Operation Ghazab Lil Haq (Pakistan - Afghanistan War)

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What's the point of discussion..noone can go to Balochistan after 50 years of anti insurgency op and 100,000 dead
While indian Kashmir is thriving in Peace and tourism, Pakistan Kashmir has mobs burning tires and people dying in protest
The point is I'm not about to sit here and pontificate about the wondrous nature of Indian self-styled checks and balances. The suggestion you have made in your previous post is quite simply laughable. An absolute and crushing state intervention is the only solution ever deployed in all subcontinental nations that has ever worked.
 
What's the point of discussion..noone can go to Balochistan after 50 years of anti insurgency op and 100,000 dead
While indian Kashmir is thriving in Peace and tourism, Pakistan Kashmir has mobs burning tires and people dying in protest

Kashmiri women in indian kashmir are also getting roped and impregnated by indian hindu/sikh soldiers. Is that what you want for the women in AJK? Funny how you don't mention that and are promoting indian talking points.
 
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The above is the best way forward for afghandu kind. More afghandu women should marry Chinese men so a more intelligent, rational and civilised race can emerge from afghandustan.
 
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1975 - Prospects for Pakistan


History is literally repeating.

Pakistan wouldn't have been affected as badly during the WOT had they not allowed in millions of Afghans into the country since the 1980s.

They have had their eyes on the frontiers the day Pakistan was born. No wonder they don't recognize the durand line.
 
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1975 - Prospects for Pakistan


History is literally repeating.

Pakistan wouldn't have been affected as badly during the WOT had they not allowed in millions of Afghans into the country since the 1980s.

They have had their eyes on the frontiers the day Pakistan was born. No wonder they don't recognize the durand line.
Unfortunately - Afghan apologists (read ethnofascists ) cannot understand this nor do they want to.

Ironically, I have had former Afghan government officials tell me to my face that if any of these KP Pashtuns think we will welcome them they are in for a surprise gaping arse hole.
 

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