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Mayor of Kabul ke vaadii vaadii demands tou dehko.
Icarus Bhai is ke saath baat karne kii koii zaroorat nai hai yeh aaisa hii hai nai badlega. Jaab dehko Pakistaniyo ke haalaaf thread banaata hai or mods pirbe isko freedom dehte hai.
The mayor of Kabul better learn his place. His days are numbered.
Instead Pakistan decided to become a shelter and hatchery.
I think what Afghans are hearing from you is, "Pakistan demands Afghanistan do our will, then maybe we'll throw you a crumb."
I think what Afghans are hearing from you is, "Pakistan demands Afghanistan do our will, then maybe we'll throw you a crumb."
He surely have learnt thing or two from Indian Diplomats . Can't solve the problem simply blame on Pakistan. what a looser
It was not sarcasm. I was not mocking any body. I'm pointing out that after decades of sticky Pakistani fingers shaping the Afghan morass Pakistani credibility is low. The Afghans think Pakistan consider their country "strategic depth" - a fallen woman to be abused, rather than men to support and ally with.
The U.N. Security Council says Afghanistan is still on the way to assuming its full security responsibilities, so Afghanistan gets a pass for now. On the other hand, Pakistan has made it quite clear that not eliminating terrorists on its own territory has been Pakistan's choice: the coalition's superior armament and soldiery acted as a hammer that could have driven the terrorists onto a Pakistani anvil. Instead Pakistan decided to become a shelter and hatchery.
The fact that your generals choose a two-faced approach that murders their own honor, besmirches yours, and wastes soldiers' lives has not happened because Pakistan was compelled to do so by exterior forces; it's because Pakistan's military leaders like it that way.
Karzai and traitors like him are the biggest reason for rise in anger which they call extremism they become paid touts of USA kill their own brothers and want people to act as cowards and do nothing to defend their country and honor what they need to is go to USA and settle their and leave AfghanistanKarzai asks Pakistan to unite in
KABUL: Afghan President Hamid Karzai called on Islamabad on Thursday to join him in an honest fight against extremism, which he said was threatening both neighbouring nations equally.
Karzai said he hoped the shooting of 14-year-old Pakistani activist by the Taliban would convince Islamabad that using extremism as a tool against others was not in its interest.
Karzai said that the shooting of schoolgirl Malala Yousufzai, who campaigned for the right of girls to an education, showed that Islamabads strategy was hurting Pakistan too.
I hope this very bitter truth has convinced our brothers and sisters, the officials in Pakistan that using extremism as a tool against others is not in the interest of Pakistan, Karzai said.
The Afghan presidents blunt words came during a joint press conference with visiting Nato Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen here in Kabul.
The Taliban insurgency in Afghanistan has been the consequence of safe havens on Pakistani soil, alleged Karzai, describing extremism as a snake which could turn and bite anyone who tried to use it against others.
Karzai regularly accuses Pakistan of supporting Afghan Taliban insurgents trying to topple his government a charge Islamabad denies.
The United States, along with Saudi Arabia, sponsored the 1980s war in Afghanistan against Soviet troops which ultimately gave rise to the Taliban.
Islamabad, an ally of the 1996-2001 Taliban regime, formally sided again with the United States after the 9/11 attacks that precipitated the US-led invasion which brought into power Karzais Western-backed administration.
Yousufzai, who remains in a hospital in the UK following the shooting, came to prominence with a blog for the BBC highlighting atrocities under the Mullah Fazlullahs Swat Taliban, who overran the Swat valley from 2007 until a Pakistan army offensive in 2009.
Nato has more than 100,000 troops in Afghanistan backing Karzais government against the Taliban, but they will withdraw by the end of 2014 and hand responsibility over to local forces.
He surely have learnt thing or two from Indian Diplomats . Can't solve the problem simply blame on Pakistan. what a looser