Another example of Indians making a fuss out of nothing or at least trying their best to do so, but as always miserably failing at it. Yet will claim, they dont care about what Pakistan state. The fact of matter is that as a nation they are infatuated by Pakistan but in denial of it.
And fact of matter is, the statement was directed against India, but feel free to make a fuss out of it .
Right, last time I checked command at english have nothing to do with effectiveness as a politician.
omg. now copyrights are Pakistan's enemy as well.
apologies. could resist.
LOL, good one.
More denial.
Some people won't like me saying this but Pakistan is betting on the wrong horse and even worse... Pakistan is putting all of its eggs in one basket. It is sad to see Pakistan to become a vassal state of China and even more sad to see Pakistani being proud on that. If you see how China is acting towards smaller neighbors it only proofs that China is not "best-friend material". Pakistan is making a big mistake and you will be part of the problem. Nobody will attack China but in the contrary China is more likely to attack their smaller neighbors. If Pakistan get's caught in this you will loose equally as China will. Pakistan should get off the Titanic before it is too late. Sooner than later we will see what is going to happen.
Pakistan relationship with China and Turkey are independent of each other, intact Pakistan is in a unique position to play a very positive role if serious issues arise between two countries. I also understand Turkish public feels strongly about the Ughiyrs issue, so do Chinese. But in this issue Pakistan won't take any sides, thus enabling us to play a far better role if the need arises. The statement was directed against India. One thing more, China is the biggest economic partner of Pakistan, but we are diversifying.
He meant every word of it, in terms of countering India trying to support terrorism and roadblocks in the way of the CPEC project. So this statement was meant for India if you read the thread all the way. Outside of India, Pakistan doesn't have enemies or military presence or even a need to project a power. So Pakistan's military ambitions are always defensive in nature and focused on India.
Whether Pakistanis are emotional fools or not. Their diplomacy is running VERY well. They have very good relationship with the US, the Brists, now coming up is France, obviously great relationship with China, Turkey and Japan, and now with the Russians.....in less then 3 years of the civilian government's time in the office, they have made serious strides in creating new friends and allies across the globe. The results of these new relationships and strengthening of existing relationships are visible through the expanding economy and international investments too.
So, good work Team Pakistan (both Civilian government and the Military), go ahead and take the 12th top economy spot in the next 10-15 years and turn Pakistan into a safe, tolerant, modern and growing economy
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This would be enough to make any sensible person to stop arguing but not these particular set of Indians.
then based on your logic......Pakistan doesn't buy??? That can mean two things. 1): you don't know what you are talking about and can be proven wrong easily.
2): Pakistan is then a lot better in foreign policy and building relationships than India? That they don't buy and use their money or credit, they get investments and partnership assistance......that's much better.
What's better? you spending $ 100 you have on something all the way? Or you spending $ 50 and your partner in trade HAPPILY spending $ 50 with you as they know they'll get better returns on their $ 50??? The $ 50 you saved, can be used in another big project with someone else's $ 50 in partnership. This is GREAT business benefiting many.
I'd take number 2 over number 1 ALL week long and twice on Saturday and Sundays!
LOL, so it proves some how poor Pakistanis are getting better at dealing with the world compared to rich Indians.
I am an American (and VERY American at that)
. But I will write the truth. If you read my posts talking about Israel and related issues; you might think I am a Jewish brother.
You got to be fair to the situation, and speak the truth. Nationality has nothing to do with the discussion in hand
Yes, one must try to remain objective and fair as much as possible. You're views are a welcome sight here, I might not agree with everything you might say, but I would support your right to say it. Respect.
Unlike Pakistan, we never really depended so heavily on any country for our survival, both militarily and economically, neither we gifted a piece of our land as a token of our loyalty to any country, nor we allowed any country to come in and run military operations & bombing inside our country, those distinctions go to only Pakistan!
Yes indeed, that is why most of the defense procurements were from Russia. I am amazed at the bubble Indians at PDF live in, completely devoid of facts and historic contexts.
The word of Raheel Sharif carries more weight than any keyboard warrior on this forum. I'll just leave it at that.
Now for my opinion.
Pakistan is probably China's most important strategic partner (along with Russia).
Why is Pakistan important?
Because Pakistan offers an entry point into the Arabian Sea.
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This is the goal of CPEC. This is the reason why we funded and built Gwadar in the first place. Once CPEC is complete, China gets a shortcut into the Arabian Sea and becomes de facto gatekeeper for most of the world's oil supplies.
Fast forward to 2030. China is by far the largest economy on Earth. The PLA is massive and is sitting right next to the Strait of Hormuz...
Chinese are far smarter, they wouldn't want to antagonize other states than India. Chinas posturing in south asia is different when compared to Far east. But the economic corridor is beneficial to both parties and a threat against it is a mutual threat.
Yes, Indian brain can't comprehend that.
Thanks, but no thanks, the last thing we need in this region is another 'police'. China's economic presence in the region is completely welcome, but no military presence, otherwise, there is no difference between U.S and China in trying to be the 'police of the world'. We don't want China to become another U.S.
China is not interested in souring relations with Iran, plus in a region dominated by US military it would act as a counter balance.
Whats the link? lool you lost it there bro.
