Has Pakistan 'back stabbed' Arabs?

[wiseone2]

NO. Pakistan is not a mercenary state.

that is the message you like to send

 

[Daneshmand]

A self confident nation would never ask such a question of self. That is all I can say.

 

[Ceylal]

@Horus ,

Since you created the thread, why don't you tell us, as a student of war, like you love to claim, that the Arab defense is Pakistan responsibility, in a time where Pakistan armed forces can't even keep their mother country safe from being attacked by a homegrown terrorists funded by the ones you think Pakistan has stabbed in the back?

And what the is reason behind the thread being" FEATURED" ? Pakistan , thru the voice of her people has spoken clearly to be neutral in the Yemeni conflict....I don't think that you should coral pdf's , like they were brainless sheep in a need of guidance...
@WebMaster

 

[moisrar47]

Arabs are the ones who have back-stabbed Pakistan

 

[Ceylal]

Arabs are the ones who have back-stabbed Pakistan

Its in their DNA. Shouldn't be a surprise.

 

[moisrar47]

Its in their DNA. Shouldn't be a surprise.

It Isn't.

 

[ResurgentIran2]

Anything short of Pakistanis bending over, bowing down and kissing the feet of arabs, guzzling arab cum, will be considered by the GCC arabs as backstabbery.
They look at you with utter contempt. As slaves, cheap for sale.

This is how Pakistanis are treated in Qatar, a country they practically built

And now because Pakistan opted not to get itself in a quagmire in a far away country of no concern to Pakistan, and fight war on behalf of Arabs, then Pakistan is now backstabber? Is that what you think?
For God sake, have some fucking respect for yourselves. I can promise you that the Arabs do not.

 

[SBD-3]

After GCCs getting broad based support from Europe and UN. I don't think Pakistan's support would carry as much weight at this time as compared to earlier point of time. Especially after Iran offering to bring Hauties to table, I think we would end up pretty much irrelevant neither an ally, nor a broker.

 

[Daneshmand]

We now know the answer to this thread from the Arab perspective: Et tu, Pakistan?

 

[GBU-28]

I don't understand what connection Pakistan has to the Arabs and why it should in any way get involved in Arab affairs?

It's baffling.

Also Pakistan's stance on Israel. What has the Israel/Pal conflict got to do with Pakistan?

This is an Arab affair against Iranian hegemony.

 

[Daneshmand]

I don't understand what connection Pakistan has to the Arabs and why it should in any way get involved in Arab affairs?

It's baffling.

Also Pakistan's stance on Israel. What has the Israel/Pal conflict got to do with Pakistan?

This is an Arab affair against Iranian hegemony.

Well, it is Arabs who are crying for Pakistan to join them.

 

[Mughal-Prince]

Maybe pakistan needs to threaten to pull the nuclear umbrella away, however I highly doubt it, due to our commitment to haramain sharifain these Saudi and GCC morons need to grow some. With all their billions of spending on foreign weaponry what good is it? Or is it a case of wanting a slave or mercenary army, in that case they can shove it. They are shit scared of Iran for what reason I do not know......they know pakistani predicament we have a war of our own.....maybe we should send a division in turn they should send a division to tribal areas and take their Arab Al Qaeda fighters back, that's not an unreasonable demand is it?

The question arises in my mind is what we will get in return and I answer my self some more Wahhabi terrorists and funding to proliferate Salafi-Ism deep further inside in our country and spread hate among other sects we are no Salafis not even in nature we are Sufis as Islam has been spread in south Asia by Saints of whom shrines are spread all over south Asia.
So I would say kiss my azz goodbye to your favours and if they want any favour from us then it will be on our terms.

Its in their DNA. Shouldn't be a surprise.

You are wrong at that. Its our Arss Hole Leaders who took us to this position Arabs just exploit the opportunity to male us like wise but it backfired because that's not the way to handle a nation like us.

 

[Ceylal]

You are wrong at that. Its our Arss Hole Leaders who took us to this position Arabs just exploit the opportunity to male us like wise but it backfired because that's not the way to handle a nation like us.

That is not particular to Pakistan, it goes to every MENA government that is involved with them... These guys live and breath on the believe that Islam was a god given gift to them and every that Muslim and every Muslim nation should bow to their greatness...
Palestinians officials larvaes believed in them, and look what they did to the Palestinians...They promised Sadat a , financial aid during his war against Israel in 1973 that never arrived...and the list is long and wide on broken promises or deadly involvement in terror against Muslim countries..From Somalia to Iraq.

 

[OrionHunter]

And what has Saudi Arabia done for Pakistan?

Pakistan is paying a very heavy price for this relationship in the form of ongoing sectarianism, extremism, Talibanization of Pakistan and constant political chaos as they keep on supporting corrupt politicians of the state.

Throughout history Saudi Arabia’s main focus in their foreign policy was on the spread of Wahabism and containing of influence of Iran in Muslim world. They make huge donations from USA to developing states around the globe with one condition that they will be allowed to send their preachers and scholars to preach their Wahabist ideology. They provide funds for building mosques and research centers.

Wahabis are devoted believers of force or extremism in Islam. Madrassa system of Pakistan based on Wahabist ideology was completely funded by the Saudis. Young boys were taught glorified image of jihad and even were physically trained for the future purpose of jihad. Taliban were the direct outcome of this Madrassa system. They support and propagate Terrorism which is against the teachings of Holy Prophet (PBUH) who actually taught, peace and harmony.

Saudi Arabia funds extremist activities all around the globe especially Taliban in Pakistan. The former Director of CIA James Woolsey described Saudi Arabian Wahabism as "the soil in which Al-Qaeda and its sister terrorist organizations are flourishing." Until recently they themselves had to suffer extremist activities in their own state, they pulled back a bit but still all the global Saudi charities, which are headed by the Saudi cabinet ministers, are still actively fanning radicalism.

During 80s and 90s they funded many extremist organizations for instance Sipah-e-Sahaba Pakistan (SSP) which started propagating against the shiites in Pakistan. In response Iran funded Tehreek-e-Fiq-e-Jafariya. This interference not only paved the way for many more coming future extremist cells and groups but also gave rise to the Taliban regime (current disastrous turmoil of the state). That ongoing war between both states neither affected Iran nor Saudi Arabia but it destroyed the peace and social infrastructure of Pakistan.

Saudi Arabia, constantly supports the corrupt and dishonest politicians of Pakistan. Whenever there is a deadlock, the case is referred to the Saudis, as ultimate authority. Saudis are enjoying the status of puppet masters causing the worst political turmoil resulting in Pakistan to lose its prestige and honor in international platforms.

Saudi Arabia's Outrageous Interference in Pakistan - Pakistan Analysis

 

[abbasalai]

There are arguments floating in the Arab media about how Pakistan has 'back stabbed' the Arabs, let's take some lessons from history to understand what Pakistan has done for Arabs. This will help the readers understand if Pakistan which itself is in ICU has 'back stabbed' Arabs or its them who are apathetic to Pakistan's own security situation which has claimed over 80,000 Pakistanis killed so far.

• In 1969, Pakistani pilots participated in the Saudi offensive inside Yemen to target Houthi rebels, to subdue them and secure the southern border of Saudi Arabia.
  
  
• Pakistan began with help to the Royal Saudi Air Force to build and pilot its first jet fighters in the 1960s. Pakistani Air Force pilots flew RSAF Lightnings that repulsed a South Yemeni incursion into the kingdom’s southern border in 1969.
  
  
• Pakistan contributed fighter Pilots in two Arab Israeli wars.
  
  
• In the 1980s, Pakistan sent about 15,000 troops to secure Saudi Arabia from internal threats.
  
  
• Pakistani engineers also helped build fortifications along the southern Saudi border, in part to help counter Houthi rebels.
  
  
• Up until the First Gulf War, there was a detachment of thousands of Pakistani soldiers posted in Saudi Arabia.
  
  
• Pakistan’s experienced military helped train the undermanned and underprepared militaries of a number of fledgling Arab states.
  
  
• The former Pakistani President Zia-ul-Haq once even commanded a unit of troops in Jordan tasked with combating & crushing the Palestinian fighters during Operation Black September.
  
  
• Pakistan provided 700 military personal to Kuwait during its conflict with Iraq.
  
  
• Pakistan's training program for Arab forces is running from 1960s and continues till date and it spans all three services.
  
  
• Pakistan established a secret Ballistic Missile base in Saudi Arabia to defend it from foreign threats.
  
  
• Pakistan continues to assure Saudi Arabia's territorial integrity as a stated policy.
  
  Murky Saudi Relationship Leaves Pakistan Conflicted On Yemen Conflict : NPR
  
  Pakistan’s long history of fighting Saudi Arabia’s wars - The Washington Post

Is this an acceptable use of taxpayer money? PTI-PAT sit-ins: Govt ploughed Rs450m into media blitz - The Express Tribune