Meengla
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Pakistani Economy is on crutches, but rejects revenue earned from its arch enemy...
My analogy is perfect.
Like I said, keep it up Pakistan!
You really have a too pessimistic view of Pakistan's situation. What's Pakistan's loss in this case? Maybe $100 million per year? Is that amount so huge to cripple the Pakistani economy? I don't think so.
What you really should have said is that "let us allow a repeat of the 26 Feb. strikes inside Pakistan so that we can save face." That is not hard to understand given your posturing of staging fighter jets near Pakistan. And Pakistan is simply asking for de-escalation. Not an unreasonable demand?
That India is looking to strike Pakistan to save its face itself is a proof that the Indian narrative of the Feb. 2019 events is not only rejected by the world but also by the Indians themselves.
Just de-escalate guys. "Let it go. Let it go." as Rambo said in First Blood. You didn't get a mortal blow. And neither did Pakistan when the Atlantique was shot down by India. Move on.