General Mobeen Khan tweets about Loy Afghanistan (IMPORTANT)

[fitpOsitive]

@JX-1 war has its own ethics. A nation will always be at war if the army rules it. A nation will always follow the steps of its rulers. So the rulers should come from common people.

 

[Finer]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1610642513605414912

Makes sense considering TTP is Indian-funded Afghan-based terrorist-outfit and Afghan Taliban is former Afghan Mujahideen that was built on collaboration between Pakistan and CIA to serve Afghanistan the greater goods and resisted Russian invasions through covertly wars.

Then, Afghan Talibans was at war with USA for invading Afghanistan while Pakistan was accused of lending its support to Afghan Talibans.

To counter the threat and spread the confusion, Afghan-based TTP was born on foreign-funded under the ruling of former General Musharraf to destabilize Pakistan was eradicated in majority of portions within authorized military operations of collaboration between former PM Nawaz Sharif and Former General Raheel Sharif.

Stop believing anything that has been said on the social media. Learn to differentiate between lies and truth.

Afghan-Taliban and Pakistan are on same page when it comes to greater goods of Muslim worlds whereas TTP is Indian-funded Terrorist-out killing Pakistanis more than 100,000 including children and women and beyond. In fact, based on self-confession by Indian in-charge Amit Doval on record for the purposes of TTP which at the time back then was enjoying Afghan government's support was finally dethroned.

Too many confusion are being spread to confuse the awaam. And PTI narrative, albeit looks deliberate, doesn't help. And imranistan are no help either. Refrain from partaking into misinformation agenda war. At the end, only ALLAAH Alone knows best.

 

[TheSolution]

India is seen as a threat because Indians have been shitting on us and want to shit more.

As far as Afghanistan is concerned, we have shitted on them and what they are doing to Pakistan is a backlash.
Pakistanis understand that and want to minimize this backlash.
Its a common understanding in Pakistan that we don't need to react to Afghans and make it a people to people war. Indians want us to do so.

Since you are an outsider you don't get this. If You are trying to spread awareness among Pakistanis, you are actually projecting stuff that is not significant and doesn't need projection.

Actually they shitted on you first right after your independence, that's when you retaliated after, around the time of the Soviets, before that they were shitting all over you with support to plenty of militants and internationally talking about the disintegration of Pakistan publicly. They weren't shy of their goals.

 

[One_Nation]

Actually they shitted on you first right after your independence, that's when you retaliated after, around the time of the Soviets, before that they were shitting all over you with support to plenty of militants and internationally talking about the disintegration of Pakistan publicly. They weren't shy of their goals.

They didn't do as much harm to Pakistan as Pakistan did to them.
The real harm they do in forms of drugs, crime, violence is a cultural thing and needs a different approach than your childish exposition campaigns.

 

[TheSolution]

They didn't do as much harm to Pakistan as Pakistan did to them.
The real harm they do in forms of drugs, crime, violence is a cultural thing and needs a different approach than your childish exposition campaigns.

In reality Pakistan didn't do much to them, if anything the Soviet jihad is something their locals wanted themselves on the ground and USA pushed for. It was all just perfectly timed coincidentally.

And my campaigns, which I don't really know what exactly you're referring to, are focused on long-term stability for Pakistan.

The current status-quo at the border is not at all stable, they will eventually stabilise as a government, begin to make some money, and then back to square 1 of them making claims on your land and supporting separatist militants.

The only real long-term solution is the total disintegration of Afghanistan as we currently know it. Khorosan should be established and perhaps the remaining part be absorbed by Pakistan.

 

[Mirzali Khan]

We don’t just want loy Afghanistan, we want the whole of Pakistan, we want the central Asian republics nearing the Russian borders.

Seriously if Pakistanis believe everything they see and hear then you might as well just surrender all of Pakistan.

Online Afghanan pa rishteeney zwand kee da Afghanan noomainda na koay, PDF pa rishteeney zwand kee da Pakistaniyano noomainda na koay.

In reality Pakistan didn't do much to them,

Taliban was neutral towards Pakistan, just like how Pakistan wanted, in the 1990s so Pakistan can focus on Kashmir.

Then 9/11 came and Pakistan turned on Taliban. That move changed the course of history.

Since Taliban come from a revenge culture the new generation of Afghans see that as the main grievance. The Loy Afg stuff is added masala from diaspora and social media trolls.

Its the same parallel in Balochistan, install Akbar Bugti in the 70s then take him out and turn on him too lmao.

 

[Wolfhunter]

LMAOOO General Mobeen Khan has tweeted about Loy Afghanistan

https://twitter.com/x/status/1610218504430538754

@FuturePAF @Signalian @The Accountant @ThunderCat @NOBODY @SecularNationalist @villageidiot @epebble @Dalit @Mirzali Khan @SecularNationalist @Vapnope @General Dong @Irfan Baloch @LeGenD @DESERT FIGHTER @Goenitz @R Wing @Maula Jatt @Goritoes

They're confident because Afghan Taliban has spread sleeper cells throughout Pakistan.

Their goal is to start a massive insurgency by activating their sleeper cells, then provoking a civil war using all local Pashtuns. Then covertly provide support to them through manpower to sustain the insurgency long term like they did against America. The porous border and easy cross-travel makes this very possible.

The key here is to cut off the Western border completely with a buffer zone so they can't aid an insurgency, and remove refugees who will serve as insurgents. They will utilise guerilla warfare.

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[Mirzali Khan]

TTP is Indian-funded Afghan-based terrorist-outfit

TTP was created in mid 2000s because of Pakistan's disregard for civilian casualties in ex-FATA lmaoo

TTP didn't exist before 2007.

 

[TheSolution]

TTP was created in mid 2000s because of Pakistan's disregard for civilian casualties in ex-FATA lmaoo

TTP didn't exist before 2007.

TTP was created because tribals weren't happy of the government entering ex-FATA, everything else is just a smokescreen added on to give them justification for their war

The government gave them multiple chances to surrender insurgents which they were willingly housing but didn't want to give up, so they got boinked

It also receives American and Indian support occasionally when it's convenient for them to use as blackmailing tool for bargaining.

 

[TheSolution]

Taliban was neutral towards Pakistan, just like how Pakistan wanted, in the 1990s so Pakistan can focus on Kashmir.

Then 9/11 came and Pakistan turned on Taliban. That move changed the course of history.

Since Taliban come from a revenge culture the new generation of Afghans see that as the main grievance. The Loy Afg stuff is added masala from diaspora and social media trolls.

Its the same parallel in Balochistan, install Akbar Bugti in the 70s then take him out and turn on him too lmao.

Doesn't make a difference, an Afghan is an Afghan no matter what name he labels his organisation, the ultimate goals are the same.

We've seen how aggressively they pursued a hostile policy against Pakistan and therefore they can never be trusted.

Loy Afghanistan is a dream of 99% of Afghans, if they had the means of course they would pursue it even if it means total destruction of human life.

Pakistan needs to be aggressive in their handling and not allow them any strategic depth to utilise to their advantage. A nuclear and regional power should act like one and grow some balls. There are many methods for retaliation it's all about mindset, effeminate cucks need to be removed from government.

 

[Mirzali Khan]

TTP was created because tribals weren't happy of the government entering ex-FATA, everything else is just a smokescreen added on to give them justification for their war

The government gave them multiple chances to surrender insurgents which they were willingly housing but didn't want to give up, so they got boinked

It also receives American and Indian support occasionally when it's convenient for them to use as blackmailing tool for bargaining.

Pakistan revocation of FATA is similar to India’s abrogation of Article 370.

You can’t deny that the civilian casualties was one of the biggest factors in recruitment in those areas. The October 2006 strike in Bajaur is often termed the “turning point”.

The element of revenge can also be seen in the TCM video where a father said he’ll always teach his kids to take revenge. I believe it’s this video.

Doesn't make a difference, an Afghan is an Afghan no matter what name he labels his organisation, the ultimate goals are the same.

We've seen how aggressively they pursued a hostile policy against Pakistan and therefore they can never be trusted.

Loy Afghanistan is a dream of 99% of Afghans, if they had the means of course they would pursue it even if it means total destruction of human life.

Pakistan needs to be aggressive in their handling and not allow them any strategic depth to utilise to their advantage. A nuclear and regional power should act like one and grow some balls. There are many methods for retaliation it's all about mindset, effeminate cucks need to be removed from government.

Taliban in 1990s never pursued Loy Afghanistan though, they did what Pakistan wanted them to do. Not bother them on the Western front.

That’s what makes me believe Pakistan messed it up at that specific point.

 

[NA71]

Dear Pakistan policymakers, keep sending tons of rice, flour, meat, and edible oil to our Afghan brothers. Fight covert wars with the west for them....shabash... . Their general is now showing you the real strategic depth concept.

This is what happened when your policy makers are FA/FSc passed with min IQ level.

This is what happened when you have Bilawal as your FM and Kh Asif as your Def. Minister

This is what happened when IK keep advocating endless talks with Afghans till the last mile of Pakistani land.

 

[TheSolution]

Pakistan revocation of FATA is similar to India’s abrogation of Article 370.

You can’t deny that the civilian casualties was one of the biggest factors in recruitment in those areas. The October 2006 strike in Bajaur is often termed the “turning point”.

Not really, they just didn't want government interference as they preferred the independent tribal life, but then held foreign militants of all backgrounds while refusing to give them up. It's part of the same cultural code as the idea of badal.

You can't really blame Pakistan here for that, it allowed them to live peacefully in FATA for decades till that happened but supporting terrorists endangers everyone and is simply unacceptable.

Previous Afghan regimes kept FATA as a recruiting ground for cannon fodder for their wars... then openly abandoned them when they had no use.

 

[Mirzali Khan]

Not really, they just didn't want government interference as they preferred the independent tribal life,

Pakistan gave them that right through continuation of FATA which was an autonomous region.

but then held foreign militants of all backgrounds while refusing to give them up. It's part of the same cultural code as the idea of badal.

Yea that was super dumb.

You can't really blame Pakistan here for that, it allowed them to live peacefully in FATA for decades till that happened but supporting terrorists endangers everyone and is simply unacceptable.

Those same terrorists were freedom fighters 20 years before 9/11 against the Soviets. A sudden shift in idealogy with babbus in charge brings stupid consequences.

Previous Afghan regimes kept FATA as a recruiting ground for cannon fodder for their wars... then openly abandoned them when they had no use.

Yea Faqir Ipi said Zahir Shah betrayed him but interestingly though whenever Afghanistan got involved in a conflict, Waziristan was always involved. Faqir Ipi fought alongside Amanullah and was an Amanullah loyalist and also fought in the 1919 Afghan war. During the Soviet invasion, Waziristan helped. Some of the haqqanis were born in Waziristan. Then I then civil war of the 90s, Waziristan got involved. The American invasion saw Waziristan getting involved too.

 

[firohot4321]

Important thing i see here is, Afghani Kashmir and Hindu Kashmir. They are not considering IOK side as theirs.

Of course he's ain't gonna bark at the hand that's feeding him