the US government came to Abu Ghraib. "Their main and specific mission was to give the interrogators new techniques to get more information from detainees," she said.

At least one picture shows an American soldier apparently raping a female prisoner while another is said to show a male translator raping a male detainee.

Further photographs are said to depict sexual assaults on prisoners with objects including a truncheon, wire and a phosphorescent tube.

Another apparently shows a female prisoner having her clothing forcibly removed to expose her breasts.

Detail of the content emerged from Major General Antonio Taguba, the former army officer who conducted an inquiry into the Abu Ghraib jail in Iraq.

Allegations of rape and abuse were included in his 2004 report but the fact there were photographs was never revealed. He later confirmed their existence in an interview with the Daily Telegraph in May 2009.

The London newspaper further noted "graphic nature of some of the images may explain the US President Obama's attempts to block the release of an estimated 2,000 photographs from prisons in Iraq and Afghanistan despite an earlier promise to allow them to be published."

Maj. Gen. Taguba, who retired in January 2007, said he supported the President's decision, adding: "These pictures show torture, abuse, rape and every indecency.

"The mere description of these pictures is horrendous enough, take my word for it."

In April, Mr. Obama's administration said the photographs would be released and it would be "pointless to appeal" against a court judgment in favor of the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU).

But after lobbying from senior military figures, Mr. Obama changed his mind saying they could put the safety of troops at risk.

In May, he said: "The most direct consequence of releasing them, I believe, would be to inflame anti-American public opinion and to put our troops in greater danger."

In April 2004, new photographs were sent to La Voz de Aztlan from confidential sources depicting the shocking rapes of two Iraqi women by what are purported to be US Military Intelligence personnel and private US mercenaries in military fatigues. It is now known, Cienfuegos wrote in May 2004, that hundreds of these photographs had been in circulation among the troops in Iraq. The graphic photos were being swapped between the soldiers like baseball cards.

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[Pak-Media] Condolonces on the Demise of Dr. Nabi Bakhsh Baloch

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Dear All:
 
I take this opportunity to extend heartfelt condolences of Dr. Qader Magsi, Chairman STP, Dr. Rajab Ali Memon, Secretary General STP, and all office bearers and central committee members of the STP on the sad demise of renouned scholar and literary icon of Sindh- Professor Dr. Nabi Bakhsh Baloch; to the people of Sindh and Pakistan and to the members of his family.  Dr. Baloch has done valuable literary, historic and sociial research.  His work iextending to over 100 books and hundreds of research papers & investigative articles is a cultural treasure of Sindh.  His services shall be remembered by Sindhi nation for centuries ahead.  We pray for eternal peace of the departed soul. AMEEN. 

Dr. Rajab Ali Memon

Secretary General

Sindh Taraqi Pasand Party - The STP
Taraqi Pasand House, Qasimabad
Hyderabad, Sindh, Pakistan


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[Pak-Media] Pakistan’s President to visit Turkey

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ANKARA, 8 April 2011: President of Pakistan Mr. Asif Ali Zardari will pay an official visit to Turkey from 11-14 April, 2011. During the visit, the President will meet President Abdullah Gül, Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and Speaker Turkish Grand National Assembly Mehmet Ali Şahin. He will also interact with parliamentarians, business community, think-tanks and the media.

 

The President in his meetings with the Turkish leadership will take stock of bilateral relations, discuss ways and means to strengthen economic and commercial relations with focus on up-grading rail, road, and air links. Recent developments in the region would also be discussed between the leaders.

 

Turkish President H.E. Mr. Abdullah Gül will confer Devlet Nişan (Order of the State) in recognition of the outstanding services of President Zardari for further strengthening the close cordial relations between the two brotherly countries.

 

The visit will give a new momentum to the bilateral relations especially in the fields of economy and trade as well as enhancing connectivity.

 

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[Pak-Media] Pakistan lacks plan to defeat Taliban?

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Please read my new article and send your comment. Syed Saleem Shahzad

http://www.asiadespatch.com/2011/04/pakistan-lacks-plan-to-defeat-taliban/

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[Pak-Media] Rehman Malik's Private Spy Ageny in London and BB’s Murder

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Unlawful Command
Rehman Malik's treacherous orders are like following 'unlawful command' and those who are following this traitor's orders are committing crime against state of Pakistan including the officials based in the embassies abroad? How can he run a British private detective security agency and interior ministry of Pakistan? It is shameful and treacherous. Thx


Rehman Malik's 'Shaffaf Limited's role in Benazir Bhutto's murder: Private Spy/Detective Agency in London
By Dr Shahid Qureshi
According to information available on his website: During 26 years active service as civil servant and as a Member of Federal Investigation Agency (Equivalent to FBI/USA), Government of Pakistan, Dr. A. Rehman Malik had held the post of Director General of FIA besides heading various regional offices of the department such as Crime Zone, Peshawar, Immigration, Interpol and National Security Cell, Ministry of Interior. The incumbency of these positions involved formulation and implementation of policy to be followed by the various sections of FIA and overseeing the investigation of cases of diverse nature. During this period of in his working in FIA he had been involved into anti-terrorism, anti-money laundering operations, which has earned him a respectable position within the world law enforcement community. In recognition of his services, the then President of Pakistan had awarded him Sitara-e-Shujaat medal (for gallantry) in 1995. He had represented Pakistan in a number of international and national conferences and seminars
Rich Experience in the field of Investigations, Security, Telecommunication General Administration & Management, and Security Consultant to Multinational Concerns. Presently running successful international business operations.
Established in the year 2000 SHAFFAF GROUP started its business in the field of security consultancy and corporate fraud investigations. Now over the years, the SHAFFAF GROUP progressed significantly and entered into divergent areas of businesses ranging from security services to building vehicles running on Compressed Air Technology (CAT), handling VoIP traffic throughout the world, became part of a consortium with world renowned partners to bring out a National Security Protection Suite, which caters all the needs of any security agency, and TV entertainment. The Group is investing heavily to ensure efficient and cost effective services in the fields of its expertise to its clients around the globe.
Following pertinent questions could be asked:
Almost all private detective agencies in the UK are run by ex security services/police/CID etc personals. How come a foreign national was allowed to operate a company?
Why Foreign Nationals /dual nationals are posted on most sensitive position in Pakistan?
Is there any Law of Conflict of Interest in Pakistan?
Has he signed any document to be advisor if not than he is a free man to pass on info later on because he has not signed any oath/secret service act etc?
If Mr. Rehman Malik was head of a security agency and an expert than why Benazir Bhutto was killed on the street and he didn't got a scratch?
Why was he not travelling with her?
Did Rehman Malik has any knowledge about Benazir Bhutto making request to Israeli Agency MOSSAD for protection?
He is Business partner of Benazir Bhutto now Asif Zardari – (oil for food program, Villas in Spain')
Minimum requirement to work as a policeman in UK is British Citizenship with at least 10 years of professionals' track record and references.
How come Rehman Mailk started a detective agency without being British citizenship? Or is he British citizen?
When Mr Malik got his client i.e. Benazir Bhutto killed for ignoring basic security principle/code, how come he becomes Security Advisor to PM, senator and now Interior Minister boss of all the intelligence agencies including ISI as establishment division's notification making ISI under Interior Ministry is still valid? He should be sacked straightaway or resigned himself but President Zardari promoted him? That is how much Zardari loves Benazir Bhutto.
Who are his employers and who are they?
He claims that he arrested Yousaf Ramzi but in actual fact there was no anti-terror unit in FIA until 2002. One can ask him how did you do it?
Why he is not been investigated for removing the backup car i.e. life line of Benazir Bhutto from the scene?
He lied on camera about the incident and misled people of Pakistan?
I could only provide information which is available in public domain. I hope you will find some time to look into the matter more meticulously and uncover the killers of Benazir Bhutto.

References:
(Details available on Companies House Website. One can get full details of directors etc by paying a small fee)
Name & Registered Office: Companies House in the UK
SHAFFAF LIMITED,
SUITE 101-102, 38 EDGWARE ROAD, LONDON, W2 2EW
Company No. 03908422
Status: Active
Date of Incorporation: 18/01/2000
Country of Origin: United Kingdom
Company Type: Private Limited Company
Nature of Business (SIC(03)):
7460 - Investigation & security
Accounting Reference Date: 31/05
Last Accounts Made Up To: 31/05/2006 (TOTAL EXEMPTION SMALL)
Next Accounts Due: 31/03/2008
Last Return Made Up To: 18/01/2007
Next Return Due: 15/02/2008 OVERDUE
Last Members List: 18/01/2007
Previous Names: No previous name information has been recorded over the last 20 years.
Branch Details: There are no branches associated with this company.
Overseas Company Info: There are no Overseas Details associated with this company

Name & Registered Office:
Business address:
Shaffaf Limited (Security and Detective Agency)
Dr A Rehman Malik, Crown House Suit, 603 – 604, North Circular Road
London, NW10 7PN
Dr. Malik is Managing Director of SHAFFAF LIMITED - dealing in security consultancy and investigation of corporate frauds. He is also Chairman of RODCOM-EUROPE LIMITED, MDI-MEA, Vice Chairman of gfta, President of DM Digital TV and RYSTONE HOLDINGS. He is Honorary Consul General of Republic of Niger in UK.
All the above companies are growing fast with good annual turnovers.
www.shaffafgroup.com/dr__a__rehman_malik.htm
List of British Detective Agencies
www.thelocalweb.net/Detective-Agencies.htm
For more information on the services the Group is providing please follow the relevant links on the left side of the page.
HEAD OFFICE: SHAFFAF GROUP
38 Edgware Road, London W 2 2EH.
Tel: +44(0)20 7724 5020 - Fax: +44 (0) 20 7806 0651 - Mobile: +44 (0) 7980 829 385
Email: managingdirector@shaffafgroup.com
directoroperations@shaffafgroup.com, info@shaffafgroup.com
RODCOM-EUROPE (Company directed by Mr Malik)
Email: rm@rodcom-europe.com
MDI-MEA
Email: directorops@mdi-mea.com
chairman@mdi-mea.com

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