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I am happy.....
India is frustrated....
All its last 5 years efforts moved down.......We have even more stronger relations with the world community
No, Pakistan would not suffer if we stop few thousand $$. We are not donors as
I am happy.....
India is frustrated....
All its last 5 years efforts moved down.......We have even more stronger relations with the world community
Well...go ahead and ask your FM that if he can live with blocking any revenue coming to Pakistan....... Guess what try and force your government to do what you like and you will get the response from them only.....Its not only Passenger flights..there are cargo planes...but why the hell am I wasting my time to make someone understand all this.....who is determined to use balls instead of brains.
all countries knows.. what kind of relations you have with them(exporting terrorism).....
now really you emerged as super power in terrorizing the world
Please learn one thing, nothing is for free , no free lunch in the world so that mean Pakistan is doing some thing for the donors in return.
india has made many provocative statements ever since the whole mumbai drama. I don't think it's 'bulling' per se, simply because "bullying" would entail that india is succesfully pushing Pakistan around -and Pakistan is not in a position to respond.
Who said we do but tell me why are a few of your citizens under trial with respect to Mumbai drama. We have no leverage but still it seems to have had some effect. Let us decide who has leverage and time will tell.indian have no leverage over Pakistan. I think 'annoying' would be the proper word.
Well hey -- i wont deny that there are Pakistanis who have provided moral support to Kashmiris fighting for freedom against indian rule - though Kashmir is Disputed territory
Yes we do. Your concerns about water and kashmir have to solved over a table and not on the border. So it is your choice to make your citizens suffer.i dont think the indians had a choice
He barely even makes the news-ticker in Pakistan. It seems he is a celebrity in india though.
I have no problem with people expressing their views, as long as they abide by the laws and regulations -- in this case those applicable to Pakistan.
As far as I know, he hasn't broken any rules. Even the courts released him from house arrest, due to lack of evidence of any wrong-doing.
So that is the certificate to prove your claims ? Astonishing that you take support of the forum to prove your country' credentials.Who am I to say anything? We aren't a dictatorship or overly-fascist people. If we were, you (indian) wouldnt be on a Pakistani defence forum.
Why then can't we get a voice sample from Pakistan on suspects as by your admission, they don't pose a threat or have not in the past?The 3 men I mentioned pose no threat to my national security (nor yours for that matter)
They may not exactly be aligned with -- or call themselves "friends" of india; but they are entitled to their views. I may or may not agree with all of their views; but they are free citizens. We wont change our legal system just to placate to indians (of all people). I believe I made it clear to you in my last post. Maybe you forgot.
and are you really gonna bring up "evil eye" in this conversation, or is your local astrologist giving you these ideas
Thakeray is now resorting to Marathi/Hindu nationalism
I don't know them personally, so I can't say. You seem to know Zaid Hamid very well though, since you seem to imply he has a hand in terrorism or perhaps stampedes in india
Are you the care taker of all the Muslims? They are Indian citizens and we know how to treat them and we treat them well. Communal violence is not new in India and let me not point out the differences in your own country and the problems you face because of it.by the way, i seem to vaguely recall Mr. Thakeray issuing a call to form Hindu suicide squads, "to take the Muslims head on". Labeling them as "trouble makers"
that is worse than inciting hatred against just Pakistanis.
There are around 450 million Muslims in this subcontinent alone.
I don't know him personally. I have no copy of his birth certificate.
It's banned in Pakistan too
I believe JuD has filed an appeal in order to clear its name. ICJ of course has no say as it only entertain states, not individuals or organizations
Actually, it is mostly the Christians and Hindu minorities in Pakistan which are against the sanctions against JuD.
That's a lame way to get away from answering the question. Never mind.Did i say they were "lambs"
People die every day in the entire world, from a variety of causes. Not much we can do about it.
Value of life has not diminished, and you should be banned just for getting cocky and making retarded statements like that. Some people have become a bit de-sensitized, especially in war affected border regions. Doesnt mean people have lost value for life.
If that were the case, we'd be like a 'certain nearby country' where suicide takes place every 15 minutes
Agreed. But you were talking about moral support. Does the moral support include to people who we call terrorists and you call freedom fighters?terrorism knows no bounds......don't be emotional.
how does indian know such "samples" exist
Good get on with it or just ignore.that's what i've been dealing with from you and your comrades lately, it seems.
Alas!
I don't watch TV much. I think sir is more popular in your country, since 1 billion hindustanys seem fascinated by him.
But i'll make a deal with you. If i do manage to catch a glimpse of his show, i'm sure --if your rhetoric is to be believed -- i'll suddenly have all the tools and logistics necessary to conquer hindustan
Please don't use Pakistani hate term here which Indians use in other forms
Hey don't try to act like boss here .. put u in check real quick! furthermore, its you that is inmatture and has nothing to back up such as your comments you keep going around in around with nothing to prove your point show some respect and your will get respect back and btw dont ever disrespect me again keep you distance so you save you trash,crap and junk in your trunk dont step to me ever again i am done with you your country's gov is full of hate and so is your damn trashy media which preches & teaches hate to there people don't you dare contact me again unless you can talk like man & not like a little boy with no point
I agree... but i have seen in this forum... If i support some pakistani member.. In return he generally starts bashing me and and my post...
So it is a general image in my mind for every pakistani member that he has to oppose India..
Well you called me boss, and I never said I am boss here.
OK, how are you going to put me in check? I have expressed my views and so have you. Do you have some kind of a complex ?
OK, just get the spelling of immature right for your next post.
About respect, with the kind of language that you use, its hard to see what to be respectful of. Things like I have been here more than you have, etc. Your post was patronising to say the least and you expect respect. Let me not make this a discussion between the two of us. Discuss about the topic and be done with it. I have every right to say what I think of the post you write on this forum and I have not made any personnel comments or flaming remarks. About all the BS about never do this and that. Do you seriously think I care a hoot?
... So back off!
OK big boy, point taken.
Public opinion in Pakistan did not take too kindly to the anti-Pakistan actions India took post-Mumbai attacks.
So if you wish to use 'public opinion' to justify your nation's smear campaign, the non-stop accusations and implied threats against Pakistan , then the same 'Pakistani public opinion' applies as a justification for the Pakistani FM's comments. Do post them if you wish, I consider them par for the course given India's anti-Pakistan tirades, domestically and internationally, in the past year+.
Smear, strategy or a method in madness, again I would just say that time will tell what is the end game.As for 'coincidences', it is perhaps no coincidence that we are seeing this smear offensive from India - from Chidambaram in the India Conclave, to the paid-off India Caucus members of the US legislature, to Rao and other Indians in media positions (such as Ashley Tellis), all ranting on the same theme - as Pakistan reasserts itself in the Afghan theater and steps up cooperation with NATO to win cooperation from NATO.
The Indian offensive also comes in the runup of an extremely high level and comprehensive strategic dialog between the US and Pakistan, one that has already seen the US intelligence chief (Dennis Blair) and other high level leaders visit Pakistan to set the framework, and will see visits to the US (for this strategic dialog) by COAS Kiyani, CJCSC, DG ISI and and finally the Prime Minister and his foreign policy and economic team.
Yep, definitely no coincidence here.
Now, I do agree with the premise of the author of that "Strategic rethink' article you posted - Pakistan has an opportunity here to really solidify its relationship with NATO, and in the process neutralize to a degree Indian attempts to isolate it, provided it comes to an arrangement with NATO in which NATO interests are addressed.
Under this premise it is Pakistan that holds the cards to how the future will shape up, and whether NATO is won over or not is entirely in Pakistan's hands, not India's.
Oh sorry i meant little boy just cuz i called u boss don't get your ego all boosted up .. seriously man wat are some sort of nut case i told u to get lost i was done with u you said wat you had to say and i said wat i had to say you earn respect by showing respect you got no respect for this site nor its members show some class dont be little boy trying to act all big lets end this here now dont write me back
You write thing like the stuff above and expect me not to respond.
You want to have the last word and ask me not to write back. Now who do you think is sounding like THE BOSS? I will let you have the last word. That is what little boys do.