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A little moronic. First solve Kashmir first then we can do trade.
May be it is the other way around. Enough trade and Kashmir issue will resolve itself.
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A little moronic. First solve Kashmir first then we can do trade.
Not possible and a wrong analysis as well.May be it is the other way around. Enough trade and Kashmir issue will resolve itself.
I concur with you.Then they will all die natural deaths waiting, or unnatural if they seek to get something which was never there's to begin with.
We don't believe in negotiations over occupied Kashmir you should know that.
No f*cking trade not now or ever.
He speaks for himself and can go over and buy and sell stuff.
May be it is the other way around. Enough trade and Kashmir issue will resolve itself.
Not possible and a wrong analysis as well.
How will doing trade with India solve the Kashmir dispute.
First solve the Kashmir dispute, then we can talk.
Until then we are enemies with Republic of India.
I concur with you.
Why should we trade with India, which is our enemy.
Pakistan first.
There are other ways to outmaneuver Republic of India.
Yes because the population is totally free LOL
Kashmir | Human Rights Watch
www.hrw.orgU.S. monitoring rise in rights abuses in India, Blinken says
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken said the United States was monitoring what he described as a rise in human rights abuses in India by some officials, in a rare direct rebuke by Washington of the Asian nation's rights record.www.reuters.comHuman rights abuses in Kashmir - Wikipedia
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Now speaking of terrorism, why would Pakistan ever stop supporting seperatists when India is openly funding racial supremacists and child killers from the BLA and TTP? Or is this another case of do as I say, not as I do.
You just proved exactly why it is political suicide in your own post. Even the most anti-Pakistan person in so called "P0K" would rather favour independence or death in that order before joining India. Whoever negotiates for India would be forced to give up the Kashmir valley at the very least, which as I said is impossible for small minded fascists to ever accept.
Then they will all die natural deaths waiting, or unnatural if they seek to get something which was never there's to begin with.
We don't believe in negotiations over occupied Kashmir you should know that.
Absolutely, India will have to renounce terrorism and comply, that's the 1st step.
What about medicines coming from india ?That is also the position of Imran Khan supporters.
Not a single Indian grain of rice should enter Pakistani borders as long as Indian army is killing Kashmiri freedom fighters.
Absolutely, India will have to renounce terrorism and comply, that's the 1st step.
Which business ?It will only benefit sharif family businesses in India.
it takes 2 to tango1st step for what ?
We are NOT seeking to talk or negotiate.
Sajjan Jindal, has business ties with Sharif’s family as his company in business dealings with the Ittefaq Group of Industries, a Pakistani integrated steel producer with major operations in Punjab, which was founded by industrialist Muhammad Sharif, father of Nawaz Sharif.Which business ?
it takes 2 to tango
Regardless, India will have to renounce terrorism and comply.Again , WHO is seeking a Tango ?
Definitely NOT India.
Consistently stupid
Terrorise the local population and then when they rise up you blame all your problems on external factors. I mean its clear to everyone that Pakistan is in the moral right on the Kashmir issue, and the only one actually willing to push through on peace.
Indians can never negotiate on Kashmir because it would a) be political suicide for whichever party does so b) shatter their dream of Indian hegemony (i.e. Akand Bharat) c) destroy their only unifying factor as a country in making Pakistanis their enemy.