Breaking: Coalition airstrikes underway against multiple Iranian-backed militia sites in Iraq

[Foxtrot Delta]

Just feed them some corona virus. Stop bombings.

 

[Pakistani Fighter]

The sub continent was fat---it was rich---people were lazy---weaponry was obsolete---war techniques were outdated---they were used to an enemy that was weak and meek---.

Sir Traitors played the role too. Remember what happened to Siraj-ud-Daulah and Tipu Sultan?

Joru Ka Gulams

Feminazis are gonna get angry

 

[FuturePAF]

Problem with Mughals they didn’t enforce their warrior culture and went into art and architecture and wasted time on this useless garbage that serves no purpose what so ever. Dude builds a Taj Mahal to honor a dead female, while marrying 10+ times, had they invested in R&D among other things these gangus wouldn’t have been *** raped by the Brits for a 100 years.

I often times hate our Desi Culture because it lacks sophistication and innovation. You look at TV all they talk about is Shadi, she vomits and faints and within 2 weeks delivers a baby that’s suddenly aged 2 years — and sas and bahu crap starts.

With this sort of shit mentality you don’t develop warriors, but instead Joru Ka Gulams who have their legs opened like McDonalds arches.

I agree, our culture has inherent failures. It is not geared towards industrial entrepreneurship. blocking new companies from challenging those that already have wealth and control over an industry (mercantilism) is what brought down the Ottoman empire, and it is what has kept us behind the likes of small European countries.

It may seem like an overwhelming task, but as the West and Asia age, our young technically trained population should be allowed to experiment and use our local market to develop products and services they can sell abroad. This is what will help us catch up.

An example would be new techniques to do modern agriculture, and if successful that farm should be allocated more resources to increase output. Productivity should be rewarded rather than connections.

Look at the population of Israel. A small population, but through business ventures and R&D (and politics), their economy is larger then ours.

Even the TV programs should move up the value added chain and be asked to produce products that can compete, within our religious and cultural limits, with K-Pop and Turkish media.

We need to re-orient to become a globally competitive society like the South Koreans and the Turks.

 

[Old School]

Problem with Mughals they didn’t enforce their warrior culture and went into art and architecture and wasted time on this useless garbage that serves no purpose what so ever. Dude builds a Taj Mahal to honor a dead female, while marrying 10+ times, had they invested in R&D among other things these gangus wouldn’t have been *** raped by the Brits for a 100 years.

I often times hate our Desi Culture because it lacks sophistication and innovation. You look at TV all they talk about is Shadi, she vomits and faints and within 2 weeks delivers a baby that’s suddenly aged 2 years — and sas and bahu crap starts.

With this sort of shit mentality you don’t develop warriors, but instead Joru Ka Gulams who have their legs opened like McDonalds arches.

Instead of expensive marbles and Jewelry, Mughals should have imported printing machines and set up modern Universities which were long in full action during that time in Europe and Japan.

 

[925boy]

It's okay, the US is just fueling it's military industrial complex, it's not about Iraq or the ME. Iran is just feeding the beast.

Better to feed the beast than to become dinner for the beast.

 

[MastanKhan]

.. Iraqi are the first one selling out their country men. Where do you think US get intel who did it....??


Add to the list, people were not loyal to the rulers.... and often the ruling elites was of diff race/ ethnicity and religion than people being ruled.

Hi,

Thank you---that was the most important part---.

 

[Smarana Mitra]

And, that's the most heart wrenching part!!! A private company took control of India of hundreds of millions of folks!!! Shouldn't the sub-continental folks be little ashamed and mourn for this???

In capitalism, there is no difference between private and government. Government is itself run by a set of elites who run on hereditary basis and form the deep state. They own all the infrastructure and control the entire economy, technology and jobs and hence control the government. East India company was only private in name sake. It was sanctioned by UK crown and its military also came from UK. You can check the 1773 and 1784 acts which was used to govern the company and exercise UK's government control on it.

 

[Falcon29]

Im really wondering why the US embassy in Baghdad is not being destroyed after all this. Iraqi nationalists need to teach the Americans a lesson, again.

If you really are American citizen you need to avoid such remarks.

As for saying it's useless, not really. US is staying until it decides to leave. If it leaves it's not due to these rocket attacks. And these rocket strikes come every time protests erupt in Iraq. Before this one, a few offices for these militias were burnt down by demonstrators. So if you really believe they're trying to pressure the US to leave I'd say you're mistaken.

They are in worse position today than before. And have to worry about US military threat that can degrade their capabilities and harm their leadership.

 

[Ahmad Bhutta]

General Siamand Mashhadani, one of the top IRGC commanders, was reportedly killed in last night's US airstrikes in #Iraq.

Pro-Iran Nujaba militia issued a statement calling on moving on from "Rightful resistance" to "Mandatory resistance" against US in Iraq. https://t.co/OLHA1Z5LWJ

 

[Rukarl]

General Siamand Mashhadani, one of the top IRGC commanders, was reportedly killed in last night's US airstrikes in #Iraq.

In your dreams

 

[Ahmad Bhutta]

Senior IRGC commander Nasser Shabani, a top general for 37 years with several years of service in war against Iraq, has died of #CoronaVirus https://t.co/PEzTdNHjM4


Irgc generals are dying left and right

In your dreams

https://southfront.org › irgc-general-...
IRGC General Reportedly Killed By US Strikes On Kata'ib Hezbollah In Iraq
8 hours ago · On March 13th, Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps General Siamand Mashhadani was reportedly killed by the .

 

[FuturePAF]

Instead of expensive marbles and Jewelry, Mughals should have imported printing machines and set up modern Universities which were long in full action during that time in Europe and Japan.

Palace building is a classic reason for decadent regimes to fall. Mughals did what they knew, and didn't think outside of the scope of their local politics, as it would be against their political culture. In a sense, the Mughals had to fall, and the centuries of humiliation to be fall the people of the region, to get their act together.

Senior IRGC commander Nasser Shabani, a top general for 37 years with several years of service in war against Iraq, has died of #CoronaVirus https://t.co/PEzTdNHjM4


Irgc generals are dying left and right


https://southfront.org › irgc-general-...
IRGC General Reportedly Killed By US Strikes On Kata'ib Hezbollah In Iraq
8 hours ago · On March 13th, Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps General Siamand Mashhadani was reportedly killed by the .

High ranking Military and Political leaders should be more careful, as they are at higher risk. Not only of contracting the disease, as they are generally older, but if this virus is being used as a cover to target them for assassination.

 

[Rukarl]

Senior IRGC commander Nasser Shabani, a top general for 37 years with several years of service in war against Iraq, has died of #CoronaVirus https://t.co/PEzTdNHjM4


Irgc generals are dying left and right


https://southfront.org › irgc-general-...
IRGC General Reportedly Killed By US Strikes On Kata'ib Hezbollah In Iraq
8 hours ago · On March 13th, Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps General Siamand Mashhadani was reportedly killed by the .

thats a twitter rumour

 

[PakFactor]

I agree, our culture has inherent failures. It is not geared towards industrial entrepreneurship. blocking new companies from challenging those that already have wealth and control over an industry (mercantilism) is what brought down the Ottoman empire, and it is what has kept us behind the likes of small European countries.

It may seem like an overwhelming task, but as the West and Asia age, our young technically trained population should be allowed to experiment and use our local market to develop products and services they can sell abroad. This is what will help us catch up.

An example would be new techniques to do modern agriculture, and if successful that farm should be allocated more resources to increase output. Productivity should be rewarded rather than connections.

Look at the population of Israel. A small population, but through business ventures and R&D (and politics), their economy is larger then ours.

Even the TV programs should move up the value added chain and be asked to produce products that can compete, within our religious and cultural limits, with K-Pop and Turkish media.

We need to re-orient to become a globally competitive society like the South Koreans and the Turks.

Exactly, a cultural reformation needs to take place.

I’ll go as far as saying what Kamal Ataturk did to revitalize a defeated civilization and bring it to the modern world needs to be implemented by the letter just take his ideas and put it over Pakistan.

 

[Ahmad Bhutta]

thats a twitter rumour

Taqqiya ?