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lol..you guys are gone anyways. part of ussr or part of talban?I dont know about you..
But the "Jihad" did save Pakistan from becoming Part of USSR..
You youngsters can only come up with dumb brain farts fed to you by western media...
If you've got enough evidence - Take Pakistan to the ICJ and justify your aspersions !
I dont know about you..
But the "Jihad" did save Pakistan from becoming Part of USSR..
You youngsters can only come up with dumb brain farts fed to you by western media...
jhagra karne aye hai justify thori karne aye hai
Chaal woh chooor bataa ke yeh moustache ka kiya scene hai ? Pehli purrri ugaaa tou lei...phir rakhnaaa !
See the problem is once the Soviet Union withdrew from Afghanistan, the whole Jihad concept should have ended.
But what ended up happening is that Jihad became part and parcel of Pakistani Mosque Sermons and Madrassas.
And Pakistani Genreals foolishly believed that what they did in Afghanistan, they can emulate in Kashmir. And thus they augmented Kashmiri militants with Afghan fighters in hoping to bleed India the way they did Soviet Union. But it didn't work.
Then Pakistan lost control of these Jihadists and they started harboring foreign terrorists like al Qaeda and then they did 9/11 which caused USA to bomb them and it drove them into Pakistan's tribal areas.
Thats where they decided to bring about a Wahhabi Islamic State in Pakistan.
What you did is respond in the usual troll language of "Brain farts" "dumb" "western media" as a typical troll does when he is confronted by facts and runs behind such lingo to hide.
I dont know about you..
But the "Jihad" did save Pakistan from becoming Part of USSR..
You youngsters can only come up with dumb brain farts fed to you by western media...
That's not an option. The ICJ has generally refrained from hearing contentious cases that are political in nature, due in part to its lack of enforcement mechanism and its lack of compulsory jurisdiction. The Court does not have jurisdiction to hear cases involving the use of force which includes terror related issues.If you've got enough evidence - Take Pakistan to the ICJ and justify your aspersions !
That's not an option. The ICJ has generally refrained from hearing contentious cases that are political in nature, due in part to its lack of enforcement mechanism and its lack of compulsory jurisdiction. The Court does not have jurisdiction to hear cases involving the use of force which includes terror related issues.
Anyway, thanks foe the advise!
It doesn't matter whether it is enforced or not ! It would simply lead credence to the aspersions which currently are, in our opinion, neither substantiated nor admissible to court. In the '99 Atlantique incident Pakistan took India to court where India argued that the ICJ had no jurisdiction to hear such cases; as it so happens Pakistan has never maintained such a stance, we took you guys over Kashmir and then on this incident recognizing their jurisdiction ! Which is to say if India were to take this step there are enough voices in Pakistan to suggest that we will respect the court's jurisdiction and present our counter-case !
Or you could always go to the ICC and charge the ISI or the named Government Personnel from Pakistan under 'crimes against humanity' or 'war-crimes' or whatever the relevant legal filing ought to be !
The point is let the evidence be examined by an impartial panel of jurists who determine whether Pakistan is to blame or not instead of releasing these snippets of information to the media and then doing a victory dance !
I dont know about you..
But the "Jihad" did save Pakistan from becoming Part of USSR..
You youngsters can only come up with dumb brain farts fed to you by western media...
Somehow it sounds lame, how will ICJ probe your intelligence agency?? Evidence can be rubbished by ISI, who is it answerable to?
Why would it need to probe our intelligence agency ? You've got all the evidence...haven't you ? Present it to a panel of impartial jurists and let them decide whether that evidence implicates us or not !