Operation Ghazab Lil Haq (Pakistan - Afghanistan War)

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cool jacket man , whats it called or perhaps its for boeing employees only? I like the looks and feel of it

Its just a Boeing Jacket we recieved from the company we leased our B737's from in Ireland.

Its more like a Wind Breaker. I might still have it lying 'round somewhere.

But that period goes way back.

Spent plenty of time in Bagram Airfield & Kandahar Airfield too...

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Goddamn, I was such a skinny guy in the mid-2000's. I smoked more than I ate.

I'm like x3 the size now - with a Belly .

...and yeah, I quit smoking.

 

[Hopefully Pessimistic]

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[peagle]

This whole concept of having pride just because your culture is 'old' is mental insanity to me. I see it the most in Indians and Afghans in our neighbourhood.

All human bloodlines have been on this earth the same amount of time. This concept of 'We have existed for 5k or 10k years' is so retarded. Nobody cares if your backwater tribe stitched their clothes a certain way or danced a certain way.

What else are you spouse to have pride in?
Your culture is your heritage. Having pride in your heritage is perfectly fine as long as it isn't based on hate.

The fact remains Pakistani culture, the culture of the Indus is far older then the so-called Indian or so-called afghan cultures.

 

[Fatman17]

Boeing 737 NG (Next Generation)

Note: Prior to the MAX

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Offtopic

 

[Hopefully Pessimistic]

Ignoring the victim card in this, seems like Pakistan military going strong on the ground, more than what we perhaps are being told.

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[peagle]

Why blame them when our own establishment have been selling this churun through our history books that "Pakistan was created when first Arab landed on sominani beach", while the real history backed by archaeology says this:

Shortugai (Shortughai), in Darqad District of northern Afghanistan, was a trading colony of the Indus Valley Civilization (or Harappan Civilization) established around 2000 BC on the Oxus river (Amu Darya) near the lapis lazuli mines.[1][2] It is considered to be the northernmost settlement of the Indus Valley Civilization.[3][4]

You're presenting strange logic.
Please don't confuse narratives of state policy with facts.

If today the state declares or passes a law that everyone born in wedlock is a b.strd, does it become true?
No.

Our history is our history no matter what narratives are preached by anyone, our state or anyone else.
The fact remains that the Indus civilisation, Islam and everything else in between are part and parcel of our Indus Pakistani culture and society. Acceptance of one doesn't equate to rejection of another. Each generation is free to express themselves how they see fit, it doesn't mean your other history has changed.

These days you can legally "divorce" your parents, but they remain your parents because they created you, facts don't change. The Indus soil and everything that took place on this soil belongs to the people of Pakistan, that cannot change just because he, she, they or someone said something.

 

[Asif]

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If this is a precedent then the 2nd most area that is prone to insurgency (excluding the wakhan corridor) is Kurram agency (Tirah Valley, Parachinar).

Kurram agency is a finger like protrusion into Afghanistan which is 8/9 mile wide at tip and about 45 miles wide near the "main" Pakistan land mass. The border is not straight, like most of the durand line, and has many places where we are surrounded by afghan territory including small villages. So basically, a bookcase for leaking border. Infiltration from Kurram agency and adjoining North waziristan affects the areas far and away.

A wider base of Kurram agency with paksitan, which also means a lesser projection of Pakistan into afghanistan, would make it easier to manage infiltration.

off topic: The area is beautiful on both sides (i have visited pak side valleys) and is known for the high quality Pine seeds and french apricots.

 

[Hopefully Pessimistic]

If this is a precedent then the 2nd most area that is prone to insurgency (excluding the wakhan corridor) is Kurram agency (Tirah Valley, Parachinar).

Kurram agency is a finger like protrusion into Afghanistan which is 8/9 mile wide at tip and about 45 miles wide near the "main" Pakistan land mass. The border is not straight, like most of the durand line, and has many places where we are surrounded by afghan territory including small villages. So basically, a bookcase for leaking border. Infiltration from Kurram agency and adjoining also North waziristan affects the areas far and away.

A wider base of Kurram agency with paksitan, which also means a lesser projection of Pakistan into afghanistan, would make it easier to manage infiltration.

off topic: The area is beautiful on both sides (i have visited pak side valleys) and is known for the high quality Pine seeds and french apricots.

We will likely see action in other areas that are vulnerable too depending on how feasible the options are.

The Ghudwana enclave was easy pickings so Pakistani forces moved in.

 

[hasssanali8998]

What else are you spouse to have pride in?
Your culture is your heritage. Having pride in your heritage is perfectly fine as long as it isn't based on hate.

The fact remains Pakistani culture, the culture of the Indus is far older then the so-called Indian or so-called afghan cultures.

There's a difference between being proud and it being your whole personality and culture .

 

[peagle]

There's a difference between being proud and it being your whole personality and culture .

That makes no sense. Please explain.

 

[peagle]

So what if it is older man. This logic applies to everyone. When we leave this world we're going to tell that we did our wedding dances and spiced our dishes a certain way? I don't mind enjoying cultures. Whether it's your own or someone else's.

But always remember it's just an extended Halloween party. It's dress up and games. In this modern world of nation states. Culture is more of a hobby.

Dude, that makes no sense at all. I don't think you understand the topic.

 

[Hopefully Pessimistic]

Can we please get back to topic and discuss the culture and pride psychology stuff in another thread

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[peagle]

You are a moderator. You should be setting an example instead of being so childish.

Now where do I file a complaint against your constant abuse of power on this forum?

From spamming threads with just a few words, deleting valuable threads and merging them into irrelevant zones, and now breaking rules with insults, it's time you are held accountable if this forum practices equality.

@Musings @RescueRanger @Oscar

Sorry bro but you're overreacting. He is allowed to have some emotions too, it's not his fault he came into this world as moderator lol

He hasn't been rude, nor offensive, that should be the only red line. I have seen many moderators, all non Pakistanis who are proper rude offensive yet have been allowed do get away with it.

 

[Vapnope]

You're presenting strange logic.
Please don't confuse narratives of state policy with facts.

If today the state declares or passes a law that everyone born in wedlock is a b.strd, does it become true?
No.

Our history is our history no matter what narratives are preached by anyone, our state or anyone else.
The fact remains that the Indus civilisation, Islam and everything else in between are part and parcel of our Indus Pakistani culture and society. Acceptance of one doesn't equate to rejection of another. Each generation is free to express themselves how they see fit, it doesn't mean your other history has changed.

These days you can legally "divorce" your parents, but they remain your parents because they created you, facts don't change. The Indus soil and everything that took place on this soil belongs to the people of Pakistan, that cannot change just because he, she, they or someone said something.

Wonderful post. Thank you for this post.

 

[hasssanali8998]

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Afghanistan: Residents of Zazai Maidan, Ali Shero and Terezai districts in Khost have prepared for an armed uprising against Pakistan.
Holding weapons during a protest, they condemned what they described as aggression by Pakistan and said that if permitted by T@libans, they would dismantle the Pak’s military installations and the wire fence along the Pak Afghan border.