First of All Hyundai Pakistan is a Pakistani Company set up by a Local Business Group other then Name as they have acquired the franchise, under which they are making cars from Hyundai iit has nothing to do with Hyundai.
Indian can make as much noise they want, local group does not give a sdhit to the sensitivities of India.
Now coming back to the your post.
I would advise you to read the history of Pakistan and China relations, you might not be aware
- When the the relation of India and China were at peak and Indian & China both used to raise slogans of Hind-Chini Bhai Bhai (India and China are brothers) in whole of the South Asia and world stage.
Pakistan maintained close relations with China even at that time. There was NO COMMON ENEMY AT THAT TIME.
- Not only this US asked Pakistan to provide base for the spying activity against China which Pakistan denied, keep in mind at that time strategic relations of Pakistan with China were non-existence.
- When US was fighting war in Vietnam and China was supporting North Vietnam, US repeatedly asked Pakistan to provide troops for the deployment in Vietnam we even at the time when we had very close relations with the US (might be at the same level as we now have with China) denied to participate in Vietnam war.
Keep in mind we were part of SETO and CENTO
- The foundation of Pakistan and China relationship from day one was built upon grounds of respect for each other Territorial Integrity and non-Interference in internal matter, and leadership of both the countries throughout history respected these basic principles.
These were the events of distant past, but I know some other incidents from recent history (after the start of WOT) where we helped China officially and unofficially (both ways).
Please also remind him that after America imposed sanctions on Pakistan at the start of 1965 war with India, they continue till 1982, one of the prominent reasons at least into the 70s was that American had asked Pakistan to downgrade it's relations with China, but Pakistan refused.
From the 70s, the nuclear program among other issues were the result of why they continued, but the initial main reason was relations with China, even after the war had ended.
America also forced Japan to stop or change a flight schedule with Pakistan, because it included a stopover in China, the first non communist nation to have direct flights with China was Pakistan.
@Beast
You just rejected a man and his ideas and you don't have counter argument and you want me to take you seriously ?
Please bother someone else, now you are acting like a troll.
You gave a rude reply to my post. I replied with an invitation for a discussion and again you are giving me silly empty replies.
From a senior member, I expect a better approach.
If you so strongly believe in what he said, then argue your point. I gave a decent reply to your rude post but please don't turn this into a childish discussion.
I am not here to spoon feed anyone, if anyone has any objections I am happy to enter into a discussion.
Now, discuss, or go bother someone else.
