Mosamania
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Arrogant already? True to the Wahabi profile.
I find it surprising that I am the one called Arrogant....
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Arrogant already? True to the Wahabi profile.
I thought you would use a wrong choice of words as a weapons. And so I apologize for my wrong choice of words.
Arrogant, defensive and self correcting? I'm liking you less already.
countries should be allowed to have their own form of government the thing called "democracy" doesnt work universally.......
When was "self correcting" a bad thing??
Yes, of course the CIA - lets also keep the Mossad, RAW and MI6 in the loop as well - we don't want those CIA boys hogging all the attention
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Arrogant already? True to the Wahabi profile.
you will be wrong if you deny foreign link as in CIA in nurturing terrorism in pakistan.
yes we were gullible to fall in their trap....
but you do realize that before 1980s the salafi/wahabi/saudi/kings of arabia/arabs/arabized.....were there..but therecwas no terrorism.
You cannot compare Urdu a "new" language with Arabic a language with a history of thousands of years.
Yes, Safriz but those in Afghanistan at that time might have a bone to pick with you about the suggestion that there was no terrorism then
You cannot compare Urdu a "new" language with Arabic a language with a history of thousands of years.
Yes, Safriz but those in Afghanistan at that time might have a bone to pick with you about the suggestion that there was no terrorism then
Define "Terrorism"?
Ask Afghans sometime -- Maso, always try and comment on what you know - and the stuff you don't know about, people will help you with if you let them -- From Pakistan and Wahabia and the US, a "Jihad" was being waged - have you ever been to Afghanistan? Very many Afghans appreciated the "Jihad" - very many, especially those who were educated and urban, saw in the Khalq and Parchami governments, a hope that their country would "progress" and there would be "development" - they certainly did not see what we at that time saw as Jihad, to be anythng other than terrorism.
And today in Pakistan, I encourage you to review threads on this forum about conversations between the Wahabi/Salafi TTP and Army Chaplains and media persons - I want you to take special care with the way the Islamist insurgents use verses of the Quran to justify killing Pakistani soldier and especially civilians - they claim they are fighting a Jihad - ask Pakistanis if this is Jihad or terrorism -- Perspective is a useful tool.