Failed Terrorist State of Pakistan: Idiotic Musings

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Resign in 48 hours: Pakistan cleric to Imran Khan at Azadi March



A mass protest in Pakistan against Imran Khan





  • Rumblings in Pak: Tens of thousands of Pakistani opposition supporters, spearheaded by the controversial Fazl-ur-Rehman, rallied in Islamabad on Friday, demanding the ouster of what they say is the illegitimate government of Prime Minister Imran Khan. The protests are the first major political threat to Khan since he swept to power in August 2018. The protesters say Khan's government is propped up by the military and claim there is an "undeclared martial law" in place in Pakistan, reports news agency Reuters. Khan and his party have long been accused of being managed by Pakistan's military establishment. Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) and Pakistan People's Party (PPP) has also supported the demonstration.
  • Excitement in India: The protests have caused some section of people in India to rejoice, with many taking to social media to speak of "common Pakistanis" rising against Khan. Surendra Poonia, whose Twitter (@MajorPoonia) bio states he is a BJP member, tweeted: "Islamabad is LOCKED down. Million Pakistanis joined #AzadiMarch & moving towards capital with slogans #GoNiaziGo. Common Pakistani is fed up of their Kashmir Jihad Lollipop & asking Roti & Rozi for their families." Niazi is the little-used surname of Imran Khan — his full name is Imran Ahmed Khan Niazi — as it brings to memory the 1971 war that led to the creation of Bangladesh and Lieutenant General Ameer Abdullah Khan Niazi, who surrendered his weapon to the Indian army commander, Lieutenant General Jagjit Singh Aurora, on December 16, 1971.
  • But.... while the schadenfreude over Khan's troubles is understandable, considering his statements over Kashmir, perhaps lost in this is who Fazl-ur-Rehman is. The leader of the hardline Deobandi group Jamiat Ulema-i-Islam-Fazl, was at the vanguard of the first violent demonstration against Salman Rushdie's The Satanic Verses in 1989. He is also the chairman of the Special Parliamentary Committee on Kashmir, and a vocal critic of the Indian army. Last October, he said: "International human rights organisations should raise voice against Indian atrocities on innocent people in occupied Kashmir," and called the Indian army a blatant aggressor.
  • Yet he has been accused of downplaying the Kashmir issue in Pakistan as he highlights the issues in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, the stronghold of his party. He had gained attention in India in 2016 when he said Pakistan was "obsessed" with Kashmir, at the cost of the Federally-Administered Tribal Areas (which later became Khyber Pakhtunkhwa). He is also a critic of the Pak army.
  • But it is not that Imran Khan has done any good for the people of Pakistan. A recent Gallup and Gilani Pakistan opinion poll showed economy rather than Kashmir is a bigger concern of the people — inflation is at 11.4%, economic growth is projected to fall to 2.4%, and national deficit is 8.9% of the GDP.


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Less than 10% of Pakis care a damn about Kashmir!! But the politicians out there make it as though all Pakis think eat and sleep Kashmir!!
 
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This may be there Iran revolution moment. This is WARNING to INDIA DHARMIC COMMUNITIES that a MULLAH OR CLERIC OF ISLAM IS THE BIGGEST TERRORIST as well as EVIL in the guise of voice of pisslims.
Green part is not for those mullahs and imams who help build poor communities and live peacefully with our DHARMIC communities and have faith that hindus, sikhs, Buddhists, jains are the real seculars in this world.

Reason or logic of saffron or orange words they already know it.
 

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Thread: Gilgit-Baltistan is India’s end game in Kashmir
Control of the geostrategic province in the state of Jammu and Kashmir will give India access to energy resources while limiting the reach and ambitions of Pakistan and China.

16 Sep 2019

In the existing South Asian geopolitical setting, the disputed Kashmir valley does not possess any significant geostrategic value for its three neighbouring powers of India, Pakistan and China, among which the state is sandwiched. Since the division of British India in 1947, Delhi has kept its eye on the “strategically indispensable” province of Gilgit-Baltistan, part of the erstwhile state of Jammu and Kashmir, and it is in this regional hinterland that the fate of the Indian subcontinent is being reworked.

Soon after Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s ring-wing government unilaterally annulled Kashmir’s special status, India’s top political and military leadership made repeated assertions about “reclaiming” Pakistan-administered Kashmir and Gilgit-Baltistan province from its archrival.

On 12 September, Indian army chief General Bipin Rawat said that India’s “next agenda” was to “retrieve” Pakistan-administered parts of Kashmir from the “clutches” of Islamabad and make it part of India. “The government takes actions in such matters. The institutions of the country will work as per the orders of the government. The army is always ready,” he said.

Earlier, a statement issued on 10 September by the secretariat of Indian Vice-President M Venkaiah Naidu said that “bilateral talks with Pakistan would be held only on Azad Kashmir (Azad Kashmir)”. He made similar proclamations when speaking at an event on 28 August, after the annulment of Kashmir’s autonomy.

Indian Defence Minister Rajnath Singh also asserted that if talks were to be held with Pakistan, “they would be about Azad Kashmir and not on any other issue”. Indian Union Minister Jitendra Singh further claimed that the Modi government’s “next agenda” is “retrieving parts” of Kashmir under Pakistan and merging them with India.

“It is not only my party’s commitment, but it was also part of a unanimously passed resolution of the Parliament in 1994. This was passed by the Congress-led government of [former prime minister] Narsimha Rao,” Singh said.

In August, Singh urged the redrawing of Indian boundaries with Pakistan that included not only Azad Kashmir but also Gilgit-Baltistan. “We must assert more strongly and consistently our claim on Gilgit and Baltistan,” wrote India’s former foreign secretary, Shyam Saran, in his column for the India Today magazine, adding: “Why not invite and give prominence to dissidents and activists from these areas? After all, they are technically our own citizens.”

Islamabad has red-flagged these assertions by top Indian politicians and policymakers on annexing Pakistan-administered Azad (Free) Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) and Gilgit-Baltistan.

“The Pakistani army has solid information that they [India] are planning to do something in Pakistani Kashmir, and they are ready and will give a solid response,” Prime Minister Imran Khan told the Pakistan National Assembly on the country’s Independence Day. He added that its army was preparing to respond to “anticipated Indian aggression” in Pakistan-administered Kashmir. “The time has come when we will teach [India] a lesson.”

The importance of Gilgit-Baltistan
Situated at the confluence of three great mountain ranges – the Himalayas, Karakoram and Hindu Kush – Gilgit-Baltistan is a vital geostrategic site. The region borders Pakistan’s Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province to the west, Afghanistan’s Wakhan Corridor to the northwest, China’s Xinjiang province to the east and northeast, AJK to the southwest and the 480km Line of Control (a military control line serving as a de facto border) running alongside Indian-controlled Kashmir in the southeast.

The province effectively provides Pakistan with direct land access to China through Xinjiang via the Karakoram Highway. Beijing’s ambitious $60 billion (about R875 billion) China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) infrastructure programme – a vital component of China’s transcontinental Belt and Road Initiative – passes through the region, which is considered the main access point between the neighbouring countries.

Through the CPEC project, Islamabad has become China’s gateway to the world’s energy market and it has assumed a centrality in Beijing’s foreign policies. Unlike most countries that welcomed the CPEC project, India has expectedly voiced its unhappiness over the CPEC, conveying to Beijing that the project was “unacceptable” as it passed through the disputed region of AJK and Gilgit-Baltistan, which Delhi claims as its own territory.

Gilgit-Baltistan, in the current geostrategic alignment, cuts India from the mineral and energy-rich markets of Central Asian countries including Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan and Kazakhstan, as well as Afghanistan. Islamabad has long refused to allow Delhi transit to these Central Asian states, further annoying India as it aims to tap such energy resources for its growing fuel demands. Delhi also perceives growing Sino-Pak cooperation, as evidenced by the CPEC, as an attempt to contain Delhi’s clout as a regional power.

India initiated its Connect Central Asia policy in 2012 to counter the growing Sino-Pak influence in the region, and sought to engage Iran and Afghanistan to circumvent Pakistan and gain direct access to the markets of Central Asia. Delhi, especially, increased its bilateral cooperation with Tehran to access oil supplies, and invested in the development of Iran’s Chabahar Port as a counter to Pakistan’s critically important Gwadar port. The development of the port was further aimed at opening a route to landlocked Afghanistan, where Delhi has developed security and economic ties.

However, with the latest United States sanctions against Iran and pressure from Washington to cut all fuel imports from Tehran, Delhi has been left high and dry. To counter what they see as China’s geostrategic advancements through its CPEC programme, many Indian policymakers have long recommended the military takeover of Gilgit-Baltistan and the rest of Pakistan-administered Kashmir.

By capturing the contentious territory, they say, Delhi can establish “a direct land link to Afghanistan and thence to the Central Asian Republics, both of which are increasingly falling into the Chinese sphere of economic and political influence”.

The Hindutva project
Because of the territorial dispute with India over the entire Jammu and Kashmir region, the constitutional status of Gilgit-Baltistan as a province of Pakistan remains undefined. This has left the people of the region in a difficult political and legal limbo.

Despite having had de facto control over the region since 1949, Islamabad didn’t represent the residents of Gilgit-Baltistan until the GB Self Governance Order 2009. And despite this, the province hasn’t been given any control over its resources in the GB Reforms Order 2018, prompting nationalist protests among the residents.

The GB Reforms Order was announced amid local pressure for recognition, prompting a movement to declare Gilgit-Baltistan Pakistan’s fifth province. In January, the Supreme Court of Pakistan sanctioned the limbo for Gilgit-Baltistan after ruling that “no change can be made” in its status, which remains subject to the pending plebiscite that would determine the future of Kashmir.

While the court announced that its jurisdiction extends to the Gilgit-Baltistan region and maintained that the state should uphold the fundamental rights of the people of Gilgit-Baltistan “as enjoyed by the people of any other province”, the residents’ primary demand remains unaddressed.

India’s right-wing political class, led by Hindu nationalist groups the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), appears to believe that Delhi can exploit the mandate of international law and capture the region because of its disputed nature, use India’s diplomatic clout to validate its actions and exploit local “resentment” against the pending legal impasse to its advantage.

Signals and posturing from Delhi’s power corridors suggest that Modi’s far-right dispensation has set its eyes on annexing the region through military action. By potentially annexing Gilgit-Baltistan, Delhi aims to achieve at least five strategic goals. It will grant India a direct line to energy-rich Central Asian republics; eliminate Pakistan’s land route and direct access with China; scuttle China’s ambitious CPEC programme and thereby undermine a vital component of Beijing’s one belt, one road initiative; undercut Pakistan by delivering a decisive body blow; and announce its emergence as a global power.

More importantly, Modi’s military takeover of Gilgit-Baltistan and AJK will be a step towards the realisation of the RSS’s Hindutva project of Hindu Rashtra (Hindu Nation) and Akhand Bharat (Undivided India) that for so long has been the aspiration of Indian Hindu nationalists.

Akhand Bharat, in its most expansive version, is envisioned to include territories that constituted the third-century BC Empire of Chandragupta Maurya. The RSS sees Akhand Bharat as including not only Pakistan and Bangladesh, but also Afghanistan, Myanmar, Sri Lanka and Tibet. It terms the combined region as a “Rashtra” based on “Hindu cultural” similarities.

“The fact of the matter is that not every post-colonial leader harbours blood-soaked expansionist ambitions against neighbouring post-colonial states – but Modi does,” writes Adam Garrie in an article titled “Modi’s Global Danger: ‘Akhand Bharat’ is the ‘Lebensraum’ of the 21st Century”.

In this context, the 5 August decision by Modi’s government to strip Kashmir of its autonomy must be seen as another step along that expansionist course. And while the immediate focus may be on Kashmir, the end game is most certainly Gilgit-Baltistan.

This article was first published by New Frame.https://www.newframe.com/gilgit-baltistan-is-indias-end-game-in-kashmir/

They've set their eye on Gilgit Baltistan now and consider it a part of Ladakh. Its obvious that the next skirmish that will take place will be around this region. The question is how well defended is GB and hypothetically speaking if a skirmish does break out can the enemy capture some parts of GB?
I already posted many months back, If we don't fight for IOK then we have to fight / defend AJK.
I sincerely doubt anyone can change borders in today's day and age unilaterally - maybe Russia can.
Anything can be expected from RSS goons and the psycho you have as PM. The constant war mongering by your people lead you to do a failed airstrike on 27th Feb losing aircrafts in the process.
 

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A while ago I posted the following in anticipation of events unfolding in the near future and beyond:

To me, this current Kashmir crises has been looked at by our Military and Civil Leadership in all the wrong way.

It is not a threat but an opportunity. Pakistan must take the recent turn of events as a military opportunity to force India into the corner by threatening a two and a half front war.

Remember, You are as strong as you think you are and appear to the enemy and just as weak too. Its all about positive and aggressive posturing, which sadly, seems to be missing from our military and civil leadership side at the moment.

@Mangus Ortus Novem @PakSword @Signalian @The Eagle @waz @Dubious @Path-Finder @Arsalan

After the hoopla of UN Security Council is over, their is going to be a diplomatic lull... followed by internal political upheaval and otherwise a general sense of disappointment and nose diving morale of the nation already battered by economic hardship due to inaction of the world on Kashmir issue but its outfall on GOP's inaction on diplomatic and military front.
Then I put forward a suggestion that Pakistan should conduct a war exercise with China as a Mockup of a two front war prep against India from the North and North-west simultaneously. Then I continued with the projection that we must avoid and not let hope turn into despair:

Remember IK promised the Kashmiris that they should wait for him to return from UN before marching towards LOC? the consequence of "I did my best diplomatically" will be politically disastrous.

India has to lift the curfew in the near future... The Gorilla war option by training and supplying Kashimiri freedom fighters will do the job of putting more pressure on India... Economic pressure that is...this will surely mean that the already nose diving Indian Economy will go into recession. Investors will see the militarily volatile situation as a red flag and hold on to their investment. It will be a recipe of disaster for India to continue the status quo.

IF Russia can be defeated in Afghanistan by the resolve of Afghans, what is India in front of the will of the Kashmiri People willing to fight for their freedom. We have to try, we cannot just sit, wait and watch.

I do believe that an indigenous and just armed freedom struggle has already started inside Indian Occupied Kashmir.

That the armed freedom struggle started while the region was still under lock down (as evident from news that did manage to come out,) means that India tried its best to hush up the re-ignition of freedom struggle by keeping the people under curfew and communication lockdown for two months just so it can put the blame on Pakistan for instigating cross LOC terrorism.
Pakistan is capable of doing what no other country has done in the world but Pakistan. We have done to soviets in the past and also what Afghan Talibs have once again done to the Americans in contemporary Afghanistan.

Now imagine that if we can manage to do something twice to super powers by just supporting indigenous freedom struggle then what is India in front of the will of Kashmiri people who are now determined to get rid of the occupation like never before.
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I am not against this sir, but can you please not post these jokes here.
Their dreams are like India people don't know whether TO LAUGH ON THEM BECAUSE WE ALREADY DO OR SPIT ON Them because THEY ARE NOT EVEN PARTICULARLY humans in a sense.
One thing is clear from this pakis will always remain delusional even when their land will be divided into ten pieces and lands COME BACK HOME TO INDIA, then they will do INSALLAH jihad from jihadi UK AND CHINA FILTH.
This is just hilarious.
 

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Pakistan's Railway Minister Says 'Exploding Breakfast' Led to Train Fire that Killed 73

In a video shared on Twitter by Pakistani journalist Naila Inayat, Ahmad can be seen saying, "Jab aag lagi nashte main, aur jab naashta phata, usse unka cylinder aur chulha dono phat gaya". (When the breakfast caught fire, and when the breakfast exploded, their cylinder and stove both exploded).

https://www.news18.com/news/buzz/pa...caused-train-fire-that-killed-73-2373479.html
:rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl:
 

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News x is another ndtv type channel , i remember a few years ago whenever i switched on this channel while browsing ,it always had an anti India ,anti hindu or pro awardwapsi gang or muzzie victimhood etc news going on it.
Its in my blacklist of news channels.
Actually brother check out newsX short video clips on youtube titled magna indica. In those he talks about issues like right wing hindu nationalists do, with absolute no holding back. I never watched newsX before that so it may have been a randTV back then. But the current Magna Indica series with Rishabh Gulati is 100% opposite of that.
Its like a DFIs channel.
 

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I can point out two aspects..

1) NDTV and India today is still going after the lady (madi sharma) who organised the visit. In the Kashmir thread I posted the rant of a known desi libtard American think tank expert who is clearly rattled. I say this indicates they see something detrimental to the efforts they put in Kashmir issue. We may not see it, but libtards are clearly see something. Because that’s the narrative game they have been playing for 30 years

2) as I said before, India has sufficient number of non-enemies in other countries. At some point they need to be cultivated. Pre-modi all eggs were placed in libtard basket, we are seeing the results as detrimental to the India’s cause. I say it’s time expand and broad base our international outreach beyond just libtards.
Very good analysis


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Pakistan's Railway Minister Says 'Exploding Breakfast' Led to Train Fire that Killed 73

In a video shared on Twitter by Pakistani journalist Naila Inayat, Ahmad can be seen saying, "Jab aag lagi nashte main, aur jab naashta phata, usse unka cylinder aur chulha dono phat gaya". (When the breakfast caught fire, and when the breakfast exploded, their cylinder and stove both exploded).

https://www.news18.com/news/buzz/pa...caused-train-fire-that-killed-73-2373479.html
:rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl:
What in the god damn hell they were cooking? Grenades??
 

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Better Watch "MAGNA INDICA" hosted by RISHABH GULATI on New X.

No other SHOW on any English Channel comes close to this show in PROJECTING INDIC VALUES.

Here are some expets so that you deduce how Pro India Rishab's Show is:
Malaysia media got burned by Rishab Gulati LoL

https://www.straitstimes.com/asia/malaysia-cant-afford-to-meddle-the-star-columnist

Added fuel to the fire, the media, particularly Magna Indica-anchored News Z, has been broadcasting a clip nearly every five minutes why India must support Hindus in Malaysia up in arms against Dr Mahathir.


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The GoI is taking a very big risk. We had Porkistan just where we wanted but ended up giving it a lifeline of sorts.
 

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Looks like Pakis have allowed the second batch of gora travel vloggers into the country, just like last year.

Defeats the purpose when they end up having the group photo with gafoora towards the end of their stay..
 

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Imran's Mission Kashmir: Pak Generals dance with pop singer

Throwing basic military disciplines to the wind, top officers of the Pakistan Army danced along with Punjabi pop singer Humaira Arshad at the General Headquarters (GHQ) of the Pakistan Army on Sunday evening to observe "Kashmir Black Day".
Throwing basic military disciplines to the wind, top officers of the Pakistan Army danced along with Punjabi pop singer Humaira Arshad at the General Headquarters (GHQ) of the Pakistan Army on Sunday evening to observe "Kashmir Black Day".

October 26 is the day the princely state of Jammu and Kashmir acceded to the Dominion of India. The show was organised by the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), the media wing of the Pakistan armed forces, for the officers to show solidarity for Kashmiris.

However, the event, which got leaked through Humaira's tweets, drew sharp reactions from the Pakistani Twitterati. Later, Humaira deleted her tweet, which by the time caused enough embarrassment for Islamabad. You can visit the following link -- https://www.trendsmap.com/twitter/tweet/1188658108421292032 -- to see Humaira's reactions to her tweet which was later deleted.

Talking over the phone with IANS, Humaria's public relations manager Rizwan confirmed that she had performed on Sunday. However, he did not elaborate on the venue of the event.

Rizwan, who manages Humaira's shows, revealed that the pop singer charges Rs 8 lakh to Rs 9 lakh for performing for a two to three-hour show in Pakistan. He refused to comment on whether ISPR made any payment to Humaira for the show.

In its desperate bid to raise the Kashmir issue and seek the support of Pakistanis from around the world, Prime Minister Imran Khan had decided to observe a black day on Sunday.

Demanding immediate "lifting of curfew' in Kashmir, Imran Khan had reaffirmed Pakistan's "unflinching moral, political and diplomatic support" to the people of Kashmir.

The state-run Radio Pakistan had reported that several programmes, including rallies and seminars, were planned throughout the country to express solidarity with the people of Kashmir.

However, the manner in which top army generals expressed their solidarity in support of Kashmir has embarrassed the Pakistani establishment. Sources said that an enquiry has been initiated to find out why a pop singer was invited at the GHQ.

In a damage control exercise, the army also instructed Lahore-based Punjabi pop singer Humaira to delete her tweet relating to her performance at the GHQ.

The tweet, which carried two photographs of the event, drew sharp reactions from social media users.

A prominent social media activist in Pakistan, A. Kiyani, replied to Humaira's tweet: "Item songs and music for Pak Generals but bullets & bombs for Kashmiris. Welcoming Punjabis from Kartarpur while making Kashmir a battlefield and graveyard for kashmiris. We know every evil play of these Generals. About time AJK starts its own Azadi movement from Pakistan."

One of Humaira's followers, Nida Kirmani, reacted: "Zoom in on the uncles dancing in the front and the half-filled auditorium of uncomfortable looking people. Want to be angry, but it's just too sad."

Ali Azmat Malik, another social media activist, commented: "What ???? #ISPR is managing stage shows at GHQ? Really?? Is this happening in any other Army? #DGISPR I'm a big fan of Pak Army but this is totally wrong."

Meanwhile, the local media in Pakistan did not carry any news of the 'Humaira night' even as the Twitterati was abuzz with the controversial show
 

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