the animosity towards pakistan - completely illogical

[khyaal]

There are some, only a minority here, who have either been misled or made to believe a twisted history and facts. But what this would actually serve I do not understand.

In your opinion text books about history in Pakistan and the mass disinformation resources like TV, Radio, yellow journalism based Urdu newspapers are for a minority section of the society? And for the rest of population they have appropriated other sources of true history and real knowledge?

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They can continue to feel sorry for themselves or they can actually start living in the real world. I hope they do the latter..

What do you mean by real world? The world where crooked, cunning and traitors have the opportunity to befool, outsmart the destitute and deprived ones and use them as ladder for their personal interests?

Could you explain to us what is so real about your world, your way of thinking as compared to world of those and the outlook of those with whom you dispute about the current issue?

[khyaal]

you continuously post illogical fantastic fantacies that have never seen the light of day. I suggest you actually visit the place even once in your life before posting such fairy tales.

Btw, what was so fantastic about his description of events which really happened here inside Pakhtunkhwa?

[r3alist]

Realist

When your home is flattened by a Pak air force bombardment, and you are made homeless and turned into a IDP then you will realise if animosity is logical or illogical.

Why dont you go to the tribal region of Pakhtunkhwa and see for yourself the turmoil and hell that Pashtuns have to go through.

Also take some time and research on why the whole world distrusts Pakistan and you are considered a state of terrorists.

Kind Regards

believe me i am one of the most vocal critics of paks drone policy and am totally against it, on this i am with you.

yet, at the same time can i ask for a degree of nuance in your approach?

do you find it so hard to understand that this policy is not that the unilateral policy of pakistan but the US who clearly want to divide a wedge between the pashtuns of the region.

and whats so sad is so many pashtuns are swallowing it hook, line and sinker - such a simple yet stunningly effective plan that you have to admire it.


as much as anything the anglo western imperialists can count on our own ability to fight amongst ourselves and so may pashtuns here exemplify their inability to transcend their own stereotypes

[BLS_1919v2.0]

believe me i am one of the most vocal critics of paks drone policy and am totally against it, on this i am with you.

yet, at the same time can i ask for a degree of nuance in your approach?

do you find it so hard to understand that this policy is not that the unilateral policy of pakistan but the US who clearly want to divide a wedge between the pashtuns of the region.

and whats so sad is so many pashtuns are swallowing it hook, line and sinker - such a simple yet stunningly effective plan that you have to admire it.


as much as anything the anglo western imperialists can count on our own ability to fight amongst ourselves and so may pashtuns here exemplify their inability to transcend their own stereotypes

Realists our areas have already been divided by imperialists, then those same imperialists sided with the creation of Pakistan which further divided us. This reply of your would have had merit if you had paid attention to what you wrote.