Failed Terrorist State of Pakistan: Idiotic Musings

[HariPrasad-1]

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Pakistan and Turkish gov't begins construction of sets for filming joint historical TV series'.
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Pak has demanded 50% reservation among series cast for Pak actors.



Pakistan concerned about France-India deal for 6 nuclear power reactors (EPR) in India: Pak media.

The problem with Pakistan is that it still consider itself as balancing power in Asia against India.

 

[Chandragupt Maurya]

No lol. USA has the longest and one of the most advanced freight rail network in the world.

Not to mention the 40,000 kilometres of navigable waterways which are dredged regularly in addition to the vast railway network
the freight transportation system is extremely efficient in both USA and China

 

[Bhaubai]

 

[MilkTeaAlliance32]

Pakistani people have made themselves so suspicious that at every high commission it happens.

If I might make a humble suggestion, it is a waste of energy to obsess over Pakistan. Its economy is weaker than that of neighboring Iran (and that is WITH the decades of repeated sanctions from most of the world), much less Taiwan or Japan or other advanced Asian states. Try to learn from the Buddhists -- do you spend hours and hours "hating" on a mosquito buzzing by your ear, or do you simply either ignore it, or casually swat it aside and move on to larger ventures and problems?

In any case, it is foolish to focus on only the pawn, and ignore the puppeteer. You are once again losing sight of India's greatest threat, and it is not the country belligerently firing a few shots into Kashmir every month or so. As renowned author Gordon G. Chang wrote in this article:

India, generally acknowledged as the weaker of the two, has tried to maintain cordial ties, often following former Prime Minister Nehru's "Hindi-Chini bhai-bhai" slogan, promoting the notion that the two Asian nations are brothers. Beijing, for its part, has been under no such delusions, playing a hard game. In the middle of the 1970s, it began helping Pakistan build a nuclear weapon to keep arch-rival India off balance. Since then, the Chinese have supported Islamabad's campaign of terror against the Indian state.

The terrorists attacking Mumbai hotels last November used Chinese equipment--the distinctively blue Type 86 grenades, manufactured by China's state-owned Norinco, which has continually supplied parties working with militants inside India. China has given Pakistan most of the ordinance that its notorious Directorate for Inter-Services Intelligence--better known as ISI--gives to terrorist groups. Almost all of the sophisticated communications equipment used by terrorists in India, especially Kashmir, is Chinese-made and was routed through the Pakistani army. The training the Chinese give to Pakistani personnel is, with Beijing's knowledge, leached to terrorists. Furthermore, in April and May 2006, May 2007 and August 2008, China blocked U.N. sanctions against and censure of Lashkar-e-Taiba and its front, Jammat-ud-Dawa, the organizations responsible for the horrible hotel attacks.

India's China Problem

As it catches up to its neighbor and arch-rival, India finds its safety compromised.

www.forbes.com

And he also reminds us that China's military ties with a certain group which has operated in both Pakistan and other places goes back well before 9/11, and certainly did not end after the tragic event:

Gordon Chang: China-Taliban connection – we must hold Beijing accountable for Afghan militants' crimes

China has supplied weapons and logistical support to the Taliban for decades, and American presidents have ignored Beijing’s ties to the group, even when those weapons were used against U.S. forces.

www.foxnews.com

And it was China, not America or any other power, which was responsible for their nuclear weapons in the first place.

"The continuation of Chinese involvement in the Pakistani program was revealed when Islamabad ended the Khan ring. Due to Chinese pressure, Pervez Musharraf, then the country’s strongman leader, conducted a hurried probe, forced Khan’s confession, and then immediately pardoned him in 2004 to cut off any disclosures embarrassing to Beijing, which supported the controversial decision to end the inquiry prematurely. Given China’s role in the Pakistani nuclear program and its influence in Islamabad, it was not possible for Khan, with official blessing, to transfer Chinese technology to Iran without Beijing’s knowledge and consent."

Iran Tried to Buy the Pakistani Bomb. What Was China’s Role?

Why are we helping China keep its secrets?

www.foxnews.com

 

[karn]

If I might make a humble suggestion, it is a waste of energy to obsess over Pakistan. Its economy is weaker than that of neighboring Iran (and that is WITH the decades of repeated sanctions from most of the world), much less Taiwan or Japan or other advanced Asian states. Try to learn from the Buddhists -- do you spend hours and hours "hating" on a mosquito buzzing by your ear, or do you simply either ignore it, or casually swat it aside and move on to larger ventures and problems?

In any case, it is foolish to focus on only the pawn, and ignore the puppeteer. You are once again losing sight of India's greatest threat, and it is not the country belligerently firing a few shots into Kashmir every month or so. As renowned author Gordon G. Chang wrote in this article:

India's China Problem

As it catches up to its neighbor and arch-rival, India finds its safety compromised.

www.forbes.com

And he also reminds us that China's military ties with a certain group which has operated in both Pakistan and other places goes back well before 9/11, and certainly did not end after the tragic event:

Gordon Chang: China-Taliban connection – we must hold Beijing accountable for Afghan militants' crimes

China has supplied weapons and logistical support to the Taliban for decades, and American presidents have ignored Beijing’s ties to the group, even when those weapons were used against U.S. forces.

www.foxnews.com

And it was China, not America or any other power, which was responsible for their nuclear weapons in the first place.

"The continuation of Chinese involvement in the Pakistani program was revealed when Islamabad ended the Khan ring. Due to Chinese pressure, Pervez Musharraf, then the country’s strongman leader, conducted a hurried probe, forced Khan’s confession, and then immediately pardoned him in 2004 to cut off any disclosures embarrassing to Beijing, which supported the controversial decision to end the inquiry prematurely. Given China’s role in the Pakistani nuclear program and its influence in Islamabad, it was not possible for Khan, with official blessing, to transfer Chinese technology to Iran without Beijing’s knowledge and consent."

Iran Tried to Buy the Pakistani Bomb. What Was China’s Role?

Why are we helping China keep its secrets?

www.foxnews.com

You underestimate pakistan in one regard ... their meme generation capability. Which is what we are here for.

 

[The Juggernaut]

If I might make a humble suggestion, it is a waste of energy to obsess over Pakistan. Its economy is weaker than that of neighboring Iran (and that is WITH the decades of repeated sanctions from most of the world), much less Taiwan or Japan or other advanced Asian states. Try to learn from the Buddhists -- do you spend hours and hours "hating" on a mosquito buzzing by your ear, or do you simply either ignore it, or casually swat it aside and move on to larger ventures and problems?

In any case, it is foolish to focus on only the pawn, and ignore the puppeteer. You are once again losing sight of India's greatest threat, and it is not the country belligerently firing a few shots into Kashmir every month or so. As renowned author Gordon G. Chang wrote in this article:

India's China Problem

As it catches up to its neighbor and arch-rival, India finds its safety compromised.

www.forbes.com

And he also reminds us that China's military ties with a certain group which has operated in both Pakistan and other places goes back well before 9/11, and certainly did not end after the tragic event:

Gordon Chang: China-Taliban connection – we must hold Beijing accountable for Afghan militants' crimes

China has supplied weapons and logistical support to the Taliban for decades, and American presidents have ignored Beijing’s ties to the group, even when those weapons were used against U.S. forces.

www.foxnews.com

And it was China, not America or any other power, which was responsible for their nuclear weapons in the first place.

"The continuation of Chinese involvement in the Pakistani program was revealed when Islamabad ended the Khan ring. Due to Chinese pressure, Pervez Musharraf, then the country’s strongman leader, conducted a hurried probe, forced Khan’s confession, and then immediately pardoned him in 2004 to cut off any disclosures embarrassing to Beijing, which supported the controversial decision to end the inquiry prematurely. Given China’s role in the Pakistani nuclear program and its influence in Islamabad, it was not possible for Khan, with official blessing, to transfer Chinese technology to Iran without Beijing’s knowledge and consent."

Iran Tried to Buy the Pakistani Bomb. What Was China’s Role?

Why are we helping China keep its secrets?

www.foxnews.com

You're right, Pakistan is non-issue and China is real enemy. But China's war will be fought economically.
The thing is Pakistan is the 'leverage' which any foreign entity, be it left, western, Islamic, chinese is used to work against India.
Its existence was all about to work like a pimp and used like harlot against India. Pakistan demise will be big loss for every of those entities.

 

[Love Charger]

If I might make a humble suggestion, it is a waste of energy to obsess over Pakistan. Its economy is weaker than that of neighboring Iran (and that is WITH the decades of repeated sanctions from most of the world), much less Taiwan or Japan or other advanced Asian states. Try to learn from the Buddhists -- do you spend hours and hours "hating" on a mosquito buzzing by your ear, or do you simply either ignore it, or casually swat it aside and move on to larger ventures and problems?

In any case, it is foolish to focus on only the pawn, and ignore the puppeteer. You are once again losing sight of India's greatest threat, and it is not the country belligerently firing a few shots into Kashmir every month or so. As renowned author Gordon G. Chang wrote in this article:

India's China Problem

As it catches up to its neighbor and arch-rival, India finds its safety compromised.

www.forbes.com

And he also reminds us that China's military ties with a certain group which has operated in both Pakistan and other places goes back well before 9/11, and certainly did not end after the tragic event:

Gordon Chang: China-Taliban connection – we must hold Beijing accountable for Afghan militants' crimes

China has supplied weapons and logistical support to the Taliban for decades, and American presidents have ignored Beijing’s ties to the group, even when those weapons were used against U.S. forces.

www.foxnews.com

And it was China, not America or any other power, which was responsible for their nuclear weapons in the first place.

"The continuation of Chinese involvement in the Pakistani program was revealed when Islamabad ended the Khan ring. Due to Chinese pressure, Pervez Musharraf, then the country’s strongman leader, conducted a hurried probe, forced Khan’s confession, and then immediately pardoned him in 2004 to cut off any disclosures embarrassing to Beijing, which supported the controversial decision to end the inquiry prematurely. Given China’s role in the Pakistani nuclear program and its influence in Islamabad, it was not possible for Khan, with official blessing, to transfer Chinese technology to Iran without Beijing’s knowledge and consent."

Iran Tried to Buy the Pakistani Bomb. What Was China’s Role?

Why are we helping China keep its secrets?

www.foxnews.com

You are right. From an outsiders perspective you are absolutely correct but we see things and we know it that how dangerous Pakistan still is .
India removed east Pakistan for a reason in 1971 ,

 

[The Juggernaut]

Biggest weapon that was shot against Pakistan was 5 years ago, that was demonetization. Their foreign reserves started to exhaust after that, In 2018 it was all gone, next Imran khan borrowed $58 billion in 4 years, apparently exhausting all donors. Now we are here.

 

[Kal Muah]

He has deleted that post now

 

[Love Charger]

Guys see this , hehhehehhhe

 

[Love Charger]

 

[Love Charger]

Cast kanging pro max

 

[Indx TechStyle]

Lolwa
Probably why Bangladesh exists as an independent state and Pak still yells on Kashmir in every UNGA.

 

[indus]

I can't believe this channel is Pakistani. It has more Hindutva blended than many Indian RW channels

 

[Love Charger]

I can't believe this channel is Pakistani. It has more Hindutva blended than many Indian RW channels

Na Na, check the comments.
Muslim rajputs shouting jai rajputana etc etc, world is a weird place

 

[Chandragupt Maurya]

Lolwa
Probably why Bangladesh exists as an independent state and Pak still yells on Kashmir in every UNGA.

On sinodefense forum when i say that India has higher per capita consumption of electricity compared to Bangladesh they give haha reaction
I even qouted the data released by world bank but they dismissed it as an indian propaganda
They dismiss the data released by their own government as indian propaganda

 

[HariPrasad-1]

You're right, Pakistan is non-issue and China is real enemy. But China's war will be fought economically.
The thing is Pakistan is the 'leverage' which any foreign entity, be it left, western, Islamic, chinese is used to work against India.
Its existence was all about to work like a pimp and used like harlot against India. Pakistan demise will be big loss for every of those entities.

Actually, Xi is a blessing on India. His arrogant and unfriendly attitude with many of the important nations have pushed them to search the alternative. Earlier, it seemed that India is not expanding enough to fill the vacuum created very fast because of down falling of China but now the way India is expanding has raised many hopes that we shall be able to fill the gap and vacuum created by China. Once we starts manufacturing Chips, Mobile and TV Screens, PCBs in big way in coming 2 to 3 years, Our GDP will rise steeply may be in the range of 9 to 10 PC per years for 2 to 3 decades. Poor education and aging population will sink China and it will get marginalized in same manner as Japan. South Korea is also on same path with very low birth rate. If India is able to handle Islamic fundamentalism in proper manner, there is no one stopping India. We need Modi/Yogi for at least 2 decades . Almost all the countries have fallen in line. Post 2019, a very hard and aggressive, uncompromising foreign policy is been followed. this is a testimony to County becoming very strong.

 

[HariPrasad-1]

On sinodefense forum when i say that India has higher per capita consumption of electricity compared to Bangladesh they give haha reaction
I even qouted the data released by world bank but they dismissed it as an indian propaganda

Infact, we have now taken a very unique approach to deal with China. We shall be able to Marginalize China in a Decade or 2. We have taken all necessary steps to hurt China economically. Indian companies are kicking Chinese companies out of may parts of world. We are doing excellent in Entertainment, Medicines, IT etc. We are all set to do a great job in Automobile, Aviation, Electronics, Gems and Jewelry, Railway, Defense etc. We have given many countries confidence to not surrender to Chinese Hegemony. Strong Diplomacy of India has demolished String of pearl strategy of China without using huge military hardware. China's influence in Sub continent countries is substantially reduced except Pakistan. High Influence of China in Nepal, Maldives, SL etc is marginalized in a very short span of time and India has been able to expand its influence in South China sea in countries like Philippines, Vietnam, Taiwan etc.

 

[Chandragupt Maurya]

Infact, we have now taken a very unique approach to deal with China. We shall be able to Marginalize China in a Decade or 2. We have taken all necessary steps to hurt China economically. Indian companies are kicking Chinese companies out of may parts of world. We are doing excellent in Entertainment, Medicines, IT etc. We are all set to do a great job in Automobile, Aviation, Electronics, Gems and Jewelry, Railway, Defense etc. We have given many countries confidence to not surrender to Chinese Hegemony. Strong Diplomacy of India has demolished String of pearl strategy of China without using huge military hardware. China's influence in Sub continent countries is substantially reduced except Pakistan. High Influence of China in Nepal, Maldives, SL etc is marginalized in a very short span of time and India has been able to expand its influence in South China sea in countries like Philippines, Vietnam, Taiwan etc.

It’s not the chinese but Bangladeshis who give Haha reaction
Here on this forum when i say that Patna has bigger economy than Noida and Greater noida put together or The GDP growth of Bihar is much higher than UP people give haha reaction calling it Pakistani propaganda though i qoute the figures released by (Indian) Ministry of Statistics

 

[Chandragupt Maurya]

@HariPrasad-1
See this Bangladeshi on sinodefense forum who went berserk when i qouted the per capita consumption of electricity in Bangladesh and India he says Bangladesh is the king of the world