Indian false flag and current Indo-Pak stand-off updates

[Waterboy]

Once Prese ident Trump said that the Turkish folks talk about going to war as if they're going out for a lunch. I think the Pak folks are in this mood now....

He's part of the armoured corps and has trained entirely after commission to carry out offensive armour operations in India. He's more than ready and if shit hits the fan he will be redeployed. Currently he's chilling, cause he believes airforce got plenty of toys to blast ***** ass. Full support to the airforce boys, they will handle things.

 

[Mustang125]

I'll be honest here, your English sucks and you can't just fired someone in Canada on a whim. You get HR involved and document their infractions. No need to make stuff up. Just my two cents here. Anyhow, good luck!

Thank you for honesty and your opinion sir. I will keep it in mind going forward. Just for your kind information, depending on what type of risk tolerance the employer has, you can fire somebody indeed without cause, contingent upon you follow the labor laws and regulations to the fullest extent( pay in lieu of notice). I am probably preaching to the choir here so disregard sir!

 

[Khansaheeb]

In the other parts of the world the commanding generals issue ultimatums at the times of war to the alpha males in the enemy side. However, a Pak PR general issues ultimatums to Bharat! Quite strange....

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Countries need to take ISPR seriously as he is the mouth piece of nuclear armed Pakistan Pakistan army

 

[natrix]

I've been thinking....could the American buildup in Diego Garcia be for this?

No that was definitely for Yemen/Iran. They've been using those B2's in Yemen already

 

[Rollno21]

Your own journalists questioned how this attack could happen. Don't come here and lecture us.

Thanks.

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There was his fathers interview immediately after the incident. I will look the video and share till then this video above should be enough i guess.. Deep down we all know the truth.

 

[RescueRanger]

In case of war. What is Pakistan goal here?
Only defend with offensive attacks? Not a single discussion of taking kashmir this time.

I know it's hard and almost impossible to even takeover a mountain rather than region and cities but still.

Do we think Pakistan will try to liberate kashmir?

I advised you to update flags. You ignored my polite request, you are thread banned.

 

[Starlord]

In case of war. What is Pakistan goal here?
Only defend with offensive attacks? Not a single discussion of taking kashmir this time.

I know it's hard and almost impossible to even takeover a mountain rather than region and cities but still.

Do we think Pakistan will try to liberate kashmir?

Taking back Kashmir is not easy for both countries, the region is nightmare for large scale militaries to move, unless there is a major uprising within Kashmir and the people pick up arms against the Indian Army any push from Pakistan will fail, plus nukes will play a part in the whole taking back IOK or AJK, both nation will threat to use nukes if they are losing either part of Kashmir.

 

[5thgenEnjoyer]

Pakistani tactical goals will probably be something like the following, in order of importance
1) hold India back on the ground front and prevent them from making significant gains
2) prevent Indian air supremacy and contest any air superiority.
3) take ground in certain sectors at any cost, to force a land trade for the de-suspension of the IWT

My opinion= Pakistan will fight but be totally unable to gain the ground needed to force India to reinstate the IWT. Therefore Pakistan will then try to threaten some other objects/ industry of importance in India in retaliation
(Unlikely to be an Indian dam, as an Indian retaliation on Pakistani dams would be far far worse) this could potentially be collaboration with China in Tibet

 

[devadwal]

So whatis the latest news from Pakistan fake propaganda news factory.

Doing pc at 2AM is sign of panic.

 

[PakistanLVR]

Thank you for honesty and your opinion sir. I will keep it in mind going forward. Just for your kind information, depending on what type of risk tolerance the employer has, you can fire somebody indeed without cause, contingent upon you follow the labor laws and regulations to the fullest extent( pay in lieu of notice). I am probably preaching to the choir here so disregard sir!

Good luck, friend!

 

[Meengla]

I also have Indian colleagues at my current place of work. A detectable rift has opened up between us all, even though I have not alluded to my political opinions at all, nor have I treated them any differently from how I do normally.

I am a software engineer. I don't want to generalize Indians too much in American workforce because there can be good or bad. My first experience with Indian colleagues happened a few years ago: The small company I was working at was bought by a larger Indian-owned company. I knew my days were numbered right there. Anyway, with the new company came new Indian overlords. One was assigned to guide me to some of their software. It was unimaginably buggy and horrible--unimaginably! I worked on fixing bugs and documenting the software's issues. But it was hard dealing with one of the new Indian overlords due to his raspy tongue and thick accent: 'Circuit' was 'sirrr kweet' as an example and the guy had been living in America for years. One day we had some argument where I just could'nt take it anymore and I wrote my Two Week Notice and they let me go the same afternoon. No worries: I have very crafted my life to take shocks but not abuses. After I left, that evening a white American VP of the original company called me and apologized and said he too was abused but he had to hold his tongue in front of the new overlords because he has a family to take care of (unlike me).
There was similar issue with an Indian professor who drove everyone crazy--white or not--because he was connected to some higher ups. Of course his particular wrath was reserved for me. I refused to work on his projects.
All true!
There is certainly some attitude issues with many Indians when they come to position of authority!

 

[Goenitz]

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There was his fathers interview immediately after the incident. I will look the video and share till then this video above should be enough i guess.. Deep down we all know the truth.

Mammohan Singh's Balochistan blunder

www.indiatoday.in

Manmohan Singh indirectly admitted India behinds Balochistan issue

 

[RescueRanger]

Pakistani tactical goals will probably be something like the following, in order of importance
1) hold India back on the ground front and prevent them from making significant gains
2) prevent Indian air supremacy and contest any air superiority.
3) take ground in certain sectors at any cost, to force a land trade for the de-suspension of the IWT

My opinion= Pakistan will fight but be totally unable to gain the ground needed to force India to reinstate the IWT. Therefore Pakistan will then try to threaten some other objects/ industry of importance in India in retaliation
(Unlikely to be an Indian dam, as an Indian retaliation on Pakistani dams would be far far worse) this could potentially be collaboration with China in Tibet

Bahi,

Why are you replying to paid bot?

 

[arjunk]

I have Indian colleagues here who are refusing to action professional directives recently with no professional rationale. Bad for them, I am their boss so… @Starlord bro hope the same is not happening to you!

Indian diaspora is a security risk, we need to support white nationalist movements.

Some of you will oppose this on the basis that overseas Pakistanis will also be caught in the crossfire, but look at the current state of the west — under this Zionist-islamophobic-Hindutva-AfD-MAGA-bastard-lobby, Pakistanis are going to be given the boot anyways.


Might as well go all out and take down the Hindus and Zionists as well

 

[5thgenEnjoyer]

I am a software engineer. I don't want to generalize Indians too much in American workforce because there can be good or bad. My first experience with Indian colleagues happened a few years ago: The small company I was working at was bought by a larger Indian-owned company. I knew my days were numbered right there. Anyway, with the new company came new Indian overlords. One was assigned to guide me to some of their software. It was unimaginably buggy and horrible--unimaginably! I worked on fixing bugs and documenting the software's issues. But it was hard dealing with one of the new Indian overlords due to his raspy tongue and thick accent: 'Circuit' was 'sirrr kweet' as an example and the guy had been living in America for years. One day we had some argument where I just could'nt take it anymore and I wrote my Two Week Notice and they let me go the same afternoon. No worries: I have very crafted my life to take shocks but not abuses. After I left, that evening a white American VP of the original company called me and apologized and said he too was abused but he had to hold his tongue in front of the new overlords because he has a family to take care of (unlike me).
There was similar issue with an Indian professor who drove everyone crazy--white or not--because he was connected to some higher ups. Of course his particular wrath was reserved for me. I refused to work on his projects.
All true!
There is certainly some attitude issues with many Indians when they come to position of authority!

Going by what you said, my situation is likely to get far worse for me
These events are becoming commonplace in the West as they shovel Indians in by the millions.
Pakistanis will also be tainted with the same brush of being nepotistic and corrupt in corporate circles(not saying that they aren't, but it really is not as bad as the Indians)