Indus Water Treaty: Discussion, News & Updates

[kambhakt]

We will not do anything less than accept the sacrificial offering of Indian lives and infrastructure that your people have made the minute they uttered this word "abeyance".

The minute we uttered the word abeyance has passed long ago. Even the year we uttered the word abeyance has passed.

 

[Master Chief]

The minute we uttered the word abeyance has passed long ago. Even the year we uttered the word abeyance has passed.

Yes. And now your qom is in a state of perpetual risk of harm. Hindustan often brings harm upon itself with its pseudo-intellectual dramatised press conference reveals. We remember your pressers in 2019 and 2025.

Word of advice to you and other less evolved ancestors from the eastern tribes: try not to reply to a selected part of my posts and instead, absorb and respond to the full gamut of threats made against you. It makes for far more entertaining viewing for our forum regulars.

 

[kambhakt]

Yes. And now your qom is in a state of perpetual risk of harm. Hindustan often brings harm upon itself with its pseudo-intellectual dramatised press conference reveals. We remember your pressers in 2019 and 2025.

Word of advice to you and other less evolved ancestors from the eastern tribes: try not to reply to a selected part of my posts and instead, absorb and respond to the full gamut of threats made against you. It makes for far more entertaining viewing for our forum regulars.

The part I cut was about bombing our dams. You can go ahead with that. Just remember to evacuate everything in the path of the wall of water that comes when a dam is burst..

 

[Master Chief]

The part I cut was about bombing our dams. You can go ahead with that. Just remember to evacuate everything in the path of the wall of water that comes when a dam is burst..

Why the concern from you though?

Because you already care so much about the inhabitants of the Indus floodplain and their livelihoods?

About 4-5 million Pakistani hindus there btw.

 

[Meengla]

This Pakistani expert Dr. Hassan Abbas on water management has some very interesting ideas. Not sure I agree with him or not. Some points [from what I recall watching it several days ago]
1) Most of Indus River water comes from the glacier melts in Pakistan
2) India doesn't have the capability to stop water into Pakistan
3) Dams in Pakistan are the cause of the floods. Remove them!
4) Instead of dams, use that money to exploit Pakistan's vast solar energy potentials
5) Most of Pakistan's population lives in a narrow corridor on the eastern side and that would help in tapping into the enormous subterrain water

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