Qutb-ud-din Aybak
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the fact that he is representing afghanistan is enough proof that Pakistan is sincere.
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Cut the rhetoric & confront the reality! If a country like Afghan turns around & throws your AID money right back at your face, you know what's your worth! It's about time you guys start addressing the shortcoming within yourselves instead of looking for excuses in others backyard! Maybe then the world may start taking Pakistan seriously & start believing in your versions!What about Qatar ? This recently happened
http://tribune.com.pk/story/1249867/first-taliban-invite-journalists-doha-office/
Why should we stop when Afghanistan and India is not putting brakes on hosting and training Baloch rebels and terrorists in afghanistan ? It take two to tango. So get off your high horse and be a neutral observer for once
I mean do you want me to show you the Taliban & Haqqani camps inside afghanistan ? Ghani is smoking some great hasish hence he accuses without any substance. Recent General Petraeus statments should be eye openers for both of your kind And afghanistan and do introspect among themselves instead of raising fingers at Pakistan
No i am referring to humiliating defeat of 5 times larger india in 1965 ... i am referring to captured indian war planes ... shown is war trophy in my neighbourhood ... i am talking about mumbai attack, parliment attack, uri attak where mighty indian forces cant do dime other than barking and then come up with fake surgical strike .. and when humiliated badly on loc then your mighty indian army retaliated by murdering 9 civilians in a civilian bus .. 4 kids and even ambulance on the same day ... and while to this cowardly girlish act did chest thumbing ...Well i know the professionalism. You must be reffreing to the booking of the garden by Niazi for surrender ceremony back in 1971.
Did he says he will not get AID ?Good to hear thisCut the rhetoric & confront the reality! If a country like Afghan turns around & throws your AID money right back at your face, you know what's your worth! It's about time you guys start addressing the shortcoming within yourselves instead of looking for excuses in others backyard! Maybe then the world may start taking Pakistan seriously & start believing in your versions!
As blunt as it gets in a multinational gathering! Time for Pak to introspect & decide whether it wants to be ridiculed In every forum or put things right to reverse the damage caused to self, which has been pretty immense!
Pakistan snubbed by Afghan President Ashraf Ghani for giving 'sanctuary' to terrorists
NEW DELHI: Afghanistan President Ashraf Ghani today snubbed Pakistan for exporting terror by saying that the $500 million promised by Islamabad for Afghan reconstruction would be better used fighting terrorism.
Cross border terrorism is a major concern and "we need aid to fight terrorism", said Ghani at the Heart of Asia conference in Amritsar+ .
"We need to identify cross-border terrorism and a fund to combat terrorism. Pakistan has pledged 500 million dollars for Afghanistan's development. This amount, Mr. Aziz, can be spent to contain extremism," Ghani said, directly addressing Pakistan's foreign policy chief Sartaj Aziz+ , who is also attending the conference.
"Afghanistan suffered the highest number of casualties last year. This is unacceptable...some still provide sanctuary for terrorists. As a Taliban figure said recently if they had no sanctuary in Pakistan, they wouldn't last a month," Ghani said.
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/...ctuary-to-terrorists/articleshow/55787178.cms
Pakistan needs to introspect or get ridiculed in international forums, it was only India in the past now it is India and Afghanistan and even Bangladesh
Pakistan snubbed by Afghan President Ashraf Ghani for giving 'sanctuary' to terrorists
NEW DELHI: Afghanistan President Ashraf Ghani today snubbed Pakistan for exporting terror by saying that the $500 million promised by Islamabad for Afghan reconstruction would be better used fighting terrorism.
Cross border terrorism is a major concern and "we need aid to fight terrorism", said Ghani at the Heart of Asia conference in Amritsar+ .
"We need to identify cross-border terrorism and a fund to combat terrorism. Pakistan has pledged 500 million dollars for Afghanistan's development. This amount, Mr. Aziz, can be spent to contain extremism," Ghani said, directly addressing Pakistan's foreign policy chief Sartaj Aziz+ , who is also attending the conference.
"Afghanistan suffered the highest number of casualties last year. This is unacceptable...some still provide sanctuary for terrorists. As a Taliban figure said recently if they had no sanctuary in Pakistan, they wouldn't last a month," Ghani said.
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/...ctuary-to-terrorists/articleshow/55787178.cms
Cut the rhetoric & confront the reality! If a country like Afghan turns around & throws your AID money right back at your face, you know what's your worth! It's about time you guys start addressing the shortcoming within yourselves instead of looking for excuses in others backyard! Maybe then the world may start taking Pakistan seriously & start believing in your versions!
Afghanistan survived as a sovereign country and a prosperous one before the emergence of taliban.
@PAKISTANFOREVER
Hate should not blind to view the history....Do you know the year when Taliban emerged? and who destroyed Kabul and killed millions before that ?Afghanistan survived as a sovereign country and a prosperous one before the emergence of taliban.
@PAKISTANFOREVER
Pakistan snubbed by Afghan President Ashraf Ghani for giving 'sanctuary' to terrorists
NEW DELHI: Afghanistan President Ashraf Ghani today snubbed Pakistan for exporting terror by saying that the $500 million promised by Islamabad for Afghan reconstruction would be better used fighting terrorism.
Cross border terrorism is a major concern and "we need aid to fight terrorism", said Ghani at the Heart of Asia conference in Amritsar+ .
"We need to identify cross-border terrorism and a fund to combat terrorism. Pakistan has pledged 500 million dollars for Afghanistan's development. This amount, Mr. Aziz, can be spent to contain extremism," Ghani said, directly addressing Pakistan's foreign policy chief Sartaj Aziz+ , who is also attending the conference.
"Afghanistan suffered the highest number of casualties last year. This is unacceptable...some still provide sanctuary for terrorists. As a Taliban figure said recently if they had no sanctuary in Pakistan, they wouldn't last a month," Ghani said.
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/...ctuary-to-terrorists/articleshow/55787178.cms
Cut the rhetoric & confront the reality!
we r spending to contain extremism we r securring our borders so terrorists and drug smugglers cant enter pakistan and cause peshawar school like terror attacksPakistan snubbed by Afghan President Ashraf Ghani for giving 'sanctuary' to terrorists
NEW DELHI: Afghanistan President Ashraf Ghani today snubbed Pakistan for exporting terror by saying that the $500 million promised by Islamabad for Afghan reconstruction would be better used fighting terrorism.
Cross border terrorism is a major concern and "we need aid to fight terrorism", said Ghani at the Heart of Asia conference in Amritsar+ .
"We need to identify cross-border terrorism and a fund to combat terrorism. Pakistan has pledged 500 million dollars for Afghanistan's development. This amount, Mr. Aziz, can be spent to contain extremism," Ghani said, directly addressing Pakistan's foreign policy chief Sartaj Aziz+ , who is also attending the conference.
"Afghanistan suffered the highest number of casualties last year. This is unacceptable...some still provide sanctuary for terrorists. As a Taliban figure said recently if they had no sanctuary in Pakistan, they wouldn't last a month," Ghani said.
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/...ctuary-to-terrorists/articleshow/55787178.cms