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Talibans have systematically targeted our infrastructures. I don't know what are you talking about. Perhaps its a new strategy by them (assuming you are right) but honestly I don't think so.Originally posted by Shamlawar Khurasani View PostThere may be some elements within Taliban willing to do that. However, from what I have gathered in the Afghan media, Taliban movement is supportive of this successful project due to its lasting effect on Afghan economy."For thirty years, I endured much pain and strife,
I awaken the Ajam by this Persian [language]. "
-Ferdowsi.
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Thought were 48$ billion lolOriginally posted by Golden View PostChina is investing $200 billion in CPEC which include 3 gigantic dams, Dasu 4260MW, Bhasha 4500MW and Bunji 7100MW. To give afghanis a idea of how gigantic these dams are, just Dasu dam will produce more electricity then combined potential of every afghani dam build in future.
And that's nothing, Pakistan is also going to build dozens of dams which will produce 100.000MW electricity and store water for agriculture. Allah was very kind to Pakistan.
I have been looking at potential of afghani dams, all of them are tiny ones producing between 50-200MW. And combined they will store just 4.7MF of water if ever build, which is less then 1 single dam of Pakistan.
You guys are pathological liars."For thirty years, I endured much pain and strife,
I awaken the Ajam by this Persian [language]. "
-Ferdowsi.
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You are overestimating Pakistan´s capabilities, buddy. Truth is even a resourceless agency like NDS was able to harm badly ISI. Pakistan has not so much influence over Taliban anymore. True they still in control of Haqqani network but they are not behind every attack in Afghanistan nor they have the capability to carry out such spectacular operations.Originally posted by Samandri View PostISI can easily blow up any Dam in Afghanistan, through its agents in Afghan Taliban"For thirty years, I endured much pain and strife,
I awaken the Ajam by this Persian [language]. "
-Ferdowsi.
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You don't need Taliban for this because stopping fair share of water to starve millions of people to death is declaration of war, rest of the world will support us anyway.Originally posted by Shapur View PostTheir words can not be taken seriously, they are worse than the government in some instances. They cut off the electricity supply in Baghlan when they couldn't handle the heat due to anti terrorism operations to use that as a bargaining chip.
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Sure.Originally posted by Golden View Post$46 billion is just for roads and trains genius.
You Pakistanis will make a lot money selling karak tea, biscuits and mangoes to the Chinese drivers passing by. It will be like the most expensive tea ever lmao"For thirty years, I endured much pain and strife,
I awaken the Ajam by this Persian [language]. "
-Ferdowsi.
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So you Pakistanis are eager to start a new war and lose it once again. Seems you don't want to give up on your old traditions: losing wars LOLOriginally posted by Golden View PostYou don't need Taliban for this because stopping fair share of water to starve millions of people to death is declaration of war, rest of the world will support us anyway.
Nobody will support you, dude. You are North Korea 2.0"For thirty years, I endured much pain and strife,
I awaken the Ajam by this Persian [language]. "
-Ferdowsi.
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Even this sound better then humiliation afghanis have to go through every day in the hands of foreign non-muslim occupation forces. Instead of trolling Pakistanis why don't you try to do something about NATO forces raping afghani women?Originally posted by Firdousi View PostSure.
You Pakistanis will make a lot money selling karak tea, biscuits and mangoes to the Chinese drivers passing by. It will be like the most expensive tea ever lmao
Scope of CPEC is beyond comprehension of any slave, even $200 billion is not much if you knew things Pakistan-China have planned for future.
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Rather be like NK then slaves of non-muslims occupation forces who rape afghani sisters and mothers yet some beghairat people only have time to troll Pakistanis.Originally posted by Firdousi View PostSo you Pakistanis are eager to start a new war and lose it once again. Seems you don't want to give up on your old traditions: losing wars LOL
Nobody will support you, dude. You are North Korea 2.0
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Oh man I am enjoying every word of yours. This is pure gold. Pure anger, frustration and impotence. And all this coming from a country that is begging after few airplanes made by Kaffirs lolOriginally posted by Golden View PostEven this sound better then humiliation afghanis have to go through every day in the hands of foreign non-muslim occupation forces. Instead of trolling Pakistanis why don't you try to do something about NATO forces raping afghani women?
Scope of CPEC is beyond comprehension of any slave, even $200 billion is not much if you knew things Pakistan-China have planned for future.
We are OK with NATO. Right now our interests are aligned. We just want them to stop their drone attacks. We want B-52´s bombing the hell out of Pakistan. Very soon inshallah lmao
Take care, buddy.
"For thirty years, I endured much pain and strife,
I awaken the Ajam by this Persian [language]. "
-Ferdowsi.
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Pakis biggest export is actually illegal immigrants from punjab, particulatly gujrat. It is no surprise that first set of illegals deported from Greece to Turkey after signing of EU-Turkey deal were pakis but being the cheap beggar country that it is, paki government refuses to accept its own people back proving without a doubt that paki government itself is the acual criminal human trafficker.Originally posted by Firdousi View PostSo you Pakistanis are eager to start a new war and lose it once again. Seems you don't want to give up on your old traditions: losing wars LOL
Nobody will support you, dude. You are North Korea 2.0
Shameless country.
Pakistan sends deported migrants back to Greece
https://www.theguardian.com/world/20...k-to-greece-eu
In latest flare-up of tension between EU and Islamabad, Pakistan rejects 31 people it says were illegally returned
Thirty-one migrants made a round trip from Greece to Pakistan on Thursday after the government in Islamabad said the EU had illegally deported them.
Although 19 out of the 50 deportees who came in on a charter plane were taken into custody in Pakistan, the remainder stayed on board for almost two hours before returning to Greece after the government said they did not have the correct paperwork.
It was the latest salvo in a row between the EU and Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan, the Pakistani interior minister angry about the treatment of his compatriots by European states struggling with a migrant crisis.
“Pakistani laws have been violated, which absolutely cannot be allowed,” Khan said in a statement.
The issue has been a running source of tension with the EU. In early November Khan suspended an agreement on readmitting illegal detainees, saying two EU states were sending Pakistanis home on “baseless terrorism charges”.
“Those who give lectures on fundamental rights to us should also respect fundamental rights of Pakistanis,” he said at the time.
Last week Dimitris Avramopoulos, a Greek politician and the EU commissioner responsible for migration policy, visited Pakistan to try to soothe concerns.
But on Thursday Pakistan said the EU was still not honouring pledges to only return those whose identity had been confirmed, saying the men flown back to Greece were “unverified deportees”.
The EU office in Islamabad said all 50 people on the flight organised by Frontex, the agency in charge of Europe’s borders, had been given passports to travel by the Pakistani embassies in Greece, Bulgaria and Austria.
It said Pakistan’s demand that the migrants should also have their national identity card numbers was impossible for EU officials to organise and that it was not part of the agreement struck with Pakistan.
“The list of names [of the deportees] had been sent to the Pakistani authorities earlier, providing sufficient time to the relevant Pakistani authorities to find the missing numbers for the returnees,” the EU said.
Last year, about 21,000 Pakistanis who were in Europe without permission were ordered to return home. An estimated 50,000 Pakistanis travel legally to Europe for work each year.
Clashes erupted on the Greek-Macedonian border on Tuesday when Macedonian police fired teargas to repel hundreds of mostly Pakistani migrants trying to push through a new border fence.
Some of them later blocked the crossing for Syrians and others who would have been let in as war refugees. “If we don’t cross, no one does!” they chanted.Long Live Baloch Freedom Struggle Until Victory!
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We are in Ramadan brother. And here you are praising the rape of your fellow sisters in faith just to save face on an online forum. You are disgusting. A true ambassador of Pakistan.Originally posted by Golden View PostRather be like NK then slaves of non-muslims occupation forces who rape afghani sisters and mothers yet some beghairat people only have time to troll Pakistanis.
"For thirty years, I endured much pain and strife,
I awaken the Ajam by this Persian [language]. "
-Ferdowsi.
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They are also exporting terrorism and sweat mangoes lmaoOriginally posted by Friends of Baloch View PostPakis biggest export is actually illegal immigrants from punjab, particulatly gujrat. It is no surprise that first set of illegals deported from Greece to Turkey after signing of EU-Turkey deal were pakis but being the cheap beggar country that it is, paki government refuses to accept its own people back proving without a doubt that paki government itself is the acual criminal human trafficker.
Shameless country.
Pakistan sends deported migrants back to Greece
https://www.theguardian.com/world/20...k-to-greece-eu
In latest flare-up of tension between EU and Islamabad, Pakistan rejects 31 people it says were illegally returned
Thirty-one migrants made a round trip from Greece to Pakistan on Thursday after the government in Islamabad said the EU had illegally deported them.
Although 19 out of the 50 deportees who came in on a charter plane were taken into custody in Pakistan, the remainder stayed on board for almost two hours before returning to Greece after the government said they did not have the correct paperwork.
It was the latest salvo in a row between the EU and Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan, the Pakistani interior minister angry about the treatment of his compatriots by European states struggling with a migrant crisis.
“Pakistani laws have been violated, which absolutely cannot be allowed,” Khan said in a statement.
The issue has been a running source of tension with the EU. In early November Khan suspended an agreement on readmitting illegal detainees, saying two EU states were sending Pakistanis home on “baseless terrorism charges”.
“Those who give lectures on fundamental rights to us should also respect fundamental rights of Pakistanis,” he said at the time.
Last week Dimitris Avramopoulos, a Greek politician and the EU commissioner responsible for migration policy, visited Pakistan to try to soothe concerns.
But on Thursday Pakistan said the EU was still not honouring pledges to only return those whose identity had been confirmed, saying the men flown back to Greece were “unverified deportees”.
The EU office in Islamabad said all 50 people on the flight organised by Frontex, the agency in charge of Europe’s borders, had been given passports to travel by the Pakistani embassies in Greece, Bulgaria and Austria.
It said Pakistan’s demand that the migrants should also have their national identity card numbers was impossible for EU officials to organise and that it was not part of the agreement struck with Pakistan.
“The list of names [of the deportees] had been sent to the Pakistani authorities earlier, providing sufficient time to the relevant Pakistani authorities to find the missing numbers for the returnees,” the EU said.
Last year, about 21,000 Pakistanis who were in Europe without permission were ordered to return home. An estimated 50,000 Pakistanis travel legally to Europe for work each year.
Clashes erupted on the Greek-Macedonian border on Tuesday when Macedonian police fired teargas to repel hundreds of mostly Pakistani migrants trying to push through a new border fence.
Some of them later blocked the crossing for Syrians and others who would have been let in as war refugees. “If we don’t cross, no one does!” they chanted.
Never mind. CPEC will solve everything LOL"For thirty years, I endured much pain and strife,
I awaken the Ajam by this Persian [language]. "
-Ferdowsi.
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Typical slave, of course you're happy with NATO lol Your interest? You're under occupation, your masters decide your interests and future.Originally posted by Firdousi View PostOh man I am enjoying every word of yours. This is pure gold. Pure anger, frustration and impotence. And all this coming from a country that is begging after few airplanes made by Kaffirs lol
We are OK with NATO. Right now our interests are aligned. We just want them to stop their drone attacks. We want B-52´s bombing the hell out of Pakistan. Very soon inshallah lmao
Take care, buddy.
Begging is Afghani speciality, you beg in Pakistan of all places.
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