Evidence? I must have missed that since there was none just claims from India.
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Kashmir border air skirmishes UPDATE 28/02: Pakistan to release captured pilot as peace gesture
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Yeah you know the first thing extremists recruiters like the ones in Pakistan and Afghanistan tell to the brainwashed people? That they're "freedom fighters" fighting for a cause, and that murdering innocent people including women and children will send them to heaven. JeM is a known terrorist organisation, not fucking freedom fighters.
Show me articles of Pakistan army blinding children just based on religion? A local person who was shot previously by Indian army detonates explosives acquired locally and yet Pakistan is to be blamed.
Man, thank god at least somebody sees sense.
Hopefully Modi sees this as, "lol! they are scared now! ok friends again!"
And the Indian public can be satisfied that they spooked the "bad guys"
The explosion was caused by a local person who previously was shot by Indian army. So how does Pakistan come into play into all this? Indian army general admits its impossible for such quantity of explosives to come from anywhere else other than locally.
This attack was not on civilians but military personnel so your statement is false
JeM chief took responsibility for the attack, do you really want to die on this hill batting for someone like Masood Azhar?
Read the post I was replying to, which claimed the Pulwama attack was carried out as a false flag operation by the Indian government.
None of the posters in the quoted chain of postings lumped Kashmiris with terrorists. It was merely stated that Pakistan harbors and supports terrorist groups. This is objectively true.
Al-Qaeda, Lashkar-e-Taiba, Jaish-e-Mohammed are all widely recognized as terrorist groups.
Oh, yes, in that case, I don't agree. Modi definitely benefited from it though and used this to fan the flames of war.
you forgot a key fact in all this. He was a member of Jaish-e-Mohammed.
So effing disgusted at my indian relatives FB posts and general reaction
A quote 'following gandhi's 'peace' path has gotten us nowhere, modi is finally being the aggressor and showing might. He should be PM forever'
CAn i disown this relative? Makes my blood boil that people overlook peace and international law/compromise as weakness and just want to watch the world burn
A lot of people have a chip on their shoulder and of course years of history and colonial rule are the reason but nonetheless I find the way people are hungry for conflict inexcusable.
A quote 'following gandhi's 'peace' path has gotten us nowhere, modi is finally being the aggressor and showing might. He should be PM forever'
CAn i disown this relative? Makes my blood boil that people overlook peace and international law/compromise as weakness and just want to watch the world burn
A lot of people have a chip on their shoulder and of course years of history and colonial rule are the reason but nonetheless I find the way people are hungry for conflict inexcusable.
haha we hear about this lets talk after every attack happens on Indian soil.
after 26/11
India: So here are the fact, they came from karachi, using this route...trained at X location. Can you help us find the rest of them?
Pakistan: But but wait...you can prove any of that
India: shows collaborative evidence, detailed testimony from captured terrorist
Pakistan: But lets talk please
and this parade has been happening after every terrorist attack. Until Pakistan acknowledges that these training camps exist on their soil, there is no solution.
That's like blaming Obama for the Iraq war. Don't be an idiot.
So why don't they do anything about the terrorists in kashmir? New government, same old excuses.
Not to be pedantic but that analogy would only work if they had blamed Imran Khan specifically. The more accurate analogy is "blaming America for the Iraq War", which... is a statement I find hard to disagree with.
Do we have evidence that the new government is proactively attempting to eliminate the known terrorist forces in Pakistan? AFAIK the issue was basically out of the prime ministers/congress hands as the military acts independently with impunity.
Unlikely.
For a while and especially since the 2016 counter attacks, he has projected himself as a decisive strongman.
Backing down now would deal a pretty huge blow to his image, and that too just before the general elections.
All depends on whether the Indian public buys the press conference held earlier or not.
If he feels they won't, which I feel is the case, then, yeah..
Airtraffic continues to not occur over Pakistan and northern India, although India has withdrawn their NOTAMs for now.
https://www.dawn.com/news/1466364/p...han-addresses-nation-after-paf-strikes-on-loc
Imran Khan's address to India and pak nation
Imran Khan's address to India and pak nation
India summoned and talked to the Deputy High Commissioner of Pakistan.
If the MEA does another statement, let's hope it's actually more detailed and allows questions. Note that Modi hasn't spoken on the situation all day long.
If the MEA does another statement, let's hope it's actually more detailed and allows questions. Note that Modi hasn't spoken on the situation all day long.
Probably figuring out his new election plank, now that any plans to politicise Pulwama have failed, if he decides not to escalate.
Didn't Obama state that there is no reason to suspect the government knew about Bin Laden's whereabouts?
This is what concerns me. The timing of these incidents isn't great. Modi will need to show some sort of 'win' to the Indian public to back down now. Promises to carry out joint investigations won't be enough. They'll probably need something more concrete, like apprehended suspects which I can't imagine will be easy to produce. Hopefully the Indian media turns it down as well since they're really not helping.
India crashed 4 or 5 planes themselves just this year in 2019, feel free to jump to conclusion.
media can claim Brave Indian fighters scrared Pakistani Jets back into their air space. hoorah. now we wilk make them apologize etc etc
They have a pilot in custody, which I don't imagine a lot of people are going to take very well. Indian Twitter is lit up with demands to bring back the pilot with or without war. I hope a diplomatic resolution brings him back, but even then, I doubt that would satisfy those baying for blood.
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That's... not only in bad taste, but also not even funny? Or I don't get it? What is this even
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Its a pollandball comic those things are normally in bad taste and humourless (just like all things that come out of that cesspool 4chan)
I think the issue is there has been no official communication from Pakistan on the pilot capture through diplomatic or other channels.
I find it hilarious that someone asks for proof after the terrorist organization who committed the attack takes responsibility for it. Imagine being a in a courthouse where the murderer confesses for the murder, and then his lawyer shouts "but they have no proof he did it".
Also props to whoever is updating the thread title since OP got banned.
That one uses a racist term that (in the UK certainly) is equal to the n word. Suggest removing it.
This twitter thread is amazing. Showcases 4 examples of high profile journalists and celebrities who were celebrating for war and Indian action and after pakistan responds suddenly saying war is never a solution
As someone who deals with NOTAMS everyday it's really weird seeing that term outside of work.
i am genuinely confused by some of you. India carried out a strike based on intelligent to destroy training camps. It wasn't on Pak army, or civilians, it was on terrorist. And india media and indians are celebrating. So what exactly is wrong with that again? and how is that promoting war? why are people so butthurt that IAF killed some terrorists?
OP peddled a conspiracy theory later in the thread that the Pulwama attack was false flag operation by the Modi government.
I know - I responded to it. Was just wondering if that was what did them in.
Indians crossed the Pakistani border, not just the disputed Kashmir territory for the first time since 1971 war, no proof it even succeeded but it shedding some trees, pakistan had to respond because it's sovereign line was threatened and when it did suddenly #peacenotwar started trending in india
Even if India and Pakistan go at it, there's no one else to join either side. This is nothing but uninformed people stroking their apocalypse fetishes.
I think both Imran Khan and Modi are smart enough to realize the aftermath and after-effects of going nuclear, and both would not want it. If it was a military dictator running the show, I'd be lot more scared.