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Loha, I am with you! The rest of the world surely needs a leader like John Howard.
Originally posted by: an12345678
New definition of bravery, according to a Pakistani national, attack with the most sophisticated weapon and that too from behind on the people who never held a weapon in their hand.
Bravery according to the same national, kill people in cold blood at a railway station where people go to catch a train, and where the policemen rifles get jammed.
Bravery according to the same national, killing people who were trying to save others in the hotel, and did not have a weapon to fire back.
Bravery according to the same national, holding hostages to protect themselves and killing them one by one to prove their bravery.
Bravery according to the same national, shooting at a child, and when he starts crying, shoot at him again to kill him.
Bravery according to the same national, when faced with the real men, use hostages as shields to save their life.
These are the acts of brave men, according to the Pakistani national. What would these sissies would do in a real war situation when you face trained men with weapons.
Loha, I am with you! The rest of the world surely needs a leader like John Howard.
And we a leader like Obama......ooops did I just say that loud....😛😆Sorry Gauri......😛😆😆 hey, no offence taken but what have obama accomplished so far that would make you say we need a leader like him😉 tall promises - woh toh apney desi neta bhi achhey ker letey hain😆Coming back to the mudda.......As of now....having someone who has no ties whatso ever with India running the country.....I can only say.....do you think she feels the pain the way we felt when we saw Mumbai massacre....hamare dil par joh aag lagi....can she feel that....?Why don't we as Indians elect someone who has no relation to color white!!! (pun intended)Think USA.......😊Yaar, sonia toh abhi haal hee mein aayee hai. Uss key aaney sey pehley kaun sey teer maar liye hain hamarey neta logon ney? Just for records - I can't stand Sonia or her son either.
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| December 02, 2008 Having witnessed the 60-hour battle against terror in Mumbai unrelentingly on television, images of bullets whizzing around, bloodied streets, grenade blasts and courageous men -- scaling walls and dropping from helicopters -- have been etched in our minds. What many of us did not see were images of some brave men, caught in the path of the devastation they were trying to curb -- images of their homes and lives rocked by a stray bullet or a carelessly chucked grenade. One such braveheart, Captain Amitendra Kumar Singh of the National Security Guard, found himself alone at the Bombay Hospital on November 27, injured in the attack, and unable to get in touch with his family and fiance. The captain and his team arrived in Mumbai on the morning of November 27 and were sent straight to the site of action: The Oberoi Hotel. His fiance, Dr Madhu Singh, a dentist, was at home in Lucknow when she received the news -- two whole days after the incident. She was getting ready to go to work and her husband-to-be called her from a borrowed cell phone, informing her of his injury. Her heart literally stopped at the news, and she got on the next flight to Mumbai, arriving even before his parents. The frail-looking lady has been a pillar of support for her fiancee, wiping his bad eye and repeatedly assuring him of how proud she was of him. The captain hails from Lucknow and has been posted in Gurgaon, near Delhi [Images]. It is easy to forget how young this man is as he smiles and tells you his horror-laden yet heroic tale of the terrorist attacks. However, his emotions come pouring through in tears when he remembers details that are too painful to bear, and one realises that this hero is barely 25 years old. Once the tears have been wiped and traces of his mischievous smile start playing at the corners of his mouth again, he jokes, saying, "Arre, don't take my photo today. Take it tomorrow when I have shaved." |