UAE expresses concern over developments in Jammu and Kashmir, calls for restraint and dialogue

[Imran Khan]

nothing to worry uae is no one

 

[Bratva]

@ali_raza I guess you won't comment here at all? You and the "other" are only good at ganging up on certain GCC country.

 

[Maxpane]

their actions speaks louder than words. remember 27th and amraam

 

[Lincoln]

Yeah sounds like a good idea dude, that way others can fill in the gaps and we can beat off to our nuclear weapons.. I mean create some depth to your thinking. Life is not black and white and you should know that by now.

Let others use their resources, why should we care? Is beating off what you want to do?

Beat off to the fact that we are doing something for them and they won't do anything in return? Or perhaps beat off to the fact we have no self respect, they called it an internal matter and you want to beat off to how helpful we have been to them. Please.

 

[Bratva]

@Khafee Please take note of another gem by Yours truly Anwer Gargash. Gotta give it to this guy, he knows how to rub salt on someone wound. But on the other hand, We know who stands with us in our hour of need. I hope "C-17" of UAE AF will be there in next Pak-india conflict so you can remind us for next 10 years how they helped Pakistan !

 

[war&peace]

Very, very weak statement. Very likely that Saudi Arabia convinced them to release this.

This is neutral rather a slap on Pakistan because at least they should have condemned it.

 

[dBSPL]

Shift away from Muslim solidarity
...

which is never happened.

It's been over 100 years, since we lost the spirit of solidarity.

Unless all of our countries have full independence and free political system, the demands of our peoples will continue to be crushed under the political interests of a handful of puppets.

Examine official history theses and generated hostilities in education systems, see which countries have installed these systems. Examine financial systems and see which countries are in charge of this. These hegamons raise our youth. And they decide our trade. We abandon our culture and moral values and they deliver it the new one. While a major engineering effort is underway on our societies, the existing divided structure is guaranteed by puppet managers, kings , generals etc. Anyone who opposes this system is declared radical or put into the spiral of terrorism.

It's been so long since we split and lost the spirit of unity. But, like a boiling frog in a pot, we didn't realize it.

 

[Mughal-Prince]

its a jungle rule. Big animal lives off the smaller animals. UAE is looking after its own interests to survive and they are closer to the western world and in turn western world is closer to fascist regime of India. its just merry goes round. Having said that what were we expecting from UAE when they needed us in Yemen were we there for them? Don't blame others for your own mistakes.

What mistake you are talking about ?? Yemen border is miles away from UAE and for no reason they are poking their nose in it. On the other note what the sh!t people know about who is supporting SA militarily on the borders and in 2 Holy Masjid ??

 

[Sheepistanis]

Yeah sounds like a good idea dude, that way others can fill in the gaps and we can beat off to our nuclear weapons.. I mean create some depth to your thinking. Life is not black and white and you should know that by now.

Servitude gets you no where in life. Not gonna vouch for an all out severance of contacts, but lines have to be drawn in support of Pakistan's uncompromising national interests. Pakistan's refusal to join the war in Yemen had enacted a strong reaction from UAE, it's only balancing that Pakistan too laments the irresponsible statements by the UAE officials on the matter of Kashmir.

 

[Khafee]

@Khafee Please take note of another gem by Yours truly Anwer Gargash. Gotta give it to this guy, he knows how to rub salt on someone wound. But on the other hand, We know who stands with us in our hour of need. I hope "C-17" of UAE AF will be there in next Pak-india conflict so you can remind us for next 10 years how they helped Pakistan !

It's a neutral statement, but your insecurities getting the better of you.

The arabs are meh.

I hope pakistan stops their free lunches now.

How about you return the US$12bn you got from them, then open your mouth about Arabs.

Please do explain what free lunches you are giving Arabs?

GoP has failed the Kashmir cause.

Don't point a finger at yourself, when you have everyone else to blame for your snooze mode.

Can someone highlight, what has this guy contributed to the Kashmir cause besides rhetoric?

http://www.kana.gov.pk/

 

[masterchief_mirza]

This necessitates for Pakistan to up it's diplomatic posturing and deliver a stern message to all the "brotherly" states to refrain from these half baked statements on Kashmir dispute. Not pouncing in support of Pakistan is one thing but terming Indian transgressions in Kashmir as India's internal matter is something to be not tolerated.

Absolutely. UAE could have stayed neutral or ambiguous. It crossed a line here.

 

[M.Bison]

Let others use their resources, why should we care? Is beating off what you want to do?

Beat off to the fact that we are doing something for them and they won't do anything in return? Or perhaps beat off to the fact we have no self respect, they called it an internal matter and you want to beat off to how helpful we have been to them. Please.

Is that how it works? Pakistan goes there for free? The problem is that we have people like you in our country who don't want to look inwards and like to look outward. Every Pakistani government since its inception has failed the Kashmiris. The arabs don't owe us anything and the Kashmiri situations not their fault. They are looking out for their interest and that's what Pakistan needs to do. You cannot just cut off relationships with other countries. This is not your neighbor hood chief where you stop talking to the aunties you don't like. This is the real world and you have to be mature. Pakistan trains a lot the arabs and that is an advantage for Pakistan. These relationships aren't built overnight.

 

[Dubious]

@Khafee Please take note of another gem by Yours truly Anwer Gargash. Gotta give it to this guy, he knows how to rub salt on someone wound. But on the other hand, We know who stands with us in our hour of need. I hope "C-17" of UAE AF will be there in next Pak-india conflict so you can remind us for next 10 years how they helped Pakistan !

Qatar doing anything yet? Any statements?

 

[Reddington]

I think it's a waste of time. Pakistan should downgrade its cooperation with these Arab states

Wow!!!! So much ignorance!!!!
Saudis and UAE have given more than $10 Billion to Pakistan in last one year alone or IMF would have imposed much much harsher conditions on us.

If Pakistan had given an extremely strong response and had broken the teeth of gangoos then Saudis and UAE would have been backing us all the way. But our response was so f***ing pathetic that no friends would stick out their neck for us. UAE/Saudis have economic relations with India.
Real world isn't black and white as you are suggesting.

 

[M.Bison]

Servitude gets you no where in life. Not gonna vouch for an all out severance of contacts, but lines have to be drawn in support of Pakistan's uncompromising national interests. Pakistan's refusal to join the war in Yemen had enacted a strong reaction from UAE, it's only balancing that Pakistan too laments the irresponsible statements by the UAE officials on the matter of Kashmir.

lol, The issues that Pakistan faces are no one's fault but Pakistan. This is what we need to realize. The world is at a crossroads and Pakistan and the Pakistanis should have prepared for that. UAE is a shit country. It is full of munafikoon, just look at that nation. Look at Dubai and look at their leaders. Wtf do you expect from them. Why do we get angry at these coke head arabs. To expect some muslim brotherhood from them is like asking wolfs to take care of your sheep.
That being said you cannot just cut relationship off with people. There are military, intelligence, and economic networks that are built with these countries. These networks are not built overnight. Honestly speaking, If we were to cut off all relationships with UAE who do you think will fill in the gap?