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Pakistan seeks Indian military pullback to defuse tensions (Roundup)
Dec 30, 2008, 11:21 GMT
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Is Pakistan even a real country?
India has learned quite a few things from the Brits and it shows. As a nation, they're really going somewhere. They don't even have to come over here any more. Even those awful honor killings in the back country are going down. The Ganges is cleaner than it has been in a thousand years.
But in just about sixty unfortunate years or so, Pakistan has reverted to... ah... something else, let's say.
Pakistan cannot even stop a bunch of brain dead, suicidal, religious assholes from choosing the path of its foreign policy for them.
Is Pakistan a real country? Maybe Pakistan has cancer and is zoning itself out on morphine, instead of doing something proactive about it, like chemotherapy or surgery.
In my book, Pakistan doesn't have a government. In my book, Pakistan is not really a country, and maybe never has been.
In my book, Pakistan is just a big Mogadishu with a red mosque in it. Like the big red spot in the middle of a target.
There are more than a billion Indians.
There are about 180,000,000 Pakistanis.
Do the math, and let the chips fall where they may.
Who knows? If we're lucky, maybe the radioactive cloud will end up over the antarctic.
Spitfire
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... and happy new year!
Spitfire
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