US to Pak: Can get back to work after Davis freed

[Nair saab]

PlZZ freinds dont try to justify that if Iran can face restriction y cant pakistan...ur wrong Iran from the first day after revolution stood against US policies...they had nothing to loose but Oil to sell...but in case of pakistan from the first day of ur birth u where either dependent on US or the saudis...as u see both cant be trusted...now at a time when ur whole economy is running on US aid u cant dictate terms to them...u have only 1 way out just listen to them...until u make a economy which is self dependent & needs no US bail outs u cant say them no...without aid ur counter insergency operation will be stopped & at one time the Taliban will grow strong then u... & ultimately will lead to a dooms day for pakistan...

 

[Nair saab]

India had to return back warren anderson cozz we didnt have strong economy then...but now there is no country in the world which can dictate terms to us...cozz we made a self dependent economy not by selling our natural resources but by our human resources which is our non exhastable resource & our only asset...make one of ur own until that u dont have much options left...

 

[53fd]

we didnt have strong economy then...but now there is no country in the world which can dictate terms to us...cozz we made a self dependent economy

No disrespect here, you certainly have a much stronger economy now than you had in the past, but India is still the highest recipient of foreign aid out of all developing countries in the world. It was the US that dictated terms to India after 26/11 in the actions it wanted to take against Pakistan. India and Pakistan are still the slaves of the US.

 

[DV RULES]

US presence in region problematic so we don't need extra relations with US but just a normal relations.

We discussed it many times in different threads that US relations for Pakistan just like poison & Pakistan already left weak in his own boundaries with taking dozes of this type of relations.

Some of our military generals are addicted by US equipments. Everybody likes easy way.

We use to look at US who has no concern with our security & progress. So why we should not minimize their influence in our politics, military & regional issues?

What kind of justice they showed in Davis case, not enough for Pakistan what in actual US think for us?

 

[pmukherjee]

those students were asked to use their lawyers and get away with this ankles. But they like went with other option which saves money that was ANKLE GPS device . Everything was done according to the LAW process, it's not such a big deal...

Yes of course. Penniless and jobless students were asked to hire expensive blood sucking American lawyers which even most Americans can't afford. When they couldn't do this, out came the cattle trackers. Of course it is not such a big deal. A very strange response from a person claiming to be an Indian.

 

[pmukherjee]

I wish India had stood up to the US, & resisted in the release of Warren Anderson for his role in the Bhopal Disaster. I wish India in the future stands up to bullies who wish their criminals to be bailed out. The families of all the innocent victims in the Bhopal incident were never given justice. Raymond Davis & Warren Anderson are equally despicable in my eyes, and Indians should not rejoice if Pakistan releases Raymond Davis. It has resisted well till now, but it will be a sad day in Pakistan's history if it decides to release Raymond Davis, especially after his covert operations in Pakistan have been exposed.

Totally endorse your views. Nothing more needs to be said.

 

[pmukherjee]

Venezuela took a strong stance against USA, they've got nothing to worry about. An American inspired coup against Chavez also failed miserably.

Iran is still standing after all those threats.

Our fault was to lay down and let the US walk all over us. It can not do anything if we stand up for our own interests.

Ahhhh yes, you do make a valid point there but the examples you chose are not exactly right for our countries to emulate. I wouldn't like a Hugo Chavez or an Ayatollah ruling India.

 

[RazorMC]

Ahhhh yes, you do make a valid point there but the examples you chose are not exactly right for our countries to emulate. I wouldn't like a Hugo Chavez or an Ayatollah ruling India.

LOL... They are a bit too anti-US. All I want to see is good relations, not slavery.
I was pointing out the resolve and determination showed by their citizens. Their leaders are nothing without it.