Bharti journalist Bit** slapped by the US State department

[DesiWarrior]

But it's better than being stereotyped as dangerous, radical, potential-killers subscribing to a theology that glorifies violence and coming from an unstable country that seems to enjoy threatening the use of n-weapons every other week . Americans today are unsafe and uncomfortable around Pakistanis and next to the reaction that such a perception provokes, I'd rather be just annoying.

Have a nice day.

I am sure I have spent much more time than you living, studying and working for large American tech companies and NOT ONCE, not even once I have come across a person who had a negative opinion of Pakistanis but I can't say the same about Indians as a lot of people I have worked with had a negative opinion of Indians due to various reasons which I am not going to go in detail here as it's totally off topic.

 

[HAIDER]

https://twitter.com/x/status/823904452084056064

This Indian journalist is fvckin stupid ....and he knows well that he is acting stupid.....

 

[noksss]

Respect India mate...We got nuclear status we tested NASR, SLCM, MIRV, we will test ICBMs and SLBMs in future, our all achievements due to them, Enmity of India is our need,

You are in the list of Top 10 failed state too even that's bcoz of ur Enmity with India I guess

 

[chandrak]

This video is old one ,when modi was nt elected as pm..plus at that time usa pak friendship was higher then mountain and deeper then sea ..
Still i have seen many US politicians literaly bashing pakis by saying we dont have money for beggers..:p
Plus its the same usa that was once mocking indians media standed against all and let us join mtcr..and now trying hard for nsg..:p
I think with that much years of friemdship with usa ,pakistan also have mtcr,nsg :p

 

[Riz]

You are in the list of Top 10 failed state too even that's bcoz of ur Enmity with India I guess

U dont have anything new? As we have been listening this bullshit from the era of your forefathers

 

[schoolboy]

I am sure I have spent much more time than you living, studying and working for large American tech companies and NOT ONCE, not even once I have come across a person who had a negative opinion of Pakistanis but I can't say the same about Indians as a lot of people I have worked with had a negative opinion of Indians due to various reasons which I am not going to go in detail here as it's totally off topic.

Well you know nothing about me so no point trying to prove what an expert you are or conjecturing about such things. I could just as well say you're a fake for all I know.

I only posted my perception and I like to believe I am not prejudiced - and certainly I do not relish posting it for it gives me no benefit. Americans are a lot more reserved about sharing their perceptions of immigrants directly with them and that's partly why we are often blind to what others think of us but knowledgeable about what others think of others. That's why I gave the previous poster the benefit of doubt and said I was prepared to accept his view that Americans perceive Indians as annoying.

The reasons for my post - re perception of Pakistanis - is based on reactions I have noticed among white (and black) Americans and are sufficiently correlated to observe a trend. A lot of it would be hurtful to pdf viewers so I won't bother posting but you are free to PM me if you like.

 

[Jackdaws]

If such a question would have been posed during the Nixon administration on East Pakistan, the reply would have been the same. Not that it really mattered then. Nor does it really matter now. Pakistan took comfort from US - China back then too. Did it help?

 

[Windjammer]

If such a question would have been posed during the Nixon administration on East Pakistan, the reply would have been the same. Not that it really mattered then. Nor does it really matter now. Pakistan took comfort from US - China back then too. Did it help?

Baluchistan is not exactly a thousand miles from mainland Pakistan, there are no Muktis to feed the Indian habit and in 1971 India didn't had to introduce fancy terminologies to keep it's tail up, Kashmir hardly was in the news, there was no Khalistani movement and the Red Corridor certainly wasn't flowing through India....and India knows these things matter.

 

[litman]

the sarcastic smile at the face of the spokesperson upon hearing the word "baluchistan" explains it all.

 

[Jackdaws]

Baluchistan is not exactly a thousand miles from mainland Pakistan, there are no Muktis to feed the Indian habit and in 1971 India didn't had to introduce fancy terminologies to keep it's tail up, Kashmir hardly was in the news, there was no Khalistani movement and the Red Corridor certainly wasn't flowing through India....and India knows these things matter.

I agree with all the points. I also hope Pak keeps Balochistan. Also, given how sparsely populated Balochistan is, it is not an apt comparison. I've read quite a bit on East Pakistan. Unfortunately, my knowledge of Balochistan is limited.

 

[Taimoor Khan]

Even though America is fully backing Indian activities and ambitions in this region, you have to feel for the American spokesperson to be put in such a position by this rat face Indian journo. The frustration on the face of spokesperson can be seen as saying "how f***** stupid are you?"

 

[newb3e]

Attention grabbing thread title that's it, Indian journo asked the opinion and he got his reply.

There are tons of videos where Pakistani journos got slapped left and right.

But banyas own us foreign policy you expect your slave ie usa to support your bs!!