Discourse with Col Asad: Is Kashmir Freedom Struggle Near its Conclusion?

[Bill Longley]

#KashmirFreedom #IOK #SAG_Analysis

Indian govt in deep trouble due to internal unrest and Tensions with China in Ladakh and Arunachal

Kashmiri freedom fighter are rising against indian occupational forces and whole Indian Army and HinduTva Terrorists are failing to crush Kashmiri struggle

Will US give waiver to India over S-400 Indian nightmares

 

[Darius77]

Looking at the dismal performance of the Indian army, which has deployed almost half a million soldiers along with Zionist and US advisors and has been unable to make a dent in Kashmiri resistance, it is obvious that things are not hunky dory. The Kashmiris need a sustained resistance both at civil unrest and military fronts. Indian atrocities are turning public opinion especially in the wider Muslim world against it. Shooting pellet guns on school children's eyes is not very good military strategy and a very cowardly scum thing for India to emulate from its Zionist masters savagery in Occupied Palestine.

 

[Trango Towers]

Looking at the dismal performance of the Indian army, which has deployed almost half a million soldiers along with Zionist and US advisors and has been unable to make a dent in Kashmiri resistance, it is obvious that things are not hunky dory. The Kashmiris need a sustained resistance both at civil unrest and military fronts. Indian atrocities are turning public opinion especially in the wider Muslim world against it. Shooting pellet guns on school children's eyes is not very good military strategy and a very cowardly thing to India.

They need to take the struggle out of Kashmir and start hitting military and strategic targets like railway junctions. Bridges. Telecom junctions, stockmarkets and much much more. Money always talks at the end.
MOST IMPORTANT START HITTING RSS MEMBERS AND FAMILIES THAT ADVOCATE WAR. LET THEM TASTE WAR

 

[Darius77]

They need to take the struggle out of Kashmir and start hitting military and strategic targets like railway junctions. Bridges. Telecom junctions, stockmarkets and much much more. Money always talks at the end.
MOST IMPORTANT START HITTING RSS MEMBERS AND FAMILIES THAT ADVOCATE WAR. LET THEM TASTE WAR

What you suggest is perfect low cost asymmetrical warfare strategy, but the Kashmiri freedom fighters will need a sustained dependable supply chain and training and a safe conduit which only Pakistan and China can provide based on geography. Hezbollah is formidable as Iran has backed it to the hilt since 1979 with resolute support. Pakistan needs do the same with Kashmiris and not abandon them like in 1965 with the failed operation Gibralter, when Ayub got cold feet after a phone call from US masters or the treacherous Musharraf in 1999 Kargil fiasco.

The US losers have fled Afghanistan leaving behind $85 billion worth of weaponry and over a million small arms ideal for the type of warfare in Kashmir. It is also a win-win for the Afghans if these weapons are taken off the streets in Afghanistan and channeled to the Kashmiri resistance. The Indian military today is in far worse shape as the drubbing by China in Ladakh has exposed. Their morale is low and India is internally unraveling and if Pakistan which has now secured its western borders with Taliban in Kabul and good relations with Iran, now focuses on Kashmir, the Indians would cry uncle relatively fast. Kashmir's geography, demographics and a hostile suppressed population makes it an ideal asymmetrical warfare theater for a " death by thousand cuts".

 

[Great Janjua]

Freedom struggle would have died down if India had provided Kashmiris with life opportunities, no discrimination based on religious beliefs, and also a darn consensus on its autonomy. but instead, they opted for the opposite. Removing civil liberties, therefore, treating Kashmiris like caged dogs are not going to improve sentiments inside the valley. Neither are the PR media shows inside Kashmir trying to portray them as SWACH Bharati's.

Kindness is key to one's soul. India is an outright RSS regime shadowing behind a democracy.

 

[R Wing]

They need to take the struggle out of Kashmir and start hitting military and strategic targets like railway junctions. Bridges. Telecom junctions, stockmarkets and much much more. Money always talks at the end.
MOST IMPORTANT START HITTING RSS MEMBERS AND FAMILIES THAT ADVOCATE WAR. LET THEM TASTE WAR

We should be helping them do that. It is our moral duty, as well as in our national interest.

But we have a million excuses --- FATF, economic situation, etc. Imagine if these same arguments were used when we were risking sanctions by developing nukes. if today's defensive "strategists" at GHQ and PMO existed a few decades ago, they would have used the same economic excuse to keep us from going nuclear. Don't fall for this stuff. These are challenges to be creatively overcome, not excuses (like handcuffs) that you use to lazily forfeit your national duty.

 

[SuvarnaTeja]

Will US give waiver to India over S-400 Indian nightmares

I foresee US sanctions on India. Not very good.

 

[jamal18]

They need to take the struggle out of Kashmir and start hitting military and strategic targets like railway junctions. Bridges. Telecom junctions, stockmarkets and much much more. Money always talks at the end.
MOST IMPORTANT START HITTING RSS MEMBERS AND FAMILIES THAT ADVOCATE WAR. LET THEM TASTE WAR

For political reasons, the conflict has to stay in Kashmir. Any attack mainland India will lead to a war with Pakistan.

 

[Trango Towers]

We should be helping them do that. It is our moral duty, as well as in our national interest.

But we have a million excuses --- FATF, economic situation, etc. Imagine if these same arguments were used when we were risking sanctions by developing nukes. if today's defensive "strategists" at GHQ and PMO existed a few decades ago, they would have used the same economic excuse to keep us from going nuclear. Don't fall for this stuff. These are challenges to be creatively overcome, not excuses (like handcuffs) that you use to lazily forfeit your national duty.

I don't think Pakistan gives a flying f about FATF. Its just hoops they jump through. After all they fckd NATO in Afghanistan and FATF was there. India should be much much easier.

I agree we must help Kashmiris and sikhs and Nagas. Payback for Indian interference in Afghanistan and Balouchistan

 

[SuvarnaTeja]

For political reasons, the conflict has to stay in Kashmir. Any attack on the mainland India will lead to a war with Pakistan.

Not really. What did India do after 26/11? nothing. As long as Pakistan could deny (Plausible deniability), things will not escalate.

 

[Trango Towers]

Not really. What did India do after 26/11? nothing. As long as Pakistan could deny, things will not escalate.

India is weak. Poor supply chain for its armed forces. Poor training. Poor food. Low morale. China at the border and highly trained and motivated Pakistani forces. They believed their own rubbish and Feb 26 and 27 2019 exposed them so much

 

[SuvarnaTeja]

India is weak. Poor supply chain for its armed forces. Poor training. Poor food. Low morale. China at the border and highly trained and motivated Pakistani forces. They believed their own rubbish and Feb 26 and 27 2019 exposed them so much

What bothers me more is not the loss of India to Pakistan in the battle but lack of understanding and accountability in India. Modi tried to the use the Balakot strike as a sign of his strong leadership but the next day when India lost the battle exposing Indian military weakness in front of the entire world, any leader in any country would have lost the election but Modi won with a thumping majority. This tells me that people of India are unable to understand and judge correctly. This does not augur well for Indian democracy. People are voting for Modi based on emotions rather than his performance. Same was the case with failure of Chandrayaan 2 lander Vikram. Modi instead of firing the ISRO chief he was consoling Dr. Sivan not to cry. This type of thinking will not help India develop. There is absolutely no accountability.

 

[Protest_again]

What bothers me more is not the loss of India to Pakistan in the battle but lack of understanding and accountability in India. Modi tried to the use the Balakot strike as a sign of his strong leadership but the next day when India lost the battle exposing Indian military weakness in front of the entire world, any leader in any country would have lost the election but Modi won with a thumping majority. This tells me that people of India are unable to understand and judge correctly. This does not augur well for Indian democracy. People are voting for Modi based on emotions rather than his performance. Same was the case with failure of Chandrayaan 2 lander Vikram. Modi instead of firing the ISRO chief he was consoling Dr. Sivan not to cry. This type of thinking will not help India develop. There is absolutely no accountability.

Lol.

 

[Trango Towers]

What bothers me more is not the loss of India to Pakistan in the battle but lack of understanding and accountability in India. Modi tried to the use the Balakot strike as a sign of his strong leadership but the next day when India lost the battle exposing Indian military weakness in front of the entire world, any leader in any country would have lost the election but Modi won with a thumping majority. This tells me that people of India are unable to understand and judge correctly. This does not augur well for Indian democracy. People are voting for Modi based on emotions rather than his performance. Same was the case with failure of Chandrayaan 2 lander Vikram. Modi instead of firing the ISRO chief he was consoling Dr. Sivan not to cry. This type of thinking will not help India develop. There is absolutely no accountability.

But this is excellent for Pakistan. Modi is the best man for India's destruction.

 

[arjunk]

But this is excellent for Pakistan. Modi is the best man for India's destruction.

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India loses 2000 men while Pakistan loses none in 2001-2002: Indians declare victory.
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