Pakistan wants Afghanistan to halt ties with India: Karzai

[alpha q]

what makes you think Pakistan is looking for the welfare of Afghanistan, neither is India...both are looking for their own interest. India's interest is to create problems for Pakistan and Pakistan's interest is to kick India out of there. As far as India's business lobby is concerned any business lobby will come to Afghanistan once their is peace and that peace can only be achieved by keeping good with Pakistan not India and that my friend is in the interest of Afghanistan.

You need to understand Pak cant blackmail a country in the name of nuisance. India wants to be global power in future in yhe line of USA, Russia and China, and Afghanistan may prove a first small step towards it, it has nothing to do with Pak as Pakistan is being taken care of on its western borders but it may prove a hidden card opening a second front against Pak in war but its definitely secondary.

 

[Vinod2070]

I would disagree. India cannot realize its goals and ambition without making peace with its neighbors, specially Pakistan.

I think we are getting into the direction of better relations with all of them except probably Pakistan.

We would like to have better relations with Pakistan as well but there seems to be little we can do to influence it. It is more for Pakistan to make itself ready for that.

Yes, it would help us but we are willing to wait for Pakistan to bring itself to be ready for it.

Yes, it probably delays the achievement of our goals and ambitions. I agree.

 

[VCheng]

I think we are getting into the direction of better relations with all of them except probably Pakistan.

We would like to have better relations with Pakistan as well but there seems to be little we can do to influence it. It is more for Pakistan to make itself ready for that.

Yes, it would help us but we are willing to wait for Pakistan to bring itself to be ready for it.

Yes, it probably delays the achievement of our goals and ambitions. I agree.

There is much that India can do to improve its perception as the "enemy" that is widely accepted in Pakistan, to its own benefit.

 

[xyxmt]

You need to understand Pak cant blackmail a country in the name of nuisance. India wants to be global power in future in yhe line of USA, Russia and China, and Afghanistan may prove a first small step towards it, it has nothing to do with Pak as Pakistan is being taken care of on its western borders but it may prove a hidden card opening a second front against Pak in war but its definitely secondary.

we understand it and that is what we are trying to deny India of and whoever has more pawa will get his way.

 

[Vinod2070]

There is much that India can do to improve its perception as the "enemy" that is widely accepted in Pakistan, to its own benefit.

May be. I think one has to weigh the ROI and probably the limited resources need to be deployed and prioritized where they can give the best returns.

By definition, nothing the "enemy" does is taken positively. So even a positive move by India will likely be taken as a conspiracy.

I do hope for better relations (or at least avoiding active and overt hostility). Seems there is some time before that happens.

 

[VCheng]

May be. I think one has to weigh the ROI and probably the limited resources need to be deployed and prioritized where they can give the best returns.

By definition, nothing the "enemy" does is taken positively. So even a positive move by India will likely be taken as a conspiracy.

I do hope for better relations (or at least avoiding active and overt hostility). Seems there is some time before that happens.

Surely, India has the smarts to achieve this perception makeover.

 

[alpha q]

we understand it and that is what we are trying to deny India of and whoever has more pawa will get his way.

India would surely get there in our lifetime and I know you would not be happy with that which would make it more special. And you still hope that Afghanistan would leave India for Pak's blackmail? Thats sooooo optimistic for you buddy.

 

[alpha q]

we understand it and that is what we are trying to deny India of and whoever has more pawa will get his way.

India would surely get there in our lifetime and I know you would not be happy with that which would make it more special. And you still hope that Afghanistan would leave India for Pak's blackmail? Thats sooooo optimistic for you buddy.

 

[root]

Why cry horse? You know deep down its not true, if it were true Pak leaders would be screaming top of their lungs on international arena to brand India as terrorist country whereas your leaders proudly brand terrorists as freedom fighters of kashmir on international stage and pledges support to them too.

Your country is playing proxy war that's why.

 

[alpha q]

Your country is playing proxy war that's why.

And you have not a single proof for it right?

 

[root]

And you have not a single proof for it right?

We have shown your country proof of Indian proxy war but your country don't accept it like they refused to accept their R&AW agent Sarabjit Singh.

 

[alpha q]

We have shown your country proof of Indian proxy war but your country don't accept it like they refused to accept their R&AW agent Sarabjit Singh.

And you can put forward few links for that stating India is sponsoring terrorism in Pak neutral ones not stated by mr. Zaid Hamid.

 

[root]

And you can put forward few links for that stating India is sponsoring terrorism in Pak neutral ones not stated by mr. Zaid Hamid.

There are links but again you will not accept it and will say it is not true so i don't want to search and find those links just to waste my time.

 

[alpha q]

There are links but again you will not accept it and will say it is not true so i don't want to search and find those links just to waste my time.

Sure why not...

 

[Max Pain]

any saffronofobia?
Do you have any EVIDENCE of what you have said here?

any evidence of ajmal qassab,
any proves of your allegations against Hafiz Saeed.
any evidence of Pakistani Soldiers violating cease fire?
No. all rantings by your media.
practice what you preach