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To: JPR who wrote (11486)	7/28/2001 12:13:29 PM
From: JPR	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 12475

Peace with Pakistan is a dream. Give them Kashmir on a platter, the pakis will give India another bigger problem. It is in its nature. Strife is pak's middle name.-JPR Hold a plebiscite and give Kashmir to the Kashmiris and the Chinese and pakis will be in New Delhi in a jiff. The Kashmiris don't have the capacity to resist the Chinese and the pakis. The Chinese have taken Tibet already and independent Kashmir will be their next acquisition . The Kashmiri culture will be destroyed. India can as well become part of China. India should not settle for giving even one inch of Kashmir. That spells disaster for India.--JPR hinduonnet.com In 1939, the German Fuehrer chanted, ``Give me Czechoslovakia and I give you peace'. Europe fell into the trap. In 1947, Jinnah chanted, ``Give me Pakistan and I give you peace''. India fell into the trap. In 2001, the Pakistani General chants, ``Give me Kashmir and I give you peace''. India should keep firm on the lesson from deja vu.

To: JPR who wrote (11486)	7/29/2001 10:34:00 AM
From: JPR	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 12475

Musharraf: a puttering fly and a stinkaroo --JPR Mohammad Ali is the one who moves like a butter fly and stings like a bee. Nobody can take it away from him. He is second to none. But Musharraf, in comparison, is a puttering fly, stinks like a skunk and got stuck on the sticky Kashmir issue. Nimble foot , what a laugh. He wears his brains on his feet. dawn.com A nimble footed return one cannot but acknowledge that Musharraf performed an extremely nimble-footed return from a summit that was producing almost nothing in terms of lasting peace in the subcontinent.