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DESERT FIGHTER

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  • Sin Pateh
    "Bro we respect the vietnamese ppl.......... for their sprit...... Salute. "

    You one way say "salute" to your Chinese "brother" and in other way around you "salute" to Chinese most hatred enemy vietnam!!!

    Is that the way your Pakistani live in this world!? Is that so called a "brotherhood"???

    I feel nauseous by your double face sir!!!!
    Sin Pateh
    China has own Turks for nothing but what the Turks had done to China in Korean war, Uighur issues, and Muslim world!?

    They are move favor to the West and all we can see is just their using Muslims brotherhood to serve for their national interests. Turks seem cocky, arrogant and selfish by my point, a non-Muslim viewer!?
    A
    Just called him, he said it's so long ago that he doesn't accurately remember. he mentioned that he was born there but didn't live there for a substantial length of time. his father was a train guard so they moved quite a bit. He mentioned a kashmiri darwaza, is that a multan place?
    I found out he studied in gujranwala though. I'm not expecting any pictures PN prah, but I sincerely appreciate your kind gestures. It was touching (My grandpa smiled when I reminded him of his childhood). thanks- Abhishek.
    Birbal
    Thanks. :) I really hate the right-wing Indians who try to suck up to America and England.
    CaptainJackSparrow
    How can it be? Think for yourself. How could a man who used to clean the latrines of the dalits; who used to treat the patients of leprosy with his own hands in those days when they were considered highly detestable; who broke bread with the most wretched of beings in that day and age hate anybody for that matter.

    Hate is a very strong word for a man who did so much for the poor and deprived people of British India from Bihar to Bengal.

    I don't believe that such a man can hate anybody.
    CaptainJackSparrow
    Not really. You see agression is not merely the use of force. Agression is a strong desire to change things.
    Gandhi's experience in the South African train made him a very aggressive person and kindled in him the desire to change things, thereby making him more aggressive. Hitler also was a very aggressive person who wanted to change things as per his own will. If you look from a neutral perspective, both tried to change the world although one was noble and one was evil. There can really be no comparison but it can be said that both of them were fairly aggressive men.
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