Karachi
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Politics
Karachi: After Altaf, the deluge?
A passage on Karachi’s extreme violence, citing Laurent Gayer’s Ordered Disorder, and Christophe Jaffrelot’s warning that electoral politics combined with paramilitary technique could get out of hand after Altaf Hussain.
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Britain responsible for Taliban-led atrocities
Mocking brown liberals who blame colonial rulers for everything, the post says Britain is responsible for Taliban atrocities through a massive bomb-detector fraud, and quotes a report on how militants…
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Geopolitics
Cold storage horror
On the Karachi airport cold-storage deaths, the poster asks whether anyone switched off the power, and reads the attack as Pashtun nationalism seeking ‘pure lands for pure people’ and sea…
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Geopolitics
Karachi Airport (repeat attack)!!!!
A DawnNews report of a second attack near Karachi airport that the TTP claimed, with the poster noting the militants have become brazen and asking about their obsession with planes.
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Pakistan and Terrorism; Rocket Science?
Reacting to the Karachi airport attack and the killing of at least 23 Shias in Balochistan that drew little coverage, the author mocks Pakistan’s script of blaming RAW, Mossad and…
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Geopolitics
Karachi Airport terror attack
A report on the Karachi airport attack with at least 20 dead, with the poster hoping BP readers and their families are safe and arguing that the cult of suicide…
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Politics
Crisis in Karachi: Altaf Hussain arrested
A news report on Altaf Hussain’s arrest in London on suspicion of money laundering, with the poster’s view that the timing helps Nawaz Sharif against Imran Khan, that extradition is…
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Politics
Taliban Justice. Then and Now
The poster points to Kahar Zalmay’s report on taking a Karachi property dispute to a Taliban commander’s court in North Waziristan, and reposts his own six-year-old account, suggesting the heroic…
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Society
The victims of partition(s)
A report that gunmen killed four people in Karachi, including Shia scholar Allama Taqi Hadi Naqvi, with the poster’s reflection that minorities and majorities keep being redefined until each person…