kharji doval nexus

[Monk]

Re: kharji doval nexus

@SID_NY

Monk baoo, let me break the facts some of which you are trying to say as well:

• Pakistan and India are both rivals
• Both try to meddle in each other’s affairs
• Both invest in bringing the other country as much loss as they can.

Agreed yet? Now here is the bummer for Pakistanis. Pakistan tries to do the damage by feeding some multiheaded serpents and then bringing them up in their own backyard.
India on the other hand uses the same snakes to make them bite back Pakistan. Guess who is playing smart here??

Its not a tape ball match that we have to declare a winner. Neither I am saying pakistan is more naik pak then india.
All my concern was to open a thread about a man, who most probably got pakistani children killed.
On the way I discovered man is religiously motivated. (he thinks he is given duty to do what he does.)

[Monk]

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@PyariCgudia

I just read up on this guy. Apparently Pakistani military used this as a front to gain his trust to kill him. He was part of a deal, where Pakistan who had already identified him as enemy of state by the time of this video, had made the drone deal on a multitude of conditions and one of them being this guy would be taken out.

Pakistan regardless is knowingly responsible for his death, directly or indirectly through the U.S. Therefore, this is actually an example where the Pakistani military knew where to draw the line. He was not cooperating with the Pakistani government on stopping his support for Al Qaeda and other foreign fighting forces. He was enabling them and hiding them in waziristan. Hence identified by Pakistan as enemy of state. Pakistani military probably put the above facade on to avoid conflict with all those masses of men you see in this video which are probably all the whose who of FATA tribesmen. They could walk away and say we don’t know what happened, the U.S. attacked you, not us.

That too either mean one of two things.

Pakistan was planning to get former allies killed.
While pakistan had no control over drones killing its own citizens, in funerals and stuff.

OR

Pakistan did not want to get him killed.
And pakistan had no control over drones killing its own citizens, in funerals and stuff.

[queer]

Re: kharji doval nexus

well if you think all fiction is based on reality, you should watch Homeland season 4 - its all about haqqanis, ISI, drones, CIA and pak army. i don’t think you’d be much amused.

as for your point about doval - some dogs bark, some dogs bite. this one’s barking.

[Monk]

Re: kharji doval nexus

ok If I ever get chance I will try to find a non pakistani source telling what drones were doing, if there is any.

[PyariCgudia]

Re: kharji doval nexus

@queer

well if you think all fiction is based on reality, you should watch Homeland season 4 - its all about haqqanis, ISI, drones, CIA and pak army. i don’t think you’d be much amused.

as for your point about doval - some dogs bark, some dogs bite. this one’s barking.

Right because a TV show has all the answers and access to all classified information. They will only show what advisors have told them to show. They won’t show the other side.

[ReadMe]

Re: kharji doval nexus

^^

PCG read the comment in the context in which Queer was replying

[Monk]

Re: kharji doval nexus

What did you know..
netflix just put on movie drone.

Drone (2014) - IMDb
Its documentary as public demanded.

It goes back and forth to amreeka and pak.

You see famous drone gamer turned drone operator, Brandon Byant being on path or repentance. While getting death threats from former collogues.

You would see fear and trauma of people living under shadow of drones.
You would see honest us politician being astonished.
You would see nasty politician calling drone killing as “strikes” and how those “strikes” save killing in civilized world.
etc etc

PS: What is wrong with humanity ??