Brother @A-Team believes that Pakistan is isolated in the world, however, we are going to increase our trade to $5 billion with Iran and every project in CPEC is on track. The Russian's are interested to create strong ties with Pakistan, and they want to invest $2 billion in the North-South pipeline. We are also going to hold the first military exercise with them, so things are looking bright for Pakistan.
Read Charles Roster's book, "The Destructive War: Willia, Tecumseh, Stonewall Jackson and the American. I have mostly studied the American civil war through novels, and a great example is twelve years of slavery. The language is difficult to understand because its written in the 1860s after he was released from his master. It was a shame Solomon died a few years later. I have also watched a number of different documentaries on the civil war. I think the best way to tackle a subject is to read history before the conflict because then you'll know why certain things transpired. General Lee was never a bigot, yet he was a proud Virginian who wanted to protect his homeland from war.
The answer to the Afghan problem is simple, remove the Kabul elite and bring in the Taliban who'd have to share power. International troops must leave and India shouldn't be allowed to play a role in Afghanistan. They will have to accept the Durand Line and we can allow them to become a part of CPEC. If they don't abide by our rules, then we should take the Wakhan corridor and seal the rest of the border and mine everything single inch
Read Charles Roster's book, "The Destructive War: Willia, Tecumseh, Stonewall Jackson and the American. I have mostly studied the American civil war through novels, and a great example is twelve years of slavery. The language is difficult to understand because its written in the 1860s after he was released from his master. It was a shame Solomon died a few years later. I have also watched a number of different documentaries on the civil war. I think the best way to tackle a subject is to read history before the conflict because then you'll know why certain things transpired. General Lee was never a bigot, yet he was a proud Virginian who wanted to protect his homeland from war.
The answer to the Afghan problem is simple, remove the Kabul elite and bring in the Taliban who'd have to share power. International troops must leave and India shouldn't be allowed to play a role in Afghanistan. They will have to accept the Durand Line and we can allow them to become a part of CPEC. If they don't abide by our rules, then we should take the Wakhan corridor and seal the rest of the border and mine everything single inch
Read Charles Roster's book, "The Destructive War: Willia, Tecumseh, Stonewall Jackson and the American. I have mostly studied the American civil war through novels, and a great example is twelve years of slavery. The language is difficult to understand because its written in the 1860s after he was released from his master. It was a shame Solomon died a few years later. I have also watched a number of different documentaries on the civil war. I think the best way to tackle a subject is to read history before the conflict because then you'll know why certain things transpired. General Lee was never a bigot, yet he was a proud Virginian who wanted to protect his homeland from war.
The answer to the Afghan problem is simple, remove the Kabul elite and bring in the Taliban who'd have to share power. International troops must leave and India shouldn't be allowed to play a role in Afghanistan. They will have to accept the Durand Line and we can allow them to become a part of CPEC. If they don't abide by our rules, then we should take the Wakhan corridor and seal the rest of the border and mine everything single inch
But all enemies of the state have to unfortunately migrate, which include that smug fool, Amrullah Saleh In my spare time I try to read and learn about different civilisations and culture. My personal favourite is obviously the Muslim world but also Chinese dynasties. At my University my old Chinese friends use to give me the nickname Zhang Fei, because I have a beard and was hot tempered In America they should make it compulsory for all immigrants to learn the civil war.
The Prophet (PBUH) never liked the use of violence and he always preached that patience and dialogue are the best solutions to your problems. Sometimes in my anger I do tend to speak harshly on the Afghan's, however, it's difficult not to when they badmouth about Pakistan. Saladin Ayubi also faced a similar problem during his era, and he had to use the danda to keep the Muslim's in line and united against the crusaders. Pakistan and its establishment will never allow Afghanistan to be in the camp of India, whether its population likes it or not. Even in the example of India, their crafty politician Nehru used the Army to force the Princely States to join India at gunpoint. The population grow in Central Asia and combined with its resources is a winning Combo fo development of the region.
This was why the Pakistani establishment was supporting the Taliban before 9/11. Virtually the entire country was in the hands of the Taliban, only the Panjsher Valley was held by the Northern Alliance and Afghanistan was much more secure back then to start the great game of Central Asia. Osama Bin Laden happened and it put an obstacle in our plans. I don't actually like the Taliban myself, however, all states are prone to secure their national interests. At the moment the Taliban through the Haqqani Network fit the bill. It's sad, yet it's the reality.
Paktuns are successful in Pakistan, heck they represent the largest percentage of soldiers in the Army along with their Patowari Brothers. What most people don't understand is that within Punjab there are different languages and cultures. Southern Punjab is much different to Central Punjab, and Patowari people are completely different. Personally I want to see Punjab broken up into smaller provinces and have separate funds for their own development. Chongqing from China is a great example, when it became separate from Sichuan Province.
Even if the Paktuns from both sides of the border join, then they will still be a minority. The Durand Line will only be removed if Pakistan expands its border and those people who join us must accept our constitution, flag and sovereignty. They would have to call themselves Pakistani's instead of Afghan's
I am not a US citizen, however, I find their history unique
