Pakistan and Israel
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Well, we wouldn't fight terror with terror, that's for sure. Unless we get some kind of mad dictator, but hopefully that won't happen ever again.
No offense man, I know your a good guy and all but it's just your government and it's actions we do not like.
Thanks.
They were not punished for walking out, but for what they did after walking out.
Then work for peace and oppose Iran's arming of groups whose attacks just invite reprisals that lead to more hatred and killing...
I would not mind if we sale Lebanon some weapons , Just my opinion.
Might as well just give them to Iran and Syria.
Why would a Pakistani give a rats-*** about an Arab? Look at the way Arabs treat Pakistani workers. Look at the misery the Al Queda Arabs brought to Pakistan. Every barrel of oil from KSA comes with a wahabist nutjob. Pakistani lives have guarded Syria and still Guard KSA, but the nearest Arab to Pakistan's enemies is safely sitting in his desert sands.
The two nations that have stood by Pakistan the most have been China (Godless communists) and the USA (Christians and Jews). Why exactly would you care about any Arab?
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These Godless communists have stood by us no matter what, when even the USA (Christians & Jews) left us to rot.
USA (Christians & Jews) have never stood by us, it has always used us for its own purpose. When that purpose is achieved, they ditch as usual.
So those Godless communists are much better then the Christians & Jews.
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Call me Stupid, that Israelies thinking about Pakistans destruction.
And you missed the point, both have done more for Pakistan than the Arabs, so why a loyalty to a cause not yours? I am sure the Arabs would be as happy to kill your countrymen via Israeli weapons as they are to kill them via slavery brutality and bone crushing labor....
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Its not only an arab cause its also a muslim cause because of Masjid-e-alaqsa. That is why so many pakistanis react in such a way. Its a very emotional topic.
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Am not defending the arabs, I am countering your argument that US has stood by us, which it hasn't ever nor it will ever.
As for Arabs, its better i don't say anything but they are no different then the US & Jews.
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I wonder why you chose the name black blood... you use Nazi
way of speaking and drawing .... nothing new
poor man
blind... one side glasses .......
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Its wierd u come on the forum.Tell insult us by (feel arab) act like a israendian....When somebody shows u the darn mirror.......u shy away call him a nazi or a anti semite...
I have a relative who was a major in SS and served during ww2 and he disagrees with the hallocaust.
What would u call me?
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Well, we wouldn't fight terror with terror, that's for sure. Unless we get some kind of mad dictator, but hopefully that won't happen ever again.
No offense man, I know your a good guy and all but it's just your government and it's actions we do not like.
Thanks.
No hard feeling but isn't it much easy to see everything from where you are living
ever been to Israel? or Pakistan ....... teror is ugly
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if pope banedict can be a nazi then whats so wrong with me guys
The black blooded anti semetic nazi.
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First Pakistan, Then support any other country... None of Arab country is helping Pakistan when there was war between India and Pakistan and even now...we had to take loan from World Bank to save our economy and country... Are they giving us any support or cheap oil.. we have too many problem in Pakistan we should try fixing them first then start helping others and we should not make new problems by giving statement like hitting Israel and others... when the time comes we would deal with every enemy of Pakistan assertively.
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