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I've had no concrete evidence of Pakistan harboring fugitives yet so I have no feeling either way. I'd condemn it if it were true. I did feel sad even JeM atta

I've had no concrete evidence of Pakistan harboring fugitives yet so I have no feeling either way. I'd condemn it if it were true. I did feel sad even JeM attacked the military convey along with every Pakistani in my immediate surrounding. A loss of life is a terrible thing, and we've been victims of terrorism for years. I'm sorry, were you expecting a different response?

godelmachine 8y ago
Concrete evidence, you say? I will give you a history. Osama bin laden. Hafeez Saeed. Dawood Ibrahim. All of them safe and sound in Pakistan. Just extrapolate and you can arrive at the inescapable conclusion that Pakistan has and is even now, harboring all notorious terrorists. That extends to Mansoor as well. It's a foregone conclusion that Pakistan is the world's biggest exporter of terrorism. Evidence of Hafeez Saeed's involvement in 26/11 was handed over. What did you do with that evidence, huh? Pakistani's have lost the right to ask for evidence any more. You are just another belligerent Pakistani masquerading as a pacifist, when in reality, you are equally warmongering. You have been victims because you milked snakes in your backyard. Do you think you deserve sympathy? Having said that, Indian's felt sad when children were targeted in your schools by terrorists.
- amingilani 8y ago
  I've answered your first questions but when I couldn't satisfy you, you ask different rhetorical question? You're shifting the goal post at this point, mate. I can only answer straight questions. If by your definition that, and calling war a bad thing is warmongering, consider me guilty. There's never been any concrete evidence of Pakistani involvement, and trust me I've spent my time looking into the diplomatic cables, Hacking Group leaks, searching through Urdu texts, etc. I've only ever been able to find evidence of right suppression in the case of the Pushtoon Tahaffuz Movement, and I've called it for what it is. You can name alleged names, or point to circumstances as you wish but if you believe in something without direct evidence, I can't help you there. Just know that if Pakistan responds to this escalation in kind, this "belligerent Pakistani masquerading as a pacifist" will be sad then, too.
  - godelmachine 8y ago
    This is getting funny now. Didn't "diplomatic cables, Hacking Group leaks, searching through Urdu texts" have anything on Osama bin Laden's whereabouts?
    - amingilani 8y ago
      No, if you find something you're welcome to share it. > This is getting funny now Since this conversation isn't constructive, I'm going to disengage now. Have a pleasant night!
      - godelmachine 8y ago
        >>No, if you find something you're welcome to share it. Proves the futility of your sources for evidence. Ergo, accept whatever evidence the world is providing you. Good night!
worldexplorer 8y ago
Everyone know about hijacked Indian Aeroplane in Afghanistan in 1999 to free Masood Azhar He can be seen now in news in Pakistan channels. I don't know why Pakistan is scared of handing him over to India if they don't support terrorism. He is not a government official or army man or any other person of importance as per Pakistan narrative.

godelmachine 8y ago

Concrete evidence, you say? I will give you a history. Osama bin laden. Hafeez Saeed. Dawood Ibrahim. All of them safe and sound in Pakistan. Just extrapolate and you can arrive at the inescapable conclusion that Pakistan has and is even now, harboring all notorious terrorists. That extends to Mansoor as well. It's a foregone conclusion that Pakistan is the world's biggest exporter of terrorism. Evidence of Hafeez Saeed's involvement in 26/11 was handed over. What did you do with that evidence, huh? Pakistani's have lost the right to ask for evidence any more. You are just another belligerent Pakistani masquerading as a pacifist, when in reality, you are equally warmongering. You have been victims because you milked snakes in your backyard. Do you think you deserve sympathy? Having said that, Indian's felt sad when children were targeted in your schools by terrorists.

amingilani 8y ago
I've answered your first questions but when I couldn't satisfy you, you ask different rhetorical question? You're shifting the goal post at this point, mate. I can only answer straight questions. If by your definition that, and calling war a bad thing is warmongering, consider me guilty. There's never been any concrete evidence of Pakistani involvement, and trust me I've spent my time looking into the diplomatic cables, Hacking Group leaks, searching through Urdu texts, etc. I've only ever been able to find evidence of right suppression in the case of the Pushtoon Tahaffuz Movement, and I've called it for what it is. You can name alleged names, or point to circumstances as you wish but if you believe in something without direct evidence, I can't help you there. Just know that if Pakistan responds to this escalation in kind, this "belligerent Pakistani masquerading as a pacifist" will be sad then, too.
- godelmachine 8y ago
  This is getting funny now. Didn't "diplomatic cables, Hacking Group leaks, searching through Urdu texts" have anything on Osama bin Laden's whereabouts?
  - amingilani 8y ago
    No, if you find something you're welcome to share it. > This is getting funny now Since this conversation isn't constructive, I'm going to disengage now. Have a pleasant night!
    - godelmachine 8y ago
      >>No, if you find something you're welcome to share it. Proves the futility of your sources for evidence. Ergo, accept whatever evidence the world is providing you. Good night!

worldexplorer 8y ago

Everyone know about hijacked Indian Aeroplane in Afghanistan in 1999 to free Masood Azhar He can be seen now in news in Pakistan channels. I don't know why Pakistan is scared of handing him over to India if they don't support terrorism. He is not a government official or army man or any other person of importance as per Pakistan narrative.