Trump’s ‘deal-making skills’ can help resolve Kashmir: US VP-elect Mike Pence

[Hiptullha]

The only thing that such cowardice from a regular army results in is dead soldiers on both sides. Nothing else is gained strategically.

I disagree.
It set an example for ordinary Kashmiri protestors who saw that the 'indomitable' state goons can be seriously humiliated by a few armed freedom fighters.
It also shut Modi up. No more incoherent rants about freeing Azad Kashmir and Balochistan.

 

[padamchen]

I disagree.
It set an example for ordinary Kashmiri protestors who saw that the 'indomitable' state goons can be seriously humiliated by a few armed freedom fighters.
It also shut Modi up. No more incoherent rants about freeing Azad Kashmir and Balochistan.

Modi has already spelled out the Indian stand and intent. I do not think he has to keep repeating it.

The ordinary Kashmiri protestors have no money. So no stones.

 

[SleepingLion]

Well he doesn't have better deal closing skills than Zardari, if he wasn't able to sell it to India, no one ever can. Except Boots.

 

[Hiptullha]

Modi has already spelled out the Indian stand and intent. I do not think he has to keep repeating it.

Lmao. He's been non-stop blathering on about isolating us and calling us a terrorist state for the last several months. You'd think he'd stop after the first month of 'spelling out Indian intent'. He stopped talking about it because the Uri attack showed him that he wasn't dealing with minorities or Gujarat or teenagers in Srinagar but a country which was prepared to sock his goblin face if he talked too much.

The ordinary Kashmiri protestors have no money. So no stones.

If the mass-rapes and abductions of the '90s didn't deter Kashmiris, I don't see why demonetization would. Once again, delusional. I hope a dozen more Hanuman deaths will clear your mind.

 

[padamchen]

Lmao. He's been non-stop blathering on about isolating us and calling us a terrorist state for the last several months. You'd think he'd stop after the first month of 'spelling out Indian intent'. He stopped talking about it because the Uri attack showed him that he wasn't dealing with minorities or Gujarat or teenagers in Srinagar but a country which was prepared to sock his goblin face if he talked too much.



If the mass-rapes and abductions of the '90s didn't deter Kashmiris, I don't see why demonetization would. Once again, delusional. I hope a dozen more Hanuman deaths will clear your mind.

I thought Uri was done by Jihadis. Why are you as a Pakistani taking credit for it?

It's a bit suspicious.

 

[Hiptullha]

I thought Uri was done by Jihadis. Why are you as a Pakistani taking credit for it?

Uri was carried out by freedom fighters with the moral support of Pakistan. As long as the dream of Pakistan exists, the Kashmiris will continue trashing Ganga behinds.

 

[padamchen]

Uri was carried out by freedom fighters with the moral support of Pakistan. As long as the dream of Pakistan exists, the Kashmiris will continue trashing Ganga behinds.

Sure. I've been to Kashmir. And I've seen behinds being thrashed. Cowering behinds. Then made to raise some interesting chants concerning you. There are quite a few You Tube videos out there for you to see for yourself as well. Though I admit, it's different seeing it happen in front of your eyes.

 

[Armoured Division]

Loving this tough talk. It makes the inevitable deflation of your #56inchbreast after another Uri-style attack on your Hanumans much, much sweeter.

Remember after every Uri camp like attack you guys get a Quetta academy attack

 

[Hiptullha]

Sure. I've been to Kashmir. And I've seen behinds being thrashed. Cowering behinds.

First-up experience, eh? Was your own dark behind given a good spanking?
I can bet the squeals of wounded Hanumans echoed throughout the mountains the day freedom fighters pulled out their weapons.

Remember after every Uri camp like attack you guys get a Quetta academy attack

Well, it was kind of expected that a country which regularly terrorizes and rapes its own civilians will respond to an attack on a military institution by attacking another country's civilians. Don't worry, we'll deal with it.

 

[Armoured Division]

Well, it was kind of expected that a country which regularly terrorizes and rapes its own civilians will respond to an attack on a military institution by attacking another country's civilians.

Quetta attack- 63 security forces personnel killed.
Uri-19 security forces personnel killed.
Damon RAW really now's how to make enemy pay with interest.

 

[Hiptullha]

Quetta attack- 63 security forces personnel killed.
Uri-19 security forces personnel killed.
Damon RAW really now's how to make enemy pay with interest.

Enjoy the jeering while you can. Another Uri/Pathankot/Nagrota is waiting to happen. Who knows how many Hanumans are dispatched to hell the next time?

 

[Armoured Division]

Enjoy the jeering while you can. Another Uri/Pathankot/Nagrota is waiting to happen. Who knows how many Hanumans are dispatched to hell the next time?

Another PAF Badaber/Quetta Academy/Nanny Camp attack is waiting to happen, who knows how many goats will be dispatched to hell next time?

 

[Hiptullha]

Another PAF Badaber/Quetta Academy/Nanny Camp attack is waiting to happen, who knows how many goats will be dispatched to hell next time?

The key thing to recognize about these different set of incidents is how the countries react.
Pakistan takes them, and yes, they do hurt, but it learns to bury them and move forward. India, faces protests in Kashmir, starts blathering on about Balochistan and begins a campaign of mass-rape and blinding of Kashmiri teens. In response, Kashmiri freedom fighters pump a dozen Hanumans with lead, sending them to hell, and thus commencing a several month long drama about Sir G Kal strikes ending with dozens of Hanumans along the border dying to Pakistani artillery fire. Heck, we even captured a Hanuman alive. If he hasn't been returned (I haven't been tracking news about him), he's probably squealing in a secret jail as we speak. In the end, India loses both its pride, and its Hanumen.

 

[Armoured Division]

The key thing to recognize about these different set of incidents is how the countries react.
Pakistan takes them, and yes, they do hurt, but it learns to bury them and move forward. India, faces protests in Kashmir, starts blathering on about Balochistan and begins a campaign of mass-rape and blinding of Kashmiri teens. In response, Kashmiri freedom fighters pump a dozen Hanumans with lead, sending them to hell, and thus commencing a several month long drama about Sir G Kal strikes ending with dozens of Hanumans along the border dying to Pakistani artillery fire. Heck, we even captured a Hanuman alive. If he hasn't been returned (I haven't been tracking news about him), he's probably squealing in a secret jail as we speak. In the end, India loses both its pride, and its Hanumen.

Pakistan carries out scores atrocities on innocent tribals in FATA, in response Pashtun freedom fighters pump bullets and blast scores of goats to hell.
On the other side scores get massacred by Indian troops along LoC with their defence minister confirmed that 27 Pakistani soldiers killed a ration of 2:1 in Indian favour.
On the other hand no body gives a penny to Pakistani rants on Kashmir in UN.
So Pakistan gets humiliated internationally and militarily and diplomatically.

 

[That Guy]

You've presented opinions. Jaundiced by national bile. Not facts.

Still bored. No dancing shoes.

Funny, because you've just described your own posts. you're delusional.