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Are you Pakhtoon or Tajik/Uzbek/NorthernAlliance etc?
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none of itDear all,
I am new to the forum and one of things, which have bothered me lately is the fact, that many of my great Afghan friends are very much against Pakistan, its military and intelligence activities in particular. Their claims are more specifically:
- ISI and the rest of the Pakistan military are main contributors to the war and problems in Afghanistan, because a stabile Afghanistan would enable Afghanis/Pashtuns to reclaim a part of Pakistan as their own - through international court or something. This part is supposedly something which they say was taken away from them through British rule in an unlegitimate way - and given to Pakistan. They also say, that the population of this area strongly opposes the Pakistani rule and would like independency from Pakistan.
My questions are:
- Which part of Pakistan exactly is it, that Afghanis/Pashtuns claim to be rightfully theirs? And are their historical facts true (that it was taken away from them unlegitimately)?
- Is it true that an unstabile Afghanistan is in the best interest of Pakistan?
This is my first thread, so please bear over with me if there is a lack of quality or if I do not follow some of your standards.
Check this out...The Afghans don't recognize the Durand Line too. And then the ordinary Afghan asks what Pakistan has done for bettering their lives in terms of development, aid and so on?
Why are you holding me responsible for your Math skillsHere we go again. Uninformed Indians.
Do you know how many times we've had this conversation with various different members? I can't even count that high.
Afghanistan was a sovereign state before and after the deal, and for god sake read my previous posts, fool.
The deal was signed under pressure, and what was promised was not kept, which makes it invalid! so you claim to study international relation, but is dumb as ****.
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@Aeronaut @Afghan-India
Something really interesting.
*The Red line is the official Durrand line
*The White line is the present Pak-Afghan border
A couple of months back watching s Akbar khan interview related to the Pak-Afghan issue,When he was asked that it is strongly believed within the Pakistani establishment that a non pashtun leader out of Afghanistan such as Abdullah x2 if makes it to president will sign the durrandline agreement into international border,But he said if Afghanistan agree with durrand line than strategic Afghanistan provinces like Khost,Kunar and parts of patkia will fall under Pakistan.
You do not understand it do you?
Abdullah is NA man, you guys have tried to kill him dozens of time, so will he be a friend of Pakistan?
Let him reply my question i will fix his head. he is avoidingBlaming Pakistan for their failures is the easiest way out for a nation with a great deal of uncertainty.
Much has changed since than.
Pakistan is in favour of anyone who would solve the durrandline problem.he's the one believed to do so.
Passage of time can prove it
Yeah Lucky me....It's 5:28 in the afternoon, and I am laughing too hard at the bombast going around to make any meaningful comment.
Count yourself lucky.
Damn didn't knew Afghanis are occupying our land! We need to take it back, and for punishment to Afghanis for occupying our land we also take land which connect Pakistan with Tajikistan.
they had it recaptured before 1947,This is the reason Pakistan never bothererd to take it back
Though if the durrandline agreement is turned into a official border than these region will back into Pakistan.
Much has changed since than.
Pakistan is in favour of anyone who would solve the durrandline problem.he's the one believed to do so.
Passage of time can prove it