Gen. Chuck Yeager Schoooling an Indian about 1971 war

[arjunk]

I was going through his tweets and found this beauty (see full thread):

https://twitter.com/x/status/978120462864670721

https://twitter.com/x/status/1112734328126164995

https://twitter.com/x/status/1113924437198426113

(Mods may move this to history if needed, I was unsure about which section this belonged to)

 

[Oracle]

We lost 1971war
We lost land

Those responsible for this act... One became father of democracy.. Other was army general

You can argue on Indian involvement etc
But you can't argue on mujeeb winning elections and Pakistan army and ppp denied giving him power. ( don't argue either on what Pakistan army has to do with election)

Please tell me if his tweet or your tweet will bring that land back?

 

[Nadeem Ganjum]

We lost 1971war
We lost land

Those responsible for this act... One became father of democracy.. Other was army general

You can argue on Indian involvement etc
But you can't argue on mujeeb winning elections and Pakistan army and ppp denied giving him power. ( don't argue either on what Pakistan army has to do with election)

Please tell me if his tweet or your tweet will bring that land back?

I agree, 71 was a defeat despite us giving them a bloody nose. We still lost and they still brag about it.

 

[arjunk]

We lost 1971war
We lost land

Those responsible for this act... One became father of democracy.. Other was army general

You can argue on Indian involvement etc
But you can't argue on mujeeb winning elections and Pakistan army and ppp denied giving him power. ( don't argue either on what Pakistan army has to do with election)

Please tell me if his tweet or your tweet will bring that land back?

That territory was never meant to be, and never should've been Pakistani to begin with. 'PAKISTAN' doesn't have a B for Bengal because it was never meant to be Pakistani. It was 2000km away and its breakaway was imminent. While I do agree it could've been done in a less bloody manner, nothing could've stopped this.

Also, Pakistan annexed Chamb after the war. One could argue Bangladeshi-Indian forces won in the civil war, while the war against (West) Pakistan was more of a stalemate considering India captured no land significant value, much less retained it. Indians did not dictate to us the terms of the peace treaty, or they'd have taken all of Kashmir, Bangladesh, and much more. It was the Bangladeshis in the east dictating the terms while it was the same old story in the west where both sides have to accept each other's demands.

 

[Itachi]

I agree, 71 was a defeat despite us giving them a bloody nose. We still lost and they still brag about it.

That's their only clear win...

They haven't won anything else. Only lost most of the time. So you bet they'll brag like hanumans and I mean literally.

 

[Nasr]

1971 was the best example of when a Muslim nation looses sight of what is Imaan. As Muslims, it isn't nationalism which gives us unity or power. Rather it is Imaan, and Imaan comes from the Holy Qur'an and standing firm on the exemplary life of our beloved Prophet Muhammad Alaihi Salaat-u-Wassalam.

For Bangladesh, I have the same message, as I have for my fellow countrymen (Pakistanis). Preserve your Imaan through the Qur'an and Sunnah.

Pakistanis and Bangladeshis, respect one another as Muslims, and be sure that you are Ummati of Nabi Muhammad Alaihi Salaat-u-Wassalam. No egos, no arrogance, no bickering. Respect your fellow Muslim and stand firm in preserving your Imaan.

 

[Michael Corleone]

That territory was never meant to be, and never should've been Pakistani to begin with. 'PAKISTAN' doesn't have a B for Bengal because it was never meant to be Pakistani. It was 2000km away and its breakaway was imminent. While I do agree it could've been done in a less bloody manner, nothing could've stopped this.

Also, Pakistan annexed Chamb after the war. One could argue Bangladeshi-Indian forces won in the civil war, while the war against (West) Pakistan was more of a stalemate considering India captured no land significant value, much less retained it. Indians did not dictate to us the terms of the peace treaty, or they'd have taken all of Kashmir, Bangladesh, and much more. It was the Bangladeshis in the east dictating the terms while it was the same old story in the west where both sides have to accept each other's demands.

But without us bengalis the idea of Pakistan wouldn’t become reality. Y’all would have had some other name for your country

 

[Aspen]

But without us bengalis the idea of Pakistan wouldn’t become reality. Y’all would have had some other name for your country

Quaid-e-Azam was born in Karachi and died in Karachi. Allama Iqbal was a renowned Lahori. West Pakistan is the true Pakistan.

 

[Irfan Baloch]

I was going through his tweets and found this beauty (see full thread):

https://twitter.com/x/status/978120462864670721

https://twitter.com/x/status/1112734328126164995

https://twitter.com/x/status/1113924437198426113

(Mods may move this to history if needed, I was unsure about which section this belonged to)

bless him
he didnt have to fight for our corner for all these years but he did.
rest in peace

 

[Michael Corleone]

Quaid-e-Azam was born in Karachi and died in Karachi. Allama Iqbal was a renowned Lahori. West Pakistan is the true Pakistan.

Yet the lahore declaration was written by a Bengali, the party was founded in Dacca
West Pakistan was the true Pakistan? That’s why they lost half their territory

 

[Irfan Baloch]

But without us bengalis the idea of Pakistan wouldn’t become reality. Y’all would have had some other name for your country

I know it is a treason in Bangladesh to have pro Pakistan sentiments and despite the agreement and treaty many Bangladeshis faced judicial murder (as per Amnesty international) in recent years on the charges of so called war crimes but what is done is done.

all I can say is

May you live happily and prosper and achieve all the successes your country deserves.
best wishes and prayers from Pakistan to your country.

 

[DalalErMaNodi]

Quaid-e-Azam was born in Karachi and died in Karachi. Allama Iqbal was a renowned Lahori. West Pakistan is the true Pakistan.

And they're nobodies to us Bengalis.



We have our own figures who exceeded them in both temperament and dedication so it's all really inconsequential.




We wanted a Brahmin free Muslim Bengal and we shook the sub continent in 1905...
47 what ??? Irrelevant.

 

[Michael Corleone]

I know it is a treason in Bangladesh to have pro Pakistan sentiments and despite the agreement and treaty many Bangladeshis faced judicial murder (as per Amnesty international) in recent years on the charges of so called war crimes but what is done is done.

all I can say is

May you live happily and prosper and achieve all the successes your country deserves.
best wishes and prayers from Pakistan to your country.

Agreed, same wishes

 

[DalalErMaNodi]

I know it is a treason in Bangladesh to have pro Pakistan sentiments and despite the agreement and treaty many Bangladeshis faced judicial murder (as per Amnesty international) in recent years on the charges of so called war crimes but what is done is done.

all I can say is

May you live happily and prosper and achieve all the successes your country deserves.
best wishes and prayers from Pakistan to your country.

You mean the hangings ? Well, we'd rather do that than foster an insurgency, look at what the R&AW funded rats in Balochistan are doing to the security situation of your country.



Our approach is more pragmatic and effective.




And let's not talk about amnesty international, this is South Asia, Human rights are non existent.



Still Bangladesh fares better than both Pakistan and India, when it comes to ensuring equal human rights for all, so your quoting of AI is beyond baffling.


Rarely does amnesty international have anything good to say about any non white country.

 

[masterchief_mirza]

I was going through his tweets and found this beauty (see full thread):

https://twitter.com/x/status/978120462864670721

https://twitter.com/x/status/1112734328126164995

https://twitter.com/x/status/1113924437198426113

(Mods may move this to history if needed, I was unsure about which section this belonged to)

It's frankly disappointing that Indian Twitter users largely have ZERO sense of shame for even daring to argue with a man of such calibre and pedigree.