He was very good at finding rare and informative articles and posting them. He would post hundreds of such articles in a month. No matter how obscure the topic, he would find an article connecting it to some sociopolitical matter.
However, he wasn't very good at debating, and posted mainly one-liners. It was like he let the articles do the talking for him. The thing is, he posted
any article that he found interesting and relevant, even if didn't agree with the content. And since he didn't communicate his own ideas very well, I think there was a lot of misunderstanding between him and other members.
Even after knowing him for over a year and a half, I am not sure what his views exactly are. When I "debated" with him, he was highly pragmatic, referencing current realpolitik and geopolitical trends. I remember one particular conversation with him where we were discussing the balkanization of Pakistan, and whether it was good for India. Ajtr fully supported the break-up of Pakistan, as did I.
Another point of contention between him and other forum members was his persistent use of false flags and even gender. He used the Indian, Pakistani, Afghan, American, and Aaland flags interchangeably. He also pretended to be female once, though I'm not sure why. This sense of ambiguity made some other members uncomfortable, I think.
