What will happen to Pakistan as a fallout of unstable Afghanistan

[Icarus]

Kabul restaurant attack: 'Foreign spies' (ISI??) to blame

Nope

Shitty security to blame.

 

[Capt.Popeye]

Nope

Shitty security to blame.

Good then it means that the Foreign Spy Agencies seem to have signed up with Mother Theresa's "Missionaries of Charity"

Good for 'em.........

 

[Icarus]

Good then it means that the Foreign Spy Agencies seem to have signed up with Mother Theresa's "Missionaries of Charity"

Good for 'em.........

Sometimes things should be accepted for what they truly are. And what truly happened was that there was a large congregation of foreign nationals in one place that was not guarded well enough.

 

[e3nad3alek]

Afghanistan has been unstable for too long

 

[k_arura]

Nope

Shitty security to blame.

I guess instead of blaming foreign agencies like CIA/RAW/KHAAD/MOssad for the ills in Pakistan Pak should start applying the same logic and not weep like a baby everytime there is an attack and instead blame its Shi**** security -

 

[Icarus]

I guess instead of blaming foreign agencies like CIA/RAW/KHAAD/MOssad for the ills in Pakistan Pak should start applying the same logic and not weep like a baby everytime there is an attack and instead blame its Shi**** security -

Oh yeah, any successful attack is successful because security failed to prevent it. What's the debate?

 

[k_arura]

Oh yeah, any successful attack is successful because security failed to prevent it. What's the debate?

The problem with the unsaid part of the logic is that you folks actually underhandedly condone the attacks (especially on your neighboring countries) and blame the domestic agencies for not preventing it. Mumbai case is a prime example of this duplicity.

It is like a thief steals from your house and you arrest the owners for not providing enough security to your own house. But nary a word for the thiefs! Or just perfunctory condemnation that fools nobody. This is also the story of all of Pakistan

 

[Icarus]

The problem with the unsaid part of the logic is that you folks actually underhandedly condone the attacks (especially on your neighboring countries) and blame the domestic agencies for not preventing it. Mumbai case is a prime example of this duplicity.

It is like a thief steals from your house and you arrest the owners for not providing enough security to your own house. But nary a word for the thiefs! Or just perfunctory condemnation that fools nobody. This is also the story of all of Pakistan

That's the story all over the world, if you wish to delve in to the intricacies of covert assistance to non-state actors then we will enter a very deep debate. The universal truth is, that if you show weakness, your enemy cannot be blamed to exploit it.

 

[k_arura]

That's the story all over the world, if you wish to delve in to the intricacies of covert assistance to non-state actors then we will enter a very deep debate. The universal truth is, that if you show weakness, your enemy cannot be blamed to exploit it.

Another case of why Pak's priorities are all upside down. Haven't heard Switzerland/Liechtenstein/Bhutan/.... worrying about strategic depth or engaging in such shenanigans or not of late. Pak thinks it is some sort of a force to reckon with in the region and thats precisely what will spell its doom one day not too far out in future.

 

[Icarus]

Another case of why Pak's priorities are all upside down. Haven't heard Switzerland/Liechtenstein/Bhutan/.... worrying about strategic depth or engaging in such shenanigans or not of late. Pak thinks it is some sort of a force to reckon with in the region and thats precisely what will spell its doom one day not too far out in future.

Son, you're new and you are just pushing the same line that loads of other new guys before you have pushed, its part obvious and at the same time part flawed. Join me on this thread and a lot of your questions regarding covert roles in politics will be answered.

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[k_arura]

Son, you're new and you are just pushing the same line that loads of other new guys before you have pushed, its part obvious and at the same time part flawed. Join me on this thread and a lot of your questions regarding covert roles in politics will be answered.

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Let us reconnect in about 5 years and exchange notes.

 

[Icarus]

Let us reconnect in about 5 years and exchange notes.

I look forward to it. By that time you will begin to grasp many ideas that you previously thought incomprehensible and your understanding of how Pakistan works will be deepened considerably.

 

[k_arura]

I look forward to it. By that time you will begin to grasp many ideas that you previously thought incomprehensible and your understanding of how Pakistan works will be deepened considerably.

Yes, perfect analogy in respect to somebody who made a similar "pact" with someone like you in 1967 and guess what had already happened in Pakistan when 1972 (1971!) rolled around.

 

[Icarus]

Yes, perfect analogy in respect to somebody who made a similar "pact" with someone like you in 1967 and guess what had already happened in Pakistan when 1972 (1971!) rolled around.

You are such a classic case, newbie.