Six countries support India in rejecting OHCHR report on Kashmir

[Indus Priest King]

Not one single country supported the OHCHR or Pakistan and 6 countries even joined in on rejecting the report. Tells us a lot about Pakistan's diplomatic clout.

What kind of mental gymnastics is that? By your logic, if all 192 UN member states were against the report, they'd join your superpowers Bhutan, Afghanistan, Mauritius, Belarus, Cuba and Venezuela.

Your foreign affairs is a disaster. Circle jerking yourself off to your own media reports (most of which are state funded/influenced....thank you Cobrapost) doesn't really prove much.

I did not bring up Kargil and 1971. I simply said Pakistan has been trying to take Kashmir for 70 years but has failed to take any territory, which is a fact. That was in response to something Gumnum said. He then started talking about Kargil. The Kargil stuff had actually died down until you revived it.
I agree my post about Mustung was insensitive, and I am genuinely sorry if I offended anyone. Oscar already warned me. The reason I brought it up was in response to a claim India is more unstable than Pakistan, which is not true.
As for your last point, I simply stated that Mumbai and GUjarat happened decades ago, compared to Mustung which happened weeks ago. It was you who brought up Mumbai and Gujarat in the first place.

LOLOLOL do you even know what Pakistan's official stand on Kashmir is? You Daysu kala Indians are beyond mental...you come up with your own conspiracy theories and then repeat it to much that you actually start believing it.

Pakistan has never once stated that Kashmir is part of Pakistan. They've maintained from day one that Kashmir is disputed territory and that a plebiscite will determine its future.

It's Indian which insists of "Jammu and Kashmir is an integral part of India". I'd like to see you try take Skardu and Gilgit...lest we forget, it was the Gilgit Scouts that whopped your Ghansara Singh's arse and forced his Indian troops to surrender on 1 November 1947...called Gilgit Baltistan's Independence Day.

It's not us which wants Kashmir, its you Dasyus who want it.

I mean honestly...I'm not trying to be mean...but look at the faces of Kashmiris, and then look at you...and then look at Pakistanis. Do you really fucking think Kashmir belongs to you? Paanchoda apni shakal veyk...

 

[Cobra Arbok]

What kind of mental gymnastics is that? By your logic, if all 192 UN member states were against the report, they'd join your superpowers Bhutan, Afghanistan, Mauritius, Belarus, Cuba and Venezuela.

Your foreign affairs is a disaster. Circle jerking yourself off to your own media reports (most of which are state funded/influenced....thank you Cobrapost) doesn't really prove much.



LOLOLOL do you even know what Pakistan's official stand on Kashmir is? You Daysu kala Indians are beyond mental...you come up with your own conspiracy theories and then repeat it to much that you actually start believing it.

Pakistan has never once stated that Kashmir is part of Pakistan. They've maintained from day one that Kashmir is disputed territory and that a plebiscite will determine its future.

It's Indian which insists of "Jammu and Kashmir is an integral part of India". I'd like to see you try take Skardu and Gilgit...lest we forget, it was the Gilgit Scouts that whopped your Ghansara Singh's arse and forced his Indian troops to surrender on 1 November 1947...called Gilgit Baltistan's Independence Day.

It's not us which wants Kashmir, its you Dasyus who want it.

I mean honestly...I'm not trying to be mean...but look at the faces of Kashmiris, and then look at you...and then look at Pakistanis. Do you really fucking think Kashmir belongs to you? Paanchoda apni shakal veyk...

You defeated the independent Dogra State, not India. You would have taken Srinagar if it was not for the Indian Army. Anyway, India is not going to try and take "back" Azad Kashmir because it simply is not feasible in this day and age. Rather, India is going to maintain the status quo because the status quo benefits India.

As for that last part of your post, I decided to give it a try.

Kashmiri people:

Pakistani people:

Indian People