Failed Terrorist Beggar State of Pakistan: Idiotic Musings (18 Viewers)

people who dont know, pakistani banned youtube channels r aviable in india now😂. these politicians want to control our people feelings. we hv to hate pakistani, when these politicians want. normal times they hv no problem with pakistani. but dont worry operation sindoor is continue....for time being indians can watch pakistani youtube channel.😛.
 
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vin pahadi (kumauni) said:
people who dont know, pakistani banned youtube channels r aviable in india now😂. these politicians want to control our people feelings. we hv to hate pakistani, when these politicians want. normal times they hv no problem with pakistani. but dont worry operation sindoor is continue....for time being indians can watch pakistani youtube channel.😛.
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This is a masterstroke by the government. If they don't unban them, what will the government ban next time when another terrorist attack happens? There needs to be a few things which government can "Symbolically" ban next time to show their resolve.


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BREAKING: Instagram accounts of Pakistani artists Saba Qamar, Yumna Zaidi, Dananeer Mobeen, Ahad Raza Mir, Azaan Sami, Mawra Hocane, Ameer Gilani, and Danish Taimoor, which had become accessible in India again, have now been re-restricted.

Some of these artists, who had made extremely problematic and pro-terror statements during the first leg of Operation Sindoor, had already started celebrating their unbanning.
 
indrajit said:

View: https://x.com/AsYouNotWish/status/1940615404260651202?t=DS2DTsziHa-JlqNf5AiUDQ&s=19

BREAKING: Instagram accounts of Pakistani artists Saba Qamar, Yumna Zaidi, Dananeer Mobeen, Ahad Raza Mir, Azaan Sami, Mawra Hocane, Ameer Gilani, and Danish Taimoor, which had become accessible in India again, have now been re-restricted.

Some of these artists, who had made extremely problematic and pro-terror statements during the first leg of Operation Sindoor, had already started celebrating their unbanning.
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I have a theory. I think SM media bans are for a certain duration of time and automatically get reinstated by the SM companies upon expiration date. India probably had to resend orders in the required format yo ban them again. The unbanning might have been just an automated reinstatement and GoI had nothing to do with it.
 
RoaringTigerHiddenDragon said:
I have a theory. I think SM media bans are for a certain duration of time and automatically get reinstated by the SM companies upon expiration date. India probably had to resend orders in the required format yo ban them again. The unbanning might have been just an automated reinstatement and GoI had nothing to do with it.
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Can't they ban permanantly
 
They aren't even using the drones with all those ATGMs against BLA/TTP either. It does look like they have limited stocks for weapons and are unable to stretch for a conflict, and it makes sense as well since they barely produce much within. Except basic ammunition, I doubt they produce anything more than that, and that too in enough numbers due to low production capacity, very low purchasing power, and bankrupt economy and have limited import options. No wonder they begged for ceasefire when they knew they couldn't stretch this conflict for long with India escalating even further each passing day. Explains why they invested so much in air force (air to air missiles), it gives easy "we won the war saar" PR for them inbreds.

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They literally import kamikaze loitering munitions from turkey (YIHA-III), this is the state of their "military industrial complex". They have limited stocks, limited production capacity, limited import options. And whatever they have is highly inferior to Indian stuff.

Even the BVR edge will be lost after Astra Mk-3 and Meteor.
 
FalconSlayers said:
They aren't even using the drones with all those ATGMs against BLA/TTP either. It does look like they have limited stocks for weapons and are unable to stretch for a conflict, and it makes sense as well since they barely produce much within. Except basic ammunition, I doubt they produce anything more than that, and that too in enough numbers due to low production capacity, very low purchasing power, and bankrupt economy and have limited import options. No wonder they begged for ceasefire when they knew they couldn't stretch this conflict for long with India escalating even further each passing day. Explains why they invested so much in air force (air to air missiles), it gives easy "we won the war saar" PR for them inbreds.

View: https://x.com/NUQTA31/status/1940396149686571392?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1940396149686571392%7Ctwgr%5E%7Ctwcon%5Es1_c10&ref_url=


They literally import kamikaze loitering munitions from turkey (YIHA-III), this is the state of their "military industrial complex". They have limited stocks, limited production capacity, limited import options. And whatever they have is highly inferior to Indian stuff.

Even the BVR edge will be lost after Astra Mk-3 and Meteor.
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Military industrial complex, more like they have no industrial complex, there are enough posts about how these guys cook up gdp numbers with voodoo maths, their current est gdp of 411bn is absolute bogus.
 
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