China : A True Friend Indeed

[ChineseTiger1986]

China did not help Pakistan in the 1965 war, and did nothing in the 1971 war

Pakistan is a strong nation with backbone, at least we should respect their choice when they can handle it by themselves.

 

[@nline]

No doubt about that!

 

[RazorMC]

China wasn't so strong back then and no country will fight for another. China can show solidarity by assisting in Pakistan's defense needs and this is what it will do. In times of security risks, China hasn't backed down and has continued to support development (esp. in nuclear sector) despite facing opposition from many countries. The same China also sells military hardware with no strings attached (no puns intended). This is so much more that what anyone else has done.
This is why we respect China, for their continued support for our country.

 

[Omar1984]

Chinese are business minded people, in fact China is a communist country and Pakistan fought against Communists.

You meant the Soviets? The same Soviets that were your best friends, our enemies, and invaded our neighbouring Muslim country. Do you think we would have allowed Pakistan to be surrounded by two giant enemies? General Zia ul Haq made a smart move by fighting the Soviets.

China is very different from the former Soviet Union. China never invaded any Muslim country, infact China enjoys excellent relations with all Muslim countries.

 

[Watani]

As long as your enemy's friendship with whatever country doesn't harm your country, why should you be worried with your enemy's friendship with whomever at all? As long as China isn't harming India by being friends with Pakistan, why do Indians feel so insecure? And as far as Indians aren't using any other country to harm Pakistan, why would Pakistanis feel insecure? I don't know much about Pak-China friendship but I do know that Chinese are great investors and businessmen, same are Indians who have invested amazingly in Afghanistan. Instead of worrying about their enemies' moves, why not strengthening ties with friends so much that enemies become helpless? Better for your health and confidence.

 

[chops3d]

As long as your enemy's friendship with whatever country doesn't harm your country, why should you be worried with your enemy's friendship with whomever at all? As long as China isn't harming India by being friends with Pakistan, why do Indians feel so insecure? And as far as Indians aren't using any other country to harm Pakistan, why would Pakistanis feel insecure? I don't know much about Pak-China friendship but I do know that Chinese are great investors and businessmen, same are Indians who have invested amazingly in Afghanistan. Instead of worrying about their enemies' moves, why not strengthening ties with friends so much that enemies become helpless? Better for your health and confidence.

i understand chinese investment in pakistan, because of its ports and its proximity to middle east, but what indians get from afghanistan which doesnt even lie neihbour to india???, what in the benefit india getting by million dollar investment, afghanistan mess is created by soviets and americans and day by day more mess is being created, what indians do et in return apparently, nothing??

 

[Watani]

^ Apparently a gas pipe is going to be built through Afghanistan-Iran-Tajikistan and etcetera which will benefit India alot. India hasn't only got good ties with Afghanistan but even with Iran, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan which is why their businesses are so successful with these countries. Indians get nothing from Tajikistan and Uzbekistan or Iran either, but these countries are very rich in resources which can benefit India alot in the future, which is why it makes perfect sense for India to invest in these countries. I think moreover an Indian can explain their point of view better. Nonetheless if you truly believe in 'a friend indeed', then one can expect such investments without expecting MASSIVE profits in return. No?

Indo-Afghan friendship is by the way much older than the wars in Afghanistan. Afghanistan lost everything after those wars and it's normal that countries would actually invest in Afghanistan and that the country would NEED investors. Turkey is a great example of a country, miles away from us, who have been great investors since last ten years. I never heard anyone question what Turkey gets in return, or why Turkey invests in Afghanistan? Then why the same question regarding India?

 

[Farooq]

I am convinced that our excellent relations with China are a gift from Allah. May this cherished gift last till end of time

Just the concern from the hindus across the LoC is proof

Also, whoever is anti-Chinese in Pakistan or abroad is a traitor to Pakistan

 

[Secret Service]

I am convinced that our excellent relations with China are a gift from Allah. May this cherished gift last till end of time

Just the concern from the hindus across the LoC is proof

Also, whoever is anti-Chinese in Pakistan or abroad is a traitor to Pakistan

not a single politician is anti - Chinese ...there is no concept of anti china in Pakistan...

 

[PakistaniPacifist]

^ Apparently a gas pipe is going to be built through Afghanistan-Iran-Tajikistan and etcetera which will benefit India alot. India hasn't only got good ties with Afghanistan but even with Iran, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan which is why their businesses are so successful with these countries. Indians get nothing from Tajikistan and Uzbekistan or Iran either, but these countries are very rich in resources which can benefit India alot in the future, which is why it makes perfect sense for India to invest in these countries. I think moreover an Indian can explain their point of view better. Nonetheless if you truly believe in 'a friend indeed', then one can expect such investments without expecting MASSIVE profits in return. No?

Indo-Afghan friendship is by the way much older than the wars in Afghanistan, since Afghanistan had hardly anything left after the wars it's normal that countries would actually invest in Afghanistan (for whatever reason). Turkey is a great example of a country, miles away from us, who have been great investors since last ten years, I never heard anyone question what Turkey gets in return?

Brother, Afghans have every right to do what is in their best interest for Afghanistan. Personally, i want to see a strong Afghanistan which borders Pakistan as it is in our best interest to have a stable and prosperous neighbour. India may be doing a great deal of good work in your country and you should be thankful although from a Pakistani perspective they are taking full advantage of the porous border by supplying criminals/agents who cross the border to join ranks with extremist groups to carry out acts of terror in our land but god willing we will work alongside Afghans to combat this problem and i hope with time we will be able to build a fruitful and trustworthy relationship with one another.

 

[Omar1984]

^ Apparently a gas pipe is going to be built through Afghanistan-Iran-Tajikistan and etcetera which will benefit India alot. India hasn't only got good ties with Afghanistan but even with Iran, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan which is why their businesses are so successful with these countries. Indians get nothing from Tajikistan and Uzbekistan or Iran either, but these countries are very rich in resources which can benefit India alot in the future, which is why it makes perfect sense for India to invest in these countries. I think moreover an Indian can explain their point of view better. Nonetheless if you truly believe in 'a friend indeed', then one can expect such investments without expecting MASSIVE profits in return. No?

Indo-Afghan friendship is by the way much older than the wars in Afghanistan. Afghanistan lost everything after those wars and it's normal that countries would actually invest in Afghanistan and that the country would NEED investors. Turkey is a great example of a country, miles away from us, who have been great investors since last ten years. I never heard anyone question what Turkey gets in return, or why Turkey invests in Afghanistan? Then why the same question regarding India?

Do you think India will go along with the TAPI gas pipeline project? Pakistan is in the Indians way and without Pakistan, TAPI is a failure. India sees Pakistan as a security threat and will most likely abondon the TAPI gas pipeline project just like they abondoned the IPI gas pipeline project.

Have you forgotten what the Indians made of the IPI gas pipelines? Why after so many years we haven't gotten anywhere with the IPI gas pipeline project? After signing a civilian nuclear deal with the United States in 2008, India withdrew from the project over pricing and security issues. Only Pakistan and Iran are serious about the IPI project. The United States is pressuring India to not do business with Iran. The United States has pressured India to sanction Iran. India voted against Iran in the International Atomic Energy Agency in 2005. China didnt sanction Iran, but India did. China never spoke against Iran's nuclear ambitions but India did. India would rather take Israel's side over Iran's side any day.

And by the way the only history Afghanistan shares with India is through present day Pakistan. Even your Ahmad Shah Durrani was born in Multan, in Punjab province of Pakistan. His empire included all of present day Afghanistan and all of present day Pakistan and only some parts of north-west India (India Occupied Kashmir and India's region of Punjab) that shares historical and cultural links with present day Pakistan. Most of India and most Indians have nothing in common with Afghanistan, Afghanistan's history, or Afghanistan's people whatsoever.

 

[chops3d]

^ Apparently a gas pipe is going to be built through Afghanistan-Iran-Tajikistan and etcetera which will benefit India alot. India hasn't only got good ties with Afghanistan but even with Iran, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan which is why their businesses are so successful with these countries. Indians get nothing from Tajikistan and Uzbekistan or Iran either, but these countries are very rich in resources which can benefit India alot in the future, which is why it makes perfect sense for India to invest in these countries. I think moreover an Indian can explain their point of view better. Nonetheless if you truly believe in 'a friend indeed', then one can expect such investments without expecting MASSIVE profits in return. No?

Indo-Afghan friendship is by the way much older than the wars in Afghanistan. Afghanistan lost everything after those wars and it's normal that countries would actually invest in Afghanistan and that the country would NEED investors. Turkey is a great example of a country, miles away from us, who have been great investors since last ten years. I never heard anyone question what Turkey gets in return, or why Turkey invests in Afghanistan? Then why the same question regarding India?

pakistan is 'building' more in afghanistan and providing it will wheat and rice then india can ever build or invest, and its all just humanitarian, what india is 'building' is facilitating not afghanis but its own workers, why india is pushing indians in afghanistan, even your own kerzai has admittied to the real deal which india is pushing in there..

but guess what if pakistan finds any bi mischief from afghanistan through india than afghanis will be bombed as compared to india, so you should better be cautioned about what sort of gay relationship you are developing with it...

 

[Aramsogo]

Afghanistan has Lithium, lots of Lithium.
Afghanistan could be the Saudi Arabia of Lithium.

 

[Pak_Sher]

India wants to surround China with Indian, US, South Korean and Japanese Naval Exercises, but Pakistan will always stand by China. China can count of Pakistan's support at any time of the day.



Long Live Pakistan-China Friedship

 

[ChinaToday]

if china having a good relationship with others country is for self iterest only , tell me what do we gain by continuing supporting countries like north korea, north vietnam during the 60s , zimbawe , iran and to a certain extend many country in the middle east, to the annoyance of usa which is our biggest trading partner.