Life ends; when you stop Dreaming,

Hope ends; when you stop Believing,

Love ends; when you stop Caring,
And Friendship ends; when you stop Sharing...!!!
Our Birth is our Opening Balance!
Our Death is our Closing Balance!
Our Prejudiced Views are our Liabilities
Our Creative Ideas are our Assets
Heart is our Current Asset
Soul is our Fixed Asset
Brain is our Fixed Deposit
Thinking is our Current Account
Achievements are our Capital
Character & Morals, our Stock- in-Trade
Friends are our General Reserves
Values & Behavior are our Goodwill
Patience is our Interest Earned
Love is our Dividend
Children are our Bonus Issues
Education is Brands / Patents
Knowledge is our Investment
Experience is our Premium Account
The Aim is to Tally the Balance Sheet Accurately
The Goal is to get the Best Presented Accounts Award
Some very Good and Very bad things ...
The most destructive habit.................Worry
The greatest Joy.................Giving
The greatest loss.................Loss of Self-Respect
The most satisfying work.................Helping Others
The ugliest personality trait.................Selfishness
The most endangered species................Dedicated Leaders
Our greatest natural resource.................Our Youth
The greatest 'shot in the arm'.................Encouragement
The greatest problem to overcome.................Fear
The most effective sleeping pill.................Peace of Mind
The most crippling failure disease...............Excuses
The most powerful force in life.................Love
The most dangerous pariah.................A Gossip
The world's most incredible computer........The Brain
The worst thing to be without................... Hope
The deadliest weapon.......................The Tongue
The two most power-filled words..............'I Can'
The greatest asset.............................Faith
The most worthless emotion.................Self-Pity
The most beautiful attire......................SMILE!
The most prized possession.................Integrity
The most powerful channel of communication................Prayer
The most contagious spirit...............Enthusiasm
The most important thing in life..........





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Hazrat Ali (A.S) once replied to a group of ten learned people who asked, 'We seek your
permission for our putting a question to you.'Hazrat Ali (AS) replied, 'You are at perfect
liberty.

'They said, 'of knowledge and wealth, which is better and why. Please give a separate
answer to each of us. mam Ali (AS) answered in ten parts:

. Knowledge is the legacy of the Prophets; wealth is the inheritance of the Pharaohs.
Therefore, knowledge is better than wealth

2. You are to guard your wealth but knowledge guards you. Therefore, knowledge is
better.

3. A man of wealth has many enemies, while a man of knowledge has many friends.
Hence, knowledge is better.

4. Knowledge is better because it increases with distribution, while wealth decreases by
that act.

5. Knowledge is better because a learned man is apt to be generous while a wealthy
person is apt to be miserly.

6. Knowledge is better because it cannot be stolen while wealth can be stolen .

7. Knowledge is better because time cannot harm knowledge but wealth rusts in course
of time and wears away.

8. Knowledge is better because it is boundless while wealth is limited and you can keep
! account of it.

9. Knowledge is better because it illuminates the mind while wealth is apt to blacken it.

. Knowledge is better because knowledge induced the humanity in our Prophet to say
to GOD 'we worship thee as we are your servants,' while wealth engendered in Pharaoh
and Nimrod the vanity which made them claim god head. Seek knowledge, peace and
health will follow.

'When someone shares something of value with you and you are benefited from it, you
have a moral obligation to share it with others.'


onday, February 21, 2011
Why Pukistun Cunnot ReIeuse the Mun
Who CuIIs HimseIf Ruymond Duvis
This article was received from a friend. He has unfortunately not given the name of the
newspaper that carried it. Brig.(retd), Shaukat Qadir is a highly respected and well-informed
Pakistani analyst. After the Kargil conflict he had come out with an excellent analysis. In
response to some requests from readers, I am reproducing this below. Hoping to be excused by
him for reproducing it without his prior permission.


By Shaukat Qadir

February 19, 2011 "ThisCantBeHappening" -- Islamabad--By now journalists
everywhere (except in the US) have come to the conclusion that there is Iar, Iar more
to Raymond Davis than is being revealed by the US or by Pakistani oIIicials. That he
was engaged in anti-state activities in Pakistan and that the two young men he killed
were intelligence agents tailing him is virtually an accepted Iact.

The US, never Iamous Ior its diplomacy (The Ugly American, which made that point
more than halI a century ago, became a best seller and a very successIul movie,
starring Marlon Brando), seems to have discovered Iresh depths to its strong-arm,
coercive diplomacy. The mere Iact that no less a personage than the US President has
asked that this low-ranked person be granted absolute immunity, is indicative oI the
US desperation to get him him out oI Pakistan and its court system.

One Western journalist has reIerred to this incident as the "biggest intelligence Iiasco
since the downing oI a U-2 by the erstwhile USSR in 1962." Obviously, the
apprehension is that were he to be tried and convicted in Pakistan and handed a
lengthy prison, or even a death sentence, Davis might "spill the beans" and that, were
he to do so, those Wikileaks cables could pale into insigniIicance!

That, in itselI, is more than suIIicient reason Ior Pakistan to reIuse to hand him over;
but there is Iar more to Pakistan`s problems regarding this issue than just that.
However, beIore we get to those, some comically Iarcical blunders committed by the
US Embassy in Pakistan merit narration, since I am Iairly certain these are not being
reported by the US media. They illustrate clearly the extent oI the desperation
American oIIicials are Ieeling!

On January 25th 2011, just two days beIore Davis shot and killed the two young
Pakistanis, the US Embassy submitted a list oI its diplomatic and non-diplomatic staII
in Pakistan to the Pakistani Foreign OIIice (FO), as all Ioreign nations are required to
do annually. The list included 48 names. Raymond Davis was not on the list. The day
aIter Davis shot and killed the two Pakistanis, the US Embassy suddenly submitted a
'revised list to the Foreign OIIice which added Davis` name!

When Pakistani police took Davis into custody on January 27th, he had on his person
an ordinary American passport with a valid ordinary Pakistan visa, issued by the
Pakistan Embassy in Washington. On January 28th, a member oI the US Consulate
wanted the Pakistani police to exchange that passport in Davis` possession with
another one. The Iresh passport being oIIered was a diplomatic passport with a valid
diplomatic visa dated sometime in 2009. This visa was stamped in Islamabad by the
FO!

It gets ridiculously Iunnier. The prosecutor representing the Punjab government has
presented two letters Irom the US Embassy as evidence beIore the Lahore High Court,
Iorwarded to the Punjab government through the FO. The Iirst letter, dated January
27, reads: 'Davis is an employee oI the US Consulate General Lahore and holder oI a
diplomatic passport." The second, dated February 3rd, states that Davis is a member
oI the 'administrative and technical staII oI the US Embassy Islamabad! Just how
gullible do the Americans take Pakistanis to be!

BeIore moving on to the political implications Ior Pakistan, were Davis to be granted
immunity, it is important to review some domestic impediments, without which, he
would never have been taken into custody.

AsiI Ali Zardari might be a politically empowered president domestically, but iI the
US asked him to jump, he would ask "how high?" II they asked him to bend over, he
would ask, "how low?" Had Davis committed the murders in Islamabad, under Iederal
jurisdiction, he would have been Ilown out oI the country within hours oI his crime
beIore any Iuror could have time to develop. But he slaughtered his victims in Lahore,
in the jurisdiction oI the Punjab state government, manned by the PML(N), which is
Zardari`s party`s main opposition.

Despite repeated and numerous requests Irom the US Embassy and the Federal
government, the Punjab government has stood Iirm and has even denied Davis the
comIorts normally aIIorded a political prisoner. Instead, Davis has the same Iacilities
that any common Pakistani criminal has, in the rather notorious Kot Lakpat jail in
Lahore (though he is being separated Irom the general prison population Ior his own
saIety).

Then there is the superior judiciary; the Supreme Court (SC), which awaits Davis with
sleeves rolled up, more than ready to ensure justice in deIiance oI Zardari`s wishes.
Meanwhile, Davis has already been indicted beIore the Lahore High Court (LHC),
which has extended his judicial remand in police custody to allow time Ior more
interrogation. ThereIore, even iI the LHC could be intimidated, an appeal beIore the
SC is inevitable.

Finally there is the Pakistani Pentagon, the General Headquarters, commonly known
as GHQ. Now that it is a Iairly accepted Iact in Pakistan that Davis is guilty oI anti-
Pakistan activities and has killed two members oI an intelligence agency, probably the
well-known Inter-Service Intelligence (ISI), GHQ will have a say in his disposal.
Consequently, despite Zardari`s desire to please the US, he may Iind himselI
hamstrung.

Under Pakistani law, there is provision Ior "Blood Money," i.e. that the next oI kin
can accept monetary remuneration and then pardon the killer beIore the court. Despite
pressure brought to bear on the Iamilies oI Zeeshan and Faheem, the ill-Iated pair that
was murdered, both Iamilies have unanimously reIused to accept Blood Money. In
Iact, tempers are running so high that local wealthy businessmen have publicly urged
them to reIuse, with the promise that they would match any sum oIIered to them by
the US!

When rumors were Iloating that the US might cut a deal, oIIering AaIiya Siddique--
the Pakistani scientist convicted in the US oI attempting to murder two US
interrogators and now serving a controversial 86-year sentence-- in exchange Ior
Davis, Siddique`s own Iamily reIused to accept her back on these terms and spoke to
local dailies urging the Punjab government not to release Davis Ior any reason.

Based on all oI the above, I personally doubt that Davis` immunity plea will be
accepted. However, iI despite everything, his claim were accepted, what would be the
political repercussions?

That`s the million-dollar question!

The Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), known in the US media as the Pakistan
Taliban, has issued a warning to the government oI dire consequences iI Davis is
released. That would mean suicide attacks, murder and mayhem would immediately
Iollow his release. Targets might well include any judges involved in the decision.

The youth oI Pakistan--who rose to a pedestal in my eyes during last year`s Iloods,
when young boys and girls deIied our social taboos (sometimes even parental edicts)
in the hundreds oI thousands, spending many nights away Irom home so as to assist
those aIIected by the Iloods and demonstrating courage, determination, warmth, and
patriotism oI a level I had not expected--have again joined hands over this case.

They can be Iound in droves on the web; exhorting the Pakistan government to reIuse
US aid, promising to raise donations Irom their resources and the public iI the US cuts
it oII, and urging the government to withstand US pressure and reIuse Davis
immunity. They are also vowing that iI immunity is granted, a youth movement oI
unprecedented proportions will start and, that like the historic Long March Ior the
restoration oI the judiciary in March 2009, which could have toppled the PPP
government, this youth movement will succeed in toppling the government, where the
Long March let it oII the hook when its demands were met.

It`s not just the youth either. Every shopkeeper, cab driver, vendor and ordinary
laborer that I have spoken with is unanimous in expressing the view that they will rise
to demonstrate and overthrow this government, iI Davis is granted immunity.

When the Egyptian People Power revolution started, I explained to a number oI
Iriends, local and Ioreign, why it was unlikely to spread to Pakistan. II Davis is
granted immunity, though, I am more than likely to be proven wrong. Here too, as in
Egypt, it is more than likely that GHQ will reIuse to turn their guns on the
demonstrators. But the Iall oI the PPP government might be the least oI our concerns.

Despite the numerical increase in what used to be an inIinitesimally small number oI
Islamic extremists, I have argued IorceIully that there is, Ior the immediate Iuture, no
Iear oI Islamic Iorces becoming dominant in Pakistan. I have Irequently cited the
unanimous support Ior the military in the use oI Iorce against TTP--support which
persists to date, despite suicide attacks. In Iact, each suicide attack increases the
determination oI the people to Iight terrorists.

Davis, however, could change that. Granting him immunity, in my opinion, could be
the sole act that could provide an excuse Ior militant Islam to become dominant in
Pakistan.

So, tread careIully, Mr Obama. You have already made one blunder by stoking unrest
in Pakistan, using Raymond Davis, or whatever his name is, and his ilk, and have
been caught with both hands in the cookie jar. But in trying to avoid the repercussions
oI this blunder, you could commit another oI even more disastrous proportions--one
that would reverberate around the world. You could create the realization oI your own
worst nightmare: a nuclear Pakistan dominated by religious extremist Iorces.

It might still not happen this way, but the path you are treading certainly is one that
leads in the direction oI converting that nightmare into reality.

See also - Probe Iinds connection between Davis, drone attacks: Sources have
revealed that a GPS chip recovered Irom Davis was being used in identiIying targets
Ior drone attacks in the tribal region.

Was Davis Running Drone Programme in Pakistan?

SHAUKA1 QADIR retired as a Brigadier from the Pakistan infantry in 1999. He was the founder, vice president
and, briefly, president of a think tank. He now divides is time between teaching, studying many subjects,
including journalism, and baby-sitting his grandchildren. He was a regular writer for the late Far East

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Readers oI ThisCantBeHappening' will not be surprised about any oI this however.
Our online newspaper has, over the last three weeks, exposed the Iact that the
company that Davis claimed to work Ior in the US, Hyperion Protective Services,
LLC, oI Orlando Florida, was a Iraud--the address on the business cards that Davis
was carrying when arrested we traced to a vacant storeIront in a run-down and nearly
empty strip mall in Orlando. The store Iront had been vacant since 2009, according to
the owner oI the property. We also reported, when the rest oI the media was hiding the
inIormation, that the men Davis murdered were not robbers, but were Pakistani
intelligence people. As well, we reported beIore any other US media, the news that
police had Iound all manner oI spy and even terrorist materials in Davis's car. (Much
oI that inIormation was available in the Pakistani press, which was talking to the
police and prosecutors in Lahore, but not in the US press, either because US reporters
in Pakistan were just talking to US sources, or because their editors back in the States
were censoring their reports.)
I would suggest, however, that this story is not over yet. It may well be that while
Davis is a contractor Ior the CIA, he could also be something else: a still active-duty
member oI US Special Forces. One oI the items Iound on him by arresting police was
an ID card identiIying him as a DOD (Department oI DeIense) contractor. See below:
Davis reportedly spent 10 years in US Special Forces until allegedly leaving in 2003,
but apparently it has become increasingly common Ior the US to use Special Forces
personnel in countries all over the world who are "oII the books" in terms oI being
registered as active duty at the Pentagon, with records oI their service being
maintained only at the unit level. The thing is, while it is commonplace in the
international diplomatic world Ior embassies to give diplomatic cover to members oI
their intelligence services, giving active-duty military personnel diplomatic such
"cover" would be a grave violation oI international diplomatic protocol.
And since local Pakistani politics make it unlikely that the ruse oI trying to call him an
embassy employee, rather than a Lahore Consulate employee will work with the
Pakistan court, it could be the US government has decided now to Iall back to
claiming he's CIA, which would probably at least spare him a hanging, even iI it
leaves him with a long jail sentence in a Lahore prison.
My main reasoning Ior thinking Davis is in Special Forces is that CIA agents don`t
typically advertise themselves as being in the 'security business. Yet Davis was
carrying cards when he was arrested aIter slaughtering two Pakistanis that identiIied
him as an employee oI Hyperion Protective Services, LLC. That kind oI thing may
well be what a cowboy secret Special Forces commando might do, but not a CIA
agent. Furthermore, the kind oI killing that Davis was involved in--the daylight
execution on a crowded street oI two young men on motorcycles--and the equipment
police Iound in his car, which included multiple semi-automatic pistols and high-
capacity clips, a telescope, a Iorehead-mounted inIra-red Ilashlight, multiple cell-
phones, a cell-phone locater, clippers, military knives, makeup and masks and a
camera Iilled with photos oI schools (common targets Ior bombings in Lahore and
other Pakistani cities)--sound dirtier than the typical CIA Iare.
Adding to the suspicion that Davis is involved in something more than just spy work
or intelligence gathering is the report in today's Times that he "has worked Ior
years as a C.I.A. contractor, including time at Blackwater Worldwide, the private
security Iirm (now called Xe)." It's easy why the American government has been
trying so hard to keep their Pakistani police and prosecutors Irom applying the
thumbscrew and waterboard to this particular prisoner!
Two things are clear already though. One is that the US is a thoroughly untrustworthy
member oI the international diplomatic community. It has shown that, Irom the
President on down, it is ready to bald-Iacedly lie to its own allies to cover up its
neIarious activities, which well could include Iomenting terror within their borders.
The other is that the US media are nothing more than propaganda mouthpieces Ior that
same wretched government, ready to help it cover up its crimes when asked.