They said mean things doesn ' t justify the capability of being able to ruin someone ' s life or have significant influence on what the media can report . <| sep |> Low baller lol each horn is worth 1 key <| sep |> I would say Concealer , it looks too wet to be paint pot <| sep |> Cement the army ' s power how ? Everyone points their finger to the army after such attacks and they get into the spotlight negatively . The army isn ' t stupid either . Having an external enemy increases the Army ' s prominence over the Civilian administration , and distracts the people . Plus , budget increases can be justified . Alternately , ISI is a centre power centre within the army , with a separate agenda . And at your point for Modi always calling for peace , are you serious ? Him and his cabinet has been belligerently aggressive . Not initially . He actually drew a lot of flak for attempting to form cordial relations with Pakistan . Most of India ' s actions have been retaliations , and not the first move . Heck , Modi invited a Pakistani investigative team to Pathankot . BJP is a nationalistic Government , with the agenda of securing the borders and responding to external aggression . The local commanders have been given leeway to respond , and not have to wait for permission like in the past . This all ties back to the game theory rationale I explained before . Short term costs for long term peace . Modi has consistently called for regional peace and talks , as long as its mutual and crossborder terror is dealt with . Why do you ignore that it could be elements inside IOK that carry out such attacks ? Definitely not for Pathankot . Maybe in Uri , but how do you think the terrorists managed to get a hold of militarygrade weapons ? How do these groups get funding and supplies ? IOK was largely peaceful before Zia ' s rise and consequent rise of Islamist groups in Pakistan . Heck , Musharaff has admitted that Pakistan is involved in fuelling the insurgency . The current scenario has caused a lot of hate to be built up on both sides of the border , it isn ' t healthy at all . I agree , but I don ' t see a solution in the short term . Both sides are too adamant and unwilling to yield any ground . Maybe the R . Sharif ' s retirement and the Army ' s leadership change will provide an opportunity to restart talks and thaw relations .