[🇵🇰] The Ayub Khan Regime (1958-68): The Golden Era of Pakistan

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True, there were Pros and Cons by siding with USA.

But I do believe "you are either with us or against us" was a bit a stupid.

Now the Afghan Taliban has won in Afghanistan and now controls Afghanistan. lol.

Although many on this forum might not like it with the Afghan Taliban controlling Afghanistan, it puts Pakistan in a far far better place than with the previous puppets who controlled it. The previous Afghan puppets hated Pakistan with a passion and a very dead-on passion. They hated Pakistan with lust.

The current Taliban regime has its downs but that's natural for borders to create enemies and neighbors to have distrust. The current Afghan government is a blessing of monumental proportions as to what Pakistan had to endure with the previous puppets.

It is like a mini-extension that Pakistan has in Afghanistan now, even if they aren't pro-Pakistan if you do a side-by-side comparison.

So I would cut them some slack @Lulldapull - they do have their wrongs, which we should take on and speak up about. But, always look at the bigger picture.
 
Although many on this form might now like it, the Afghan Taliban controlling Afghanistan is far far better than the previous puppets who controlled it. The previous Afghan puppets hated Pakistan with a passion and a very dead-on passion. They hated Pakistan with lust.

The current Taliban regime has its downs but that's natural for borders to create enemies and neighbors to have distrust. But the current Afghan government is a blessing of monumental proportions as to what Pakistan had to endure with the previous puppets.

It is like a mini-extension that Pakistan has in Afghanistan now, even if they aren't pro-Pakistan if you do a side-by-side comparison.

So I would cut them some slack @Lulldapull - they do have their wrongs, which we should take on and speak up about. But, always look at the bigger picture.
The Afghan Taliban in Afghanistan are Pro-Pakistan unlike the Northern Alliance.
This works in our interests. Now with USA gone forever Insh'Allah, we can focus on Kashmir dispute.
Some Pakistani billionaires should have purchased Afghanistan a long time ago. Afghanistan is our land and we have every right to it.
 
Although many on this forum might not like it with the Afghan Taliban controlling Afghanistan, it puts Pakistan in a far far better place than with the previous puppets who controlled it. The previous Afghan puppets hated Pakistan with a passion and a very dead-on passion. They hated Pakistan with lust.

The current Taliban regime has its downs but that's natural for borders to create enemies and neighbors to have distrust. The current Afghan government is a blessing of monumental proportions as to what Pakistan had to endure with the previous puppets.

It is like a mini-extension that Pakistan has in Afghanistan now, even if they aren't pro-Pakistan if you do a side-by-side comparison.

So I would cut them some slack @Lulldapull - they do have their wrongs, which we should take on and speak up about. But, always look at the bigger picture.
We just killed 30 odd TTP in KPK yesterday and lost 5 of our troops whilst they were running back to their sanctuaries in Paktia/ Khost/ Jalalabad. The main problem here is that Afghani don't respect us. We've tried everything in the book to change this budtameez behavior of theirs thus far, but it hasn't worked yet. And personally, I see this lack of respect for us and our country by the afghani as the number one reason for this situation.
 
He was in a tough position in 2001 when Bush threatened Pakistan by saying "you are with us or with the terrorists - and we will bomb you to the stone age".
Musharraf told many lies to justify many of his actions. Musharraf claimed it in his book because it was said to be "in private." Otherwise, as per the record, there is no public evidence of this conversation.
No one can say anything like "bombing to the stone Age" to a nuclear power, and Pakistan was already a formidable nuclear power at that time. The USA is not stupid. Iraq, Libya, Afghanistan, and Syria were bombed to the stone age for sure because they didn't have nuclear weapons or they gave up. Pakistan and North Korea are still safe precisely because they are declared nuclear power. You are free to believe Musharraf, but a lot of key officials in Pakistan know the fact that he lied in his book. Think bout what would would have happened if we and North Korea had no nuclear weapon . USA would just greenlight India and Japan, South Korea to the dirty work. Gaddafi and Saddam both were fool to belive the west made the grave mistake of giving up their nuclear capabilities. See what happened to them.
 
Musharraf told many lies to justify many of his actions. Musharraf claimed it in his book because it was said to be "in private." Otherwise, as per the record, there is no public evidence of this conversation.
No one can say anything like "bombing to the stone Age" to a nuclear power, and Pakistan is a formidable nuclear power. The USA is not stupid. Iraq, Libya, Afghanistan, and Syria were bombed to the stone age for sure because they didn't have nuclear weapons or they gave up. Pakistan and North Korea are still safe precisely because they are declared nuclear power. You are free to believe Musharraf, but a lot of key officials in Pakistan know the fact that he lied in his book.
You have proof Musharraf lied in his " In the line of Fire" biography book?
 
You have proof Musharraf lied in his " In the line of Fire" book?
Do you have proof Richard Armitage said that to Musharraf besides Musharraf's book? Is there any other witness to this conversation? When you claim something, you have the burden of proof. Musharraf claimed it, so he had to provide evidence. Did Richard Armitage himself ever confirm it?
 
Do you have proof Richard Armitage said that to Musharraf besides Musharraf's book? Is there any other witness to this conversation?
No I don't, but Bush did say "You are either with us or the terrorists?" Why can't we be neutral?

Secondly the invasion of Iraq was based on a lie. So why should we believe the West, when the West has done many wrongs? Maybe Musharraf is telling the truth this time.

Forget Burden of proof, do you have evidence that Musharraf lied, other than saying he did not provide proof for the "bombing you back for the stone age" statement?
 
No I don't, but Bush did say "You are either with us or the terrorists?" Why can't we be neutral?

Secondly the invasion of Iraq was based on a lie. So why should we believe the West, when the West has done many wrongs? Maybe Musharraf is telling the truth this time.
Either with us or the terrorists is not the same as bombing to the Stone Age. Besides, we are not talking about Bush. We are talking about the claim what Richard Armitage told Mushrraf. Armitage was in a much lower position at that time to have such a big mouth.
 
We are so foolish guys.

Dunya di number 2 energy power with unlimited resources right next door to us with a 80 million strong $10k per year per capita bazaari log.

Afghani perhaps one of da best soldiers out there.

China as a strong ally on a strategic level.

Yet here we are? ........if Ayub Khan sahb was here, unhon nay India ko demolish ker dena thaa by now!
 

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