A dilemma for Pakistan as UAE cuts off work visas

[Capt. Karnage]

Chinese have occupied Indian land and Indians are celebrating UAE visas cut for Pakistan.
Tusi choop lo amb. Haha

Chinese are in no man's land and we have captured some peaks in askai chin. But don worry we will liberate Tibet saksham valley and askai chin soon

 

[Areesh]

Yes, of course!!

Might you don't know, how the things use against each other by the both countries. Just like latest - khalistan movement (Fake campaign) is active now a days.

It is farmers campaign and it is very much real unlike your fake schemes of past 15 years

But don worry we will liberate Tibet saksham valley and askai chin soon

Banda sasti chars piye to aisi hi baatain karta hai

 

[Vapnope]

Chinese are in no man's land

Acceptance of new status quo. We know that, You know that and Chinese know that.

 

[Capt. Karnage]

Acceptance of new status quo. We know that, You know that and Chinese know that.

Chinese have lost lands in the occupied askai chin glacier, new status quo for them. Soon they will lose more.

 

[Vapnope]

Chinese have lost lands in the occupied askai chin glacier, new status quo for them. Soon they will lose more.

If what you are saying is true, I wonder why you guys are pushing for status quo before april! Even your own veterans have wrote dozens of article asking Modi to act instead of sweeping it under the rug.

But if you guys are happy to lose land, who am i to object ! Happy losing lands

 

[Capt. Karnage]

If what you are saying is true, I wonder why you guys are pushing for status quo before april! Even your own veterans have wrote dozens of article asking Modi to act instead of sweeping it under the rug.

But if you guys are happy to lose land, who am i to object ! Happy losing lands

I think you should wish that to your iron birader

 

[Indus Pakistan]

Even I can post about Pakistan lying network details. It is a game, play by both countries.

Pakistan’s Foreign Office claimed the ban was due to Covid-19. However, India has more Covid-19 cases per capita than Pakistan,

Above lines - talks itself. Don't need to explain!

I believe. And I believe it not because the source but this is exactly what UAE would do. Indeed if I was UAE advisor this is what I would advice the ruling crown prince -

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• now that relations have been established with Israel it is imperative we consolidate this process. To really benefit from this UAE needs to become a major destination for Israeli tourists, businessmen, investors and or ex-pats who would bring global class credentials to UAE giving it massive economic boost. And help to make Dubai a Singapore, Hong Kong, London, New York. You want the global financiers like Bloomberg, Rosengurgs, Goldstiens to feel as comfortable in Dubai as they do in London or New York or Istanbul.
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• ideal future is where UAE has huge Israeli ex-pat community with their restaurents, bars and clubs making a 'mini Tel Aviv'.
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• it is imperative UAE does this as the world moves to a non fossil energy source thus UAE must adapt to stay relevant in a modern, competitive global economy.
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• all this is doable but there are major dangers to this project. The main danger is from ideologically driven, radical Islamits who could launch a terror attack on the Israeli tourists thus destroying this project. No security. No project.
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• the biggest threat we estimate comes from the huge foreign worker communities many of who could potentially be a threat. I identify the biggest threat from the ex-pat Pakistani community as that country has deep issues with islamist driven terorism as we see being played out inside Pakistan all the time. Therefore all Pakistani ex-pats should ideally be thrown out to 'drain the swamp' however as that is not possible a sustained policy of replacing Pakistani ex-pats should be put into action. Indian workers who are safe and pose no Islamist threat or danger to Israeli visitors should be used to replace Pakistani's.
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• suggest the ex-pat Afghan and Bangla community also be looked at as danger and if needed similiar policy should be adopted to them.
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• as a secondary benefit of this policy Pakistan would come under pressure to rein in the rampant ant-zionism the country is infected with. The goal should be with help of other GCC countries to push Pakistan into accepting Israel and to play it's role as a coalition to surround Iran.

END

“There are commercial complexes where expatriates (read mostly from Pakistan) from various nationalities are hired as imams and muezzins in the prayer halls,” the report reads.

This is how the evil of Saudi influence on Pakistani society entered the country.

 

[Turingsage]

Its important to replace Pakistan in the middle east and within the OIC, that is happening naturally and inevitably. We now have close and deepening relations with the Arab League

Gen. Naravane holds talks with top Saudi Generals; discusses ways to enhance defence cooperation
PTI
RIYADH, DECEMBER 14, 2020 02:09 IST
UPDATED: DECEMBER 14, 2020 02:52 IST

Gen. Naravane called on Chief of General Staff Gen. Fayyadh bin Hamid Al-Ruwaili and discussed issues of mutual interest and defence cooperation. Photo: Twitter/@adgpi

Gen. Naravane is the first-ever head of the Indian Army to travel to two strategically important Gulf countries
Indian Army chief General M.M. Naravane on December 13 met top Saudi Generals and discussed issues of common interest and ways to enhance bilateral defence cooperation during his historic visit to the Gulf Kingdom.
Gen. Naravane, who arrived in Saudi Arabia on the second leg of his two-nation visit that included the United Arab Emirates, is the first-ever head of the Indian Army to travel to the two strategically important Gulf countries.

“COAS discussed issues of bilateral defence cooperation with General Fahd Bin Abdullah Mohammed Al-Mutir, Commander Royal Saudi Land Forces,” the Indian Army’s Additional Directorate General of Public Information said in a tweet on December 13.

He also received a Guard of Honour at headquarters of the Royal Saudi Land Forces.
Gen. Naravane also called on Chief of General Staff Gen. Fayyadh bin Hamid Al-Ruwaili and discussed issues of mutual interest and defence cooperation, it said in another tweet.
“During the meeting, they discussed issues of common interest in addition to means of enhancing bilateral cooperation,” state-run Saudi Press agency reported.
Gen. Naravane also interacted with Lt. Gen. Mutlaq bin Salim bin Al-Azima, the Commander of the Joint Forces of Saudi Arabia, and exchanged views on defence cooperation, the Indian Army said in a tweet.Gen. Naravane earlier visited the UAE where he discussed bilateral defence cooperation and issues of mutual interest with the UAE’s Commander of the Land Forces Major General Saleh Mohammed Saleh Al Ameri.His visit is seen as a reflection of India’s growing strategic ties with the two countries and is expected to further open up new avenues for cooperation in the defence and security sphere.Gen. Naravane’s visit comes in the midst of fast-paced developments in the Gulf region including normalisation of Israel’s relations with several Arab countries as well as situation arising out of the assassination of Iran’s top nuclear scientist Mohsen Fakhrizadeh.Ahead of his visit to the UAE and Saudi Arabia, the Army said in a statement in New Delhi that “During the visit, he will be meeting his counterparts and senior military leadership of these countries. The visit is historic in the sense that it will be the first time an Indian Army chief is visiting the UAE and Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.”Gen. Naravane’s visit to the Gulf region comes days after External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar’s trips to Bahrain and the UAE during which he called on top leaders of the two countries.In the last few years, India’s ties with Saudi Arabia and the UAE have witnessed a major upswing. Last month, the Army chief travelled to Nepal on a three-day visit that had significant diplomatic overtone.In October, Gen. Naravane travelled to Myanmar along with Foreign Secretary Harsh Vardhan Shringla on a very crucial visit during which India decided to supply an attack submarine to the Myanmar Navy besides agreeing to further deepen military and defence ties.
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[El Sidd]

Mubarak Patels working with local Persians to isolate Pakistan from the GCC.