Operation Ghazab Lil Haq (Pakistan - Afghanistan War)
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Master Chief
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In fact, had you read my post, you would be fully aware that I am cognisant of these hard political realities.
Nevertheless, I also made clear that some form of hard negotiated leverage would be required to adjust the status quo regarding Kabuli policy towards Pakistani sovereignty. We can negotiate with educated people who value their own lives, trade and development more than perpetual ideological belligerence grounded in medieval fantasy.
Alternatively to all that, we can forcibly occupy Kabul and impose our political will. I have previously presented that as an option too. I genuinely don't mind that option either as it would be quicker. But chances are you will disagree with me on that also.
Do you just like disagreeing with me for the sake of it, rather than actually reading my posts? I don't mind if that's the case btw. It would just be a waste of your time.
PAKISTANFOREVER
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WHEREVER afghans go, MAYHEM follows. Another FINE example of afghan behaviour in Greece:
www.bbc.co.uk
Afghan boxer, 26, arrested in connection with death of Scottish woman in Greece
Sharif Ahmadzai, from Afghanistan, is expected to appear in court in Athens on Wednesday.
www.bbc.co.uk
SoulSpokesman
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@Master Chief
Alternatively to all that, we can forcibly occupy Kabul and impose our political will.
My dear distant cousin from the western scrubs, I would certainly welcome that.
Regards
Alternatively to all that, we can forcibly occupy Kabul and impose our political will.
My dear distant cousin from the western scrubs, I would certainly welcome that.
Regards
RocketLaw
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Pakistani govt has blocked Al Jazeera and its affiliated channels for "biased coverage" about unrest in the Pakistani- administered Kashmir.
Al Jazeera had already been under the scanner in Pakistan after its pro-Afghan Taliban coverage during border clashes between Pakistan and Afghanistan.
Pakistani officials believe Al Jazeera - mouthpiece for Qatar government - has been paddling agenda-driven stories about Pakistan after Pakistan started mediation efforts between US and Iran.
Al Jazeera had already been under the scanner in Pakistan after its pro-Afghan Taliban coverage during border clashes between Pakistan and Afghanistan.
Pakistani officials believe Al Jazeera - mouthpiece for Qatar government - has been paddling agenda-driven stories about Pakistan after Pakistan started mediation efforts between US and Iran.
Starlord
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Good, I hoped that Israeli Air force bombed Al-Jazeera's HQ in Doha...
RescueRanger
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Terrorist supporters.
RescueRanger
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About damn time Al Khabeesa has been getting away with it for far too long.
Master Chief
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What's stupid here is that it took so long to do this.
Al-Jazeera is a cesspool of anti-Pakistani agenda bashing, led by both cohorts of Indian origin staffers (whose agenda is obvious) and quasi-liberal Kabul-sympathetic Qataris who think the Doha Agreement 2020 was some civilisational crowning glory and that Pakistan is some upstart spoiler to their pet project.
We all know it for what is was and still is.
Pakistan should have acted against Qatari state level institutions many moons ago for reasons unrelated to the current strife.
One only needs to observe the Indian origin network of "expert commentators" invited onto their shows, under the stage name of "Singaporean think thank" or "British economist" to make sense of the persistent butthurt drivel that emanates from that channel. They struggle to say the word "Pakistan" on their shows for a clear and obvious reason.
Plenty have defended AJ on account of "reporting atrocities in Gaza saar!" But to this, I ask, what exactly has AJ actually materially achieved for the Gazan people or even the Palestinian people as a whole?
Absolutely sweet FA is the answer for those who struggle with acerbic rhetoric.
Indeed, there is a something functionally moribund and ethically redundant about crying repeatedly about an entity that kills your own journalists while taking money off nations that protect the same entity. If AJ was genuine in its "pro-Palestinian narrative", it would cease all government funding from Doha and declare openly that it has taken such an honourable step for the reasoning outlined hitherto. However, that funding remains in place, and any suggestion that its social concern is genuine rings hollow as a result of this corporate structure. Indeed, it is a perfect case study of controlled oppositional narrative dissemination, creating an illusion of dissent while in reality being supportive of the very contemporary zeitgeist it claims to rail against. Sadly, its own journos are naive and trusting victims of this very policy.
