Operation Ghazab Lil Haq (Pakistan - Afghanistan War)

I think a great victory for the Paksitani people can be ensured if we take over the Wakhan corridor.

This 32 km patch will be great for Propganda against the TTP and gives Paksitan massive trade advantages. I would say this is acceptable risk

I want to hear your thoughts

KV
 
Khanviletey said:
I think a great victory for the Paksitani people can be ensured if we take over the Wakhan corridor.

This 32 km patch will be great for Propganda against the TTP and gives Paksitan massive trade advantages. I would say this is acceptable risk

I want to hear your thoughts

KV
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I was against it earlier.

But now, I think it would be a good idea, even if only just to let Talibs smash themselves to smithereens trying to recapture it once we fortify our positions there.
 
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This is probably first of its kind where not a single bullet was fired on these Ts. They just walked in and take everything without any resistance from police.Looks a job from inside moles in LEAs ranks. This whole incident would have continued for hours, no back up , no counter strikes,. Are these areas completely cut-off from rest of the country. Is there even any accountability for such happenings.?? These tribal areas are full of people helping Ts to continue their terror activities. Many such groups of 10,20 Ts attacking random police station and walk away without any repercussions.
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This is the result of 70 plus years of abandonment and neglect of tribals by the Pakistani state. When these militants first fled Afghanistan to tribal areas in Dec 2001 , many local Maliks, Levies and tribal police resisted them yet they were all slaughtered and the existing political system destroyed. Islamabad did nothing to support the tribals.

Pakistan Army then entered these areas around 2004 and repeatedly engaged in very heavy handed operations that created huge numbers of IDP's and destroyed what little housing and industry existed. The army then later reached deals with these same militants.

The local people now simply seek to survive without taking sides.
 
Pakistan needs to work to prevent this at all costs.

Cite the presence of global terror groups destabilising the region & Muslim world. Groups like the 'Muslim brotherhood' will find space to operate here. Pakistan should refuse to share any intel with countries that ignore its concerns and leave them to face the consequences.

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Rational Philosopher said:
Pakistan needs to work to prevent this at all costs.

Cite the presence of global terror groups destabilising the region & Muslim world. Groups like the 'Muslim brotherhood' will find space to operate here. Pakistan should refuse to share any intel with countries that ignore its concerns and leave them to face the consequences.

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Pakistan must exterminate taliban leadership and their families. There is no other solution to bring peace to this region.
 
Pakistan must shed its passive attitude towards Afghanistan. The decades old religious idoctrination must come to an end, the Afghans are an even bigger enemy of Pakistan than the Hindus, they are merely smaller in number.

I will not mince my words, there are many traitors who are trying to sabotage Pakistan from within due to a shared ethnicity by trying to throw Pakistan off track internally or blunt us from mounting a powerful offensive that they deserve.

They will likely come out of the wood works and will have to be dealt with too, it's going to be extremely tough but its a neccessary hurdle to cross for permanent peace. Ceasefires only delay the inevitable.

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We all learned our lesson. It's only PTI that's insisting on su+king on to these animals. Same going to happen to PTI tribal elders If they don't learn their lessons. These are not "apnay log" who is going to allow PTI to run their political game for long time. Taliban are blood thirsty monsters .Those people who are sheltering them now are going to be their next victim.
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So maybe you didn't get what i said. All those who have stood up to the Taliban, from the tribal maliks in the 2000s to the PPP/ANP/KP Police in the 2010s to the normal civilians in Swat or elsewhere were brutally attacked and killed, with the state failing to protect them and working on other agendas. Your expectation that the PTI should now stand up and face these Taliban monsters, and get slaughtered is wholly unrealistic. Nobody is sheltering these Taliban, just avoiding them and the army.
 
Rational Philosopher said:
Pakistan must shed its passive attitude towards Afghanistan. The decades old religious idoctrination must come to an end, the Afghans are an even bigger enemy of Pakistan than the Hindus, they are merely smaller in number.

I will not mince my words, there are many traitors who are trying to sabotage Pakistan from within due to a shared ethnicity by trying to throw Pakistan off track internally or blunt us from mounting a powerful offensive that they deserve.

They will likely come out of the wood works and will have to be dealt with too, it's going to be extremely tough but its a neccessary hurdle to cross for permanent peace. Ceasefires only delay the inevitable.

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Taliban got emboldened ever since PAF stopped striking their bases. Now they are coming to confront us in open. We are going to face very serious situation If we didn't put pressure back on them.
 
The enemy within is cunning.

Bilal Naeemi, an employee of Khawar Radio & Television (Afghanistan) was seeking refuge in Pakistan since the Collapse of the Afghan govt.

He was arrested in Islamabad somw time back and deported... Take a look at that symbol on his shirt 1000015798.jpg1000015795.jpg

Deport ALL Afghans.
 
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