Terrorists demanded safe path to Afghanistan and then SSG commandos safely sent them to Jahanum ( Bannu Cantt Siege story)

[White privilege]

And qisas from underage kids. Who are you (they) trying to fool?

He's a bot, would be banned soon. @Kompromat @waz

 

[Irfan Baloch]

This guy is a terrorist sympathiser and he uses some flawed logic that makes no sense.

@Irfan Baloch @LeGenD


Pakistan needs to learn from Turkey.

Turkey acts like a true power with balls.

Pakistan acts like an effeminate pathetic cuck. It's this mindset that needs to change.

Too many Sharifs and Bhuttos and Zardaris have fried people's brains

read this and comment of it

Why the TTP is undefeatable

The mother of all questions is never asked – why should Pakistan fight the TTP?

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[TheSolution]

read this and comment of it

Why the TTP is undefeatable

The mother of all questions is never asked – why should Pakistan fight the TTP?

www.dawn.com

I've touched on this before in other threads - how there is natural sentiment which exists allowing the insurgency to continue.

These "faultlines" which exist in our society that can be exploited into insurgencies must be addressed. Through mass education is one of the solutions.

One member suggested having laws more closer to Islamic laws even if not 100% accurate - after all it is an Islamic Republic and would greatly decrease the dissatisfaction.

The border family problem should be fixed by issuing Afghan ID cards for entry into Pakistan for family members, and there should be a proper border system in place with security checks. (I know there's something similar at the moment). There could even be a safe transport system like say a railway that enters into Pakistan.

Facilities that people cross-over for should be much closer to the border, things like hospitals, markets, etc. So they don't need to travel too far into Pakistan.

But the fence cannot be removed like he suggests, that would be a significant disaster as Afghanistan is completely unreliable and would use that to their advantage. It just needs to be fortified with maximum surveillance & security but have easy methods to cross over for family.

Ironically Turkey actually faces the same issue ideologically if you look into their Kurdish problem. Not much difference.

 

[villageidiot]

i never like to see dead cats and dogs on roadside sir
but dead terrorists are something else

That's because the dead cats and dogs didn't deserve what they got. Dead terrorists chose the hand they were dealt. simple as that.

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They executed hostages but lied saying they'd negotiate their release to lure more soldiers in whose primary concern is rescuing hostages and uses less lethal force, therefore increasing casualties

@RescueRanger, sir, I believe this is a question you might have faced. What is the ethical view, on @Bleek 's point that SSG are more valuable than the cops that were held hostage and seeing as things panned out, the Ts were hoping to maximize SSG casualties by making them believe the hostages were alive.

Personally, I believe while those cops were hostages (due to their own fault btw), they weren't civilian, but govt assets just like SSG, who are far more valuable, I believe the cost of the operation in terms of SSG lives is something that should be taken into consideration as well.