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Again, no where close to the way that Iranian nuclear scientists are being targeted.

I am honestly very impressed by the capabilities of Israeli intelligence.

Pakistani nuclear scientists are no where near being targeted the way Iranian scientists are.

Not saying that these factors are correlated, though, interestingly the era you are describing is when cousin marriages were common in Europe and less so in the Muslim world. Biradaris/Qabailas have been in modern-day Pakistan since 1800-1500 BCE and played a significant factor in preventing...

No need to use such language.

It's a mix of various factors; the most concerning and irreversible of which is inbreeding. Many Pakistanis take offense from it, but it is a serious issue and what I refer to as one of the "hidden national disasters" . In my home-town there are two villages; both belong to the same Biradari...

Much if not most of these artifacts are abroad and hundreds are auctioned every month in private galleries throughout the world.

They worship various deities, what is your point here?

I asked what the IVC has anything to do with Indian culture and you showed me a seal whose interpreted (among many theories) connection to a deity (that developed thousands of years later) is purely theoretical and heavily criticized by many prominent Indologists. Do you have anything more than...

The source of the graph is the Genoplot 25 database; it is a massive database of genetic samples including those that date back to thousands of years ago, it's an excellent tool to compare ancient and modern sample groups. I would love to know what IVC has anything to do with Indian culture.

The state of Pakistan is separate from the concept of Sindhava. It is my desire that we unite with our Kashmiri brothers, but I am against forcing anything on them, it is their choice to make. To quote 10 August 1948 report published in The Times: "237,000 Muslims were systematically...

We don't consider Kashmir to be a part of Pakistan. Our stance is that they should decide.

The Indus Valley Civilization was largely concentrated in Pakistan, it did extend into North-West India (which comprises around 2-3% of the Indian population) and Afghanistan up to the Oxus; hence we have no issue with peoples of these specific regions claiming the Indus Valley Civilization as...

This animosity is largely limited to the internet, these people wouldn't dare say this nonsense in the streets.

You're conflating Afghan Governments with the Afghan people; the two have always been at odds, the current and previous civil wars are a testament to that.

They are a part of Lal-Masjid, have praised Daesh and refused to condemn APS attack. They have killed many of our soldiers during the siege and sent countless children to their deaths while their own head cleric fled in a Burka, who by the way, is still well and alive and continues to preach...

Punjabis were never in the majority; if you were to exclude Pothoharis (9% of the population) and Seraikis (10%); both of whom do not identify as Punjabis, then the Punjabi population is only around 35%. You're acting like PTM is some mainstream party, all ethnic groups have ethno-nationalist...

These diaspora kids who have probably never set foot in Pakistan their whole lives get offended by a tweet or two by some Afghan nationalist online and use that as a basis to generalize over 40 million people. They parrot the same thing towards Afghans that ELD-types yell at them, because it...