There is absolutely no spin that the Pakistani military can put on what occurred to shield themselves from the full reality of the fact that they not only lost, but they lost very, very badly. Clearly, there's a problem within the Pakistani military, both because it's a cancer on Pakistani society and because as a military, it's incompetent. Is Asim Munir going to keep his job?...

Tom Cooper provides an insider’s analysis of how India’s bold new strategy caught Pakistan off guard, crippling their air defenses and exposing the weaknesses of their much-touted military might. Discover why Pakistan’s advanced Chinese air defense systems failed, how India’s integration of electronic warfare and UAVs turned the tide, and what the targeting of sensitive nuclear facilities means for the region’s security dynamics. This interview offers rare insights into the decision-making that led to India’s overwhelming victory and what it signals for future Indo-Pak relations.

Nuclear leak, radiation, Boron, and a bunch of conspiracy theories began to float on social media as reports emerged that India, in its retaliatory strikes against Pakistan under Operation Sindoor, has reportedly hit the Kirana Hills in Pakistan. The Kirana Hills, which are close to the Sargodha Air Base, are said to be a nuclear storage facility. While India did hit the Sargodha Air Base, however, the Air Marshal AK Bharti categorically denied these claims, although his advertant or inadvertent smirk fanned further speculations.

Denying hitting any nuclear storage facility in the Kirana Hills, the Air Force officer said, “Thank you for telling us that Pakistan has stored its nuclear weapons at Kirana Hills, whatever is there. We have not hit Kirana Hills, whatever is there. I did not brief in my briefing yesterday.”

In a press briefing, the Pakistani DG ISPR Sharif Ahmed Chaudhary, also said that there is no truth in the claims that India has hit Pakistan’s nuclear establishment in Pakistan, although while saying this, he had an uncomfortable smile on his face.

Amidst all this, social media claims emerged that an Egyptian Air Force plane carrying a huge amount of Boron landed in Pakistan to test nuclear leaks or contain them. Social media posts also showed flight radar images to claim that a US Energy Department plane also arrived in Pakistan. However, no official confirmation is there about the same.

Notably, as per a Dawn newspaper report, one of the Indian drones did fall in the area of Kirana Hills. So far, people have mostly heard of Kahuta and Chagai in the context of Pakistan’s nuclear mission, but Kirana Hills is rather a new name.

As Kirana Hills and the speculation that it houses one of Pakistan’s nuclear storage facilities started making the rounds on social media, it has piqued global interest, especially among Indians and neutral defence analysts. So, what is the secret of Kirana Hills? Why is it important?

Kirana Hills: Home to Pakistan’s nuclear arsenal?

Kirana Hills, also known as the Black Mountains due to brownish terrain, is a range in the Punjab state of Pakistan. It is located in the Sargodha district of Pakistan. This hill range is about 80 kilometres long. Several research projects were undertaken on Kirana Hills during the British rule.

It is about 170 kilometres away from the Indian border. There is a forest around Kirana Hills, and it is said that wild animals are found here. Pakistan had also excavated here to search for uranium.

Pakistan’s Defence Ministry took over Kirana Hills around 1970. Kirana Hills is a part of Mushaf Airbase. Mushaf Airbase is an important military base of the Pakistani Air Force, and its aircraft, including F-16 and JF-17, are stationed here. There is also a radar station here.

Our Great Leader responsible for the Demographic Genocide in Sabah via Project IC

Questions asked, where is their share from Oil and Gas and all the Lumber, only left with empty promises and tree stumps.

Remember Datuk Peter Joinod Mojuntin? Datuk Peter Joinod Mojuntin was a leader who worked tirelessly for his people and was ready to sacrifice his life for them. He had no ambitions for himself except for his people and the State of Sabah.

He was vocal not only in the State Assembly meetings but also proved to be outspoken even when the Assembly was not in session. Since many Sabahans at the time live in isolated up river kampongs and remote hill villages, he would travel days and nights with minimum rest. 

Mojuntin went through the Kinabatangan river by raft to visit the Rungus and Orang Sungai villages of the deep interior to ask for their thoughts and educate them on situations that are happening in Sabah.[1] Mojuntin belonged to the political opponents of Tun Mustapha. The unwanted expulsion of missionaries and church personnel, which made way for the course of forced conversions and anti-Christian sentiment in Sabah was strongly criticised by him, for he was a loyal devout Catholic. 

He believed that it was not right and that he was certain that no religion condone such ways and means to win over converts as it defeats the very object of a religion.[1] Against the raids, arrests, harassment and deportation of the foreign missionaries as well as alleged Islamisation via forced conversions of the citizens of Sabah under Mustapha's tyrannical rule, he personally protested to Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak by sending a carbon copied letter to Tun Dr. Ismail Abdul Rahman, who was Deputy Prime Minister cum Home Affairs Minister.

Dubbed as the Golden Son of the Kadazan, Mojuntin's position is documented in the published biography of Bernard Sta Maria and for the alleged defamation of the then-Chief Minister of Sabah, Tun Mustapha, the book was banned by the Malaysian Home Ministry in June 1978. However, throughout the years, multiple groups and non-governmental organisations (NGOs) have voiced out that the ban on the book should be lifted as it contains the history of Sabah before, during and after becoming part of the Federation of Malaysia, including Tan Sri Lim Kit Siang.[5][6]

In May 2024, former chief minister Tan Sri Joseph Pairin Kitingan had expressed his hopes to Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim to consider the matter at the closing of the state-level Kaamatan Festival.[7][8] His family is actively fighting for the book to be unbanned.

Read it all here......

The Conquest Of Europe

Raymond traces the rapid Islamic expansion following Muhammad’s death, showing how, within just one century, Muslim armies had violently overrun three-quarters of the original Christian world—from Syria and Egypt to Spain and deep into Europe.

He dismantles the myth of Andalusian "tolerance," reveals the brutal realities behind the so-called Islamic Golden Age, and explains how the Islamic conquests shattered the Mediterranean world, plunging Europe into the Dark Ages.

Raymond explores the modern censorship around Christian persecution, the resurgence of historical jihadist rhetoric in groups like ISIS, and the urgent lessons today's leaders refuse to learn.

In this explosive Statecraft episode, Geeta Mohan uncovers a chilling truth: American taxpayer dollars, routed through U.S. aid programs, may have indirectly funded Lashkar-e-Taiba—the very group responsible for this massacre, and for the 2008 Mumbai attacks.

We track how USAID grants to Michigan-based charity HHRD may have ended up in the hands of Hafiz Saeed’s banned network, via shadowy transfers and overlooked audits. With secret Pakistani military meetings, alleged links to Hamas, and Donald Trump’s controversial F-16 aid to Pakistan, this isn’t just a failure of intelligence—it’s a bipartisan betrayal.

How did U.S. counterterrorism aid fund terrorism itself? How deep do the links go between Pakistan’s state and its 'non-state actors'?

Between Mosque and the Military

In his famous book "Pakistan: Between Mosque and Military" (2005), Haqqani lays out in detail how the Pakistani military and ISI cultivated jihadist groups as instruments of foreign policy, especially against India and Afghanistan.

Former Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf admitted in a 2015 interview that Pakistan trained and supported groups like LeT in the 1990s to conduct militancy in Kashmir-which caused the genocide of Kashmiri Pandits, where more than 100,000 were killed. In the 2008 Mumbai terror attack, which killed 166 people,the one surviving attacker, Ajmal Kasab, confessed to being trained in Pakistan.

Former Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, in a 2018 statement, suggested that the Pakistani establishment played a role in the 2008 Mumbai attacks carried out by LeT. Pakistan was on the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) grey list from 2018 to 2022 for terrorist financing.

Pakistan wins the war against India

If you’ve been on the internet recently, you’d know that India and Pakistan are on the verge of a war. If you’re reading this at any time after the time this video was published, there’s a chance that it already is a full-blown war. Either way, war is horrible, war is deplorable.

And so, it was an interesting surprise when everyone received a hero that nobody needed — Anwar Ibrahim. Anwar is Prime Minister of Malaysia, but after now moving past his Prime Minister of Palestine and Prime Minister of Malaysia roles, he has now decided to take on the role of Prime Minister of Pakistan.

What a wonderful showcase of his world-leading capacities, we can see — even as he is casually crucified by the Indian media and Firstpost’s Palki Sharma for his beautiful comments on the conflict.

Now one could argue that he was simply petitioned by Pakistan’s Shehbaz Sharif, Asif Munir, and Khawaja Asif because they wanted to chut pattern, as Singapore’s PAP’s Sim Ann might say, and certainly, they had succeeded with past Malaysian leaders and aren’t entirely irrational to have approached Anwar… but quoting a slightly more English source — those who live in glass houses should not throw stones.

Clearly, Malaysia has its fair share of troubles and has no business pointing out the issues of another country or with its minorities, even as the population of this country is casually weaponizing this issue in order to oppress the minorities in his own country.

It takes a certain suspension of disbelief, I think, to be a Prime Minister of Malaysia — especially Anwar, who seems to still think that he is an ABIM leader, perhaps to no discredit of his own, given that ABIM came out and tried to defend him, calling India unprofessional — as if anybody had asked them to make a statement and even as he continues a pattern of unwanted interference that is similarly characteristic of other less important people like PAS.

Why is he submitting to this kind of low-class behaviour? Is it just because, allegedly, he is part of the same group? Same faith? Manipulated by Tun Mahathir to care about this when fundamentally this is none of his business even as he forgets which country is more important at the end of the day? And even if he is, why should he be interfering in what is primarily a bilateral dispute?

The people of Malaysia generally have no idea — both the smart ones, who realize that this is a stupid move, and the people who are too stupid to really understand global affairs in any other way apart from that if people share the same religion as me, I must support them no matter what, unconditionally, without questioning anything at all. It is truly fascinating to watch them in action — but it is not particularly inspiring. After all, Malaysia’s Prime Minister is not a Lee Kuan Yew.

Pamela Ling

- Communications Minister Fahmi Fadzil.

COMMENT | Why didn’t the MACC lodge a police report that a high-profile person of interest or potential witness (we do not know which) was kidnapped on her way to the MACC?

It has been a month since Pamela Ling disappeared on her way to the MACC. Whoever took Ling obviously did not care if they could be identified by the Grab driver, whose car she was in.

Whoever took Ling felt secure enough to confiscate the Grab driver’s identity card and driving license. Whoever took her was also confident that they could talk their “victim” into going with them and calmly departed from the scene of a crime.

We know that two men and a woman kidnapped Ling if we are to believe the Grab driver. We know that the woman was wearing a police uniform or at least, what appeared to be a police uniform.

Zaheed : It is odd that there were a number of high profile crime suspected to have committed by some hidden hands that are usually never resolved in our country. Some examples are, Pastor Koh, Teoh Beng Hock, India Gandhi's child, Altanthuya (Not sure who actually ordered the killing, AmBank CEO, Jalil of Bank Bumi, Jho Lo etc. Very odd indeed.

In the midst of the Soviet occupation, the city became a scene of mass r@pes, systematic t0rture, and summary ex3cutions. Without law or control, thousands of women were hunted, selected, @bused, and eliminated. Some were sh0t for carrying a rifle. Others died after days of continuous s3xual ass@ults. In hospitals, shelters, convents, and streets, the h0rror repeated without pause. What turned the victory over N@zism into a nightmare for German women?

And why were these cr!mes silenced in history? WARNING: This content is presented within an educational and historical framework. We do NOT support or endorse hatred toward any group, nor do we promote violence. Our aim is to reflect on these events to ensure they are never repeated. NEVER AGAIN.

Terror and Lies: Pakistan’s Propaganda Playbook

This proves the strength of Democracy that India is. Mr Tharoor while in opposition talks from country-first perspective. Kudos! India chose the right person to speak the truth in front of the world. Heard him on Australian news as well.

Fabulous. Fun fact - during the 1999 Kargil war, Pakistani military personnel infiltrated the hilly area of Kargil, and when India fought back and won back its territory in a bloody battle, Pakistani army refused to take back their slain soldiers claiming they never tried to infiltrate. Indian army buried those soldiers respectfully.

So this is the same Pakistan that is celebrating after India successfully destroyed their terror camps killing UN designated terrorists, and after reacting to military escalation, martyring 50+ PAF personnel.

Someone in the chat said "we won pls stop bombing us". In 1971 Pakistan was divided into 2 parts and gave birth to Bangladesh, 95,000 soldiers surrendered, still Pakistani believes they won 1971 war. May they be always be victorious like this. They (Pakistan) also hit 2 UFOs and captured 3 Aliens.

Pakistan: * Getting a Cease-fire is a Victory. * Getting an IMF bailout is a Victory. * Basically Surviving is a biggest Victory.

According to Pakistan they have never lost a war with India. Even though their country was literally divided into two parts in 1971 war (Bangladesh) and a record number of 93000 Pakistani soldiers had to collectively surrender(it's all recorded)....

Mere hours after agreeing to a full and immediate ceasefire, Pakistan has violated the peace deal with shellings and air raids in several border districts including Barmer in Rajasthan and Baramulla in Jammu and Kashmir. US President Donald Trump on Saturday had announced a ceasefire between the countries and stated that the talks between the countries had been mediated by America.

In this video, we trace ISRO’s incredible journey—from launching the Aryabhata satellite to landing near the Moon’s south pole and empowering India's defense forces with indigenous satellites, encrypted communication, missile tracking, and navigation systems.

What Is S-400 Sudarshan Chakra?

Maj Toor explains the S-400’s state-of-the-art tracking and interception capabilities, its ability to neutralize multiple aerial threats simultaneously, and why its deployment has been a game changer for India’s defensive strategy. As tensions escalate and the skies grow increasingly volatile, the S-400 stands as a bulwark against aggression.

Checking whether circumcised  or not

"If Osama bin Laden felt safe in Pakistan, what does that tell you about Pakistan?" When India and Pakistan were divided, my husband's grandmother was taken from her house as a young child and had siblings slain. Actually, it's a very depressing tale. Most of Indian jets are not US made. Pakistan has US made jets. INDIA uses Russian, French, Indigenous jets. India and Russia friendship is not just business it goes a long long way back! Not a single American fighter jet in India’s fleet. Matter of fact, Pakistan has F-16 for the longest time.

Speaking to Sky News amid escalating tensions between India and Pakistan, Mr Doraiswami presented a poster-sized image showing top Pakistani military brass alongside Hafiz Abdur Rauf, a US-sanctioned terrorist and brother of Jaish-e-Mohammed chief Masood Azhar, attending the funeral of terrorists killed by India under Operation Sindoor.

'No Option Left But Full Blown War With India'

Speaking to a Pakistani media outlet, Asif said, “We don’t see any other available means other than this option (war) due to the aggressive actions adopted by India in the last four days. We have tried to de-escalate the situation, but the chances of that seem minimal. We have to pay them back in the same coin."The real problem is that India does not like fighting unless dragged into the boxing ring.

Pakistan Going To Be Torn Apart By Forces

What do Afghans think of Pakistan? How is Pakistan collapsing? Pakistan's stock market, its ongoing conflict with India, Pakistani army's reality, the Indus Water Treaty, Indian drone strikes in Pakistan, and the possibility of escalation as the Indian navy and Indian army flex their muscles... and more!

This video explores a lot that is happening and might happen regarding the India vs. Pakistan ongoing situation. Besides all this, how are Pakistanis and Afghanistanis reacting to all this? How are Balochistanis reacting to this?

And how about the 'freedom movement' in Balochistan? The latest developments, and more. India has executed ‘Operation Sindoor’ to teach Pakistani terrorists a lesson. So, how is the world reacting to this?

Pak Air Force Fighter Jet Shot Down By India, Missiles Fired From Srinagar Base

When the time comes, they will be used as needed." Has 'Operation Sindoor' exposed Pakistan's 'true face'? Joining the discussion on Times Now, Wing Commander Abhishek Matiman (Retd), Former Spokesperson for the Ministry of Defence, said, 'It has long been known that they (Pakistanis) are spineless and immoral.'

Hati, perasaan orang Islam perlu bersama Pakistan – Mufti Perlis

Special posts can be created specifically for family members, like when former tourism minister  Nazri Aziz created the post of “special officer” for his son, Nedim.

He may not have been on the government payroll, but who wouldn't like to be whisked to exotic locations in first-class on an all expenses paid “belajar sambil melawat”?

A month into his tenure as prime minister, Anwar quietly nominated his eldest daughter, Nurul Izzah, to be his senior advisor on economics and finance.

There had been no prior public announcement or newspaper reporting. He must have known this would upset the public, so when she inadvertently mentioned this special post in a mainstream media interview in February 2023, all hell broke loose.