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Pakistanis are celebrating the day when a cup of tea cost India’s MIG-21. Twitter users are enjoying the world’s biggest tea party!

 

 

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The cope  is so sad. Pakistan got bombed by India and not one country if the UN said a peep in protest. 

 

A soldier made an aggressive call to go in pursuit and it didn't work out that great. Big whoopie. That's what he signed up for, and his country made sure he was returned safely. 

 

Keep swallowing your PakMil zamindaari propaganda without  spitting, right down the throat. Some quoms don't know what azaadi is, ghulami it is for them.

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Pakistanis are celebrating the day when a cup of tea cost India’s MIG-21. Twitter users are enjoying the world’s biggest tea party!

 

 

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I hope the tea was good atleast.

China makes the best tea ,doesnt it?

So I am thinking it could be good.

 

 

 

 

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48 minutes ago, sandeep said:

 

Keep swallowing your PakMil zamindaari propaganda without  spitting, right down the throat. Some quoms don't know what azaadi is, ghulami it is for them.

 

Pretty obvious some of them like OP are beneficiaries. 

 

Btw it took 40 odd days for weather to clear in Balakot before media was let in, must be tough for the trees & crows there.

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1 hour ago, sandeep said:

The cope  is so sad. Pakistan got bombed by India and not one country if the UN said a peep in protest. 

 

A soldier made an aggressive call to go in pursuit and it didn't work out that great. Big whoopie. That's what he signed up for, and his country made sure he was returned safely. 

 

Keep swallowing your PakMil zamindaari propaganda without  spitting, right down the throat. Some quoms don't know what azaadi is, ghulami it is for them.

 

it did work out great. A bison for a viper. good trade.

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28 minutes ago, FischerTal said:

 

it did work out great. A bison for a viper. good trade.

 

Next time it should be viper(s)/jeffs for nothing. Anything different is not meeting expectations for me, irrespective of the gap: fiscal, bureaucratic, awacs, missiles or something else. 

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55 minutes ago, Clarke said:

Pretty obvious some of them like OP are beneficiaries. 

 

Of course.  Only those who are in on the ponzi scheme, even at lower ends, can survive in the kleptocracy that is on our western border.  

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Shameful and pathetic, Pakistan.  

(1) Basic humanity dictates that you respect the dignity of enemy soldiers.  They are fighting for their motherland like your soldiers are fighting for your motherland.  They are making the same sacrifices that your soldiers are.  And years later, you are still beating your chests about insulting this brave-heart's courage?  It goes to show that you are nothing but a group of guerillas and not a professional military outfit.  Shameful.

 

(2) This behavior makes me think of a team that is losing by an innings and 500 runs, the #11 guy takes a single off an edge to get off the mark, and is jumping up and down in celebration.  Pathetic.

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Will the party continue into March btw ? There's a lot of dates that padosis have in their proud history:

 

1 March: General Yahya Khan calls off the session of National Council to be held on 3 March in a radio address.

7 March: Sheikh Mujibur Rahman – leader of Awami League party that had won a landslide victory in East Pakistan in the Federal Elections in 1970, but never been granted authority – announces to a jubilant crowd at the Dhaka Race Course ground, "The struggle this time is the struggle for our emancipation! The struggle this time is the struggle for independence!".

9 March: Workers of Chittagong port refuse to unload weapons from the ship 'Swat'.

10 March: Expatriate Bengali students demonstrate in front of the United Nations Headquarters and calls for UN intervention to put an end to violence on Bengali people.

16 March: Yahya Khan starts negotiation with Sheikh Mujibur Rahman.

19 March: Nearly 200 people are injured at Jaydevpur during clashes between demonstrators and the Pakistan Army. Nearly 50 die.

24 March: Pakistan Army opens fire on Bengali demonstrators in Syedpur, Rangpur and Chittagong. More than a thousand people are killed.

25 March to 25 May: Pakistan Army starts genocide in the form of Operation Searchlight in Dhaka and rest of the country, attacking general civilians, political activists, students, and Bengali members of armed forces and police.

26 March: At 1.15 am, Sheikh Mujibur Rahman is arrested by the Pakistani 3 commando unit. Independence of Bangladesh is declared by Sheikh Mujibiur Rahman few minutes before he was arrested by Pakistani army. At 2.30 pm Independence of Bangladesh was declared by Awami league leader of Chittagong M. A. Hannan on behalf of Bongobondhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman from Kalurghat. This is Bangladesh's official Independence Day.

27 March: Independence of Bangladesh is again declared by Maj. Ziaur Rahman on behalf of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman.

31 March: Kushtia resistance begins.

 

 

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40 dead soldiers, 6 dead bodies on Mi-17 crash with one Mig-21 and pilot seen getting phainta on international channels. doesnt sound like win for India .

also show some proof for f-16, otherwise have some fantastic tea. lol

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21 minutes ago, Deucalion said:

40 dead soldiers, 6 dead bodies on Mi-17 crash with one Mig-21 and pilot seen getting phainta on international channels. doesnt sound like win for India .

also show some proof for f-16, otherwise have some fantastic tea. lol

Mistakes and tragedies happen in battle.  Difference is one country possesses freedom - the freedom to acknowledge mistakes, to honour its dead and those who serve the country.  While corrupt dictators who rule with brutality, lies and deception, lack the self-respect to come clean to their own citizens - whether that's our eastern neighbor or western.  But then you know that already.  A complicit awaam that prefers to tout a fake sense of "superiority" - whether its about dead soldiers, or "talent" in cricket. Lies only work in perpetuating local delusions.  Nothing beyond that.

 

PakMil gangsters are so naked in their corruption, they refuse to tell their own Pakistani "Senate" what the casualty numbers are on the LoC - whether that's from the regular back and forth bombings, or from surgical strikes, or from Balakot.  

 

It takes balls to be free, eunuchs prefer to hide the truth beneath their ghaghras. Or salwars.  Whatever floats your boat.

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1 hour ago, sandeep said:

Mistakes and tragedies happen in battle.  Difference is one country possesses freedom - the freedom to acknowledge mistakes, to honour its dead and those who serve the country.  While corrupt dictators who rule with brutality, lies and deception, lack the self-respect to come clean to their own citizens - whether that's our eastern neighbor or western.  But then you know that already.  A complicit awaam that prefers to tout a fake sense of "superiority" - whether its about dead soldiers, or "talent" in cricket. Lies only work in perpetuating local delusions.  Nothing beyond that.

 

PakMil gangsters are so naked in their corruption, they refuse to tell their own Pakistani "Senate" what the casualty numbers are on the LoC - whether that's from the regular back and forth bombings, or from surgical strikes, or from Balakot.  

 

It takes balls to be free, eunuchs prefer to hide the truth beneath their ghaghras. Or salwars.  Whatever floats your boat.

Please don't insult eunuchs or women with this comparison.  

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