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some Pakistani Bloggers on Mumbai Terror Attack 26/11

After that post with shrill voices from Pakistan, here are some varied opinions (comments on the posts tell the real story) from Pakistani Blogosphere on Mumbai Terror Attack of 26/11:

Manan Ahmed at chapatimystery.com got (a few) comments as he broke the story on 26th. His first sentence had Lashkar-e Tayiba. One commenter (5) on 28th came up with pretty much all the possible scenarios. According to Scenario No .4:
India will survive this crisis and if they can control the impulse to kill a few thousand innocent Muslims, they will actually emerge stronger because this will lead to some serious reorganization of their extremely primitive and inept security services.
On 27th,  Shaheryar Ali at Pak Tea House wrote an Ode to Bombay. He writes a line that many Indians believe and take strength in:
They will fail to destroy India , they will fail to destroy the thousands of years old tradition of culture of tolerance and wisdom.
On 28th, Adil Najam at pakistaniat.com , in a show of strong solidarity with the victims and their families declared, "I, too, am a Mumbaikar today".

Fingers start pointing in the direction of Pakistan. A popular Pakistani Blogger, Teeth Maestro on 28th wrote:
[...]I expressed my relief that Pakistan was not being blamed since Deccan Mujahideen were taking the blame, but much to my dismay the good news [?] was short lived and very soon the Indian government was livid at the Pakistani intelligence agencies for having masterminded this attack [...]
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