Arabs slam Pak stand on Yemen and Call on Pakistani Parliament to Fall in Line

[SHAMK9]

This will only destroy the image of "our brothers in ummah" reputation of arabs which is a great thing, screw them.

 

[Daneshmand]

Who is this guy? Can some body find something on him? Where is he from and how come he has such a high ranking office?

 

[scythian500]

Intelligent people have the answer for many questions. What I wrote are facts as usual. You are welcome to make a google search and find out yourself.

I am always ready to help lost souls.

Did you not tell me 3 hours ago that you needed to go to sleep because you were plotting to make discoveries to the world that Einstein would be humbled by? My theory is that you are one of the MILLIONS of unemployed Iranians. I think that it's 35% of Iran's population nowadays. If not more. Sad.

I slept and am ready to go to work... ok, I,m going.. it was fun making an Arab dance with FACTS!!... ok, I,m going... I have technologies to develop... meanwhile I will call my club MENSA to send a rescue team as you,re very rare... an intelligent of GCC origin... don't move... I have to admit... you made me realize how great and better you and Saudis are... I realized Saudi is too good to be true... I realized a desert like KSA is more agriculturally productive than Iran with average precipitation of 250 mm in its dry hills.. 500 to 1000mm in Zagros regions and 1500 to 2000 mm in a wide area of nearly 6 times the surface of Lebanon. Caspian Hyrcanian mixed forests - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia I never knew that Iran with nearly 100 million tons of more 100 different agri products using its renewable water reservoirs is desperate when compared to self-sufficient KSA using fossil waters that is well visible in google earth that most of those circular projects are abandoned...

but again I,m sorry if I called you an Arab... it was not intentional... I had no other names to call u... next time you come use a signature like Today Lizard is X Rials per head or Kilo... so I recognize you...

I must admit with all the facts and sources you brought up... I so much am in a shock state... want to change my being from a Persian into a Saudi Arab... maybe in my dreams... you guys are way too good to be true.... It was a very fun night for me and friends here... sirus says hi btw...!

Answer my question, give me another example. You spout unsubstantiated nonsense just to support your BS points.

Beast89 did u know Abdul malek al houthi is dead by Saudi bombardment?

 

[wiseone2]

Point to ponder

"If Pakistan is a true friend of the Saudis it should point out these dangers, forcefully and without mincing words, and together with Iran and Turkey throw its weight behind a peaceful end to the fighting. This will be the greatest favour that anyone can do to the House of Saud. Forget about the dangers to Pakistan. Sending troops to Yemen will only mean reinforcing the disaster that the Saudis are creating for themselves.

Pakistan’s involvement in Afghanistan should be read as a cautionary tale. Pakistan suffered the consequences. The Saudi monarchy has to live in a dream-world to think that if the Yemen conflict lengthens Saudi Arabia will remain immune from the fallout."

The Saudis’ friends should have spoken up earlier - Ayaz Amir



Won't happen. Parliament decision just proved that dynamics in Pakistani politics have changed.

you do not want your neighbor's house burning. but just because your neighbor is on fire it does not mean your house has to be on fire

 

[Aepsilons]

Arabs slam Pak stand on Yemen

CAIRO: The Arab Parliament (AP) speaker has expressed disappointment at Pakistan’s Parliament unanimous vote on Friday to remain neutral in the conflict in Yemen, describing the move as incompatible with the international, Arab and Muslim stance that supports legitimacy in Yemen and aims to strength security and peace in the Arab and Islamic World.

Ahmed Bin Mohammed Al Jarwan said the Arab people had received Pakistan’s participation in the Decisive Storm coalition with optimism and enthusiasm in the hope of creating a joint Arab-Islamic force that backs right against whoever tries to tamper with values of Arab and Islamic nations and that supports security and peace across the world.

‘’The Arab and Muslim people were shocked and disappointed by the Pakistani Parliament decision,’’ he regretted.

He called on the Parliament to fall in line with the will of people in this critical circumstances, the Arab and Islamic World is living through and to back the stance of the government and people of Pakistan that supports the Decisive Storm coalition.

Pakistan should take no orders from any nation period. Pakistan shares a land border with Iran and is poised to share the blessings of increased trade with Iran when the sanctions are removed. Why should Pakistan get involved in the affairs in Yemen that does not concern Pakistan and the Pakistani people?

Glad to see the Wisdom of Pakistan's Government in staying out of the quagmire in the Middle East. Alhamdulillah!

Sorry, we are a bit too busy at home. Fight your own wars. Thank You

Well said, Sir.

 

[scythian500]

I think Pakistani politicians must act smart... they never have to lose their milking cows in Persian Gulf... you must be smart to keep all your friends happy.... you must do what is best for your interests...just like any other sovereign state does... what an UAE sheikh has said out of range should not give you a repulsive kind of reaction... Pakistan has deep roots in Persian Gulf states... if you ever want to dry those roots, first you gotta empower your economy and then do whatever you like to gulfies... you must be smart as Russia and China are... they always play a game to keep both allies and enemies... Pakistan should ask its diaspora experts to come back to invest and help you renew your economical infra... Karachi itself has the capacity to become another singapor if determined enough...

 

[Daneshmand]

Pakistan should take no orders from any nation period. Pakistan shares a land border with Iran and is poised to share the blessings of increased trade with Iran when the sanctions are removed. Why should Pakistan get involved in the affairs in Yemen that does not concern Pakistan and the Pakistani people?

Glad to see the Wisdom of Pakistan's Government in staying out of the quagmire in the Middle East. Alhamdulillah!



Well said, Sir.

I am fully agreed.

But this is not the way to talk to Sovereign Parliament of another nation. Parliament is usually the sign of supreme sovereignty of a nation. Telling it to fall in line is just too much in my opinion. That also by the speaker of Arab Parliament which represents Arab League itself representing all Arab nations.

Let's hope sane minds prevail.

 

[Desert Fox]

Pakistan should take no orders from any nation period. Pakistan shares a land border with Iran and is poised to share the blessings of increased trade with Iran when the sanctions are removed. Why should Pakistan get involved in the affairs in Yemen that does not concern Pakistan and the Pakistani people?

Glad to see the Wisdom of Pakistan's Government in staying out of the quagmire in the Middle East. Alhamdulillah!



Well said, Sir.

Pakistani parliament has made it clear that Pakistan will defend the territorial integrity of Saudi Arabia from any aggressor.

But we are not interested in involving ourselves in Saudi-Iran sectarian war. I believe we have made a smart move. Not only have we done ourselves a favor but also for Saudi Arabia and GCC's by preventing the conflict from escalating into something beyond our control.

Arabs slam Pak stand on Yemen

CAIRO: The Arab Parliament (AP) speaker has expressed disappointment at Pakistan’s Parliament unanimous vote on Friday to remain neutral in the conflict in Yemen, describing the move as incompatible with the international, Arab and Muslim stance that supports legitimacy in Yemen and aims to strength security and peace in the Arab and Islamic World.

Ahmed Bin Mohammed Al Jarwan said the Arab people had received Pakistan’s participation in the Decisive Storm coalition with optimism and enthusiasm in the hope of creating a joint Arab-Islamic force that backs right against whoever tries to tamper with values of Arab and Islamic nations and that supports security and peace across the world.

‘’The Arab and Muslim people were shocked and disappointed by the Pakistani Parliament decision,’’ he regretted.

He called on the Parliament to fall in line with the will of people in this critical circumstances, the Arab and Islamic World is living through and to back the stance of the government and people of Pakistan that supports the Decisive Storm coalition.

This is truly pathetic. That's the second high ranking Arab official talking down to Pakistanis as if we're their door man or something.

 

[airmarshal]

Where exactly was Arab League when Israel bombed Gaza in 2009 and 2014? Sleeping I guess.

 

[TankMan]

Tankman, either you don't read before typing or you are in the category of this silar sikander/zarvan.

I read everything well enough, I assure you.
Read my other posts if you want to know which 'category' I am in. If you can't bother to do so, don't bother trying to lump me in any categories. Zarvan and I generally don't get along too well, if that's what you're asking.

What you just wrote is exactly what I wrote.

No, it isn't. You seemed confused as to what constituted religious obligation and how it was different from political support to KSA;I cleared up that confusion.
If you've got a problem with me clarifying that little point, state it without being so passive-aggressive. My intention was not to offend you and I apologize if you felt that way for whatever reason, or if you weren't confused at all and my clarification was unnecessary.

Notice I also said - some are trying to paint it as a religious obligation. Either they are plain deficient in the brains or are malicious enough to use this to wrap the issue in.

Yes, some are indeed trying to paint it as if Makkah and Madinah are being threatened and they are trying to drag religion into this. Meanwhile,others are spreading other misconceptions - as is usual with such matters.

We all know there is less than zero threat to mecca or medina. So the question is - why are some Pakistanis trying to paint it as a religious obligation?

Lack of information, assumptions and general idiocy. I see what you're getting at, but I'm adamant that there's no other reason and no grand conspiracy by any evil Pakistanis. The mainstream religious parties are not spreading this idea; they have actually handled this issue very responsibly and have endorsed a neutral position.

Also, the media has been discussing the Yemen issue a lot and responsibly for the most part. They have been clearing up the misconceptions.

In fact, the Pakistani public and politicians have handled this issue very well in general (for once) and the Parliament's decision reflects public opinion perfectly. Regardless of what you may think, the absolute majority of Pakistanis know there is no threat to the Holy sites and want to stay out of this conflict.

 

[Jungibaaz]

From what I can tell, the will of the people mister speaker, is entirely against your blood lust, and naive appetite for war.
If you are to wage war, in which may I add you are destined to fail if left alone, then do it yourself. Do not punish the representative parliament of the people of Pakistan at this very rare occasion where the ruling of the parliament is both wise and with the will of the people.

We want peace, take your war and shove it where the sun don't shine.

 

[SQ8]

This is truly pathetic. That's the second high ranking Arab official talking down to Pakistanis as if we're their door man or something.

What else do you think their mentality is about us? Or anyone from "Ajam".

 

[A1Kaid]

They can't do anything but bark at this point. Pakistani parliament unanimously voted for neutrality in Yemen conflict, they should learn to respect the decision.

 

[dravidianhero]

This shows what is the value of Pakistan in Arabs eyes.Yesterday UAE and today some Arab parliamentarian have almost threatened Pakistan for not fighting their war.That is why we should never depend on others for our survival.A man with self respect would rather die than holding out hands in front of others and later be dictated and treated as slave by the person who throws him crumbs.

 

[chhota bheem]

will the relations between Arabs and Pakistan be the same again after this ???