araz
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I dont think we need to be so myopic in our vision. The GCC and the house of Saud look to the preservation of their own countries just like everyone else. They deal with the US knowing fully well how unreliable it is as it provides them with armaments. However they remain vary of US support for Israel and its consequent double standards. Their dealings retain the flavour of dealings of the arabs from the old, utilizing what they have to attain a certain influence. They never had and will never have the strength to deal with the west and US on equal terms due to their governance issues and the disfavour it incites in the developed world and their relative size and population. So their proboems are very specific and their forays into Pakistan previouslyhave not resulted in a favourable response as we had nothing to offer. Now we are progressing they will be looking towards us as well. How they respond depends on how honsstly we can deal with them and how profitable the venture is.not a single saudi soldier sent or a single refugee taken in yet you hold these royals and their clergy in high regard, oh the irony. I've seen you call the saudi user al-hasani brother who racially abuses pakistanis on here...talk about inferiority your complex. Let the incompetent Gulf who sold there dignity to USA sort their own troubles. Not a single Pakistani soldier should fight for a prince who buys half a billion dollar boat or can't even offer his mercenaries a decent burial in Syria. This has nothing to do with Pakistan who should always focus on India considering man shortage.
Their dealings with India have the samefootprint except that Indians and Bangladesh provide them cheaper and more docile population unlike the Pakistnis who demand a fair price but also work harder.So the love affair with India is business as usual and to be fair India offers them a lot more than what todays Pakistan could.
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