Pahalgam Islamic Terror Attack

[darkflame]

Do guys realized no monetary compensation have been given to victim families no govt jobs. Remember last year how they rushed to give monetary help and govt jobs to OGWs lol.

 

[darkflame]

Worth a watch (better than most SM trash and no source rumint).

View: https://youtu.be/nHI-Gq6wLV0

As it seems 2019 air strikes were complete failure

 

[Sanglamorre]

100%

You don't prepare hospitals unless you anticipate high level of injuries


View: https://x.com/AdityaRajKaul/status/1915790164309283271

Is this for only one hospital? What's the bed capacity?

Trying to gauge the expected intensity. Maybe a part of simulated war casualties as part of the exercises. Because only 1 hospital being told to be ready is... Strange.

 

[Ultraman]

But to this day, the IAF is insisting that they hit the target with at least a few of the 5-8 bombs that were dropped. Also, western think tanks are almost never supportive or enthuiastic about anything India does. They will belittle every achievement, including the Agni missile(s) and the ASAT test.

we can believe our govt and our airforce . cant expect others to do same without giving any evidence.

beating a dead horse at this point .... i think IAF will do better this time.

 

[Azaad]

In case you guys haven't noticed no country except Russia has issued an advisory to its citizens that too to avoid Paxtan. Just saying.

Meanwhile this happened


View: https://twitter.com/sanket/status/1915380202026258518?s=19

Alhamdulillah!

 

[shitsandgiggles]

Remember being too curious about movements of our government helps pakis. Goodnight

 

[Sanglamorre]

Mods reacting at Baboo speed to do the needful.

Anyway for now kinetic action hasn't even begun yet, once it does and in the aftermath the forum will be flooded with "Indians" from Lahore and a variety of domestic psyops workers including green, liberandu etc.

It is better to not think about the situation on insta and xitter

First action should be to ban any paki IP, and also ask security questions that are insults to Pakistan and Islam

 

[Sanglamorre]

What makes you think I'm not a part of it?



I don't understand what are you trying to convey here. What can't I stomach?



In the past, both after Uri and Pulwama, the previous avatar of DFB had quality discussions and analysis.It clearly seems ^^intelligent debates and discussions^^ aren't needed here. There are a few other DFI oldies who would have added immense value to the discussions here but are staying out because of the current quality of discussions and also because we are after all "wizened fellows" who have congregated elsewhere.

Perhaps it's my bad to expect a better quality of discussion here. Have a good time with this level of discussion, I'm out.

It is what it is. Not every place can be a tower of erudition and nor should it aim to be so. There is definitely a place for very high brow discussions, but we also require places that are more approachable.

We do need to radicalise our people and continuously shift the Overton window. If we block overzealous new entrants, censor them for being perhaps too consummate in trying to find insane solutions, we risk throwing the baby out with the bathwater. Today's Radioactive waste in Indus is tomorrow's astute observer.

Right now, there's not even many spaces RW fellows can gather unapologetically. Why not have a space that enthusiastically welcomes them?

They'll seek out further, nuanced erudition when they metamorphose.

Also, I believe in radical democratization of knowledge. If somebody has something they think is worth sharing, I think they should. There are many sorts of audiences hiding everywhere. I don't think it's quite right some expected behaviour serving as a pre-requisite to be handed down that knowledge. But that is just me, other people's mileage may vary.

 

[Sanglamorre]

bhencd what fucking language is that?

>Decepticon Modi can't hurt you. He's not real

>Decepticon Modi

Pakistanis have a problem. They fantasize about Modi doing cruel things to them.

 

[Varoon4]

The courts need to be told to back off security issues.


View: https://x.com/monidipadey/status/1915618004525629563?t=eh4zs8fjG25JtwbxR6JGtQ&s=19

As he suggests, all those trying to downplay or mitigate Pahalgam should go vacation there, walk around, and then also to other places that have been hit recently like Reasi and Kathua.

 

[Sanglamorre]

@Sanglamorre asking for a friend , how are adikari ...same like these jeeee's ?

Sort of. Very closely aligned castes. I really can't tell why Brahmins in Bengal are so deracinated. To be fair, deracination can be cross caste now, so better to sound out the girl herself. If she truly is a commie liberal, she won't be able to hide it when you say right wing things.

 

[Guynxdor]

Worth a watch (better than most SM trash and no source rumint).

View: https://youtu.be/nHI-Gq6wLV0

Insightful video. Will be interesting to see how Modi manages to pull this through.

 

[Azaad]

Insightful video. Will be interesting to see how Modi manages to pull this through.

Are you back to you usual claptrap again, Josekutty? What's the matter? Let me guess - got booted out of Pee DF once again & Strat Front is dead so you come here to pile on?

 

[maximus777]

Exactly similar on and off orders were being issued by local authorities of J&K in the weeks preceding 5th Aug 2019. Memory!

Op Parakram 2.0?

 

[Commando_01]

Seems like tonight will be peaceful

 

[maximus777]

Seems like tonight will be peaceful

 

[vampyrbladez]

View: https://x.com/ians_india/status/1915579941292527836

 

[Azaad]

View: https://twitter.com/SanaSaeed/status/1915499653824733565?s=19


View: https://twitter.com/SanaSaeed/status/1915626524528574832?s=19

Ex Al Jazeera & Paxtani liberal .

As things go, a Paxtani liberal is a Paxtani nationalist, and an Indian liberal is also a Paxtani nationalist.

She thinks China's the ultimate arbiter here as if China needs an excuse to dam rivers. If they dam the Indus at the source, Paxtan's screwed as our consumption of its waters are fairly limited.

 

[moroboshi]

He aint(making me lose sleep) anymore. not He aint(captured) anymore.

Nice job ignoring my question.

There will hundreds captured and killed depending on our "response" so what "response" would you want as per your comment here ( that won't make you lose your sleep)?:

Capture of BSF jawan, stresses me. I know he will be returned soon, but this will have effects on our response(hope it does not)but this will have effects on our response(hope it does not)

 

[vampyrbladez]

View: https://twitter.com/SanaSaeed/status/1915499653824733565?s=19


View: https://twitter.com/SanaSaeed/status/1915626524528574832?s=19

Ex Al Jazeera & Paxtani liberal .

As things go, a Paxtani liberal is a Paxtani nationalist, and an Indian liberal is also a Paxtani nationalist.

She thinks China's the ultimate arbiter here as if China needs an excuse to dam rivers. If they dam the Indus at the source, Paxtan's screwed as our consumption of its waters are fairly limited.

Chutiyas don't know that most of the Brahmaputra's waters come from inland rivers in Arunachal Pradesh. Which is why China has been eyeing the region and why we had the Galwan standoff in 2020.

The Brahmaputra sub-basin consists of a highly complex drainage system. It is fed by tributaries that drain four sovereign nation – China (50.5%), India (33.6%), Bhutan (7.8%) and Bangladesh (8.1%). Out of the total length of 2,880 kilometres, about 1,625 kilometres flow through the Tibetan plateau which has an average elevation that is higher than 3000 metres above mean sea level. This creates an impression that the larger share of the basin in Tibet, as well as the longer chainage of one of the main tributaries of the Brahmaputra – the Yarlung/Siang, must accrue for the largest share of the total discharge of the Brahmaputra. However, the reality is far from this make-believe notion of water insecurity in the downstream.

As a direct consequence of the rainfall received in various parts of the catchment, the discharge of the river also increases manifold as the Yarlung/Siang bends around the Himalaya and emerges from the mountains and onto the plains of Assam (Ref. Fig 2). This can be identified from hydrographs at Nuxia and Bahadurabad. The maximum flow during July and August is 45,000 cumecs in Bahadurabad, which is ten times more than 4500 cumecs in Nuxia during the same months of the year. Moreover, according to a study by Lutz and Immerzeel (2013), around 25 % of the flow is generated by glacier and snow-melt in the upper catchment of the Siang river (which includes the great bend) while 75% of it is fed by rainfall alone – the bulk of which is generated downstream of Nuxia due to the orographic factors mentioned above.

https://www.nextias.com/blog/brahmaputra-river-system/

https://www.preventionweb.net/news/choking-brahmaputras-flow-much-ado-about-nothing