Pakistan is getting dry

[Jaeger]

How did the treaty become "gone"?

Let me correct myself then.

The treaty as it was is now gone as far as India is concerned.

If treaty were to be ever implemented again.

It will need to be regonatiated for a more equitable distribution of water, taking in to account current and future realities of the water needs of the two countries.

 

[Yasser76]

Let me correct myself then.

The treaty as it was is now gone as far as India is concerned.

If treaty were to be ever implemented again.

It will need to be regonatiated for a more equitable distribution of water, taking in to account current and future realities of the water needs of the two countries.

Nah, just go ahead and block the water then send over some Rafales......

 

[Jaeger]

Nah, just go ahead and block the water then send over some Rafales......

We will take what we have to, but not more than our fill or less than our need.

You will get the rest, and you can use, store or waste that water.

And if you want come let's fight.

 

[Yasser76]

We will take what we have to, but not more than our fill or less than our need.

You will get the rest, and you can use, store or waste that water.

And if you want come let's fight.

Yeah, please spare us the sanctamonious BS, of course Pakistan will fight, only an idiot (and granted Modi and his cabinet fit that description) would not have learnt that lesson.

On the other hand, lets just see if this is all hot air that just appeals to the base instincts of Indians such as yourself and he has the balls to carry out his threats. Going by past form you will be on this thread 3 years from now boasting about "we will" this and "soon to be" that.

 

[Jaeger]

Yeah, please spare us the sanctamonious BS, of course Pakistan will fight, only an idiot (and granted Modi and his cabinet fit that description) would not have learnt that lesson.

On the other hand, lets just see if this is all hot air that just appeals to the base instincts of Indians such as yourself and he has the balls to carry out his threats. Going by past form you will be on this thread 3 years from now boasting about "we will" this and "soon to be" that.

It is not threat.

You didn't believe that article 370 could be removed. That is history now.

You didn't believe that IWT could be scrapped, that too is history now.

 

[Master Chief]

The treaty as it was is now gone as far as India is concerned.

Did India break the treaty?

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[Yasser76]

It is not threat.

You didn't believe that article 370 could be removed. That is history now.

You didn't believe that IWT could be scrapped, that too is history now.

On the ground nothing has changed so keep talking and posting and wasting our time till it does.....

 

[Yasser76]

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Can you imagine how these guys must cope with real life?

 

[Master Chief]

Can you imagine how these guys must cope with real life?

As if a single one of the clowns posting here has even 1 atom's worth the intellectual capacity of either Michael Howard or Jeremy Paxman. Honestly, if these guys dodged the question in as eloquent a manner as Howard, I would applaud them for effort alone!

The problem is the Bollywood horde mentality, where "water and blood don't flow together saar!", as if such a soundbite has any legal validity whatsoever. Because of this mentality, legally qualified professionals need to dumb themselves down to explain that actually, riparian law and the IWT don't work like that. Imagine being one of the authors of this following paper on the matter and wondering why you even have to waste your time explaining the obvious. Hindustanis have been dumbed down, deliberately of course, such that their vote banks are easily secured for generations. But this is the reality we now face!

A Treaty on the Brink? India’s Suspension of the IWT and the Case for Cooperative Transboundary Water Governance - International Water Law Project Blog

The Indus Waters Treaty (IWT), a framework for India-Pakistan water cooperation since 1960, faces crisis due to India's suspension amid geopolitical tensions and alleged Pakistani support for terrorism. Legal grounds cited by India for suspension lack validity under international law...

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