Ex-brigadier thrashes professor over NRO brawl

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@SargeCandy

So you finally agree that Army is doing its job, good change.

Only on some occasions, yes, similarly ‘civilians’ are also doing their job.

@SargeCandy

You are asking me because you dont know or what your point?

The Taliban were armed by CIA through ISI/Pakistan.The Russians were a threat to Pakistan as India on one side and Russia,India’s ally on other side would have been a strategic defeat in all its sense. Secondly, the Russians had their eyes set on Balochistan as its long term goal.

Russians had long gone from Afghanistan when Pakistani army armed Talibans (in 1990s).

@SargeCandy

The locals were not forced to provide shelter to Taliban, the shelter was provided to the afghani refugees and that also on humanitarian grounds as well as because many afghani refugees had relatives on Pakistani side of the border.

Dude, either you are ignorant or playing one to be. I am not talking about ‘refugee’ shelter, try again. Also, it would be nice to hear locals accounts on what you are claiming, locals were told by army to keep them guests before turning guns against them.

@SargeCandy

The “guests” that you are talking about as anti-pakistan elements are the Taliban who ran from Afghanistan after the initial strikes by US after 9/11. This happened mostly because the border is very porous and the FC stationed there was not equipped to monitor all the border. Secondly, when most of the Taliban went underground, US started pointing its fingers towards Pakistan for harbouring Taliban and India and Israel joined in also.

Most of these Taliban were then hunted down by Pakistani Forces since 2004.With the success ratio going in favour of Pakistan, the TTP sprung up with the help of the axis of evil (primarily US-India-Israel) and then a new chase began again leading to operation rah-e-nijaat now.
Thats a very brief summary.

The new ‘chase’? Nope, it was the same chase, just change of heart willfully or unwillingly. We have been capturing ‘top-taliban-leaders’ for quite some time now, how did they disappear in Pakistan? I am sure you know about that but are not going to say or admit it here.

@SargeCandy

come again,i didnt get you and reply also what i asked you to.

Musharraf, NRO… rings a bell?

@SargeCandy

Correct, through their own actions. I am more aware of Nawaz’s case losing his nerve and causing deaths to many Pakistani soldiers who had captured strategic peaks that over look the supply line of India for its troops in Siachen and then trying to strip off Musharraf from his rank.

Siachen’s failure was the reason Musharraf overthrew Nawaz Sharif because Mushy failed on that front so he was afraid that he will get in trouble later on.

@SargeCandy

I am talking about everyone who wears the uniform, from the soldier to the general. Its ignorant internet junkies like you who bring shame to the country and its institutions.

Not everyone who wears uniform really serves the country, many of them are drunkards too… drunkards of “Islamic republic”. Its not the ‘internet junkies’ who are bringing shame, rather the drunkard army generals who have defamed the country and the religion. Army should’ve been a reputable institution like rest of the world’s armies, but no our army decided to take over the whole Pakistan, from government to corporations to educational institutions.

@SargeCandy

Forcing your way through will not help as my comments dont mention any such actions by the generals that you have mentioned.

Forcing my way? Dude read your own comments:

They never do any favours, every action is on orders and in the line of duty, otherwise court-martial is all whats left for them. The Government then favour them for slaving away many years of their lives for the nation and gives them perks.

Now tell me, General Ayub, Yahya, Ziaul Haq and Busharraf… which one of these guys were court-martialed? They all broke constitution. The last one destroyed judiciary too. Now thats some reputation of army.