Pakistan probably knew Bin Laden’s whereabouts, says former ISI chief!

[DESERT FIGHTER]

Well said!


I am a traitor, remember

dude you are very pessimistic guy ..

 

[Norwegian]

dude you are very pessimistic guy ..

Hahaha

 

[WAR-rior]

Well said!


I am a traitor, remember

Thats why I said, U r an Indian by attitude. Ur roots and nationality mite differ.

 

[Norwegian]

Thats why I said, U r an Indian by attitude. Ur roots and nationality mite differ.

My family has Indian roots from Ludhiana, Punjab, India

 

[TankMan]

The funniest part of this thread is Indians calling @Norwegian, a Pakistani, ''Indian'', ''you're an Indian with Pakistani nationality'', just because he has his own view.
If you'd all get out of propaganda and have a look at Pakistan, you'd see that EVERYONE has a different view. There is no 'thought police' here. Even if there was, they wouldn't be able to decide which view to enforce because of all the differences within their own ranks

If the US story that OBL was in that compound is to be taken as truth, then yes, the ISI probably did know where he was. They either let the US take him out, eliminating him without getting their hands dirty, or they had some use for him, presumably intel or influence against other terrorists.

Either that or the US story is less than truthful and their target was something else in that compound in Abbottabad. Both are equally plausible, regardless of what Americans or Indians say.

The intelligence agencies deserve respect. They risk their lives for Pakistanis every single day and they are the main reason corrupt politicians haven't managed to wipe the country off the map yet. Whatever mistakes they may have made does not mean they should be abolished.

Peace and all is a good view, a good dream - but it is not the reality. Unless that dream becomes the reality, pacifism is just as dangerous for us as violent extremism.

 

[Areesh]

Tumhari kaise hui jab paida India mein hui hai. Dont tell me ab tumne apni bhasha bhi India se import ki hai. damn. Ur Pakistaniat at stake. How can a Pakistani use Indian cultural aspect?

India main to r@pe hoyi India ki aurton ki tarah. Pakistan main to use hoti hai.

Urdu to Mughlon ki zubaan hai. Tumhari to woh rape wali hai jo tum boltai ho.

 

[WAR-rior]

India main to r@pe hoyi India ki aurton ki tarah. Pakistan main to use hoti hai.

Urdu to Mughlon ki zubaan hai. Tumhari to woh rape wali hai jo tum boltai ho.

Mughals spoke Turkish. And someone was talking bout knowledge and IQ?

 

[Areesh]

Mughals spoke Turkish. And someone was talking bout knowledge and IQ?

Abay to jahil Urdu tarkish, persian aur arabic sai to mil kar nikli hai. Urdu itself is a Turkish word. Jahil.

 

[WAR-rior]

The funniest part of this thread is Indians calling @Norwegian, a Pakistani, ''Indian'', ''you're an Indian with Pakistani nationality'', just because he has his own view.
If you'd all get out of propaganda and have a look at Pakistan, you'd see that EVERYONE has a different view. There is no 'thought police' here. Even if there was, they wouldn't be able to decide which view to enforce because of all the differences within their own ranks

Exactly. Now tell that to everyone who thinks India = Hindu and extrimists like Bajrang Dal.

Infact in India they have more views than that of Pakistan. Some are anti Pak some are pro peace. Infact most are pro peace coz now India is looking global and dont consider Pakistan as threat of comparable. So most Indians are OK by treating Pakistan as younger brother.

But most of Pakistanis still believe that India is conspiring to occupy, finish Pakistan, etc etc. Thats hilarious. And theres where @Norwegian 's view bring similarity to us Indians. And the reason I call him India is coz hes a Pak expat. Once outside subcontinent, everyone live as same countrymen. People from same region. Its in here we fight in name of countries.

Hence, its natural expats wont have that typical Pakistani Point of View regarding Indians.

 

[Norwegian]

The funniest part of this thread is Indians calling @Norwegian, a Pakistani, ''Indian'', ''you're an Indian with Pakistani nationality'', just because he has his own view.

LOL

The intelligence agencies deserve respect. They risk their lives for Pakistanis every single day and they are the main reason corrupt politicians haven't managed to wipe the country off the map yet. Whatever mistakes they may have made does not mean they should be abolished.

Were they dead regarding the disastrous events of 16 December 1971 and 16 December 2014? Its their job to alert impending national crisis to the incompetent politicians!

Peace and all is a good view, a good dream - but it is not the reality. Unless that dream becomes the reality, pacifism is just as dangerous for us as violent extremism.

Pacifism is bad. Just look what happened to unarmed Palestinians by the hands of armed Zionists.

Mughals spoke Turkish. And someone was talking bout knowledge and IQ?

No, they spoke Persian
Mughal Empire - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

[WAR-rior]

Abay to jahil Urdu tarkish, persian aur arabic sai to mil kar nikli hai. Urdu itself is a Turkish word. Jahil.

But we say Hindi Sanskrit, Prakrit, Pali se nikli hai.

So how is Hindi, Urdu 90+ % same?

Please give logical answer to eradicate my jahalat..

 

[Norwegian]

But most of Pakistanis still believe that India is conspiring to occupy, finish Pakistan, etc etc. Thats hilarious. And theres where @Norwegian 's view bring similarity to us Indians. And the reason I call him India is coz hes a Pak expat. Once outside subcontinent, everyone live as same countrymen. People from same region. Its in here we fight in name of countries.

@TankMan is also a Pakistani expat

 

[Areesh]

But we say Hindi Sanskrit, Prakrit, Pali se nikli hai.

So how is Hindi, Urdu 90+ % same?

Please give logical answer to eradicate my jahalat..

Jahil just tell me why "Indian language" has name from a turkish word.

 

[Norwegian]

So how is Hindi, Urdu 90+ % same?

Urdu-Hindi is same language as it has common origin in Northern India from a dialect called Khariboli:
Khariboli dialect - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Jahil just tell me why "Indian language" has name from a turkish word.

Because Mughal Persian-Turks occupied capital of India for hundreds of years where Khariboli was spoken as a common dialect. Both Hindi and Urdu are derived from the same Indian dialect

 

[Areesh]

[QUOTE="Norwegian, post: 6772357, member: 161346]
Because Mughal Persian-Turks occupied capital of India for hundreds of years where Khariboli was spoken as a common dialect. Both Hindi and Urdu are derived from the same Indian dialect [/QUOTE]

Not really. The sh!t these guys speak on the name of Hindi is not Urdu. No urdu wala says durghatna for hadsa.Many such words that are in no manner part of Urdu. No Urdu professor calls Urdu and Hindi as the same language.

You are right about occupation of Bharat mata by the foreigners though.