بڈھا بائڈن ہمارے کھوتے کو گھاس ہی نہیں ڈال رہا

[RajaRawal111]

اگر گھاس نہیں ڈالے گا تو ہم کہیں اور سے پھک کھلا دیں گے اس کو

WASHINGTON: National Security Adviser Moeed Yusuf has said that Pakistan has other options if US President Joe Biden continues to ignore the country’s leadership.

“The president of the United States hasn’t spoken to the prime minister of such an important country who the US itself says is make-or-break in some cases, in some ways, in Afghanistan — we struggle to understand the signal, right?” Mr Yusuf told The Financial Times in an interview.

“We’ve been told every time that… [the phone call] will happen, it’s technical reasons or whatever. But frankly, people don’t believe it,” he said. “If a phone call is a concession, if a security relationship is a concession, Pakistan has options,” he added, refusing to elaborate.

Objects to President Biden’s failure to call Prime Minister Khan

The US State Department, however, has assured Islamabad that Washington recognises Pakistan’s vital role in restoring peace in Afghanistan and wants the country to play that role. “Pakistan has much to gain and will continue to have a critical role, be well-positioned to have a role in supporting the outcome” in Afghanistan, said US State Department’s spokesman Ned Price.


Briefing journalists in Washington on Monday, Mr Price said that “not only the United States seeks, but that many of our international partners, many of the countries in the region also seek” this supporting role from Pakistan. “So, we’ll continue to work and to communicate closely with our Pakistani partners on this,” he added.

But The Financial Times reported on Tuesday that in an interview to its correspondent in Washington, Mr Yusuf complained about President Biden’s failure to contact Prime Minister Imran Khan as Washington sought help to stop the Taliban taking over. “The cold shoulder from Washington comes as the Taliban has captured swaths of territory across Afghanistan in a ruthless offensive emboldened by the US pullout,” the report added.

The newspaper noted that while Mr Yusuf did not elaborate on his options, “Pakistan has cultivated deep ties with its ‘iron brother’ China, which has invested billions in infrastructure projects as part of its Belt and Road Initiative.”

گھاس نہیں ڈالا تو پھک کھلانے والی بات

A Biden administration official told FT: “There are still a number of world leaders President Biden has not been able to speak with personally yet. He looks forward to speaking with Prime Minister Khan when the time is right.”

The report pointed out that the diplomatic affront was the latest setback in US-Pakistan relations after their cooperation during the war on terrorism following the 9/11 attack on the twin towers by Al Qaeda.

Under the Trump administration, the US severed $2 billion in security assistance to Pakistan after Donald Trump accused his ally of “nothing but lies & deceit”. After Trump made a deal with the Taliban that relied on help from Pakistan, however, he invited Mr Khan to the White House.

A person familiar with last week’s discussions between Mr Yusuf and his American counterpart Jake Sullivan told FT: “The conversation about Afghanistan had been tough but that securing a political settlement … could help improve the US-Pakistan relationship dramatically.”

Published in Dawn, August 4th, 2021

 

[miafridi]

اگر گھاس نہں ڈالے گا تو ہم کہیں اور سے پھک کھلا دیں گے اس کو

WASHINGTON: National Security Adviser Moeed Yusuf has said that Pakistan has other options if US President Joe Biden continues to ignore the country’s leadership.

“The president of the United States hasn’t spoken to the prime minister of such an important country who the US itself says is make-or-break in some cases, in some ways, in Afghanistan — we struggle to understand the signal, right?” Mr Yusuf told The Financial Times in an interview.

“We’ve been told every time that… [the phone call] will happen, it’s technical reasons or whatever. But frankly, people don’t believe it,” he said. “If a phone call is a concession, if a security relationship is a concession, Pakistan has options,” he added, refusing to elaborate.


The US State Department, however, has assured Islamabad that Washington recognises Pakistan’s vital role in restoring peace in Afghanistan and wants the country to play that role. “Pakistan has much to gain and will continue to have a critical role, be well-positioned to have a role in supporting the outcome” in Afghanistan, said US State Department’s spokesman Ned Price.


Briefing journalists in Washington on Monday, Mr Price said that “not only the United States seeks, but that many of our international partners, many of the countries in the region also seek” this supporting role from Pakistan. “So, we’ll continue to work and to communicate closely with our Pakistani partners on this,” he added.

But The Financial Times reported on Tuesday that in an interview to its correspondent in Washington, Mr Yusuf complained about President Biden’s failure to contact Prime Minister Imran Khan as Washington sought help to stop the Taliban taking over. “The cold shoulder from Washington comes as the Taliban has captured swaths of territory across Afghanistan in a ruthless offensive emboldened by the US pullout,” the report added.

The newspaper noted that while Mr Yusuf did not elaborate on his options, “Pakistan has cultivated deep ties with its ‘iron brother’ China, which has invested billions in infrastructure projects as part of its Belt and Road Initiative.”

A Biden administration official told FT: “There are still a number of world leaders President Biden has not been able to speak with personally yet. He looks forward to speaking with Prime Minister Khan when the time is right.”

The report pointed out that the diplomatic affront was the latest setback in US-Pakistan relations after their cooperation during the war on terrorism following the 9/11 attack on the twin towers by Al Qaeda.

Under the Trump administration, the US severed $2 billion in security assistance to Pakistan after Donald Trump accused his ally of “nothing but lies & deceit”. After Trump made a deal with the Taliban that relied on help from Pakistan, however, he invited Mr Khan to the White House.

A person familiar with last week’s discussions between Mr Yusuf and his American counterpart Jake Sullivan told FT: “The conversation about Afghanistan had been tough but that securing a political settlement … could help improve the US-Pakistan relationship dramatically.”

Published in Dawn, August 4th, 2021

PML-N surely going to have a hard time understanding what self respect really is, because their leadership Either used to strip at US airport or stay in queue to meet 3rd to 4th tier US leadership.

Pakistan like any respected nation is telling the US to either respect us or we have other options. PML-N could only imagine about such a statement.

 

[Malik_007]

Tm apnay Khotay ko bhej do usko hath o hath ly lia jai ga Pakistan k khilaf istemal k liyeh !!!

 

[miafridi]

Beghairat kia samjhay yeh bat k Pakistan, US ko dhamki de raha hai.

Either respect us or we have other options.

Unlike the coward Absconders who either got naked at US Airport, or stay in line for a meeting with 3rd or 4th tier US leadership.

 

[Kam]

Published in dawn.
At first, PM does not give a damn care to biden.
Secondly dawn will not come out of slave mindset.
Pakistan is an independent country and have every right to make its choices.

 

[Dr Adam]

گل سُن راجے
‏آپ غریب سے امیر بن سکتے ہیں، پڑھ لکھ کے افسر بن سکتے ہیں مگر یاد رکھیۓ ایک دفعہ پٹواری بننے کے بعد آپ دوبارہ انسان نہیں بن سکتے
جو تُو کبھی نہیں بن سکتا ​

 

[miafridi]

Tm apnay Khotay ko bhej do usko hath o hath ly lia jai ga Pakistan k khilaf istemal k liyeh !!!

They will be stripped naked at the Airport before any meeting(with a 4th tier US Leadership), as per PML-N's history.

Remember Shahid Khaqan Abbasi?

 

[RajaRawal111]

گل سُن راجے
‏آپ غریب سے امیر بن سکتے ہیں، پڑھ لکھ کے افسر بن سکتے ہیں مگر یاد رکھیۓ ایک دفعہ پٹواری بننے کے بعد آپ دوبارہ انسان نہیں بن سکتے
جو تُو کبھی نہیں بن سکتا ​

اے گل تے صحیح اے ڈاکٹر صاب

 

[Keep the trust]

Izat jai to jai chamcha geeri na jai…nooni logic

 

[ranaji]

وہ گھوڑے کو اس لئے گھاس نہیں ڈال رہا کہ کھوتا لندن میں بیٹھا ہے اور وہ روزانہ گھاس چرنے ہائیڈ پارک نکل جاتا ہے
لوگ بھی حیرت سے دیکھتے ہیں کہ شکل سے یہ سور نظر آتا ہے حرکتیں کھوتوں والی کرتا ہے مگر فوج کا نام سن کر کتے کی طرح بھونکنے لگتا ہے۔ اب یہاں اس کی جنڈر ریسرچ شروع ہے کہ بیک وقت کتے کھوتےاور سور کی خصوصیات والا نواز شریف اصل میں کونسا جانور ہے

 

[RajaRawal111]

They will be stripped naked at the Airport before any meeting(with a 4th tier US Leadership), as per PML-N's history.

Remember Shahid Khaqan Abbasi?

یار آفریدی یہی تو مسلہ بیان کیا ہے اس نے --- اگلے اس بیچارے کو کسی بھی حالت میں نہیں دیکھنا چاھتے

 

[Dr Adam]

اے گل تے صحیح اے ڈاکٹر صاب

بڑا ای ٹیٹھ ایں توں راجے

 

[Tit4Tat]

Beghairat kia samjhay yeh bat k Pakistan, US ko dhamki de raha hai.

Either respect us or we have other options.

respect is not demanded, its earned

 

[vicahmed99]

Aaap ko aik khota gaya tha kuch din pehley sarkoon par zaleel hota nazar aa raha tha
aur dosra khota london mein betha hey ghar sey bahir hi nahin nikalta dar key marey

اگر گھاس نہیں ڈالے گا تو ہم کہیں اور سے پھک کھلا دیں گے اس کو

WASHINGTON: National Security Adviser Moeed Yusuf has said that Pakistan has other options if US President Joe Biden continues to ignore the country’s leadership.

“The president of the United States hasn’t spoken to the prime minister of such an important country who the US itself says is make-or-break in some cases, in some ways, in Afghanistan — we struggle to understand the signal, right?” Mr Yusuf told The Financial Times in an interview.

“We’ve been told every time that… [the phone call] will happen, it’s technical reasons or whatever. But frankly, people don’t believe it,” he said. “If a phone call is a concession, if a security relationship is a concession, Pakistan has options,” he added, refusing to elaborate.


The US State Department, however, has assured Islamabad that Washington recognises Pakistan’s vital role in restoring peace in Afghanistan and wants the country to play that role. “Pakistan has much to gain and will continue to have a critical role, be well-positioned to have a role in supporting the outcome” in Afghanistan, said US State Department’s spokesman Ned Price.


Briefing journalists in Washington on Monday, Mr Price said that “not only the United States seeks, but that many of our international partners, many of the countries in the region also seek” this supporting role from Pakistan. “So, we’ll continue to work and to communicate closely with our Pakistani partners on this,” he added.

But The Financial Times reported on Tuesday that in an interview to its correspondent in Washington, Mr Yusuf complained about President Biden’s failure to contact Prime Minister Imran Khan as Washington sought help to stop the Taliban taking over. “The cold shoulder from Washington comes as the Taliban has captured swaths of territory across Afghanistan in a ruthless offensive emboldened by the US pullout,” the report added.

The newspaper noted that while Mr Yusuf did not elaborate on his options, “Pakistan has cultivated deep ties with its ‘iron brother’ China, which has invested billions in infrastructure projects as part of its Belt and Road Initiative.”

گھاس نہیں ڈالا تو پھک کھلانے والی بات

A Biden administration official told FT: “There are still a number of world leaders President Biden has not been able to speak with personally yet. He looks forward to speaking with Prime Minister Khan when the time is right.”

The report pointed out that the diplomatic affront was the latest setback in US-Pakistan relations after their cooperation during the war on terrorism following the 9/11 attack on the twin towers by Al Qaeda.

Under the Trump administration, the US severed $2 billion in security assistance to Pakistan after Donald Trump accused his ally of “nothing but lies & deceit”. After Trump made a deal with the Taliban that relied on help from Pakistan, however, he invited Mr Khan to the White House.

A person familiar with last week’s discussions between Mr Yusuf and his American counterpart Jake Sullivan told FT: “The conversation about Afghanistan had been tough but that securing a political settlement … could help improve the US-Pakistan relationship dramatically.”

Published in Dawn, August 4th, 2021

 

[miafridi]

respect is not demanded, its earned

Respect is earned in many ways. Threatening is one of it, which PML-N could only imagine about.

 

[Diesel]

 

[Tit4Tat]

Respect is earned in many ways. Threatening is one of it, which PML-N could only imagine about.

what does N have to do with this? why always bring this in? guess always need a dark corner to hide behind

a weak party can not demand to a strong one to give respect

although agree there are other ways to get respect, which clearly pti has no idea about hence our nsa is openly demanding to 'respect us'. Making us a laughing stock.

 

[Curious_Mind]

اگر گھاس نہیں ڈالے گا تو ہم کہیں اور سے پھک کھلا دیں گے اس کو

WASHINGTON: National Security Adviser Moeed Yusuf has said that Pakistan has other options if US President Joe Biden continues to ignore the country’s leadership.

“The president of the United States hasn’t spoken to the prime minister of such an important country who the US itself says is make-or-break in some cases, in some ways, in Afghanistan — we struggle to understand the signal, right?” Mr Yusuf told The Financial Times in an interview.

“We’ve been told every time that… [the phone call] will happen, it’s technical reasons or whatever. But frankly, people don’t believe it,” he said. “If a phone call is a concession, if a security relationship is a concession, Pakistan has options,” he added, refusing to elaborate.


The US State Department, however, has assured Islamabad that Washington recognises Pakistan’s vital role in restoring peace in Afghanistan and wants the country to play that role. “Pakistan has much to gain and will continue to have a critical role, be well-positioned to have a role in supporting the outcome” in Afghanistan, said US State Department’s spokesman Ned Price.


Briefing journalists in Washington on Monday, Mr Price said that “not only the United States seeks, but that many of our international partners, many of the countries in the region also seek” this supporting role from Pakistan. “So, we’ll continue to work and to communicate closely with our Pakistani partners on this,” he added.

But The Financial Times reported on Tuesday that in an interview to its correspondent in Washington, Mr Yusuf complained about President Biden’s failure to contact Prime Minister Imran Khan as Washington sought help to stop the Taliban taking over. “The cold shoulder from Washington comes as the Taliban has captured swaths of territory across Afghanistan in a ruthless offensive emboldened by the US pullout,” the report added.

The newspaper noted that while Mr Yusuf did not elaborate on his options, “Pakistan has cultivated deep ties with its ‘iron brother’ China, which has invested billions in infrastructure projects as part of its Belt and Road Initiative.”

گھاس نہیں ڈالا تو پھک کھلانے والی بات

A Biden administration official told FT: “There are still a number of world leaders President Biden has not been able to speak with personally yet. He looks forward to speaking with Prime Minister Khan when the time is right.”

The report pointed out that the diplomatic affront was the latest setback in US-Pakistan relations after their cooperation during the war on terrorism following the 9/11 attack on the twin towers by Al Qaeda.

Under the Trump administration, the US severed $2 billion in security assistance to Pakistan after Donald Trump accused his ally of “nothing but lies & deceit”. After Trump made a deal with the Taliban that relied on help from Pakistan, however, he invited Mr Khan to the White House.

A person familiar with last week’s discussions between Mr Yusuf and his American counterpart Jake Sullivan told FT: “The conversation about Afghanistan had been tough but that securing a political settlement … could help improve the US-Pakistan relationship dramatically.”

Published in Dawn, August 4th, 2021

راجہ جی کُچھ وی کر لیو۔
نواز نے ڈیل کے بغیر واپس نہی آنا۔

 

[Diesel]

raja chwal insan ban Patwari na ban

 

[Citizen X]

اگر گھاس نہیں ڈالے گا تو ہم کہیں اور سے پھک کھلا دیں گے اس کو

WASHINGTON: National Security Adviser Moeed Yusuf has said that Pakistan has other options if US President Joe Biden continues to ignore the country’s leadership.

“The president of the United States hasn’t spoken to the prime minister of such an important country who the US itself says is make-or-break in some cases, in some ways, in Afghanistan — we struggle to understand the signal, right?” Mr Yusuf told The Financial Times in an interview.

“We’ve been told every time that… [the phone call] will happen, it’s technical reasons or whatever. But frankly, people don’t believe it,” he said. “If a phone call is a concession, if a security relationship is a concession, Pakistan has options,” he added, refusing to elaborate.


The US State Department, however, has assured Islamabad that Washington recognises Pakistan’s vital role in restoring peace in Afghanistan and wants the country to play that role. “Pakistan has much to gain and will continue to have a critical role, be well-positioned to have a role in supporting the outcome” in Afghanistan, said US State Department’s spokesman Ned Price.


Briefing journalists in Washington on Monday, Mr Price said that “not only the United States seeks, but that many of our international partners, many of the countries in the region also seek” this supporting role from Pakistan. “So, we’ll continue to work and to communicate closely with our Pakistani partners on this,” he added.

But The Financial Times reported on Tuesday that in an interview to its correspondent in Washington, Mr Yusuf complained about President Biden’s failure to contact Prime Minister Imran Khan as Washington sought help to stop the Taliban taking over. “The cold shoulder from Washington comes as the Taliban has captured swaths of territory across Afghanistan in a ruthless offensive emboldened by the US pullout,” the report added.

The newspaper noted that while Mr Yusuf did not elaborate on his options, “Pakistan has cultivated deep ties with its ‘iron brother’ China, which has invested billions in infrastructure projects as part of its Belt and Road Initiative.”

گھاس نہیں ڈالا تو پھک کھلانے والی بات

A Biden administration official told FT: “There are still a number of world leaders President Biden has not been able to speak with personally yet. He looks forward to speaking with Prime Minister Khan when the time is right.”

The report pointed out that the diplomatic affront was the latest setback in US-Pakistan relations after their cooperation during the war on terrorism following the 9/11 attack on the twin towers by Al Qaeda.

Under the Trump administration, the US severed $2 billion in security assistance to Pakistan after Donald Trump accused his ally of “nothing but lies & deceit”. After Trump made a deal with the Taliban that relied on help from Pakistan, however, he invited Mr Khan to the White House.

A person familiar with last week’s discussions between Mr Yusuf and his American counterpart Jake Sullivan told FT: “The conversation about Afghanistan had been tough but that securing a political settlement … could help improve the US-Pakistan relationship dramatically.”

Published in Dawn, August 4th, 2021