ISI's dirty war against Pakistan

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Re: ISI’s dirty war against Pakistan

and finally if Pakistan’s failure where half of the country was lost, 93000 (largest surrender since WW1), losing 70000 brothers and sisters from cancer of strategic assets of our army, breaking down of country and robbing 15 years from mine and next generation is smaller than so called loss of the US where stock markets are at its highest, wealth is increasing, unemployment is down is a remarkable fate.

I bow out of this conversation if this is what you are implying. I am sorry but there is a limit of being delusional.

@Damras

It’s time you came out of the denial mode:

The shocking decline in American economic mobility

[INDENT=3]Originally published April 27, 2017 at 9:44 am Updated April 27, 2017 at 10:02 am[/INDENT]

Meanwhile, a new Pew Research Center study found that from 1991 to 2010 the middle class shrank more in the United States than in seven Western European nations. In four, including the Netherlands and France, the middle class grew. The decline here was from 62 percent of households to 59 percent.

AND THIS

Over the past 15 years, America’s fortunes have changed with dizzying speed.
First came the tremors: the dot-com bust and a disputed presidential election in 2000. Then came the massive convulsions: the destruction of the Twin Towers in 2001 and the collapse of Lehman Brothers in 2008.
Long wars in Afghanistan and Iraq have exacted an enormous blood price - the lives of 6,852 American military personnel - not to mention immense financial expense, estimated to be as high as $6 trillion (£3.9tn).

The decline of US power? - BBC News

The point is, in case you’re not following, Pakistan’s failure in front of a bigger power (India) is temporary and smaller than the US failure in the war on terror and in previous wars.