SAS unit repeatedly killed Afghan detainees, investigation finds.

[KendoKhan]

on the other hand Britain aims to export radicalised citizens to countries like Pakistan.

Refuse to take them back, the Government of Pakistan like any other country reserves the right to revoke citizenship, in which case the person becomes a stateless person and will have to seek asylum in the first friendly country.

 

[Khan_patriot]

Idk why people are surprised, this is what the nature of war is like. It’s also unsurprising that whenever such instances surface they involve SOF outfits.

 

[Englishman]

So when is the war crimes tribunal for this atrocity? Asking for a friend!!!

Or is it that because the victims of these extrajudicial killings and in many cases murders brown people from brown lands, so "who cares"?

Am I right or am I right? An investigation by the British into the Bloody Sunday massacre in 1972- which resulted in the deaths of 10 people in the Ballymurphy estate in Belfast, Northern Ireland by the hands of British Soldiers - only concluded on 14 May 2021 and absolved the soldiers of any wrong doing.

So if it took the British near enough 50 years to come to a conclusion on an investigation where 10 white people were killed only to say the soldiers did nothing wrong, what chance pray tell do some Afghan goat herders and their loved ones' have?

Where is the United Nations now? Where is the IHC now? Where is the Hauge Now? Where is the outcry and flags and ribbons and t-shirts and bullshit tweets and Facebook DPs? Lets face it lads, to these bastards, some blood is definitely cheap.

I've said it before on this forum

Non-whites need to stop expecting sympathy and fair treatment from whites. It's not going to happen.

Might is right,so become mighty. China for example has a clear plan. At least they are trying right?

What is the Muslim world doing? Anything?

 

[SaadH]

i wish we have gov owned media like this before i die . think PTV report it and what neutrals do to PTV . may be they send f-16 to bomb PTV .

Actually the MSM Western media plays it's part in perpetuating official narrative and is a key player in shaping the support for wars, in particular the egregious Afghan and Iraq wars of aggression.

 

[PakFactor]

And people wonder why some Pakistani's are pushing Russian line of thought in the current conflict. Like I said before and will again, the more they kill themselves in Europe I'm all happy.

 

[El Sidd]

Refuse to take them back, the Government of Pakistan like any other country reserves the right to revoke citizenship, in which case the person becomes a stateless person and will have to seek asylum in the first friendly country.

unfortunately Britain still exercises influence in polity of its once colonial territories.

The colonial baggage leftover as viceroy or shahi syeds are at the forefront of such initiatives.

Pakistan, UK ‘finalise’ return, readmission, extradition agreements

ISLAMABAD - A special cabinet committee has finalized the Returns, Readmission and Extradition Agreements between Pakistan and the United Kingdom. The

nation.com.pk

 

[KendoKhan]

unfortunately Britain still exercises influence in polity of its once colonial territories.

The colonial baggage leftover as viceroy or shahi syeds are at the forefront of such initiatives.

Pakistan, UK ‘finalise’ return, readmission, extradition agreements

ISLAMABAD - A special cabinet committee has finalized the Returns, Readmission and Extradition Agreements between Pakistan and the United Kingdom. The

nation.com.pk

That's sadly weakness in the part of of the Pakistani leadership who lack the stones to go against the grain.

Man it's truly despressing. Raheel was a legit hero but he had to take that consulting job.

You do understand that he has a very high level post in the said organisation right?

 

[TNT]

The westerners are bloodthirsty savages. And then these hypocrites also claim to be some sort of human rights champions.

 

[Genghis khan1]

That sounds far fetched, because to work for a US security company on any DOD contract you need to obtain a minimum of "L" security clearance which you cannot obtain as a foreign national. I should know, I have worked extensively with the US on deployment to Germany with the British Army as a reservist and we had contractors living with us on base who were all American.

Same with the likes of big ticket companies like AKE, NG, TrippleC, Dyncorps, AEGIS all require "Q" level clearance as you are often working on base and with direct access to classified information. I can NEVER see a scenario that the US would authorise security clearance for a former officer of the Pakistani intelligence service - not in a million years.

You are listing only Defense contractor. US is way too big, with way too many company, doing way too many task. This “L” and “Q” are DOE clearance not DoD. Different departments have different designations. Everything comes down to mission requirement. It may take 1 to 2 year for you to get fully vetted and cleared, while Pakistani ex-military get expedited limited clearance with 3 months, because his operational expertise far exceeded yours.

There were Pakistani officers present in Afghanistan in combat operation center. Retired ISI who have trained and performed join operations with US SOF have unrestricted visa access to US. Some are hired by companies to escort VIPs or high net-worth individuals all the way to US.

 

[Genghis khan1]

My point was that if the higher ups are taking jobs afterward then nothing surprising about the people you mentioned.

They all do. This is not unique to Pakistan. They are not totally off the hook from their previous department. There are instances when ex-NSA officers got in trouble for helping Emiratis beyond what was acceptable to NSA. Gen (r) Asad durrani end up in hot water for publishing a book with his Indian counterpart.

 

[PakFactor]

You are listing only Defense contractor. US is way too big, with way too many company, doing way too many task. This “L” and “Q” are DOE clearance not DoD. Different departments have different designations. Everything comes down to mission requirement. It may take 1 to 2 year for you to get fully vetted and cleared, while Pakistani ex-military get expedited limited clearance with 3 months, because his operational expertise far exceeded yours.

There were Pakistani officers present in Afghanistan in combat operation center. Retired ISI who have trained and performed join operations with US SOF have unrestricted visa access to US. Some are hired by companies to escort VIPs or high net-worth individuals all the way to US.

They all do. This is not unique to Pakistan. They are not totally off the hook from their previous department. There are instances when ex-NSA officers got in trouble for helping Emiratis beyond what was acceptable to NSA. Gen (r) Asad durrani end up in hot water for publishing a book with his Indian counterpart.

I have a retired Pakistani Major client couple of gas stations and other properties and I asked him if he had other partners his response was, "I do not trust desi's". Took me couple of years to understand why (basically your post kind of gives the inside picture). The funny part how I got this client, he was with a white female agent for his insurance, etc. (basically hiding stuff so other desi's don't find out), when I approached him and he said those words I turned around and asked him, "kya vo apko marna dati?", he laughed and then switched over his business to me. I guess he saw I wasn't a typical desi with how I responded he wanted a gora speaking desi, Lol.

 

[PAKISTANFOREVER]

I've said it before on this forum

Non-whites need to stop expecting sympathy and fair treatment from whites. It's not going to happen.

Might is right,so become mighty. China for example has a clear plan. At least they are trying right?

What is the Muslim world doing? Anything?

Over half the so called "Muslim World" is too be busy worshipping the whites.

 

[Nefarious]

That shouldn't be a surprise.

There's corruption and abuse of power in all institutions here. The U.K police aren't called PIGS for no reason...some of the biggest abusers on ego trips who were bullied losers growing up.

Literally my local police station was shutdown due to officers taking bribes from a local drug lord. That's the U.K where we apparently set the standard.

Same with the army there's filth within. What else they have covered up and got away with, we will never know.

 

[ProudPak]

The real terrorist were not taliban or ISIS but the western forces...
The opening scene showed an execution and it just got worse. The sad fact is the crimes were known all the way up the chain of command and even generals were complicit. Then a coverup by the British government of the investigation by the Royal military police.
These are nit special forces...they are 100% cowards who shoot unarmed civilians and had a rule to kill anyone fighting age.

 

[RescueRanger]

That shouldn't be a surprise.

There's corruption and abuse of power in all institutions here. The U.K police aren't called PIGS for no reason...some of the biggest abusers on ego trips who were bullied losers growing up.

Literally my local police station was shutdown due to officers taking bribes from a local drug lord. That's the U.K where we apparently set the standard.

Same with the army there's filth within. What else they have covered up and got away with, we will never know.

Which police station was this?