Thursday, April 28, 2011

Again Paki Butcher Establishment killed two Baloch missing persons.

Two more Baloch missing person bullet-riddled bodies found near Ormada Balochistan

 
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Occupied Balochistan – April 28: Two more bullet-riddled bodies of Baloch missing persons were found in Makran Coastal Highway near Ormada Balochistan on Thursday morning. The bodies were taken to the local hospital Ormada, where they were identified as Siddique Eido Baloch and Yousaf Baloch. Siddique Eido Baloch was Balochistan based Journalist and member of Human Right Commission of Pakistan. Yousaf Baloch is a tailor master in Pasni. Both are abducted in main Gwadar road Pasni by Pakistani military intelligence on December 21, 2010. According to a press release issued by HRCP’s Balochistan chapter, Siddique Eido Baloch, along with his companion, Yousaf Baloch, was on his way home to Pasni after appearing in a court in Gwadar when two vehicles, usually in the use of secret agencies, intercepted them on the main Gwadar Road of Pasni. The personnel bundled both of them into the vehicle and sped away. As many as 150 bullet-riddled bodies of Baloch political opponents and students have so far been recovered during the past eight months from different parts of the province. They were all young and mostly students, who were picked and killed.

Monday, April 25, 2011

Vampire of ISI sucked the blood of five Balochs.

5 bullet-riddled bodies found in Balochistan

Updated at 12:10 PST Monday, April 25, 2011
 
QUETTA: The Khuzdar police found three-bullet riddled bodies in an area on Monday morning. “The police received information about lying of three bullet-riddled bodies in Zidee area of Khuzdar district", police told reporters. The bodies were taken into custody and shifted to Khuzdar Civil Hospital.

Sunday, April 24, 2011

The roaring Call of Nawab Akber Khan Bugti, the great !!!















"The roaring Call of  Nawab Akber Khan Bugti

There comes a cry, like thunder's sound
Like thousands of swords . . . striking around,
The Sound echoed, in the Towns around
In the valleys, Mountains and Villages around.
 
Lo!! The black clouds are lowering down
on Sindh & Baluchistan' s plains and Towns,
Listen!! roaring guides of Nawab Akber Bugti Khan
Sindh & Balochistan' s...crown and Lion.
 
"Oh Sindh-o-Balochistan , Sistan-O-Khorasan
The land, the rivers, the coast of Mekuran,
The men, women and the children of my beloved land
Who will be the Protecter of Sindh & Balochistan? "
 
Be firm, conscious and struggle not lonely
United & faithfully, protect your land bravely,
Forget it not . . . for a while!!
Keep it in your conscious minds
"That for thousands of years our forefather's land
is threatened, now by a Robber's band."
 
As long as the cruelty in the land runs
And the Sindhians arms, takes the Guns.
Balochs, Sindhis and their friends to their duty go
Sindh and Balochistan are kept free from the foe.
 
Boldly striking, defeating & expelling the Fascism
Rises the sun of Holy Freedom,
The long duel from Sindh to Sistan
Happily ends to free 'Sindh-Balochistan' .
..............................................................
 
 
 
 

Friday, April 22, 2011

Sindhi & Baloch leaders face death by MI death-squads while ISI engages with CIA.

Breaking Up of Pakistan is good for the Sovereignity of Balochistan.

belaar baloch <belaar3@yahoo.com> 
 


 

In dealing with fractured states, particularly those of which are torn apart by ethno-national conflicts, the society of states often overlooks a fundamental issue, the one that lies at the root of such conflicts: Arbitrary nature of international boundaries.
Drawn by war victors and colonial powers in South Asia, Middle East and Africa, in a protracted period beginning in the wake of the First World War up until the end of the decolonisation of 1960s, these artificial boundaries have remained to be one of the major sources of intra-state violence – not to mention various inter-state border wars. Indeed, these boundaries are not social but political constructs; they do not reflect cultural, national and historical realities.
And yet, ironically, they are deemed essential for maintenance of order and stability.
What was the prime motive that drove the European powers to fiddle with centuries-old cultural frontiers is an inquisitive subject that, of course, requires thorough investigation. What became clear, however, in the wake of decolonisation was that both former colonial powers of Europe and the successor states in Africa and Asia were seen determined to defend these unjust arrangements.  
In spite of their mutual differences on a host of international issues, such as trade and aid imbalances as well as equal representation in international institutions, both groups of states were, nonetheless, united in preservation of newly established status quo ante: The present international boundaries must remain intact.
Conscious of their legally protected status within international law as “sovereign entities,” the elite of each newly independent state embarked on an aggressive path to create a unitary state, often crushing not only the customs and traditions of small nationalities but also, in some cases, pushing for new settlements in their territories in order to change the demographic facts in the pretext of developments and economic progress. Xingjian in China and Balochistan in Iran and Pakistan are obvious cases in this regard.
Faced with criticism on the foreign front, a series of resolutions were passed by these quasi states (to borrow a term from Robert Jackson) during the 1970s in UN General Assembly, soon, followed by another set of resolutions from African Union: defending the legal norm of non-interference in the domestic affairs of sovereign states. When questions raised by the former colonial powers over their repressive treatment of minority groups, the leadership of quasi states were quick to invoke international legal norms. Hence, any criticism on their abusive conducts was tantamount to intervention in state sovereignty.
But, as the Cold War came to a dramatic end, so did the myth of inviolability of international borders. From the breakup of Yugoslavia in early 1990s to the recent independence of South Sudan, and the ongoing crisis in Libya, it has increasingly become clear that the legal norms, such as non-interference and respect of state sovereignty, are not applicable when it comes to abusive behaviour of dominant groups, rogue armies or regimes within the quasi states. Sovereignty, indeed, comes with responsibilities.

Monday, April 18, 2011

Release Mr. Muzafar Bhutto, the Sindhi freedom fighter.

Aim

Release Muzafar Bhutto, a Sindhi freedom fighter

To raise the voice for the release of Muzafar Bhutto,Secretary,JSMM

Muzaffar Bhutto is General Secretary of Jeay Sindh Muttaheda Mahaz (JSMM), a political party advocating greater autonomy for the province of Sindh from Pakistan. He was travelling in his car on 25 February 2011 with his wife and younger brother, when they were stopped by around twenty men in plain clothes who came out of unmarked cars and were escorted by a number of police waiting at the area of Saeedabad Tool plaza in Hyderabad city of Sindh province.

Friday, April 15, 2011

Detainees & the" death of due process" in Pakistan.

Detainees and the death of due process in Pakistan

By Mehlaqa Samdani, April 8, 2011 Share

At the start of his presidency, President Barack Obama outlined his vision for Pakistan and Afghanistan in a speech that emphasized the need for "security that can only come through the rule of law" and stressed that "a campaign against extremism cannot be won with bullets and bombs alone."  Yet for hundreds of Pakistanis the subsequent campaign launched jointly by the Pakistani and American governments has been used as a pretext by the Pakistani government to pursue its own counterterrorism agenda, which has delivered nothing but bullets and bombs.

Thursday, April 14, 2011

"With the death of a language, the nations are extinguished from the surface of the earth",said HeyerBiyaar Marri Baloch.

 "If yours limbs are cut, you become a disable person, if you loose your eye-sight you become blind,
you can survive even if you loss the  five senses. If you die, your nation lives further but if you have lost your
language, your nation shall be extinquished from the surface of the earth."..........Khan  Jan  Baloch.

Great speech of Baloch Leader waja,Hayrbyar Marri on First Baloch Culture  and Language Conference held on 3rd April 2011 at London.
 

Tuesday, April 12, 2011

BALOCHISTAN : A Slaughterhouse of Pakistan`s military butchers..

BALOCHISTAN : A perfect Slaughterhouse of Pakistan’s military butchers


by Ali Baloch

(April 12, Karachi, Sri Lanka Guardian) The Baloch land once was a free and sovereign country, on August 11,1947,the British acceded control of Balochistan to the ruler of Balochistan, Mir Ahmad Yar Khan - the Khan of Kalat. The Khan immediately declared the independence of Balochistan, and Mohammad Ali Jinnah signed the proclamation of Balochistan’s sovereignty under the Khan.

The New York Times reported on August 12, 1947: “Under the agreement, Pakistan recognizes Kalat as an independent sovereign state with a status different from that of the Indian States. An announcement from New Delhi said that Kalat, Moslem State in Baluchistan, has reached an agreement with Pakistan for free flow of communications and commerce, and would negotiate for decisions on defense, external affairs and communications.” The next day, the NY Times even printed a map of the world showing Balochistan as a fully independent country.

Sunday, April 10, 2011

United States is ridding on the back of fail horse in South Asia.

Again, Pakistani Army killed two Balochs - Ghulam Qadir s/o Waris
and Ghulam Qadir s/o Shermohd -
in Panjgur, Mekuran, Balochistan.
on 9th April, 2011.

Balochs regard  the west world, specially U.K, European Union and United States as their allies and hope,  to obtain their civil rights and freedom but none of them assist Balochs diplomatically, financially and militarily. While Pakistani ISI is endeavouring to impose Talibanisation in Balochistan by killing secular Balochs and encourging Talibani elements in Balochistan.

Friday, April 8, 2011

The Baloch who refused to accept the life of Slavery!!!

An interview with Dr. Allah Nazar
April 2011
The policy makers of the West must know that we are a peace-loving and secular people, and a free Balochistan is in the best interest of all those countries that love, and fight to maintain, peace — not only in the region but in the whole world.
Dr. Allah Nazar
You’ve probably never heard of Balochistan. A resource rich province of Pakistan wedged between Afghanistan and Iran, it is an area of great geo-political importance that includes the port of Gwadar, which many eye as a profitable road to China and Central Asia. Balochistan is also the site of what historian Selig Harrison has called “a slow motion genocide” of the Baloch people.

Despite its strategic importance and harrowing human rights scandals, however, the region and its problems go virtually unreported because Pakistani authorities rarely grant journalists permission to travel beyond the capital of Quetta and its intelligence agencies routinely monitor and mistreat those journalists who do enter the province.

Wednesday, April 6, 2011

Mr. Ahmed Faraz unveils the real faces of muslim Military & Bureauracts of Colonial India.

The muslim military and bureaucrats of undivided India staged
a coup against the citizens of Pakistan in 1948, after occupying
Balochistan, and begain their fight against their own people in
Pakistan. The massacre of their own people since 1948, turned
Pakistan and Balochistan into a "slaughter-house" for Pakistani
Military to test their weapons, military tactics and bravery!!!

The unlimited bravery of Pakistan Army  turned  her Generals
to be the richest guys in Pakistan and Pakistani Military became
a Military Business Corporation, running the business of
diary-form to multiple Heavy Industries.

Pakistani Military`s policy, "what is YOURS is MINE"  looted
85% of  Pakistani budget. To divert the anger of Pakistani people`s
economic and social problems  from their dirty deeds, Pakistani
Military started to massacre Balochs which is continuing unabated.

One can`t expect the Pakistani Generals shall learn a lesson
from the history because the President of Ivory-coast, a Professor
of  history declined to abandon the office of Presidency inspite
of losing in election.

Payshaawar Qatilo Tum Sipahi Nahin by Ahmad Faraz

Conference on Balochi Language & situation of Balochistan.

http://www.balochwarna.com/modules/news/article.php?storyid=3161

Saturday, April 2, 2011

Mr. Rehmatullah Shaeen, Journalist of Daily Tawar, faced extra-judicial killing.

The Baloch Hal News
QUETTA: The bullet-riddled dead body of a Baloch journalist was recovered from Quetta on Friday, police said.

Family members said Rehmatullah Shaeen, a correspondent of anti-government Daily Tawar newspaper in Bolan District, had disappeared almost a month ago when he was traveling from his native town to Quetta for which they blamed the government intelligence agencies.