TheStrantrunCurve
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We actually had Minister of foreign affairs LONG TIME before your ancestors were licking on British Imperial boots
I wasn’t going to answer your posts but taking into consideration the fact that you afghani pushtun people think of yourselves as the greatest people on the planet, I decided to show you your level.
British India only included 40% of south asia much of Pakistani territory was not part of british india but consisted of tens of dozens of princely states. Most of Balochistan consisted of 4 princely states that were not under the administration of british india. The Punjab province alone had 43 princely states not under british india. There were dozens of princely states in Khyber Pukhtunkhwa. Jammu and Kashmir also was not part of British India.
Most of princely states had their own currency, army and language different from british india.
Now this is the truth about Afghanistan, Afghanistan was a country created by British not by Afghani themselves to act as a buffer state between two states. True that you people did defeat British in the 1st British-Afghan War which led to the withdrawal of Brits, the Sikhs were also able to defeat brits in number of battles, nothing fantastic about it.
Brits came back, Yaqub Khan relinquished control of Afghan foreign affairs to Britain. British representatives were installed in Kabul and other locations, British control was extended to the Khyber and Michni passes, and Afghanistan ceded various frontier areas and Quetta to Britain. The British Army then withdrew. After an uprising, British considered partitioning Afghanistan between multiple rulers but decided to install puppet Abdur Rahman Khan as emir instead.
After breaking Afghanistan (although it wasn’t called Afghanistan at that time) and installing it puppets and their representative and having achieved all their other objectives, the British withdrew. It wasn’t until 1919 that Afghanistan got its full independence.
I really don’t why you afghani people think Pakistani people admire you. This is how an average Pakistani feels about an afghani.
Right from the start of Al beruni in 11 th century to the british invasion in late 18th century afghani people have been known as savages throughout the subcontinent. UN sponsored study in 2001 found that for pushtuns having sex with boys was a matter of pride and status symbol. For british invaders whole of afghnanistan was known as a land of homosexuals. Richard burton a british soldier said afghans only rose up against british in 1841 because they were affronted by frantic debauchery of their women who overjoyed at meeting men who were not pederasts threw themselves at the british invaders.
This is what a Pakistani sindhi king Jallaludin Akbar born to a Pakistani sindhi mother had to say about Afghans and this is still embedded in the minds of millions of Pakistani.
“On no account were these(afghans/pushtuns) “brainless”, “turbulent” and “vagabond” people to be made governors”
And the name you are using, Ahmed shah’s only achievement was the defeat of Maratha army and more than half the soldiers (after he called for jihad) which defeated Marathas were from the region which is today Pakistan and some from Bharat.
Pakistanis don’t have to ape you afghani people. Pakistan is a 5000 year old country although as a nation it is only some 60 years old. Pakistan starting with Indus valley civilization who were 2000 year ahead of their time. We have the world’s oldest literature in the world. We gave the world chess, algebra, calculus and zero. A single shelf of Pakistani urdu language library is worth the whole native literature of Afghanistan. Pakistani culture is far far superior than you homosexual culture and there is not even a question of comparison.
Nothing fantastic about being afghani after looking at your sad history of subjugation and misery
