PAKISTANFOREVER
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He looked like he was about to cry when he found out how many indian fighter jets Pakistan had shot down. He looked BITTERLY disappointed at Pakistan having militarily defeated india.
UAE President Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan reaches Islamabad on first official visit to Pakistan
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He looked like he was about to cry when he found out how many indian fighter jets Pakistan had shot down. He looked BITTERLY disappointed at Pakistan having militarily defeated india.
maxpane
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idiot and traitor , when we all were facing aggressor india he was the oone who believd that india should attack as army has no back of public
PAKISTANFOREVER
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This Sami Hamdi is very dubious and makes very far-fetched claims. He claims that the Palestinians are winning the war in Gaza and that the israelis are losing. He also downplays the deaths of Palestinian civilians in Gaza.
PAKISTANFOREVER
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He is an old school Pakistani traitor who believes that Pakistanis should abandoned Islam and accept indian hegemony over the region. He wants Pakistanis to become a slave race that seeks the approval and acceptance of those that are foreign and hostile to us.
r3alist
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He is pro Imran khan
PAKISTANFOREVER
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The dawah brigade of UK Mulsims make MANY far-fetched claims and are devoid of the ground realities of geopolitics and the importance of being independent in advanced sciences and technologies.
delta2
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There is an old saying in Pakistan that goes something like this ," iss ko aanay tau do pehlay". It has a deep meaning and is used when dealing with complex situations or with people thinking they have an edge over you in some way not knowing what awaits them later on.
They will probably show him more recordings of so called "top secret" Indian briefings, Modi's private activities and real time monitoring of Indian "assets".
delta2
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They really do not trust anyone at all, no one at ALL!
Meengla
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On the many bizarre posts I have seen on PDF, the one you quoted takes the cake!! OMG, what is wrong with these people?? They live in the West, with probably more free time then most of Pakistanis and with ample resources to try to use their 'brain' and yet they post such crap??
Beware of the Expat Pakistanis in the West!!
Oldenwisdom...قول بزرگ
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So, you'd be on the boat leading the charge for Pakistan on USS Gerald R. Ford?
All you got is a mouth on you... use it wisely!
Jango
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Would be interesting to see how UAE-Pakistan relations pan out in light of the latest KSA-UAE tension in Yemen.
Don't think we need to be involved, or we will be. But the ISF aspect in Gaza might lead to us choosing sides down the road.
Interesting time for sure though.
Don't think we need to be involved, or we will be. But the ISF aspect in Gaza might lead to us choosing sides down the road.
Interesting time for sure though.
Oldenwisdom...قول بزرگ
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What no one bothers to understand is the mid-tier management by proxy or through surrogacy. Colonialism in essence was collateralization of resources and labor of the colonies. Petro-dollar is another word for collateralized oil of the world in dollar denominated debt. And tokenization of global resources is it's next logical step. So, every bit of economic momentum helps realize and perpetuate that debt.
The reason I brought up this preamble is because Emirates represents that mid-tier management for the region. During the British days Raj was the conduit of willing serfs for the empire. It has changed hands...
That right there is the biggest clue to the direction they want Pakistan to steer towards. Pakistan has already taken steps that seem in concert with the said agenda... however all is not said and done!
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东风夜放花千树
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May I ask if an agreement was reached during this visit? I couldn't find any related news.
Being willing to communicate and engage is much better than ignoring. Therefore, I believe this was a positive diplomatic move, demonstrating that Pakistan's influence is increasing.
Being willing to communicate and engage is much better than ignoring. Therefore, I believe this was a positive diplomatic move, demonstrating that Pakistan's influence is increasing.
Jango
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Couldn't agree more...but our internal predispositions force some to view everything going in geopolitics with a tinted view as well.
