Pakistan army - the binding force

[Captain1]

Re: Pakistan army - the binding force

@TheRealDeal

LOL u actually believe that rubbish. What an idiot to fall for this BS propaganda.

ZAB was the man responsible for Pak’s nukes-yet BB was going to give them away-to absolutely zero benefit to her,and her country.

Thank you for sharing your great IQ contribution.

[Captain1]

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Oh the holy Anwer Pasha has spoken, I am a liar, OMG, oh Allah please forgive me.

@Anwer_Pasha

You are just lying . perhaps this is production of some some sick and bias minds and you are always mentally so weak to accept all fakes against the brave Pakistanis who are not from Takht e Lahore .
Pakistan or Nukes both are not made by any
binders but binders sold and broken the both . Qauids made the both .
Best for us to keep binders at their place , we pay them for that .
Borders & barracks only

[Anwer_Pasha]

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@Captain1

Oh the holy Anwer Pasha has spoken, I am a liar, OMG, oh Allah please forgive me.

I an not sorry for that . Read what you wrote without any proof , even no one can think about that

[Captain1]

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@Anwer_Pasha

I an not sorry for that . Read what you wrote without any proof , even no one can think about that

ask me if I care :p, I don’t mind any sh!t that comes out of PPP supporters, after all there is a reason they are PPP supporters

[Anwer_Pasha]

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@Captain1

ask me if I care :p, I don’t mind any sh!t that comes out of PPP supporters, after all there is a reason they are PPP supporters

weak minds never care

[Captain1]

Re: Pakistan army - the binding force

@Anwer_Pasha

weak minds never care

and mind-less never think, regardless of how great they think of themselves

[Zafra]

Re: Pakistan army - the binding force

@Captain1

and mind-less never think, regardless of how great they think of themselves

Oh the irony. Make a statement you can’t back up with proof and then get all aunty like.

[TheRealDeal]

Re: Pakistan army - the binding force

@Zafra

Oh the irony. Make a statement you can’t back up with proof and then get all aunty like.

LOL, exactly well said :k:

He is such a fool to believe such propaganda.

[Sheeda_Pistol_1]

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@Captain1

If army was not protecting nuclear secrets Benazir would’ve asked US and UN to take over all records of nukes and facilities. Yes, Benazir is not a traitor… by PPP definition.

Even though Bibi asked for a tour of the underground Kahuta labs and facilities, she was always denied by the military during her two tenures as PM of Pakistan. Same for Nawaz Sharif, he was also denied a visit to the facilities As head of the state the military didnt trust them with any confidential information regarding the nuclear tech. Even within military it was strictly on need-to-know-basis. The same modus ope***** contintues till today while we develop and refine and ballistic missiles .

[Zafra]

Re: Pakistan army - the binding force

@Sheeda_Pistol

Even though Bibi asked for a tour of the underground Kahuta labs and facilities, she was always denied by the military during her two tenures as PM of Pakistan. Same for Nawaz Sharif, he was also denied a visit to the facilities As head of the state the military didnt trust them with any confidential information regarding the nuclear tech. Even within military it was strictly on need-to-know-basis. The same modus ope***** contintues till today while we develop and refine and ballistic missiles .

Goes to show how arrogant the military is and how it thinks it id the only institution that can do anything right.

[mo293]

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Some facts regardless of your hatred of the khakis.

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[LondonsFinest]

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@Zafra

Goes to show how arrogant the military is and how it thinks it id the only institution that can do anything right.

Certainly an institution that can do things better than anything else we have.

Made absolutely the right call. Can’t trust any politicians with such information, they’d sell us out the first chance they got.

[LondonsFinest]

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@Zafra

The choice could have been to say, no we won’t get involved. That simple.

We couldn’t have said no to them ffs

[Zafra]

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@LondonsFinest

We couldn’t have said no to them ffs

Why not? Please do tell.

[Zafra]

Re: Pakistan army - the binding force

@LondonsFinest

Certainly an institution that can do things better than anything else we have.

Made absolutely the right call. Can’t trust any politicians with such information, they’d sell us out the first chance they got.

An institution that butchered Balochis and still is doing so today. An institution that created the Taliban and directly lead to the creation of the TTP. Yes that institution can do no wrong. Let me guess you are a support of the Afghan Taliban as well.

[LondonsFinest]

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@Zafra

An institution that butchered Balochis and still is doing so today. An institution that created the Taliban and directly lead to the creation of the TTP. Yes that institution can do no wrong. Let me guess you are a support of the Afghan Taliban as well.

Never said they could do no wrong or that they hadn’t done anything wrong in the past.

Simply said: “an institution that can do things better than anything else we have”

**And that is true. The army has always had corrupt elements. One thing they’d never do however is sell the country away completely. If it was upto Nawaz or PPP they’d divide the country into parts and sell it off.

For the first time ever, it seems we may have some good people amongst the military leadership.

Creating and supporting the Afghan taliban at the time was in our (and Americas) best interests. Did you really want Russia setting up shop right next to us? Who do you think their next target would have been?

How old are you? You’re incredibly naive and clueless.

[LondonsFinest]

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@Zafra

Why not? Please do tell.

Are you serious? D

Why’d you think?!

Where do you think we get most of our economic support from?! Where does our army leadership attend military colleges?! Who has given us a shedload of weapons in the past?

Also consider the fact their military is astronomically stronger than ours. With all that in mind, how could we have said no to them? They pull the plug on us financially and that’s it. If they decide to take us by force, that’s it.

Good god man.

[Zafra]

Re: Pakistan army - the binding force

@LondonsFinest

Never said they could do no wrong or that they hadn’t done anything wrong in the past.

Simply said: “an institution that can do things better than anything else we have”

**And that is true. The army has always had corrupt elements. One thing they’d never do however is sell the country away completely. If it was upto Nawaz or PPP they’d divide the country into parts and sell it off.

For the first time ever, it seems we may have some good people amongst the military leadership.

Creating and supporting the Afghan taliban at the time was in our (and Americas) best interests. Did you really want Russia setting up shop right next to us? Who do you think their next target would have been?

How old are you? You’re incredibly naive and clueless.

The 1980s was not selling the country out to the US?

[Zafra]

Re: Pakistan army

@LondonsFinest

Are you serious? D

Why’d you think?!

Where do you think we get most of our economic support from?! Where does our army leadership attend military colleges?! Who has given us a shedload of weapons in the past?

Also consider the fact their military is astronomically stronger than ours. With all that in mind, how could we have said no to them? They pull the plug on us financially and that’s it. If they decide to take us by force, that’s it.

Good god man.

Oh so it was money and perks for the military that is why we couldn’t say no? So much for an institution that doesn’t sell out the country.

[LondonsFinest]

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@Zafra

Oh so it was money and perks for the military that is why we couldn’t say no? So much for an institution that doesn’t sell out the country.

Pretty big perks.

Like I said before: One thing they’d never do however is sell the country away *completely.****If it was upto Nawaz or PPP they’d divide the country into parts and sell it off.

*You’re blind if you can’t see the difference.