Afghan forces raid Pakistani village

[Alpha Omega]

A sovereign country that houses taliban, OBL and ilk and repeatedly refuses to clean up the mess ceases its right to claim sovereignty.

If you do not clean up the mess, somebody else will.

Yes, cleaning up the mess is what we are still doing, the mess created by joint rape of Afghanistan by the Sovjets and Americans. Pre 1979 Afghanistan was a much better place, so was the entire region.

 

[CaptainJackSparrow]

BTW, the cleaning up of the Talibs is also good for Pakistan in the long term.

 

[Rafi]

This is for the yank, who is really a false flagging indian. Enjoy. Ps. Barking dogs rarely bite.

 

[CaptainJackSparrow]

Yes, cleaning up the mess is what we are still doing, the mess created by joint rape of Afghanistan by the Sovjets and Americans. Pre 1979 Afghanistan was a much better place, so was the entire region.

Afghanistan was a business venture between you and Americans which went bad, awfully bad.

Your Generals saw potential profit in A'stan in terms of strategic depth and hence decided to enter into A'stan with the Americans.

Unfortunately for you, the Joint Venture didn't work out so well for you guys.

When you invest in a business venture, you must also be ready to take losses. You can't always expect to have profit and profit alone.

A'stan was your investment which just didn't work so well.

 

[humanfirst]

Pakistan may have a lot of justifyable reasons which prevents them from taking action against some of these "tribal elders" in north wazeeristan,some parts of baluchistan etc who offer sanctury to taliban.So let the drones and ANA take care of them.All PA need is to sit back and watch the show.

 

[Alpha Omega]

Easy to blame everything on us when it was actually an American Senator Charlie Wilson who approached Pakistan which was under fresh sanctions at that time. US was more intimidated by Russian march towards warm water of Arabian Sea than Pakistan ever was.

 

[CaptainJackSparrow]

Easy to blame everything on us when it was actually an American Senator Charlie Wilson who approached Pakistan which was under fresh sanctions at that time. US was more intimidated by Russian march towards warm water of Arabian Sea than Pakistan ever was.

They approached you and you were so naive that you let them lead you into some of the most disastrous decisions ever made by your Generals.

I mean, C'mon.

 

[VelocuR]

This is for the yank, who is really a false flagging indian. Enjoy. Ps. Barking dogs rarely bite.

Didn't you learn OBL raid, Navy Mehran attack, NATO helicopters attacks and many terrorists attacks along with drones strikes?

Someone else will do it incredibly and excellent than Pakistan does. Yes, Pakistan's soft barking emotionally is normal standard, not for US and NATO.

Keep defending yourself- yeah right, Rafi.

 

[Alpha Omega]

They approached you and you were so naive that you let them lead you into some of the most disastrous decisions ever made by your Generals.

I mean, C'mon.

We saw an oportunity and we took it and got rid of the sanctions. Any other country in that positions would have played along.
My point remains that the mess was created by the Americans who left after their objectives were met leaving Afghanistan behind in a Political vacuum

 

[Omar1984]

Didn't you learn OBL raid, Navy Mehran attack, NATO helicopters attacks and many terrorists attacks along with drones strikes?

Someone else will do it incredibly and excellent than Pakistan does. Yes, Pakistan's soft barking emotionally is normal standard, not for US and NATO.

Keep defending yourself- yeah right, Rafi.

Rafi is right. Its probably an indian hiding behind American flags. Americans don't give a sh!t about afghanistan, pakistan, or india. They're all getting drunk in some bar right about now as its saturday night and its their american culture.


Polls Show More Americans Favor Withdrawal From Afghanistan - NYTimes.com

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Poll Shows 64 Percent Of Americans Saying Afghan War 'Not Worth It' : The Two-Way : NPR

 

[Alpha Omega]

Payback's a b17ch. Afghan and NATO troops have suffered way too many casualties from ops executed by pakistani forces through its proxies.

You picked a fight with us. Go cry some moar.......'cause this is just the warm up round babe.

America is a war mongering country, a blood thursty nation which has fought more wars in modern history than any other nation. You always need a war as millions of jobs depend on your defense industry. We didn't pick up the fight, we were made to join your WoT at gun point.

Not Pakistan but America is the biggest threat to world peace and global security. She's a cancer spreadin all over the world rapidly.

 

[CaptainJackSparrow]

We saw an oportunity and we took it and got rid of the sanctions. Any other country in that positions would have played along.

Great. Now why complain when things didn't work according to plan?

My point remains that the mess was created by the Americans who left after their objectives were met leaving Afghanistan behind in a Political vacuum

...and your Generals didn't think the Americans would leave after achieving their objectives?

Whom are you trying to fool here?

It's really the fault of your PA Generals for which your country has had to pay the price. Simple.

Even today you guys are paying the price for your Generals' desire to secure some mythical 'strategic assets'.

The poison of extremism is fast spreading its roots in Pakistani society with every passing day. Thanks to some really bad planning on you Generals' part.

You guys seriously think the Americans will withdraw completely from A'stan in the coming few years, don't you?

I can only smile at the naivete on display here.

 

[Alpha Omega]

No one is complaining, its rather you trying to play rhetoric bla
E game and compulsively support anything that goes against us.

Many people don't realise that we gained a lot during the Afghan war as US agreed to the other way and we bought time to work on our nukes and got the much needed military hardwere.

We lost some but had the situation under control till the US occupied Afghanistan and pushed all the AQ terrorists a cross the border.

 

[Ark-Angel]

Damn right pakistan hasn't "delivered". pakistan is the only reason why we still have to deal with crazy omars and abduls blowing up all over afghanistan. I dont think there is any real future in "working together". You've been screwing around with our troops since '05.

I hope Barry grows a pair and takes decisive action to end the pakistani menace.

LISTEN TO WHAT YOU, YOURSELF SAID. We and Afghani's are Muslims and in the end we will be friends... save ur *** Washington.

 

[Omar1984]

Great. Now why complain when things didn't work according to plan?



...and your Generals didn't think the Americans would leave after achieving their objectives?

Whom are you trying to fool here?

It's really the fault of your PA Generals for which your country has had to pay the price. Simple.

Even today you guys are paying the price for your Generals' desire to secure some mythical 'strategic assets'.

The poison of extremism is fast spreading its roots in Pakistani society with every passing day. Thanks to some really bad planning on you Generals' part.

You guys seriously think the Americans will withdraw completely from A'stan in the coming few years, don't you?

I can only smile at the naivete on display here.

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States is seeking to accelerate fragile talks with the Taliban so it can announce serious peace negotiations at a NATO summit in May, officials say, in what would be a welcome bright spot in Western efforts to end the war in Afghanistan.
U.S. aims for Afghan talks breakthrough at May summit - chicagotribune.com


U.S. aims for Afghan talks breakthrough at May summit | Reuters



Panetta: Afghanistan Combat to End in 2013 - TIME


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