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In Pakistan, one has to fight for their rights to get them, demanding isn't enough unfortunately. Despite the fact that many ethnic & religious minority groups have faced discrimination & persecution, but they stuck around, & now they fare better socioeconomically than the majority of the...

The difference between the two situations is, Indian Muslims (especially the ones from UP) are the most impoverished, backward community in India, even more than Dalits. Hindus in Pakistan are however, very resourceful, financially sound; quite prosperous & integrated in mainstream Pakistani...

I have never said Afghan Pashtuns have "too much love"" flowing for Pakistan. Here is the problem with the Afghans. They are a confused/divided lot. They bear ill-feelings for Pakistan & Iran, the 2 countries they are closest ethnically/historically/culturally linked to. They hate the current...

It's funny, this guy here supports the foreign invaders over his very Afghan/Pashtun people (Taliban, who he hates), the very people the US/NATO fought against for 10 years, & are now begging to come to the negotiating table for a power sharing agreement. He is as delusional, & disconnected with...

The bold part is not my personal theory, it has all the ingredients for it (as I mentioned before): Afghanistan 'will collapse into civil war when western troops fall out' | Mail Online

According to this guy, it is perfectly ok for someone to be anti-Pakistan without necessarily being on a payroll, but being pro-Pakistan in the Afghan media means you have to be on the ISI's payroll.

You fought a war where you have killed your own people. You fought a futile war (propped up by the West against your own people), because at the end of the day, you want to negotiate with the same people you were fighting for in the last 10 years (the Taliban don't want to negotiate). All...

While the drone strikes have killed many militants, it has done little to nothing to stem the flow & momentum of militants. It acts as an irritant to Pakistan.

The US spends $2 billion per week on the Afghan war as direct cost, & about $1 billion per week as indirect cost: Afghanistan Weekly Reader: $2 Billion per Week for a War No One Wants | A New Way Forward The Taliban are your own Afghan people, we don't have anything to do with them. They...

Unfortunately, the US Foreign Policy is devised by hawks sitting in the Pentagon. There is a clear mismatch between what the Congress want, & what the Pentagon wants. The US Foreign Policy is being controlled by the hawkish military elements that do not want to exit Afghanistan, who do not want...

More of the same please!

I have never seen any Pakistani rejoicing over the death of a Saudi. Although I must admit, sometimes we get frustrated that Saudis look at everything from a Shia-vs-Sunni perspective & POV. Pakistan has the 2nd largest Muslim population in the world, & the 2nd largest Shia Muslim population as...

Saudi Arabia's support in the Siachen incident is highly appreciated. However, I do not know what you mean by this comment (in bolded red): Do you know of anyone here that has celebrated the death of Saudi soldiers?

It is interesting to know that no direct quotes have been given to support the claim in the red, bolded statement. Indian journalism at its best. India will never dish out the same treatment to American citizens what SRK or Kalam received in the US. This will be a forgotten incident soon enough.

Don't worry about me, someone who has traveled to Orakzai, Khyber; I have a pretty good idea what the people of FATA think about Afghanistan. I also have friends from Orakzai, Kurram, Khyber & Mohmand. Your country is burning, because neither the Afghan populace have any trust in the present...

Kuwait is quite a 'nothing' place, does not have any 'real significance' as a nation.

You probably need to talk to people from FATA on this forum (Abu Zolfiqar is one, there are many other examples as well) to know what they think about you and your country. It is your country that is burning, because of stooges sitting in Kabul letting their land be used for proxy wars against...

Actually, Pakistani Pashtuns are more than happy being in Pakistan, & would scoff at the idea that they are (present day) Afghans. There are many Pakistani Pashtuns that would attest to this fact. All Pashtuns are "Afghans", agreed, but not the citizens of present day Afghanistan. It is your...

Pakistan has more than twice the number of Pashtuns & Pashto speakers (the biggest ethnic group in Afghanistan) in the country as compared to Pakistan. Quite a few Dari speakers as well. Maybe you could get out of your conspiracy theory mode, & realize that most Afghans & Pakistanis have more in...

15 terrorists killed in Kurram Daily Times - Leading News Resource of Pakistan