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but still its the truth. you can't change the reality.That Cheap troll.![]()
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but still its the truth. you can't change the reality.That Cheap troll.![]()
And the reality being? Indians buy burnol?but still its the truth. you can't change the reality.
i dont have the time to read the whole article
@Kaptaan Could this be true though? And FM's recent remarks about militants being liability kind of proves this to be true.it is at least conceivable that China’s tighter embrace of Pakistan would help to resolve Islamabad’s fundamental insecurity from facing a larger Indian neighbor. With that insecurity addressed, Pakistan would no longer feel the need to deploy risky asymmetric tools for balancing, namely a large and growing nuclear arsenal (informed by an inherently risky first-use doctrine) and militant proxy forces
Question is, why Americans are blowing their gasket over CPEC.
Apart from failing to denuclearize Pakistan from Afghanistan using terrorism and internal destabilization as a tool, and failing to set India up as regional hegemony, the thing which is really giving pain to America is China using Pakistan to have direct ingress into the Middle east energy sector and being able to challenge petro dollar, which is a big red line for any nation as far as America is concerned. Saddam and Gaddafi paid it dearly when they tried something similar, China is now doing much worse, openly, by using its own currency for energy trade. And for this China will need Pakistan help with oil and gas pipelines coming from ME and Iran traversing Pakistani territory and entering China. Death of petro dollar in nutshell.
Although the FM did a great job in that interview presenting Pakistan's case but he is known to make gaffes - so I don't know how much to read into that "liability" comment of his.@Kaptaan Could this be true though? And FM's recent remarks about militants being liability kind of proves this to be true.
This is exactly it.
It is interesting that China has openly challenged the petro dollar with payment by gold backed yuan in less than one year of first complete transit of goods on CPEC.
As for the article, usual garbage. But a limited war in North is clearly on the horizon, and India is a willing attack dog in their hatred for Pakistan.