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My only question is where is Syria getting its soldiers after 9 years of war ?
In 2015 I read Syrian military was half strength
I think the alt righters get off on a lot of weird garbage. Some weird obsessions with Kurds and whoever their "ally-for-the-week" happens to be - today it's Assad, tomorrow it will be someone else. Your guess as good as mine.I merely commented on his picture, but you see these two obsessive posters have been tailing me for some time now. What I do not understand is what do Non-Muslims gain by taking sides in sectarian wars in Muslim countries?
I don't blame Iranians for supporting their government, actually I find it reasonable, but these Non-Muslims supporting Assad and Iranian proxies, they are parasites feeding off the blood of Muslims and relishing it.
Basically Alt-righters and Neoliberals alike view Assad as some kind of great killer and defeater of Muslims, as some kind of secular diety in the Middle East.
He is fine with that image and proliferates it as well, going so far as declaring the coup in Egypt as a defeat for Islam in the political realm. Yet Iran, whose whole identity is rightfully based on Islam as a political reality, support this atheist in sectarian garb.
In the end of the day, Iranians will come to their senses, I believe, when the illusion of extremist sectarians will vanish and they realize they have no choice but to live with their Sunni Muslim neighbors and brothers.
They are still better than total sellout Arab supremacist regimes of Gulf who sold their sovereignty to US and Israel.
We Pakistanis are very upset with Iranian actions in the last couple years with India and Kabul/NA fiefdoms, and it is this backstabbing tendency which Iran has with friendly Sunni nations like Turkey, Afghanistan, Azerbaijan, Bosnia, etc. Which has upset us.
This is not Iran Defence Forum, it is Pakistan Defence Forum.
Criticism of toxic Iranian policy has nothing to do with ordinary Shias. Not everyone who resists Assad and Iranian proxies in Syria is a "Salafist beheader, liver eater."
@OsmanAli98 Frankly disappointed in you.
You guys wish to stifle the right of people to criticize Assad and Iran by threatening others.
The whole Muslim world, including Pakistan, is upset with Iranian foreign policy. This regime promoted sectarian murderous proxies in Syria and Iraq, is keeping Afghanistan disunited via racial/sectarian politics, becoming an ally of anti-Muslim fascist regimes (India, Armenia, Serbia, and Russia,) and spreading sectarian war throughout our region.
Before anyone calls us sectarian Salafists, KSA is equally reprehensible, and I have been very vocal against their policies, probably more so than Iran. Ask Arab members here, most of them refer to me as a Shia apologist.
My brothers, I know sometimes we have disagreements but at the end of the day we all have the best interests of our country at heart and shouldn't let online opinions get between us.Why should there be disappointment this is a free exchange fourm unless you are troll I respect you as a fellow Pakistani brother despite disagreements on certain issues and policies it's a fourm don't make a big deal over it
This is explained by the paranoia of the mullahs. They defeat themselves mentally and frustrate potential friends in the process. This won't change sadly until the mullahs reform or leave. But I feel there's another issue - Persians have an arrogance similar to Arabs. They feel superior to Pakistanis on account of history, rather then present merits.We Pakistanis are very upset with Iranian actions in the last couple years with India and Kabul/NA fiefdoms, and it is this backstabbing tendency which Iran has with friendly Sunni nations like Turkey, Afghanistan, Azerbaijan, Bosnia, etc. Which has upset us.
I think the alt righters get off on a lot of weird garbage. Some weird obsessions with Kurds and whoever their "ally-for-the-week" happens to be - today it's Assad, tomorrow it will be someone else. Your guess as good as mine.
Well that because your people suffer from inferiority complex from Iranians, indians, Arabs and turks so it's hard for people don't look down at you.This is explained by the paranoia of the mullahs. They defeat themselves mentally and frustrate potential friends in the process. This won't change sadly until the mullahs reform or leave. But I feel there's another issue - Persians have an arrogance similar to Arabs. They feel superior to Pakistanis on account of history, rather then present merits.
My brothers, I know sometimes we have disagreements but at the end of the day we all have the best interests of our country at heart and shouldn't let online opinions get between us.
No one on this forum has any reason to doubt either of yours patriotism and love for Pakistan, certainly not me from my interaction with you both on this forum. Eventhough I know you guys became passionate for your respective stances I know that you will both reconcile because at the end of the day this is just one among many debates and arguments that happen on this public and anonymous forum among many forums on the internet.
Sometimes we have tunnel vision but forget how small our presence is in the world wide web but it's okay, let reconcile as brothers and move on In sha Allah. @Pan-Islamic-Pakistan @OsmanAli98
But I feel there's another issue - Persians have an arrogance similar to Arabs. They feel superior to Pakistanis on account of history, rather then present merits.
Well, I have gone through the entire thread and maybe mods have deleted some of the back and forth whatever the case may be, as a Muslim I will do my best to reconcile between my two brothers as this is what my religion has taught me.My friend, I appreciate your concern and comments.
We have different views and opinions, that is fine, but supporting members calling for my ban, supporting those personally attacking and tailing my every post to misrepresent my statements is too much.
I don't want to talk more on this topic. Jazak Allahu khair for your words.
Where did you get this idea from? Wow. Today must be your time of the month for going cabbage brained.Well that because your people suffer from inferiority complex from Iranians, indians, Arabs and turks so it's hard for people don't look down at you.
Even the afghans look down on you even though they are brown themselves but just because they are lighter and the same think with you Pakistanis against Indians and bengals the norther indians look down upon the southern indians who are darker.Where did you get this idea from? Wow. Today must be your time of the month for going cabbage brained.
Listen - we truly don't give a damn who you are, what colour you are, what your history is - if a people or nation or leader speaks up for our interests and in defence of our people, they will enjoy our friendship. Anyone who conspires with our foes will incur a penalty.
Iranians (not all, but definitely some, maybe even many) willingly conspire against Pakistan at least partly because of a sense of superiority over us "darkies". How do I know this? In England, plenty of these types troll the high streets pretending to be better than all the other immigrants from Asian countries. I will accept that any decently guided Iranian in terms of religiosity will not suffer from such arrogance because Islam
mitigates such racial thought....but certainly the non-religious Iranians I've run into don't know when to stop pretending to be self-styled colonial overlords of the inner cities.
Where did you get this idea from? Wow. Today must be your time of the month for going cabbage brained.
Listen - we truly don't give a damn who you are, what colour you are, what your history is - if a people or nation or leader speaks up for our interests and in defence of our people, they will enjoy our friendship. Anyone who conspires with our foes will incur a penalty.
Iranians (not all, but definitely some, maybe even many) willingly conspire against Pakistan at least partly because of a sense of superiority over us "darkies". How do I know this? In England, plenty of these types troll the high streets pretending to be better than all the other immigrants from Asian countries. I will accept that any decently guided Iranian in terms of religiosity will not suffer from such arrogance because Islam
mitigates such racial thought....but certainly the non-religious Iranians I've run into don't know when to stop pretending to be self-styled colonial overlords of the inner cities.
You didn't answer my question, why does Iran support India on Kashmir?
'Islamic' Republic of Iran. I wonder if any Iranians will comment on the above video, but they won't.
Gosh... I don't think I even care.Even the afghans look down on you even though they are brown themselves but just because they are lighter and the same think with you Pakistanis against Indians and bengals the norther indians look down upon the southern indians who are darker.
What a moron you are!
Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei expressed concerns over “oppression” and “bullying” of Muslims in Kashmir.
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sou...AxAB&usg=AOvVaw1lPwwVgqcByf-eSelxwnmz&cf=1
Tehran, Aug 11, IRNA – Iran's President Hassan Rouhani on Sunday called for diplomatic settlement of Kashmir issue, saying that Iran advocates restoration of rights of the Muslims living in other countries.
Rouhani said that he contacted Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan by phone during which he said that Pakistani government will spare no effort to re-establish peace and security in Kashmir.
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sou...WMAB6BAgCEAE&usg=AOvVaw1lUpeup-oqLS7mrVIEjny3
Look how everywhere in the world where there is a Muslim community, they receive a much harsher treatment compared with others. Kashmir is a contemporary example for this. Muslims there speak out their rights. Anyone who is informed of what Kashmir has gone through, knows what Muslims of Kashmir express is nothing but truth and justice. Those who silence them have an unjust cause. Those who attack them are the ones who are doing the wrong action. Sadly the world watches all this in cold blood.
~Ayatollah Khamenei, May 25, 1990
For the Islamic Republic of Iran, the issue of Kashmir is an issue of humanity and Islam since the Muslim people of this region are clearly subject to oppression and tyranny and we have always expressed to the government of India our abhorance towards what is being done to the Muslim people of Kashmir and we will continue to express the same feelings in various circles.
~Ayatollah Khamenei, September 11, 1994
We hope that the issue of Kashmir will also be solved in the best way which guarantees the rights and interests of the people living in this region so that they will be provided with peace and comfort.
~Ayatollah Khamenei, April 12, 2001
Gosh... I don't think I even care.
The point remains... Iran needs to sort itself out and fix its priorities in life. That would be good for the neighbourhood. Cheers.