haviZsultan
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I don't know what he is if khan is a house negro like Django actor Samuel Jackson was, betraying his nation and his people. What blame he has set on Khan's shoulders for being a patriotic Pakistani Pashtun can be put on his shoulders for not being a patriotic Pakistani.Ok that was a bit harsh but funny in the same time I don't like trolling but I had a laugh for the Samuel Jackson protrayal from Django, he was such an asshole to his fellow colored folks.
The majority of Pakistani Pashtuns are and continue to be hostile to Afghans for the reasons I have mentioned before but also because of the emotional and ethnic blackmailing Afghan nationals, especially Afghan Pashtuns are involved in-the belief that a Pashtun, a Pakistani Pashtun does not exist and cannot be part of Pakistan. A house negro is a person who betrays his people. He is ready to drag Pakistani Pashtuns into the dirt to defend Afghans so he should be crowned the King of House Negros and the father of anti Pakistanism. This could all be untrue because it has been revealed to me Samandri is not a Pakistani national.
Anyway from the start Daood Khan's policy was flawed. If he had met and signed an agreement with the now or never movement leaders, 3 of whom were Pashtun or even Jinnah (who is called the choicest abuses on Afghan forums) Afghanistan could have gained not only Pashtunkhwa but all of Pakistan without firing a single bullet-a union between Pakistan and Afghanistan with all the perks and privileges it brought (like access to the sea, no porous and uncontrolled border, elimination of the durand line, tribesmen with families on each side united)-instead Daood sent militias to take Bajur and to an extent other regions. An Afghan national killed Liaqat Ali Khan possibly on Afghan orders who was the last deserving head of state of Pakistan.
The question is if ISI is so bad then what was stopping relations from flourishing at that time when Afghanistan did not even recognize Pakistan as a state? The cause of Pakistani Afghan tension existed long before ISI began sending Islamist militias to Afghanistan-it was a mistake I admit but the durand line and nonacceptance of Pakistan as a reality and as a state is at the center of deterioration of Afghan-Pakistani relations.
I still believe in erasing the durand line through unity of all Pashtuns in one state-which can be called both Afghanistan or Pakistan though having a larger population its natural Pakistan would have more say. Now however this will raise questions from Pakistani nationalists as Afghanistan is both infested by the Taliban and economically far weaker than Pakistan though I want to admit that economic conditions today in Pakistan are not as good as they should be-not only for Pashtuns but all of us.
Lets note that even I for my sympathy for Pashtuns in Afghanistan may become a ripple going against a wave. Sympathizing with Afghans when all the rest of my countrymen want Afghans out may make me as hated as Samandri though at least I have shame and know where my loyalty lies. My country will always come before my ethnicity. A-team I hope you see the situation from a Pakistanis perspective. 30 Million Pashtuns won't break away to join 12 million. Its foolish to assume this and be locked in hatred for a state because of this. The smaller population usually joins the larger one. @TMA