Comments on Ongoing Debate about ISI in the Afghan War

#60 Posted by tahmed32 on December 11, 2007 6:33:10 am

Are you ignoring me again?

#59 arjun8: "The US intervened because it saw an opportunity to give the soviets a vietman."

You are also a geo-strategic-tactician thinker. wow!!

#37 Posted by muqaddam on December 11, 2007 2:40:38 am


Zia played on the West's fears by constantly bombarding it with the theory that the Russians' adventure in Afghanistan was actually a launching pad for further Southward movement towards the warm waters of Arabian Sea, thereby convincing the West that the next target was Pakistan itself. This argument was swallowed by the West hook, line and sinker and the arms and money came gushing in


Umm...BS..

The only people to fall for that were pakis..The west couldn't have cared less. The US intervened because it saw an opportunity to give the soviets a vietman.

Re: #

Jihad was always about money sir.

Re: # 34

"This so called Jihad was only about money."

Heck all Jehad is about money. Tell muslims that fighting for money and lusting for spoils of war takes them to hell- mullah Islam would collapse!!!

Re: # 53:-- Bhai Jan Dot Dash , Kahin Morse Code ki kitaab ko read to nahin kar rahay aap ! Agar khadim nay gustakhi kee ho to maafi chahta hai.

Re: # 50:-- peons these people are.see two US trained citizens were on their top, Baji Shaukat Patna Wali and Naji Soomro.

Re: # 53 u seem to be D Litt in English Malik Saab.

unintentional or unintended.... samething....

Re: # 50 that was the design, but blowback, dear Majumdar, Blowback and the law of unintentional consequences.....has a way of doing things....

commander saab i am not that pretty secretary of urs that i give u this job ...i men summary

Dash,

(a book designed to teach the natives english )

In Masadispeak- Make good Peons of the West.

Regards

Re: # 47.I hope this HAMID M2 is not some missile or tank malik saaaab

Re: # 47?-- how much will u pay me chaowdari sahib?

Re: # 44 TIGRAM - since you say you have been following pavocavalry for a long itme, can you (to borrow a phrase from HAMIDM2) please summarise this rather lenghty article (which you so kindly dumped here) into a few bullet point please.

Thank you.
regards

Re: # 45 you ole colonial coote ;) wren&Martin indeed, a book designed to teach the natives english - or atleast a fossilised version of it! (never mind, that they are currently the most versatile practioners of the language)

I understood what you said, just wanted to spice it up a bit here...