India insults Pakistani FM on his maiden official tour to India for SCO Meetup

[Areesh]

So what is the way forward from here? Continue to struggle economically

This isn't about IoK or India or whatever. Nobody here is asking to invade India tomorrow

But my question to you is that how economic prosperity is possible irrespective of India or no India when our establishment is busy doing its monkey games of conspiring and removing elected prime ministers and imposing the these two royal families of Sharif and Zardari on people of Pakistan against their wishes

Answer me this

Kashmir has already been abandoned by our establishment. We know that. We want answers on the way it is running Pakistan when it says all the fancy words of economy and all that

I understand you across the line folks' perspective on Jaishankar but he's an uber qualified and super smart diplomat. Underestimate him at your own peril.

Jai shankar is over hyped arrogant chutya

Not only for Pakistanis or other non indians but for indians themselves too

This was this his response when a congress leader asked him about rescuing Indians from Sudan

https://twitter.com/x/status/1648315188586725377

This teeli pehalwan gives some chutya arrogant answer in English and all you pajeets put his balls in your throat thinking he has done something great

 

[mangochutney]

I havent seen the links but to be sure in the pic I saw on a news site Billo was looking pretty hatta katta and literally towering over his rather puny counterpart Jaishankar.

Regards

When your jet setting around the world on fully paid holidays what would you expect ,

 

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Jai shankar is over hyped arrogant chutya

Not only for Pakistanis or other non indians but for indians themselves too

This was this his response when a congress leader asked him about rescuing Indians from Sudan

theek to bola

petty politics in the middle of evacuation efforts

 

[Areesh]

theek to bola

petty politics in the middle of evacuation efforts

Main us congress leader ki jagah hota to kehta

"Bh@rwai appal baad main ho jana abhi bata Indians ko wapis lanai k liye kia kar raha hai"

 

[LeGenD]

I understand you across the line folks' perspective on Jaishankar but he's an uber qualified and super smart diplomat. Underestimate him at your own peril.

but we really all should be thinking peace and moving fwd, and therefore cheering on any dialogue at this level. It'll take some repairing, all the damage IK had done by throwing a spanner in the works.

Terrible statesman, that guy, very Trumpian, abrasive, emotional, impulsive, not very smart.. etc

TBH, Jaishanker's behavior was unprofessional for a man of his credentials.

This is how you treat your guests?

 

[Areesh]

TBH, Jaishanker's behavior was unprofessional for a man of his credentials.

What credentials? He is spokesperson and representative of a sanghi government whose prime minister was yesterday endorsing a propaganda movie against largest minority of India

This was very much expected from him

Question is for clown Pakistanis and that internee foreign minister who visited India thinking anything good would come out of this visit

You Pakistanis first act like a doormat and then whine when someone puts his feet on you

@villageidiot

 

[El Sidd]

TBH, Jaishanker's behavior was unprofessional for a man of his credentials.

This is how you treat your guests?

Indians are not evolved enough that one expects hospitality or decency or even humanity.

We should all be glad that Bhutto came back alive after fanatical Hindus had edicts placed for his beheading.

The dozen or so Hindu terrorist groups in India had to appeased lest for Centipede Shankars own head.

 

[Trailer23]

This is how you treat your guests?

I'm sorry, but does that surprise you about Indians (in General).

Case in point to your comment.

Javed Akhtar was a Guest in Pakistan a couple of months back. He was received & treated as a guest by the people of Pakistan. But, he on the other hand showed his true colors as a Bharti.

So, no need to go into the details of about the unprofessionalism of an their External Minister. This is who & what they are.

Bilawal is a chutiya, but I think he handled himself pretty well - although I would have preferred someone like Hina Rabbani Khar to have led.

 

[El Sidd]

I'm sorry, but does that surprise you about Indians (in General).

Case in point to your comment.

Javed Akhtar was a Guest in Pakistan a couple of months back. He was received & treated as a guest by the people of Pakistan. But, he on the other hand showed his true colors as a Bharti.

So, no need to go into the details of about the unprofessionalism of an their External Minister. This is who & what they are.

Bilawal is a chutiya, but I think he handled himself pretty well - although I would have preferred someone like Hina Rabbani Khar to have led.

We will not send a woman representative to India lest accompanied by 12000 SSG.

 

[LeGenD]

This isn't about IoK or India or whatever. Nobody here is asking to invade India tomorrow

But my question to you is that how economic prosperity is possible irrespective of India or no India when our establishment is busy doing its monkey games of conspiring and removing elected prime ministers and imposing the these two royal families of Sharif and Zardari on people of Pakistan against their wishes

Answer me this

Kashmir has already been abandoned by our establishment. We know that. We want answers on the way it is running Pakistan when it says all the fancy words of economy and all that

Pakistan is a country of limited resources and fighting a war with a big country is out of question.

You can see my complaint in here. Pakistan has also produced vision-less politicians who are mentally stuck in the 90s and depend upon the Establishment to prop them. I believed in Imran Khan but his questionable positions on the issue of War On Terror and soft corner for the so-called Mujahideen is well-documented and does not bode well for his international image. Khan might be humanitarian (excellent quality), popular in his country (great for him), but Pakistan has to find its mark on the international stage with a sound foreign policy and by creating a local environment that is conducive to Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) and growth.

Bloc politics might suit Iran but does not suit Pakistan.

What credentials? He is spokesperson and representative of a sanghi government whose prime minister was yesterday endorsing a propaganda movie against largest minority of India

This was very much expected from him

Question is for clown Pakistanis and that internee foreign minister who visited India thinking anything good would come out of this visit

You Pakistanis first act like a doormat and then whine when someone puts his feet on you

Bro, whomsoever he is, WE need to convey our objections to Indians when they show unprofessional behavior.

OUR conduct and thought process should be better than Indians.

 

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TBH, Jaishanker's behavior was unprofessional for a man of his credentials.

This is how you treat your guests?

it came in the wake of the Kashmir attack that killed 5 Indian soldiers... nice timing, wonder who planned it

his hand was forced, he had to speak.

too much of a coincidence, could be Pak fauj/ISI do not desire peace at this time as they fear it might lead to Indian hegemony or something and so are keeping that front open. Its a bad strategy.

 

[Areesh]

Pakistan is a country of limited resources and fighting a war with a big country is out of question.

You can see my complaint in here. Pakistan has also produced vision-less politicians who are mentally stuck in the 90s and depend upon the Establishment to prop them. I believed in Imran Khan but his questionable positions on the issue of War On Terror and soft corner for the so-called Mujahideen is well-documented and does not bode well for his international image. Khan might be humanitarian (excellent quality), popular in his country (great for him), but Pakistan has to find its mark on the international stage with a sound foreign policy and by creating a local environment that is conducive to Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) and growth.

Bloc politics might suit Iran but does not suit Pakistan.

In other words you admit that Pakistani establishment removed a popular leader elected by people of Pakistan to appease their white masters in USA and Europe

How much FDI and growth Pakistan got after this act of appeasement? Can you please share with us

Bro, whomsoever he is, WE need to convey our objections to Indians when they show unprofessional behavior.

OUR conduct and thought process should be better than Indians.

You acted like a doormat. You got treated like a doormat

Why questioning and raising objections? It makes no sense

 

[LeGenD]

In other words you admit that Pakistani establishment removed a popular leader elected by people of Pakistan to appease their white masters in USA and Europe

How much FDI and growth Pakistan got after this act of appeasement? Can you please share with us



You acted like a doormat. You got treated like a doormat

Why are questioning and raising objections? It makes no sense

The Establishment and PTI were on the same page on the matter of War On Terror and supporting elements that have brought Afghanistan back to the stone age. From where this assumption of appeasing white masters in USA and Europe is stem from? Khan's amusing narrative?

Sorry bro, Pakistan has lost the plot with the WEST and its current situation is reflective of this fact.

 

[Acetic Acid]

Indian insulated army puppet:

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[waz]

I understand you across the line folks' perspective on Jaishankar but he's an uber qualified and super smart diplomat. Underestimate him at your own peril.

but we really all should be thinking peace and moving fwd, and therefore cheering on any dialogue at this level. It'll take some repairing, all the damage IK had done by throwing a spanner in the works.

Terrible statesman, that guy, very Trumpian, abrasive, emotional, impulsive, not very smart.. etc

Imran went to Oxford this ‘Uber smart’ graduated from the University of Delhi…..
This chap has quite an overinflated opinion of himself.