Corrupt Mafia
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Pakistan will be the target, not Iran. Listen Orya Maqbool Jan
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Amir Tehrik Nifaz e Sharyat and Susar of TTP Chief was recruiting Mujahideens for Talibans and full propaganda against Musharraf.His own son was captured by Northern Allaince.
He literally bow down on Musharraf toes for asking Americans to release him on promise will not do any more terrorism . So he did.
But his Damad was Haramiya formed TTP with help of Zanani finally with Indians still play in hands of Indians doing damage to Pakistan.
He literally bow down on Musharraf toes for asking Americans to release him on promise will not do any more terrorism . So he did.
But his Damad was Haramiya formed TTP with help of Zanani finally with Indians still play in hands of Indians doing damage to Pakistan.
muhammadadeel
Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
Oraya has been right about many things recently.
India is also looking for revenge from Pakistan so both India and USA will work together to murder Pakistan's Army.
While our Army is worried about International Support for Democracy by giving a free hand to Bhuttos and Shareefs.
India is also looking for revenge from Pakistan so both India and USA will work together to murder Pakistan's Army.
While our Army is worried about International Support for Democracy by giving a free hand to Bhuttos and Shareefs.
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Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
karachiwala
Prime Minister (20k+ posts)
anyone with a little eye on international affairs knows this fact. you can also see Iran apologists missing in action as an affirmation of the fact
karachiwala
Prime Minister (20k+ posts)
well it is not coming for the stated purpose - that is the whole story.
asif.khan1975
Senator (1k+ posts)
| List of Anchors / Journalists and their party Affiliation | ||||
| Name | Political Party | Level | Pro or Anti Pakistan | Genuine Anchor or Paid (Biase) |
| Amir Mateen | PTI / PPP-BiloRani | Medium | Pro | Genuine |
| Ansar Abbasi | PML-N | Hardcore | Anti | Paid |
| Arif Nizami | PPP-BiloRani | Hardcore | Anti | Paid |
| Arshad Sharif | PPP-BiloRani | Medium | Pro | Genuine |
| Asma Sheerazi | PPP-BiloRani / PML-N / ANP | Hardcore | Anti | Paid |
| Ayaz Amir | PPP-BiloRani | Hardcore | Pro | Genuine |
| Azhar Abbas | PPP-BiloRani | Medium | Anti | Paid |
| Dr Shahid Masood | PTI / PPP-BiloRani | Medium | Pro | Genuine |
| Gharida Farooqui | PML-N | Hardcore | Anti | Paid |
| Habib Akram | Neutral | Medium | Pro | Genuine |
| Hamid Mir | PPP-BiloRani | Medium | Anti | Paid |
| Haroon ur Rashid | Neutral | Medium | Pro | Genuine |
| Hassan Nisar | Neutral | Hardcore | Pro | Genuine |
| Iftikhar Ahmed | PPP-BiloRani | Hardcore | Anti | Paid |
| Imran Khan Anchor | Neutral | Medium | Pro | Genuine |
| Imtiaz Alam | PPP-BiloRani / PML-N / ANP | Hardcore | Anti | Paid |
| Javed Chaudhry | PML-N | Hardcore | Anti | Paid |
| Jugnu Mohsin | PPP-BiloRani | Hardcore | Anti | Paid |
| Kamran Khan | Neutral tilted Malik Riaz | Medium | Pro | Genuine |
| Kashif Abbasi | PPP-BiloRani | Medium | Mild | Genuine |
| Khawar Ghumman | PTI | Medium | Pro | Genuine |
| Mansoor Ali Khan | PML-N | Hardcore | Anti | Paid |
| Mazhar Abbas | PPP (Before MQM) | Medium | Anti | Paid |
| Meher Abbasi | PPP-BiloRani | Hardcore | Anti | Paid |
| Moeed Pirzada | Neutral | Medium | Pro | Genuine |
| Mubashir Luqman | PTI | Hardcore | Pro | Genuine |
| Mujahid Brehlvi | PPP-BiloRani | Medium | Pro | Genuine |
| Muneeb Farooq | PPP-BiloRani / PML-N / ANP | Medium | Anti | Paid |
| Munizae Jehangir | PPP-BiloRani | Hardcore | Anti | Paid |
| Najam Sethi | PPP-BiloRani | Hardcore | Anti | Paid |
| Nasim Zehra | PPP -BiloRani | Medium | Anti | Paid |
| Nusrat Javed | PPP-BiloRani | Hardcore | Anti | Paid |
| Orya Maqbool Jan | Neutral | Hardcore | Pro | Genuine |
| Rana Mubashir | Neutral | Medium | Pro | Genuine |
| Rauf Klasra | PPP-BiloRani + Gillani | Medium | Anti | Genuine |
| Saad Rasool | PTI | Hardcore | Pro | Genuine |
| Saleem Safi | JUI-F (Diesel) / PTN | Hardcore | Anti | Paid |
| Shahzeb Khanzada | PPP-BiloRani/PML-N | Hardcore | Anti | Paid |
| Syed Talat Hussain | PML-N | Hardcore | Anti | Paid |
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Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
امریکا ____ سے جنگ کرنے کی ہمت نہیں کر سکتا ، ہاں اگر _____ کے خلاف کوئی غدار کھڑا ہو جائے تو الگ بات ہے
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اس خالی جگہ پر ایران ، پاکستان دونوں کو رکھا جا سکتا ہے اور یہی حقیقت ہے
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اس خالی جگہ پر ایران ، پاکستان دونوں کو رکھا جا سکتا ہے اور یہی حقیقت ہے
For Sure Americans will never ever attack Iran like Syria. They never want to resolve issues, Iran ideally in their favour to threaten Gulf like North Korea for South Korea and Japan.
Yes they will grab big junk of money from Gulf Sheikhs little barking on Iran .
Yes they will grab big junk of money from Gulf Sheikhs little barking on Iran .
Stop panicking.India has not the guts to attacks us.Everyone knows it will lead to nuclear war.India will continue to train terrorists against us and also spread propaganda against us at international fora.
karachiwala
Prime Minister (20k+ posts)
its a long article but this is what I find interesting:
But the headlines and blurbs at the beginning of the news cycle weren’t framed in a way that made the fingerprints of the hardliners obvious. Major newspapers didn’t run headlines like “Trump Administration Ratchets Up Anti-Iran Rhetoric” or “Bolton Puts US on Iran War Footing.” Nor did they course correct after last Monday, when the US Naval Institute News discovered that the the aircraft carrier group supposedly being sent to respond to Iran had already been en route, on routine orders planned long ago, and that Bolton’s pronouncements linking that movement with alleged threats was theatrical. The closest approximation of responsible coverage was this, from the Times: “US Reviews Iran Plans”—which hardly qualifies, since it suggests that our government is calmly responding to a situation rather than manufacturing one.
But the headlines and blurbs at the beginning of the news cycle weren’t framed in a way that made the fingerprints of the hardliners obvious. Major newspapers didn’t run headlines like “Trump Administration Ratchets Up Anti-Iran Rhetoric” or “Bolton Puts US on Iran War Footing.” Nor did they course correct after last Monday, when the US Naval Institute News discovered that the the aircraft carrier group supposedly being sent to respond to Iran had already been en route, on routine orders planned long ago, and that Bolton’s pronouncements linking that movement with alleged threats was theatrical. The closest approximation of responsible coverage was this, from the Times: “US Reviews Iran Plans”—which hardly qualifies, since it suggests that our government is calmly responding to a situation rather than manufacturing one.
karachiwala
Prime Minister (20k+ posts)
Iranian money appears to be stronger than the Iranian threat, as dozens of Israeli companies have been holding secret trade relations with the Islamic Republic in recent years.
Although the ties have been slightly limited in the past decade following Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's calls for Israel's destruction, trade between the two countries continues.
Risky Business
Iran in uproar over 'Israeli fruit'
Dudi Cohen
Tehran's Trade Ministry fights off exporter's claims that Islamic Republic is importing apples, oranges from Israel
The business relations are conducted through companies active in Turkey, Jordan and Dubai, which are registered in Europe and exposed to an American boycott.
"Despite what is seen on the ground, the secret relations with Iran total tens of millions of dollars a year," says Yehoshua Meiri, chairman of the Israeli-Arab Friendship Association, which encourages the development of economic relations as an alternative to a peace process.
"Even when harsh statements are made on both sides, business thrives," says Hemeiri. "Relations with the Iranian colleagues are excellent, and political statements are ignored.
"It's safe to say that the commerce could be extended. The past year has even seen relations which include consultation services on engineering and construction of food factories."
Iranian official visits Tel Aviv
Israeli exports to Iran focus on agricultural production means: Organic fertilizers, pierced irrigation pipes, hormones boosting milk productions and seeds.
The Iranians sell the Israelis pistachio, cashew nuts and mainly marble – one of Iran's biggest industries.
"A lot of marble is brought in from Iran," says Eran Siv, chairman of the Association of Renovation Contractors in Israel and a marble importer. "The marble, which is very popular in Israel, is mined on Iran's mountains and brought to Israel through Turkey."
Siv opposes these trade ties. "The Iranians personally offered to sell me hundreds of tons of marble products which would be transferred to Turkey and polished there for a cheap price, but I refused. I tried to get the importers to launch a consumers' boycott on Iran, but failed."
Another field the Iranians are obviously interested in is security. In a recent exhibition, Iranian representatives even tried to enter the Israeli booth, which was presenting defensive measures against accidents in nuclear reactors. Haim Siboni, a representative of the Israeli company, noticed their suspicious accent and ordered them to leave.
In November 2000, the Iranian government asked an Israeli company, which built Tehran's sewage pipes 30 years earlier, to visit the country for renovations.
Shortly afterwards, the assistant director-general of Iran's Ministry of Agriculture visited Israel secretly and stayed at the Tel Aviv Hilton Hotel. He expressed an interest in purchasing irrigation pipes, pesticides and fertilizers.
www.ynetnews.com
Although the ties have been slightly limited in the past decade following Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's calls for Israel's destruction, trade between the two countries continues.
Risky Business
Iran in uproar over 'Israeli fruit'
Dudi Cohen
Tehran's Trade Ministry fights off exporter's claims that Islamic Republic is importing apples, oranges from Israel
The business relations are conducted through companies active in Turkey, Jordan and Dubai, which are registered in Europe and exposed to an American boycott.
"Despite what is seen on the ground, the secret relations with Iran total tens of millions of dollars a year," says Yehoshua Meiri, chairman of the Israeli-Arab Friendship Association, which encourages the development of economic relations as an alternative to a peace process.
"Even when harsh statements are made on both sides, business thrives," says Hemeiri. "Relations with the Iranian colleagues are excellent, and political statements are ignored.
"It's safe to say that the commerce could be extended. The past year has even seen relations which include consultation services on engineering and construction of food factories."
Iranian official visits Tel Aviv
Israeli exports to Iran focus on agricultural production means: Organic fertilizers, pierced irrigation pipes, hormones boosting milk productions and seeds.
The Iranians sell the Israelis pistachio, cashew nuts and mainly marble – one of Iran's biggest industries.
"A lot of marble is brought in from Iran," says Eran Siv, chairman of the Association of Renovation Contractors in Israel and a marble importer. "The marble, which is very popular in Israel, is mined on Iran's mountains and brought to Israel through Turkey."
Siv opposes these trade ties. "The Iranians personally offered to sell me hundreds of tons of marble products which would be transferred to Turkey and polished there for a cheap price, but I refused. I tried to get the importers to launch a consumers' boycott on Iran, but failed."
Another field the Iranians are obviously interested in is security. In a recent exhibition, Iranian representatives even tried to enter the Israeli booth, which was presenting defensive measures against accidents in nuclear reactors. Haim Siboni, a representative of the Israeli company, noticed their suspicious accent and ordered them to leave.
In November 2000, the Iranian government asked an Israeli company, which built Tehran's sewage pipes 30 years earlier, to visit the country for renovations.
Shortly afterwards, the assistant director-general of Iran's Ministry of Agriculture visited Israel secretly and stayed at the Tel Aviv Hilton Hotel. He expressed an interest in purchasing irrigation pipes, pesticides and fertilizers.
Israel-Iran trade ties thriving
Under American radar, dozens of Israeli companies secretly engage in relations with Islamic Republic through third parties
PakistanRoshanMustaqbil
Senator (1k+ posts)
This isn't about Iran. It's about an emerging, powerful Pakistan and a free Turkey in 2023. It's also about the Zionist agenda of Greater Israel. Iran is, and always has been, a convenient smokescreen.
Wake Up Pakistan
Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
I THINK BEST SOLUTION FOR THIS IS TO HAND OVER KEKRA-1 DRILLING TO CHINA AND ASKED CHINA TO PARK THEIR WAR SHIPS AT GAWADAR PORT
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