Pakistan's BIGGEST ally China is Causing its Downfall

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[Harbyharb]

Ah yes, "let's understand the history of Balochistan, which derives its name from the Baloch tribes, who have been inhibiting this region for centuries..."

A "long-standing, defiant people craving seperation and independence", an attempt to justify assaults on not just militants but civilians and contractors, where have we seen that rhetoric before...

How are the Kurds faring these days btw? Completely unrelated, all correlations are unintentional.

 

[K2RULEZ]

This YT channel is from India.

 

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[arjunk]

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This YT channel is from India.

Scientists need to study why Indians are so perpetually obsessed with Pakistan.

Are they trying to compensate for the last 1000 years of defeat by crying on the internet?

 

[DESERT FIGHTER]

Scientists need to study why Indians are so perpetually obsessed with Pakistan.

Are they trying to compensate for the last 1000 years of defeat by crying on the internet?

They are like a Hooker seeking attention.

 

[Windjammer]

They are like a Hooker seeking attention.

I'm sure even hookers have some shame and take a break.

 

[arjunk]

I'm sure even hookers have some shame and take a break.

Hookers charge for their services, while Pakistan lives in Indian's heads rent-free.

 

[ety]

Lol, didn't the head of BLA recently admitted that India is behind BLA terrorist attacks including Chinese workers in Pakistan ? India ought to pay for the blood.

 

[Saifullah]

I sincerely feel sorry for *****. ***** believe in so much propaganda, they’ll be in for a big shock soon.
What they dream about for Balochistan is literally happening in Manipur.
Anyways, it only benefits us that our enemy is arrogant and believes propaganda spread by their government.
This time there won’t be no Akbar. There will only be an Aurangzeb.

 

[Beijingwalker]

Lol, didn't the head of BLA recently admitted that India is behind BLA terrorist attacks including Chinese workers in Pakistan ? India ought to pay for the blood.

I follow Chinese social media closely, most on the Chinese social media believe the killings of the Chinese citizens in Pakistan were an Indian job.

 

[Vikramaditya1]

Without watching the video, Pakistans issue are basic, they lack major resources. What they have is human capital, but the majority are not skilled, government lacks a vision or plan for skill development and the skilled once wants to leave Pakistan for greener pastures. It is surrounded by hostile neighbors, it survives by taxing consumption of an ever increasing population that's already stressing it's natural resources.
I see a grim future.

 

[Windjammer]

Without watching the video, Pakistans issue are basic, they lack major resources. What they have is human capital, but the majority are not skilled, government lacks a vision or plan for skill development and the skilled once wants to leave Pakistan for greener pastures. It is surrounded by hostile neighbors, it survives by taxing consumption of an ever increasing population that's already stressing it's natural resources.
I see a grim future.

As someone said earlier
Pakistanis living on Indian minds rent free and you are an ideal example of our pleasure.
I'm sure the impression one has of Indians Indians beating Mexicans to be the top aliens in USA etc.etc. is not entirely true as well.

 

[Vikramaditya1]

As someone said earlier
Pakistanis living on Indian minds rent free and you are an ideal example of our pleasure.
I'm sure the impression one has of Indians taking dump on railtracks, marrying Dogs, eating from dishes infested by rats, infamously named Rape public of India, Indians beating Mexicans to be the top aliens in USA etc.etc. is not entirely true as well.

And?
India dominates the region in all aspects. Our collective self is positive about the direction of our economy and security, which has only improved in the past two decades. There is no shortage of talent despite all our flaws, which I am sure there are many including the ones you pointed out, our future is not as bleak as yours. I could simply 'brag' with numbers on how the so-called gap between our respective economies is widening. Then again, you never addressed anything other than indulging in "Tu quo que" verbatim.

As for Pakistanis living rent-free in our minds, there are very few who actually talk about Pakistan and are increasingly getting ignored and are rarely seen as someone we should talk about, you are gradually fading from our discussions, and if at all are mentioned mockingly. This is increasingly happening around the world, your narrative is faltering.

 

[Waz]

Without watching the video, Pakistans issue are basic, they lack major resources. What they have is human capital, but the majority are not skilled, government lacks a vision or plan for skill development and the skilled once wants to leave Pakistan for greener pastures. It is surrounded by hostile neighbors, it survives by taxing consumption of an ever increasing population that's already stressing it's natural resources.
I see a grim future.

Pakistan does have resources and skilled labor, but it's not being utilized. Surrounded by hostile neighbors you're not ones to talk when you have similar issues. The lack of government planning is spot on.