Pan-Islamic-Pakistan
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I will post the thraeds which he made against Islam and wanted to prove God is an imaginary thing by man and doesn't exist ... also I'll find his stupid anti Islamic posts.
Supporting ISIS and insulting Iraqis:
https://defence.pk/pdf/threads/arabic-coffee-shop.298944/page-312
https://defence.pk/pdf/threads/arabic-coffee-shop.298944/page-313
Here he admits he questioned Islam and God and was an atheist:
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https://defence.pk/pdf/threads/arabic-coffee-shop.298944/page-362
@Pan-Islamic-Pakistan your buddy was a pan ISIS and after ISIS got defeated in Syria & Iraq he became an agnostic/atheist and a Iranian hater.
I went through it and frankly I don't see it. Maybe I don't have holy vision to rip open peoples' hearts and minds like you do, brother.
I deeply respect @Falcon29 brother for his knowledge of Islam and his moderate, rational views. Unlike some ethnic supremacists, he follows a very calm Islamic mindset which is similar to Pakistanis.
You should try to engage him and listen to what he has to say, I have grown up around Arabs for a large portion of my life and their views are pretty much summarized by what he is saying.
Now stop with the Daesh slander against all Sunni members of this forum who may disagree with you.
Even I have an Agnostic guy following me around declaring I support Daesh, auzubillah.
You guys are too much, moderate your approach and come discuss topics and debate them in a friendly or atleast courteous manner.
The Saudis had set aside money a few years ago to rebuild Yemen after they had hoped the war ended in their favor. The war didn’t go as planned and has reached a stalemate, as was to be expected based simply on the demographics of Yemen.
The Saudis should reach out to an arbitrator like Oman, which is neutral and has a vested interest in its two bordering states to negotiate a permanent solution, and for Yemen to stay united and not become a haven for non-state actors.
They are all Arabs, so Oman as a negotiator may carry the most weight in finding terms that will make a deal binding.
The Saudis have a large Shia population and could be made to accept a Yemen where Shia influence must be allowed its space to have its say, but also where Iranian influence and presence is completely ended by all Yemeni groups and/or factions.
The Houthi Yemenis would want reparations for the damage caused by the Saudis and a permanent economic solution. The Saudis need assurances that Yemen can never be a vector for Iran backed elements attacking Saudi ever again. Similar to the US no invasion promise to Cuba for a no soviet offensive weapons in Cuba after the 1962 Cuban missile crisis.
A binding peace agreement, a “free port” (unrestricted) at Al Hudaydah for humanitarian supplies, a power sharing agreement, and a roadmap to a stable and sustainable Yemeni economy with Saudi investment in Modern Fishing techniques (and keeping foreign fishing fleets out of Yemeni waters), an Undersea rail tunnel (or more realistically a Roll on/Roll off facility) between Djibouti and Yemen, forking one way to Saudi and a second line to Oman and across the sea to Pakistan and on to China for Transit trade fees. Investment into modern agriculture to boost exports of Yemeni coffee, and other unique products. also an investment to help Yemeni workers make textiles, as competitively as possible, for the European Markets. Finally the Saudis could just employ Yemenis over other foreign workers in their projects.
A Stable Peace needs one that will respect each other’s core interests. If they can do that, then a gradual demilitarization could occur.
I don't trust Oman at all brother. They are snakes. They have been funding BLA,etc. terrorism for the longest time against Pakistan.
I still think it may not be too late to enter Yemen to bring peace. Pakistan is frankly the only neutral country who can do it. However I doubt US and Israel would allow it, as Israel is starting its annexation of Arab lands.
I feel for the people of Yemen. KSA bombing, UAE South Yemen nonsense has been especially malicious.
Main person at fault is al Hadi, who didn't want to revise the treaty with Houthis, which Yemen has done yearly.