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History is History. It does not reflect the past nor it reflects the future. This 'superiority' is just in your head if present is of any value to you.

You can start a thread about racial superiority and have Pakistanis tell you how much its worth. I will willingly participate.

History is made of achiements, guts, glory, attitude , determination and absolute beleif.

You don't see swamp dwellers in much of history, but you see a man called Bakhtiyar Khilji who possessed the above and had his name place in history his legend forever in the heart of Khilji people.
 
History is made of achiements, guts, glory, attitude , determination and absolute beleif.

You don't see swamp dwellers in much of history, but you see a man called Bakhtiyar Khilji who possessed the above and had his name place in history his legend forever in the heart of Khilji people.

Ikhtiyar al-Dīn Muḥammad Khalji left the town of Devkot in 1206 to attack Tibet, leaving Ali Mardan Khalji in Ghoraghat Upazila to watch the eastern frontier from his headquarters at Barisal. Khalji forces suffered a disastrous defeat in the hands of Assamese King Prithu in Assam during Tibetan expedition. The entire army of Bakhtiyar Khalji was defeated by Tibetan forces, which forced him to retreat. His forces were then destroyed by King Vishwasundar Dev alias King Prithu Dev the descendant of King Vaidya Dev. Khalji then returned to Devkot with about one hundred surviving soldiers. Upon Ikhtiyar Khalji's return while he was lying ill at Devkot, he was assassinated by Ali Mardan.
 
Ikhtiyar al-Dīn Muḥammad Khalji left the town of Devkot in 1206 to attack Tibet, leaving Ali Mardan Khalji in Ghoraghat Upazila to watch the eastern frontier from his headquarters at Barisal. Khalji forces suffered a disastrous defeat in the hands of Assamese King Prithu in Assam during Tibetan expedition. The entire army of Bakhtiyar Khalji was defeated by Tibetan forces, which forced him to retreat. His forces were then destroyed by King Vishwasundar Dev alias King Prithu Dev the descendant of King Vaidya Dev. Khalji then returned to Devkot with about one hundred surviving soldiers. Upon Ikhtiyar Khalji's return while he was lying ill at Devkot, he was assassinated by Ali Mardan.

Now that shows you clear ambition of the man, thousand of miles away from home but his desire and hunger to conquer which is not a trait of swamp dwellers.

You say you are same people as us, firstly genetics, looks, appearance say otherwise, even the blind man will see the difference and disagree with you.

Dark is not the problem, look at Africans, Caribbean people they are dark but gorgeous, you guys are just plain ugly.
 
Now that shows you clear ambition of the man, thousand of miles away from home but his desire and hunger to conquer which is not a trait of swamp dwellers.

You say you are same people as us, firstly genetics, looks, appearance say otherwise, even the blind man will see the difference and disagree with you.

Dark is not the problem, look at Africans, Caribbean people they are dark but gorgeous, you guys are just plain ugly.

Even Neanderthals had the same ambition. It is not ascertained by race as i see.

By the way the strange irony in all of this is just like you, Indian and Bangladeshis speak of their own respective ''achievements''. So once again how are you superior to them?
 
Pakistanis living in one part of Pakistan usually never visit another part of Pakistan in their entire lives, so it is quite understandable that young children/adults don't know much about Bangladesh. I am from Gujranwala Pakistan and apart from Lahore, Karachi, Multan, Taxila and Murree, I have never visited any other place in Pakistan. I wouldn't have even visited Multan and Taxila, had I not needed to go there to submit my admission applications in universities there, same with karachi I was there only because of work for few months. So if it was not the media, then peshwar, quetta, larkana don't even exist for me. I have never ever visited even a big neighboring city like Faisalabad which is just 150 Km away from my city and I doubt I will ever visit it unless I have some important "work" or "matter" which demands me going there.

Pakistanis by nature are not interested in knowing about the places other than their current own residential cities. This is also a trend that you will notice on internet too, you will hardly see a pakistani visiting non-pakistani forums of india or bangladesh etc or even commenting under the youtube videos related to india or bangladesh. We just don't have the appetite for this kind of adventurism, might have something to do with our indigenous culture. But I have noticed that "indians" are a whole different species than us, they are very curious about everything related to pakistan and they are always spamming comments sections of pakistan related videos and news articles on youtube and various newspapers, blogs, quora, reddit etc.

Seriously am working far away from my hometown Abbottabad city in dikhan .. i didn't this requires me to travel 10 hrs by road .. shit man , i avent seen Karachi as well
 
Even Neanderthals had the same ambition. It is not ascertained by race as i see.

By the way the strange irony in all of this is just like you, Indian and Bangladeshis speak of their own respective ''achievements''. So once again how are you superior to them?

From kushans, gujjaras, huns and on to the modern period we kicked their ***, conquered them ruled them, had great empires , history and heritage that is unmatched, civilisations like gandhara mehrab and so on.

Good day to you go back to your paddy field.
 
From kushans, gujjaras, huns and on to the modern period we kicked their ***, conquered them ruled them, had great empires , history and heritage that is unmatched, civilisations like gandhara mehrab and so on.

Good day to you go back to your paddy field.

But rice is heavily consumed in Afghanistan and by descendants of Khilji too.

Where did all of these empires go? Vanished in thin air?
 
I think they even don't know where it is located.








Young Pakistanis also don't necessarily know much about Iran even though it shares a border with us and around 40% of Pakistan's population have a racial, genetic and cultural links to Iran and Iranians. So HOW on earth are they supposed to know anything about bangladesh which more than 2400 kms away from us and has NOTHING in common with Pakistan or Pakistanis? A ridiculous thread........:lol:
 
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But rice is heavily consumed in Afghanistan and by descendants of Khilji too.

Where did all of these empires go? Vanished in thin air?
No it's not vanished it's taken a modern form in the form of Pakistan, watch this space the desire and ambition is still intact.

Am not an Afghan, they are my cousin's but am Pakistani as you will get, we are meat and wheat eaters.
 
No it's not vanished it's taken a modern form in the form of Pakistan, watch this space the desire and ambition is still intact.

Am not an Afghan, they are my cousin's but am Pakistani as you will get.

There are not many countries in the world that are as diverse ethnically as Pakistan is. Maybe Papua New Guinea has more racial diversity but I assume no Khilji has set foot there as part of his great ambitious drive.

Even in modern Pakistan, Khiljis are a tiny minority and i am pretty sure average Pakistanis would not be very happy if you claim racial superiority. So why don't you tone down on the juice before the quick transition from glorious history to present day subjugation.
 
There are not many countries in the world that are as diverse ethnically as Pakistan is. Maybe Papua New Guinea has more racial diversity but I assume no Khilji has set foot there as part of his great ambitious drive.

Even in modern Pakistan, Khiljis are a tiny minority and i am pretty sure average Pakistanis would not be very happy if you claim racial superiority. So why don't you tone down on the juice before the quick transition from glorious history to present day subjugation.

I never claim racial superiority over any native Pakistani, as I said they were always part of our success and failure, stood shoulder to shoulder through thick and thin.

So your division tactics don't work here.
 
I never claim racial superiority over any native Pakistani, as I said they were always part of our success and failure, stood shoulder to shoulder through thick and thin.

So your division tactics don't work here.

You claimed 2 posts ago that you have been whooping gujjars ever since time turtle burped out the first milennia.

But native Pakistanis are also physically divided by the Indus river. That means Khiljis were on the West while others were on the East.

Honey why stop when you are going so strong. I can understand your racial superiority mantra poses a problem in a multi cultural country like Pakistan but atleast you have PTM for your goals.
 
Young Pakistanis also don't necessarily know much about Iran even though it shares a border with us and around 40% of Pakistan's population have a racial, genetic and cultural link to Iran and Iranians. So HOW on earth are they supposed to know anything about bangladesh which more than 2400 kms away from us and has NOTHING in common with Pakistan or Pakistanis? A ridiculous thread........:lol:

According to some we are a tiny minority, wow the logic of it.
 
According to some we are a tiny minority, wow the logic of it.
aaw dear birds of the feather flock do together. i am happy that cupid did help you and you found PakistanForEver
 
You claimed 2 posts ago that you have been whooping gujjars ever since time turtle burped out the first milennia.

But native Pakistanis are also physically divided by the Indus river. That means Khiljis were on the West while others were on the East.

Honey why stop when you are going so strong. I can understand your racial superiority mantra poses a problem in a multi cultural country like Pakistan but atleast you have PTM for your goals.
Reread again as you have understanding problem, what I said is from the time of kushans, gujjaras, huns and the modern period we have been kicking the asss of dark Dravidian/ Indians and banglas.

Kushans, gujjaras, huns and the modern rulers other then British all rolled in from central Asia and iranic lands.

Are you claiming the above groups as your own?.
 
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