RocketLaw
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100% well said
I was thinking the same thing, why not just go ahead to support them? Talibans has to go and it is enough.
Pakistan-Af: Operation Khyber Storm
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I was thinking the same thing, why not just go ahead to support them? Talibans has to go and it is enough.
Dalit
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These are some dumb sons of b!tches we are dealing with here. Holy cow. These neanderthals think they can attack a nuclear Pakistan with a superb air force and excellent navy and actually have the upper hand. We are dealing with undisputed cave dwellers.
The Indians have been feeding some incredible cow dung to these naive Taliban. There is no other way of putting this.
Mighty_Dragon_Strike
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thats some neighborhood
1. Afghanistan (nothing but war torn and hatred)
2. India (Bharat ambitions i.e wants to destroy Pak at all costs)
3. IR (always in turmoil and wars)
not to mention:
constant inflow of smuggling, drugs, gangs and racketeering
despite all this, we are not doing pretty bad!
there is no other bad country like Afgh!
our survival so far, nothing short of miracle
Dalit
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The Pakistani Pashtun community are sick and tired of these Afghan savages. We have a few scoundrels like Achakzai, but we completely disown that Afghan.
Thank God the state has decided to completely remove the Afghans from Pakistan.
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Dalit
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Afghanistan takes the cake bro. There is nothing to compare Afghanistan with. Probably Nicobar Islands.
RescueRanger
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Sal12
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Every regime in Afghanistan will be hostile to Pak and no Afghan regime will ever accept Durand line as border. In past, Pak helped one group against other in Afghanistan but this never worked for Pak.
Afghanistan had direct access to India throughout its history since Abdali and they want to have he same after 1947. Before Abdali, parts of Afghanistan were either part of India or had direct access to India.
Afghanistan would not have issue with durand line if Pak were never created and borders of India would have extended to Torkham and Chaman border after 47.
The only solution to Afghanistan is what Afghans want to do with Pak. Cut the Afghanistan to its size, taking the suitable territory and make it part of Pak before Afghans try this with Pak again. They already tried it before.
Afghanistan had direct access to India throughout its history since Abdali and they want to have he same after 1947. Before Abdali, parts of Afghanistan were either part of India or had direct access to India.
Afghanistan would not have issue with durand line if Pak were never created and borders of India would have extended to Torkham and Chaman border after 47.
The only solution to Afghanistan is what Afghans want to do with Pak. Cut the Afghanistan to its size, taking the suitable territory and make it part of Pak before Afghans try this with Pak again. They already tried it before.
Pakistanithinktank
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Pakistan is facing a moment that demands more than politics, it demands courage, clarity, and collective responsibility. The threats are real: from across our western and eastern borders, and from within our own cities and institutions. Sleeper cells, suicide attacks, and coordinated destabilization efforts are no longer distant possibilities—they are pressing dangers. In this climate, we cannot afford division. We need unity, and we need it now.
That means engaging with every group that stands against the Taliban and TTP whether inside Afghanistan or beyond. These alliances aren’t just strategic; they’re essential. We must listen to those who’ve resisted extremism on the ground, who’ve lost families, homes, and futures to violence. Their insights, their networks, their resilience, they are part of our defense.
But unity must begin at home.
The establishment must stop pretending that PTI and Imran Khan are temporary disruptions. They are not. They are the voice of millions and millions who’ve voted, marched, and hoped for change. When establishment backed anchors and influencers spread misinformation, they don’t just distort facts. they erode trust, deepen wounds, and push us further from the stability we so desperately need.
Let’s be honest, if fair elections were held today, PTI would win by a landslide. That’s not a threat, it’s a reality. And in times of national crisis, reality must be embraced, not suppressed.
Bringing PTI into the fold isn’t a concession, it’s a necessity. Even if it means releasing Imran Khan on parole, it’s a step toward healing, toward dialogue, toward a Pakistan that can face its enemies with strength rather than fear.
We are a nation built on resilience. From floods to conflict, from displacement to rebuilding, our people have endured. But endurance alone is not enough. We must choose unity over ego, truth over propaganda, and strategy over short term control.
This is not just about politics. It’s about survival. It’s about the kind of Pakistan we want to defend and the kind of future we want to build.
That means engaging with every group that stands against the Taliban and TTP whether inside Afghanistan or beyond. These alliances aren’t just strategic; they’re essential. We must listen to those who’ve resisted extremism on the ground, who’ve lost families, homes, and futures to violence. Their insights, their networks, their resilience, they are part of our defense.
But unity must begin at home.
The establishment must stop pretending that PTI and Imran Khan are temporary disruptions. They are not. They are the voice of millions and millions who’ve voted, marched, and hoped for change. When establishment backed anchors and influencers spread misinformation, they don’t just distort facts. they erode trust, deepen wounds, and push us further from the stability we so desperately need.
Let’s be honest, if fair elections were held today, PTI would win by a landslide. That’s not a threat, it’s a reality. And in times of national crisis, reality must be embraced, not suppressed.
Bringing PTI into the fold isn’t a concession, it’s a necessity. Even if it means releasing Imran Khan on parole, it’s a step toward healing, toward dialogue, toward a Pakistan that can face its enemies with strength rather than fear.
We are a nation built on resilience. From floods to conflict, from displacement to rebuilding, our people have endured. But endurance alone is not enough. We must choose unity over ego, truth over propaganda, and strategy over short term control.
This is not just about politics. It’s about survival. It’s about the kind of Pakistan we want to defend and the kind of future we want to build.
Aggregate
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they are already asking for it and discussing this internally "discuss the separation of Afghanistan". So rather than letting the West Afghanistan break off and leave the mess of East for everyone to feal with, Pakistan should decapitate Taliban Regime and invite Tajiks, etc to take over.
Distant_Observer
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Then conquer them and end this competition once and for all.
RescueRanger
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They have been planning to do this in Afghanistan for a long time, but Pakistan is playing a delicate balancing act.
Rational Philosopher
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I think this may be an appropriate time for one of the mods to actually finally take heed and double check this IP foe multiple accounts pretending to be different ethnicties, he larps as Bengali, Emirati (UAE) as well as Pakistani. He's an Afghan that has been spreading low IQ propaganda for a few years now.
The new cope just dropped which obviously makes no sense
@RescueRanger
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Only reason I supported the Field Marshal and disavowed Imran Khan was because of the terribly treacherous Afghan policy of PTI.
And the Field Marshal delivered a crushing blow. I like him.
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