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

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This was posted by unverified Indian accounts and now Pakistani Twitter accounts are also forwarding it with Urdu captions. Don't believe in their new info warfare. India has no such capacity to start blocking rivers overnight.

Its just a regular video of a filled up dam with a misleading caption. a fille dup dam does not mean that India has blocked the river. If anything, a dam filled up to the top means that Dam is filled up and cannot store more water. Where do you think the water coming from river will then go once the reservior is filled ? Just as some tapwater overflowing a bucket, the river's flow will go ahead normally since the reservior has no more capacity to store additional water. this is why one of the spillways is already open. that dam is overflowing and letting water leave, not blocking it.

India would need to build huge canal networks and multiple dams over decades, to achieve that. Indians will make it a habit to post these kind of images and videos now ... and we should become aware of the technicalities of how water systems work, to avoid getting misled by them.

 

[SteppeWolff]

Like I said, KSA has to put up a face for India. You have to listen to their strategists on TV channels to understand how it goes. as I said 'covertly', there is a lot of support going on. Remember they have been the only other country that unconditionally deposited money into Pakistan when we were at our weakest. Even China put conditions at that time.

And a bit farther off, but the only country that stood against the world when we were sanctioned to the ground in 1999. The whole relations with Trump have been brokered by them recently. We should not doubt them if they cater to a bit of their own economic interests. If you listen to their strategists, again, Pakistan is more important for them than other country than you'd believe.

While it is true and I agree with you that KSA has historically been one of Pakistan's staunchest allies; providing financial aid, oil concessions, and diplomatic support but the geopolitical landscape has shifted significantly under Mohammed bin Salman. KSA and UAE have done massive investments in India.

At the end of the day, it's converging interests, Gulf and India have huge economic interests in each other. I wouldn't put too much faith in fickle Arabs.

 

[Meengla]

In all these pages, little has been said about ethnic/religious/civilizational ties, which, IMO, are more important than 'Nations only have interests'. Otherwise, how could one explain Turkey's help to Pakistan when Pakistan is unable to return the help much? How could one explain the Arab street's overwhelming support to Pakistan as can be seen on You Tube's Arab channels? How could one explain Pakistan, which has nothing to gain, to stand by the Palestinians albeit within Pakistan's constraints? Even China-Pakistan relations are not some cut and dry ones: Historically Pakistan tried to help a battered, fledgling China and that won Pakistan China's admiration. Similarly, 'the Anglos' are a block within the Western block, as are the Slavs a block. So on and so forth.
In the end, nation-states are a reflection of their respective populations but on a grand scale. What people think eventually translates into national level ethos and pathos, to borrow from the Ancient Greeks.

 

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[hussain0216]

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He probably needs a shit,, MAYBE it will be a big shit

What is it with these Indian clowns? Next they will be reading tea leaves predicting something big will happen

Ridiculous people

 

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It was so easy to find that it's fake lol.
Just reverse search it using circle to search. The first result was this.

 

[Master Chief]

IMF refused your request to block Pak deal

We have practically unlimited spare for JF-17 and J-C10C, you will now need to order spares from France and Russia, so 24 hour caps suit us fine. SU-30 availability is at 50%, so 24 hour ops will see this drop even further

24 artillery bombardment, go ahead, Pak has such excess in 155mm shells we sell to Ukraine

You will still need to man Chinese borders, but that is fine by us, remove men from there, China can walk in, they can thank us later

IA lost 1,000 men from mobilising last time, please go ahead and repeat that, you will be doing us a favour

Shh. Let them do it. Never interrupt your enemy....etc etc

 

[Sharma Ji]

It was so easy to find that it's fake lol.
Just reverse search it using circle to search. The first result was this.

This kinda stuff is to be expected, from both sides.

conflict well underway, just that its online

 

[Master Chief]

Plenty ways to skin a cat

I see no cat, just 1 genuine khotha.

 

[Tamerlane]

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S400 ahem ahem

Hasn’t India been helping Israel and US attack Yemen? I think it can be expected that the Houthis will fire a few missiles at Bombay which will crash the stock market. That’s the best way to deliver pain to the Hindu baniyas who bankroll the RSS/BJP.

 

[Sharma Ji]

I see no cat, just 1 genuine khotha.

You're smart enough to separate the chaff.

don't get caught up in the noise and misunderestimate the gangou.

you that Mirja guy from old place, right ?

 

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While it is true and I agree with you that KSA has historically been one of Pakistan's staunchest allies; providing financial aid, oil concessions, and diplomatic support but the geopolitical landscape has shifted significantly under Mohammed bin Salman. KSA and UAE have done massive investments in India.

At the end of the day, it's converging interests, Gulf and India have huge economic interests in each other. I wouldn't put too much faith in fickle Arabs.

In the end we are also balancing our interests between the US and China. As well as KSA and Turkey. They feel pretty betrayed as well, whenever we engage with Turkey and they actually feel similarly insecure about Pakistan, when we do it.

Yes, you are absolutely correct, the strategic interests are shifting, but KSA, at least has not let us down until now whenever we needed them. Like you said, lets see if they ever have to choose between us and India as a decision. We will find out for sure what happens. But once again, like I said you have to hear their strategists. Economy is one thing but there is no doubt in their minds, unanimously, that Pakistan is essential for their own survival in the end. So I doubt they will throw Pakistan under the bus, if it ever comes to a vital choice between India and Pakistan.

 

[PakAl]

While it is true and I agree with you that KSA has historically been one of Pakistan's staunchest allies; providing financial aid, oil concessions, and diplomatic support but the geopolitical landscape has shifted significantly under Mohammed bin Salman. KSA and UAE have done massive investments in India.

At the end of the day, it's converging interests, Gulf and India have huge economic interests in each other. I wouldn't put too much faith in fickle Arabs.

No help came for free. Pakistan army is there to protect Saudi Royal Family and Makkah Madina from foreign attacks, so we sell our lives for Saudi money and oil.

 

[Prognostications]

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