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Dedicated to General Hameed Gul: Man of Honor

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I don't know what to say. But he definitely destroyed couple of afgani and pakistani generations. The thing is you don't trained your own people to fight proxy wars. India and other nations have never created militants out of their own population.
 
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Oh don't say that, some posters here will declare you too an equal of Abu Jahal or Osama because you are going to attend his funeral
I like that man from the core of my heart, and i wont care about others

& I respectfully dis agree with Gen Zia being Hero.
It depends, how you see the glass as half emty or half filled ,In 80's we're at the state of war with Soviets, so naturally our econoimic expansion do have constraints...which was the bone of contention of all Evils
 
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May Allah bless him with Jannat ul firdous.

Some intellectual midgets we have on this forum are bashing the guy for decisions he took while in office. It is very easy to utter incoherent gibberish on an anonymous internet forum, but when faced with real-life decisions that could have, quite literally, ended our very existence--Hameed Gul was decisive, brave, and did what he thought was best for Pakistan. It is very easy to criticize somebody in hindsight...but when you are actually dealing with a war involving super powers, your enemies, and your allies--and the very future of your country is at stake--you have to make some decisions that are not "perfect."

Hamid Gul was more patriotic than all of these midgets combined. He gave more to Pakistan than all of these midgets combined. And he commands more respect amongst Pakistanis than all of these midgets-yet-wanna be intellectuals.

Blaming entire post-soviet fiasco in Afghanistan solely on Gen. Hameed Gul shows the intellectual caliber of midgets we have. Hameed Gul wanted to deweaponize the mujahiddeen factions in Afghanistan after the soviets left. However, a particular superpower did not allow that and had Gen. Gul removed from ISI and the Army within 1.5 years of his de-weaponization proposal. And what followed is history.

Disagreements are a right. However, the standards of civility must be followed.

I'm truly saddened by General sahab's death. A respected man who truly believed in his cause and loved his nation through and through.

Some men rise to the top and serve their nations, while others are "analysts" and "Senior Mods" on an anonymous, irrelevant internet forum and bash the men with real-life accomplishments. :)

@Icarus @Xeric and other active-duty officers of Pakistan Army might be able to explain his legacy better though (both in negative and positive way, I might add).
 
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So what if this piece of shit is dead? people die every second, next you will say I should feel sorry for or respect the deaths of Hitler or Bin Laden!

Such lying conspiracy folk are very dangerous! claiming Jews did 9/11 and Hindus did the Peshawar attack makes my stomach churn. All I can say is the irony is he died today of all days but hey I am drinking my fave beer from Kenya as a salute to one less scumbag in this world.

At least he died a natural death , unlike getting pumped by her own.

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