When Kabul became independent, America got angry with Khan: Shabar Zaidi

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onlinpunit said:
Blaming others won't help. You joined them for your benefits.
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Read my previous posts. I never blame anyone. I always blame our traitors likes of bajwa Asim anjam toys and shrifs buttos Zardaris criminal thugs
 
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All who are snubbing Imran khan and calling him stubborn, yes he was and was fierce in making Pakistan an indepedent nation, with Pakistanis first agenda, and morons on this thread who have slave mindset couldnt handle it, they never can see outside the cage, what disgraceful comment i am seeing here. Look at the growth rate 5.8% during COVID, imbecile posters here. i have identified some here, and i spit on your existence.
 
Kash gk said:
reko dig. One of its kinds… sold daughters of nation. Viceroy sitting in American embassy ruling the country..
"I hope someone throws you into that spacecraft from your profile picture and sends you on a one-way trip out of this world, preferably to a galaxy far, far away. Bon voyage!"
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newb3e said:
bas boss yehi toh rola hao what kind of bongi is asssssim and his poddles are doing!
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You miserable lot and your childish bongiyan... Ladlay kay bachay.
 
Oscar said:
Im not sure how any country is supposed to react when you make statements that the Taliban have essentially won the ultimate religious crusade and are next to prophet’s companions.

The same Taliban who are now openly supporting their TTP brethern in killing more Pakistanis which Immi would constantly bemoan about.

IK was his own downfall and took the last hope for Pakistan’s middle class down with him.
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Ah, it seems like we have a history lesson to attend to! Allow me to illuminate the situation with some hard facts and historical context.

Firstly, calling Afghanistan the graveyard of empires isn't just a throwaway line – it's a historical reality. From Alexander the Great to the Soviet Union, and now to the United States and NATO, Afghanistan has indeed been a tough nut to crack for any invading force.

Let's not forget the recent spectacle of the US-led coalition, along with their Indian allies, trying to flex their military muscle against the Afghan resistance. Despite their fancy weaponry and trillion-dollar budgets, they found themselves humbled by fighters armed with nothing more than AK-47s and sheer determination. Talk about David versus Goliath!

And about those Taliban, let's not sugarcoat it – their track record isn't exactly stellar. Supporting their TTP brethren in killing innocent Pakistanis while claiming victory in some divine crusade? That's like shooting yourself in the foot while boasting about your marksmanship.

As for Imran Khan, well, he may have had his flaws, but pinning the downfall of an entire class on one man seems a tad simplistic, don't you think? Perhaps it's time to look beyond personalities and focus on systemic issues if we want to salvage any hope for Pakistan's middle class. After all, blaming it all on one person is like trying to navigate a ship through stormy seas with a leaky bucket – it's not going to get us very far.
they will make example of imran khan and general faiz hameed
 
They were also angry when he said absolutely not for drone bases
which the Papa John Army under Musharraf gave to them for drone strikes
on his own Country. Make sense of that, an Army General who is meant
to protect his Country allowed drone strikes for dollars.

Not only that he also allowed selling of his own people, Afia Siddiqui
was just 1 person who was sold for 55k dollars along with her 3
children.
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Kash gk said:
... Firstly, calling Afghanistan the graveyard of empires isn't just a throwaway line – it's a historical reality. From Alexander the Great to the Soviet Union, and now to the United States and NATO, Afghanistan has indeed been a tough nut to crack for any invading force. ...
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You mean, every other nation takes it's turn to destroy Afghanistan, rape their women and force millions into refugee camps?

What kind of Afghan glory is that?
 
alphapak said:
They were also angry when he said absolutely not for drone bases
which the Papa John Army under Musharraf gave to them for drone strikes
on his own Country. Make sense of that, an Army General who is meant
to protect his Country allowed drone strikes for dollars.

Not only that he also allowed selling of his own people, Afia Siddiqui
was just 1 person who was sold for 55k dollars along with her 3
children.
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Pakistan invaded the semi-independent tribal areas after 50-years since independence, fought a violent foreocious war for two decades, costing around 65,000 civilian lives and around 8,000 Pakistani soldiers. With American help (intelligence and aerial), Pakistan finally defeated tens of thousands of terrorists and finally annexed the tribal region (merging it with KPK) on 31 May 2018.

US drones based at Shame Air Base were not dropping suicide bombers and IED bombs on Masaajid, hospitals, schools, government and military facilities all over the country.


Cartoon-e-Azam Iman Khan (Aug 2018-Apr 2022): "This is bad. Let's import all the terrorists who fled to Afghanistan."
 
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When conspiracy theories are flaunted as peak journalism in Pakistan, it makes sense why the nation is full of clowns that are laughed and mocked at by literally everyone - even their closest allies. Seen as completely delusional idiots with no geopolitical understanding.
 
alphapak said:
Papa John Army
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Papa John Army is what rigged the elections unconstitutionally in 2018 to bring one of the most diplomatically illiterate person to power who thought he was funny throwing insults at foreign leaders and would have his private jet turned around mid-flight.

The world recognises Imran Khan as a complete clown, which is why none of them really say anything not even your allies.
 
I don't blame Pakistanis for the way they are, your establishments failed policies and negligence produced an illiterate zombie population, and your 'best' politician was still extremely horrible at diplomacy and international clown. You will therefore naturally support what is available to you even if he is obviously the most destructive.
 
Pakistan Space Agency said:
Pakistan invaded the semi-independent tribal areas after 50-years since independence, fought a violent foreocious war for two decades, costing around 65,000 civilian lives and around 8,000 Pakistani soldiers. With American help (intelligence and aerial), Pakistan finally defeated tens of thousands of terrorists and finally annexed the tribal region (merging it with KPK) on 31 May 2018.
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What a moron, the tribal areas were already a part of Pakistan. There was no
need to bomb it into oblivion and displacing millions of people. These are the
people that helped capture Azad Kashmir from the Indians and this is how
Papa John Army repaid them.

Pakistan Space Agency said:
US drones based at Shame Air Base were not dropping suicide bombers and IED bombs on Masaajid, hospitals, schools, government and military facilities all over the country.
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Wrong, Most of the people killed in drone strikes were civilians. How would you
like it if your house got bombed by a American drone? would you still say the same
thing? 1 drone strike also struck a school killing 69 children, what if that was your
children or family members?
tribune.com.pk

The day 69 children died | The Express Tribune

The attack was on a religious seminary in Chenegai, in Bajaur Agency.
tribune.com.pk tribune.com.pk
 
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