Insult? I am talking the right thing for how a Pakistan shall behaved.
Do you understand the notion of
democracy, my friend?
"Democracy is one of the universal core values and principles of the United Nations. Respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms and the principle of holding periodic and genuine elections by universal suffrage are essential elements of democracy." - United Nations
Now [you] want to tell me how a Pakistani should behave? Seriously man.
I would never tell you how to behave. You are entitled to your way of life.
Is US imperialism mentality a slandering or malign? Clearly it spoke from the devil as this article stated.
Virtually any "great power" in history has attempted to influence and reshape its surroundings per its desire. Now that China has joined this club, it intends to do the same. For example:
http://www.straitstimes.com/asia/se...ne-with-its-militarisation-of-south-china-sea
So how are you different from others?
Any true Pakistanis will not tolerate drone strike on its own soil. Clearly you will prefer drone strike becos you still believe US is a great leader that is worthy to work with. Your blind bootlicking of anything American made even irk your fellow Pakistanis who disowned you.
1. Nobody "disowned" me. I have my share of disagreements with a few members of this community but on strictly [logical] grounds, not on personal grounds.
2. Just because US violates the sovereignty of my country under the garb of
War on Terror from time-to-time, doesn't imply that
I support such moves.
There are scores of Pakistani who believe that these strikes occur in collusion with the Pakistani military establishment. An example:
https://defence.pk/pdf/threads/us-o...rikes-in-pakistan.542432/page-2#post-10220732
I challenged
that narrative in this forum. In that very thread, I responded in kind to the relevant member.
There are scores of Pakistani who believe (or used to believe) that the infamous Operation Neptune Spear occurred in collusion with the Pakistani military establishment, in Abbottabad in 2011.
I challenged
that narrative in this forum. I obtained a copy of the Abbottabad Commission Report and disclosed its findings to many members here. I also cited [additional sources] for the same end.
In-fact,
I took lot of flak for challenging the aforementioned perceptions of fellow Pakistani over the course of years here. Do you have similar guts?
You should also check my analysis of American agenda in Afghanistan:
https://defence.pk/pdf/threads/air-...-up-taliban-fight.540686/page-2#post-10202058
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As for [working] with the US:-
http://www.us-china-fdi.com/
https://www.statista.com/statistics/188629/united-states-direct-investments-in-china-since-2000/
Chinese premier Xi Jinping rolled out a RED CARPET welcome to POTUS Donald Trump in China in 2017:
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-...mp-on-first-day-of-beijing-trip-idUSKBN1D81IW
So why is China [working] with the US? Do you even know that China is the largest trading partner of the US in the world?
Very easy for you to critic my views at personal capacity, my friend. What you need to see is a mirror.
At least Chinese dont behave like American who openly talking about their imperialism and no equal partner for them.
FYI:
http://foreignpolicy.com/2017/02/09...vey-results-ideological-university-crackdown/
https://www.wsj.com/articles/why-so-many-chinese-students-come-to-the-u-s-1462123552
People connect with each other on humanitarian grounds and/or for personal ends, irrespective of their nationality.
A patriotic and sane Pakistanis will no doubt prefer Chinese over American. Only a treasonous Pakistanis will think American is better than Chinese to work with for their better of the country.
Sane Pakistani would not (unnecessarily) pick a side, and would not put all of their eggs in one basket.
In case you didn't knew,
this guy paved the way for CPEC with China by clearing Balochistan and parts of NWFP from rogue elements and/or terrorists who stood in the way of development and prosperity in these provinces for personal ends.
"Pakistan should have a working relationship with the Russia, China (and the US)."
Whatever problems we have with the US, these can be sorted out through "effective diplomacy," which is lacking on our side due to ineptness of PML(N)-led government; this government is mired in charges of corruption, scandals and bad governance. Arguably the worst we had in years.
US is 2nd largest trading partner of Pakistan (i.e. surplus in case of Pakistan), and IMF has history of bailing Pakistani economy in dire times. Additionally, USAID agency is involved in many projects of welfare across Pakistan.
So we throw all that away for the sake of appeasing some over-the-top nationalistic Chinese and Pakistani who do not understand how this world works?
A country should never act on the whims of few, and should always leave its door open to diplomatic efforts. To give you an idea, Iraq acted on the whims of Saddam Hussein and you can see the outcome.
Friendly China? Most welcome.
Problems with the US? We need to address them.
