Operation Ghazab Lil Haq (Pakistan - Afghanistan War)

Rational Philosopher said:
I didn't know we were in the business of justifying the outbursts of petty man-children and their mental issues. There are deep personal issues within someone, whos responsibility cannot be shifted onto anyone else, if you begin wishing whatever harm is possible on your own country that directly affects over 240 million citizens.

A similar group of mentally ill people from a neighbouring Muslim country are currently partying with Zionists on Western streets as their home country is invaded and children bombed, providing the same justification for their psychotic behaviour.

Simply put if you don't have the mental faculties to keep rational with your criticism without descending into self-destructive madness, that's a YOU problem.
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Goddamn dude can you for once not get all bloody eyed and rationally understand something? Nobody's fucking defending Adil Raja keh tumhain aisay aag lag gayi hai.

Can't you comprehend anything more than a first order effect?
 
Rational Philosopher said:
Israeli Zionist mentality
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She's discussing the displacement of Hazaras in Afghanistan by Pasthun tribes, how is that Zionist?
 
That_Guy said:
And you'd trust them not to commit acts of sabotage?

Operation Paperclip worked because the paying regime collapsed, and the scientists took a lifeline offered to them, because the other choice was execution.

In this case, Israel and the US have not collapsed, and likely won't for a long time.

Besides, they literally have options such as Israel and the US, both of whom can offer far more than Pakistan ever could; Both of whom are capable of whisking the away before Pakistan can get to them.
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Wrong thread
 
Pakistan Says Afghanistan Policy Unchanged Amid Lack of Taliban Assurances on Militants

MOFA Pakistan said that Pakistan will continue its current policy toward Afghanistan, citing the absence of written assurances from the Taliban government regarding action against Pakistani militant groups operating from Afghan territory.
 
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