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pakjabi is your dad.Originally posted by sanman View PostUmm, posting your Pakistani propaganda again, Mr Pakjabi?
anyway back to the topic.
these videos are paki government propaganda.
for example they mqde those people wear chadaris to parade them infront of the cameras just like the did to the mullah from red mosque.
these are tactics to dehumnise their enemies.
as we can see infront of the camers one of the guys under chadari is busy wearing the clothes.
the funny thing about the other video is ,that the guy is saying that from afghanistan indians are giving them targets to take out,LOL.
how can indians know the territory better than these people themselves.
i guess fake amir with insaneman believe the paki propaganda that pashtuns are raw agents,or waite they believe that pashtuns are paki agents,but pakis call them raw agents.
it seems two desperate parties are deluding themselves.
here is the truth
PASHTUNS ARE FIGHTING THE NAPAK GOVERNMENT AND ARMY TO LIBERATE THEIR LANDS.
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such videos are for such critical thinkers how you are , who only belives what they see , and what is easy and obvious to understand ...
just to show off some " talibs" or people and call them taliban ,doesnt mean that they are "taliban" .
you have no politcal understanding at all , those pictures are just shown to ensure that paki people understand that there two kinds of people , good taliban who fight in afghanistan , and bad bad raw agents who operates inside "pakistan " and destroy their napak state ...
just with one problem , those people are not the taliban arround mullah akhund .... or any way connected with him
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It looks like they can hardly stand, as though they were drugged. Its all propaganda to make the pak people beleive they are fighting a foreign enemy instead of an indegenous one designed to prevent a backlash.
people like soldat, scimitar, toramana, sanman, abasinnaafghan are the real paki slaves for spreading the pak narrative.
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