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    Pakistan can no longer sustain cost of war, says expert

    These guys are 'bholas' of the highest order when it comes to Afghanistan and Pakistan. Even their more knowledgeable citizens are airhead-ish when it comes to these affairs. Their only source of information is bharti and american media. No wonder.
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    Silence over Osama killing dented Pakistan’s image: Mushahid

    You have some conspiracy theories to put forward I assume? Those are best suited for bharat rakshak or redneck American forums.
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    Pakistan can no longer sustain cost of war, says expert

    Awesome reasoning. So who do you believe is supporting TTP then? Did you wet the bed thinking about this?
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    Karachi taken hostage by 25 ****** groups

    Don't you bharatis complain about Pakistanis poking nose in bharati affairs? So why are you poking your nose in Pakistani affairs?
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    U.S Presidential Elections

    Why? Obama is bad for Pakistan in the short term, but in the long term he is a much better choice.
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    U.S Presidential Elections

    This is good for Pakistan. Romney would've prolonged the Afghan war by 200 years and started a war with Iran. At least with Obama, we know that US is gonna get the f*ck out of Afghanistan by 2014.
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    Pakistan has spent $80 bn in terror war

    Neither of this has any bearing on US being just as responsible for the issue, IMO. The problem wouldn't have happened if Pakistan OR the US didn't get involved. i.e. if one party pulled out, the whole issue would've never happened.
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    Pakistan has spent $80 bn in terror war

    You're way too 'bhola'. Your analogy is far too overly-simplistic to be applied to the real life case. To start off with the first problem in your analogy - Taliban didn't attack the US. Al Qaeda did. Taliban never attacked anyone outside of Afghanistan. In addition, Taliban agreed to hand...
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    Pakistan has spent $80 bn in terror war

    A trillion dollar is 1/15 of their GDP. For Pakistan, 80 billion is about 30-35% of it GDP.
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    Pakistan has spent $80 bn in terror war

    No, I get your point. I still meant implicitly that Pakistan is responsible for other half of the problem. I do have a problem with the whole issue being blamed on Pakistan but some.
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    Pakistan has spent $80 bn in terror war

    While I think you have a point, I just want to point out that Taliban were not involved in 9/11. Sure, OBL operated out of Afghanistan, but Taliban didn't help Al Qaeda. To the contrary, they were willing to hand over OBL both before and after 9/11. Your point is still valid though. I...
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    Pakistan has spent $80 bn in terror war

    Looks like you're on a high dose of crack. Best for you to sleep and come back tomorrow.
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    Pakistan has spent $80 bn in terror war

    So US is half responsible for the problem, no? Why are you singling out Pakistan? Has something to do with your nationality, I think. Taliban wasn't 'created' by Pakistan FYI. You ought to read up on the history. OTOH, the Afghan Taliban are not involved in any terrorism in Pakistan. The...
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    Pakistan has spent $80 bn in terror war

    Uh huh.. and US support for anti-Soviet insurgents had no effect, right?
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    Pakistan has spent $80 bn in terror war

    Guys, let's not forget, 50% of what is said to be "US aid" is actually not aid. It's reimbursement for services provided to the US. So when you hear that US has provided x amount of aid to Pakistan, the real number is always half of that. The amount US has provided to Pakistan since WoT...
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    Rohingya Muslims: Zardari writes letter to Myanmar president

    Ok, so you're now saying that the problem was just with East Pakistan's numbers, not with West Pakistan AND East Pakistan numbers? Clearly anyone with even basic comprehension skills can tell that you were suggesting a problem with both sector's number, not just East Pakistan. Read your own...
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    Rohingya Muslims: Zardari writes letter to Myanmar president

    You're struggling to understand the basic math here... or failing to comprehend. 3% of just West Pakistan population was non-muslim. i.e. 97% of west-Pakistan was muslim. Not 3% of West + East Pakistan population was non-muslim and was located in West Pakistan, which is what you're implying...
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    Rohingya Muslims: Zardari writes letter to Myanmar president

    What are you smoking here? I already mentioned that that they were 3% in West Pakistan (what is Pakistan now) at the time of partition, and they're 4% now. What part of that you didn't get?
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