Pakistan-Af: Operation Khyber Storm

[Rational Philosopher]

@RescueRanger @Panzerkiel @That_Guy @Distant_Observer

Nice piece of history, every border of Afghanistan is literally fake and was marcated through negotiation with world imperial powers. If you study its history Afghanistan is actually a political project that was handed to Afghan fascists that used demographic engineering and ethnic cleansing to bring it to life by altering the region. It's like a Mini Israel.

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[RescueRanger]

@RescueRanger @Panzerkiel @That_Guy @Distant_Observer

Nice piece of history, every border of Afghanistan is literally fake and was marcated through negotiation with world imperial powers. If you study its history Afghanistan is actually a political project that was handed to Afghan fascists that used demographic engineering and ethnic cleansing to bring it to life by altering the region. It's like a Mini Israel.

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Yes we discussed this some time back. Talibs are opening Pandoras box.

 

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I’m tired. Tired of explaining what should be obvious by now. Pakistan isn’t a democracy in any real sense. It’s a hybrid state. Politicians, political leaders and political parties may think they have power, but they don’t. In reality, no institution holds genuine power, not the parliament, not the judiciary, not even the Supreme Court. The Establishment is the sole custodian of authority. Everything else is theater.

We’re watching a performance where the actors change, the scripts evolve, but the stage remains firmly under their control. They own the lights, the sound, the curtains, and they decide who gets to speak and when. The people are handed roles, not agency. We’re allowed to act, but never to direct.

It’s not governance, it’s choreography. Carefully timed gestures, symbolic rulings, orchestrated outrage. The illusion of democracy is maintained just enough to keep the audience seated. But behind the scenes, the real decisions are made in rooms we’ll never enter, by hands we’ll never see.

And the truth is, they don’t care about justice, reform, or representation. They care about power, retaining it, expanding it, protecting it. They hold all the cards, and they reshuffle the deck whenever it suits them. The rest of us are just trying to play a game that was rigged from the start.

I have lived in around 7 different countries, including the Western countries, Middle East and all else ... and let me tell you, its the same everywhere in the end.

US spent 2 Trillion on Wars in the last 20 years while 17% of their population is homeless and 30% is on foodstamps and people like Dick Cheney get away with shooting humans for fun. UK has destroyed their local culture just for corporate profits by turning every city into little Pakistans / Indias with corruption in most departments now and every Brit wanting to leave. In Middle East every monarchy takes away a lion's share while a select few Sheikhs show off their wealth while the rest of the population spends their lives 2 - 3 room apartments and barely scraping by. Even the people Switzerland revolted against their banking class and were forced to shut down decades ago. None of the Westerners have the right to deny Holocaust otherwise they lose all their rights, which says a lot about how things are conduced all across those countries. Its the Same elsewhere else too. I have known several people who went on to Western countries to success but got their children stabbed by racists after decades of assimilating, with no legal course eventually. So anyone can face different types of issues everywhere.

The rich take it all in every place and every country has its own method of keeping the other classes disillusioned (some do it by paid benefits, some do it by propaganda, some do it by nationalism, some do it by militarization). So complaining about it all is pointless. Nobody can be happy with anything in almost any country. Most are happy to ignore it all, as long as they happen to get lucky in any given place that they've got.

 

[Rational Philosopher]

Yes we discussed this some time back. Talibs are opening Pandoras box.

Yeah but people don't discuss this history because the Afghan states crimes are old and well hidden.

But they used a lot of violent genocidal methods to homogenise large parts of Afghanistan to make it viable. In reality it was originally far more "artifical" than what they claim Pakistan to be, which actually had the people's opinion in formation.

 

[Taimoor]

Tajiks are already asking Pakistan to support them so they can get whole of Afghanistan. Plus, they are not Pashtun, so they have no interest in trying to capture Pakistan's Pashtun areas by denying Durand line. The ascribe to the current map of Afghanistan with no expansionist agenda, ever.

If Pakistan can make a pact that NA / Tajiks will not raise the Durand line issue then Pakistan should go all the way to help them. Otherwise there is just no end to this with the Taliban.

Throught out the history, whenever Afghans had power, they extended their territory into what is our homeland. Now in this day and age, they are the weakest they ever been, and we most strongest. Why do we even care about Afghan recognition of Durand line. We can redraw it to wherever we want it to be and create a new chapter in history. They want it till attock becuase of some history, we can create the present of Pakistan till ammu river.

 

[Irfan Baloch]

The corrosion on them must be insane. It take a lot of time and resources to maintain missiles, its why most nations that do have conventional missiles only have a few thousand at most.

These were not maintained since the collapse of the communist afghan government. There is very little chance they work.

Plus, how are they gonna fuel them?

where there is will (jealousy) and Indian money there is a way.. it might be sourced through some indirect routes.

this gives me a chance to rant at those army hating intellecturals who have always mocked/ alleged Pakistan military wanted Afghanistan as a stretegic depth. (as usual Indian trolls also picked up that line).

but in reality, Pakistan state has been facing hostilities from Afghanistan throughout ints existence, from the time of insepction to this date. almost all of those who have served in the military for up to 30 years have once or twice fought the Afghans.

those who have served the military in my family, have fought the Afghans in the 70s as well as during the 80s. this is why our military has always trained itself to fight on both sides of the border be it eastern or western border.

 

[Rational Philosopher]

Throught out the history, whenever Afghans had power, they extended their territory into what is our homeland. Now in this day and age, they are the weakest they ever been, and we most strongest. Why do we even care about Afghan recognition of Durand line. We can redraw it to wherever we want it to be and create a new chapter in history. They want it till attock becuase of some history, we can create the present of Pakistan till ammu river.

I get the point you are making but it matters because if they don't accept it means they will be declaring war against us, trying to destabilise us, using terror proxies, aiding our arch enemy India. It's a problem yk. It's not what they're saying but their hostile actions.

 

[Oldenwisdom...قول بزرگ]

Turkey has nothing to do here.

Think again.
Who are Uzbeks and Turkmen... where did Dostam make his home outside of Afghanistan?

 

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Next target? Would be cool optics

@Panzerkiel @RescueRanger

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Yes, this would be a total win-win for Pakistan if it can be done successfully !

• Tajiks would see Pakistan as siding with them
• Taliban would have one more example to see, as to not mess with Pakistan
• Families of those thousands of youths (and everyone who associate with them) will start supporting Pakistan
• It would definitely create a mess for Taliban to deal with
• People of Afghanistan would get a sense of Taliban getting weak
• The world would see Pakistan as helping Afhgans liberate

 

[RescueRanger]

where there is will (jealousy) and Indian money where is a way.. it might be sourced through some indirect routes.

this gives me a chance to rant at those army hating intellecturals who have always mocked/ alleged Pakistan military wanted Afghanistan as a stretegic depth. (as usual Indian trolls also picked up that line).

but in reality, Pakistan state has been facing hostilities from Afghanistan throughout ints existence, from the time of insepction to this date. almost all of those who have served in the military for up to 30 years have once or twice fought the Afghans.

those who have served the military in my family, have fought the Afghans in the 70s as well as during the 80s. this is why our military has always trained itself to fight on both sides of the border be it eastern or western border.

Brilliant post.

 

[Taimoor]

I get the point you are making but it matters because if they don't accept it means they will be declaring war against us, trying to destabilise us, using terror proxies, aiding our arch enemy India. It's a problem yk. It's not what they're saying but their hostile actions.

That will be acceptable cost. We lost 70k souls for nothing. But if we expand our territory significantly, you are basically squeezing the terrorist's playing field. Either they die in numbers or they back off and live.

 

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@RescueRanger @Panzerkiel @That_Guy @Distant_Observer

Nice piece of history, every border of Afghanistan is literally fake and was marcated through negotiation with world imperial powers. If you study its history Afghanistan is actually a political project that was handed to Afghan fascists that used demographic engineering and ethnic cleansing to bring it to life by altering the region. It's like a Mini Israel.

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Also, 4 times more Pashtuns live in Pakistan than Afghanistan. So even if Afghanistan does not accept Durand line, its the Pakistani Pashtuns, who should have a right on Afghan land.

And by extension its Afghanistan that should some into Pakistan along with the Durand line, since those 80% Pashtuns decided to be a part of Pakistan anyway.

 

[Aggregate]

I get the point you are making but it matters because if they don't accept it means they will be declaring war against us, trying to destabilise us, using terror proxies, aiding our arch enemy India. It's a problem yk. It's not what they're saying but their hostile actions.

Well, they're already doing all of this anyway since the last 20 years, so we should rather stick to the current policy of taking the Taliban out or shutting them down.

 

[Tom_Cruise]

This wahida is an Afghan female ...very toxic

Women defending Afghanistan is like chickens voting for KFC.

 

[PakistanLVR]

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Do they intend to launch this POS from Russia? Because thats where this picture was taken 12 years ago

This handle might not even be an Afghan. Its more like an Indian larping as usual.
Came across this profile on IG recently on a post about some American chick traveling to Pakistan and other Islamic countries. Look at the comments and then looks who's posting them:

X and IG are littered with these profiles producing nothing but anti- Pakistan and Islamic narrative. They are hoping to ignite a vicious violent cycle towards Pakistanis amongst the native populations.