kobra
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Oh Dear! There is no depth to which these irrelevant bottlers wont sunk...pathetic.
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Oh Dear! There is no depth to which these irrelevant bottlers wont sunk...pathetic.
Pakistan asserted itself? By doing what exactly? Closing the land border for a mere month or so? Pakistan didn't even close its airspace to NATO, never mind responding militarily. Pakistan had nukes then but yet that didn't stop the yanks from humiliating Pakistan publicly and that wasn't a one off incident, OBL raid, drone strikes etc to name other few. Another point most Pakistanis forget is that whilst we do have nukes, we currently have NO reliable system to deliver these outside our own region.
Pakistan's military 'might' is nothing against US, Nato etc. I'd say no country can currently take on US with or without nukes, not even China.
Brother you are deeply mistaken.A little offtopic but... when the Pakistanis stopped the NATO supplies over the Salalah incident for months, the Americans, with the Russian consent, started the alternate long and expensive resupply route through the Russian sphere of influence. And after the Americans left Afghanistan in August 2021, six months later the Russia-Ukraine war started, which has caused huge casualties to the Russians, no small thanks to the Americans.
Russians are such strategic thinkers. NOT! People talks about the supine Arab regimes. At least some excuses could be made for the Arab countries. But look at the ultimate cuck nation with the largest number of nukes in the world: Russia. Clinging to the hope to be accepted by the West since Peter the Great but keep getting rejected and keep getting killed in wars after wars launched on them.
No, I'm sorry but that's just cope. You had one military that was pounding our soldiers and our top command was literally on the hot line begging Americans to stop. And our response was to close the borders - if you find that an acceptable response then I don't know what to say.Cutting off the supply lines to a Super Power on a religious mission backed up by the next 30 countries is no small task.
If you are living in the West, to give you an example of what exactly Pakistan did, you go try blocking an enteance to a bank and see what happens to you and your family. That is if you are living in the West.
In the East the guard will just put a bullet in your head. In the USA you will be shot too but in the rest of the West, they will lock you up in a mental facility for decades.
That is exactly Pakistan did, got in their way and increases their costs, one thing the Zionists love more than their own mothers is their money.
Still the Americans claimed it was the Pakistani soldiers who fired first. But it was 100% either a roided up drugged up crusade believing fundamentalist in the American/NATO uniform or the Afghan Nationap Army drug addicted scum who opened the fire first.
The point is, they did not repeat such an incident.
Yes, land border was closed. I didn't dispute that, but is that an acceptable response to a nation that has literally slaughtered your soldiers? Seriously? I'm lost for words.Incorrect - actually I remember that land border was completely closed for 6 months (November 2011 til July 2012) AND yes we closed its airspace to NATO/US + their Shamsi airfield base.
US apologized it after 6 months and regretted it.
Please google first, please double check and verify it before typing nonsense.
Of course you would say that being a white imperalistic bastard. Is this what you call "round instead of standing still for centuries? Dont run away now you filthy scum.Usually making the world go ‘round instead of standing still for centuries.
No, I'm sorry but that's just cope. You had one military that was pounding our soldiers and our top command was literally on the hot line begging Americans to stop. And our response was to close the borders - if you find that an acceptable response then I don't know what to say.
And no, they didn't need to repeat again, they humiliated us enough and continued to do so by using our OWN bases against our OWN citizens every single day, whilst we sat down and watched. This is utterly pathetic and shameful past of our nation. If you want to know what an appropriate response is, look next door at Iranians. That's what you call having self respect.
My point is simple, we're no match against major world countries and we need to humble ourself and accept the bitter reality, whilst at the same time work hard to improve the state of our nation.
They always had a permission from the Pakistani govt to use the facilities and take actions.No, I'm sorry but that's just cope. You had one military that was pounding our soldiers and our top command was literally on the hot line begging Americans to stop. And our response was to close the borders - if you find that an acceptable response then I don't know what to say.
And no, they didn't need to repeat again, they humiliated us enough and continued to do so by using our OWN bases against our OWN citizens every single day, whilst we sat down and watched. This is utterly pathetic and shameful past of our nation. If you want to know what an appropriate response is, look next door at Iranians. That's what you call having self respect.
My point is simple, we're no match against major world countries and we need to humble ourself and accept the bitter reality, whilst at the same time work hard to improve the state of our nation.
Yes, land border was closed. I didn't dispute that, but is that an acceptable response to a nation that has literally slaughtered your soldiers? Seriously? I'm lost for words.
And no, there was no 'official' apology, just 'regrets' - not that I'd ever accept an apology to begin with.
Yeah agree I even posted the would be assassin my bad I thought it was hilariousThread has gone way off topic!!!
Why do you keep saying "slaughtered"? It was a fire fight. Both sides opened fire on each other.Yes, land border was closed. I didn't dispute that, but is that an acceptable response to a nation that has literally slaughtered your soldiers? Seriously? I'm lost for words.
And no, there was no 'official' apology, just 'regrets' - not that I'd ever accept an apology to begin with.
At least in case of the Vietnam War, there was the staged Gulf of Tonkien. And in many other wars--wars on communism and wars on terror--there were attempts to rally the American support and even try to get some support in the UN.
But this war on Iran is launched without hardly making a 'case' for it. No 'manufacturing consent' this time. And that shows how dangerous and arrogant Donald Trump is. He is acting like Netanyahu acts in Gaza, in the West Bank, and in Lebanon, and now also Netanyahu acts like that in Syria.
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