International Pakistan and Afghanistan are in a verge of war

[Sweater of AV]

Can't they settle it over a game of cricket or something?

This will probably spill out onto the streets of the UK.

 

[LeonardoBjj]

This is honestly the first I've heard of this and there was a time not that long ago when I had a significant amount of skin involved in that neck of the woods.

Allahu Akbar!!!

- You Try so hard!

 

[Deleted member 267581]

Pakistan helped funnel supplies and fighters into Afghanistan for the last twenty years. Funny to see it biting them in the ass now

lol you do realize we funded the “muhajideen” aka freedom fighters to fight the Russians in the 80s. They broke off and formed the taliban shortly after…

 

[BluntForceTrama]

Wht are people’s general perception of Pakis?

Good or bad?

 

[Sweater of AV]

Wht are people’s general perception of Pakis?

Good or bad?

 

[Contempt]

Of course... nobody cares as it's been the favorite passtime of the Middle East to slaughter each other for thousands of years now.

The rest of the world should just stay out of it. Every time they get involved, it makes it even more of an unmitigated clusterfuck.

 

[IndyCovaHart]

This will probably spill out onto the streets of the UK.

And Dearborn, Michigan.

 

[Deleted member 267581]

Of course... nobody cares as it's been the favorite passtime of the Middle East to slaughter each other for thousands of years now.

The rest of the world should just stay out of it. Every time they get involved, it makes it even more of an unmitigated clusterfuck.

Involving ourselves in the Middle East has been our fav pastime since ww2.

Every time we don’t like a government we over throw if

 

[wh4tttt]

Looks like the the money US allotted for Pakistan/Afghanistan gender studies is paying off.

 

[Contempt]

Involving ourselves in the Middle East has been our fav pastime since ww2.

Every time we don’t like a government we over throw if

...and as mentioned, it turns into a giant clusterfuck every single time.

The Brits, Russians, Americans... just let them do their thing, not our problem.

 

[curryjunkie]

Involving ourselves in the Middle East has been our fav pastime since ww2.

Every time we don’t like a government we over throw if

WW2? You're about 100 years too late there..

 

[ShinkanPo]

The Pakistan taliban are quite powerful as I understand it.
This can get spicy and imagine Talibanana in charge of a nuclear country.

India will like that if that means gaining the support of both west and east into destroying the xurrent Pakistani hegemon.

Xi and Modi might start cooperating this time.

 

[fungi]

properly researched, hardly one percent of Pashtun children survive in infancy. Ninety-nine percent of Pashtun children's work is done by their own close relatives during childhood.Then when the children grow up the loan they gave in their childhood,

The same debts are collected from their close relatives and children. This practice has been prevalent in Pashtuns for centuries.

Every adult borrows his childhood loan from his younger relative or neighbor's child.

Different culture easy to judge.

Can you explain it a bit more clearly?
Your post is a bit confusing.

 

[LeonardoBjj]

Wht are people’s general perception of Pakis?

Good or bad?

- I've got a paki friend. Nice guy

 

[LeonardoBjj]

Involving ourselves in the Middle East has been our fav pastime since ww2.

Every time we don’t like a government we over throw if

- it's been a great momey laundring scheme!

 

[fedorthegoat777]

And Dearborn, Michigan.

Dearbornistan

 

[fedorthegoat777]

Bizarre. Two great nations who should really have a lot in common. But still can't get along. Imagine putting them in countries where they have nothing in common apart from bleeding red. I genuinely meant great nations BTW. Stunning looking countries.

Prime time to start a tourism country there.

 

[Yehudim]

we’ve always known Pakistani foreign policy (everything really) was incompetent but it’s cool to see their backing of the Taliban blowing up in their face. Pakistani logic was that if they back a bunch of terrorists, they would be friendly to them and wouldn’t you know, you can’t control terrorists (unless you’re Iranian)

 

[Blayt7hh]

lol you do realize we funded the “muhajideen” aka freedom fighters to fight the Russians in the 80s. They broke off and formed the taliban shortly after…

Yeah. It’s common knowledge. lol you do realize that that is not relevant to my post?

 

[William Huggins]

we’ve always known Pakistani foreign policy (everything really) was incompetent but it’s cool to see their backing of the Taliban blowing up in their face. Pakistani logic was that if they back a bunch of terrorists, they would be friendly to them and wouldn’t you know, you can’t control terrorists (unless you’re Iranian)

Ermmm just watch as Iran is overthrown in a couple of years time by an even more conservative version of Islam........