Rupesh wrote: ↑27 Nov 2023 05:49
https://twitter.com/theskindoctor13/sta ... 41Rzg&s=19
. Manmohan Singh diplomatically isolated Pakistan after 26/11. The isolation :
1. Not a single country imposed sanctions on Pak.
2. Leave sanctions, not a single country even criticized Pak directly. Some only "urged" Pak to help India with the probe.
3. Within a year of the attack, USA supplied 18 F16 fighter jets to Pak.
4. India couldn't even convince the FATF to put Pak in the grey list despite such obvious terror financing.
5. Within a year, MMS released a joint statement with Pakistan in Egypt, delinking terrorism from talks. It stated that education and poverty were the main issues; not terrorism.
6. Attacks didn't stop after 26/11. Within months, the Pune bIast at German Bakery kiIIed 17, then Mumbai serial bIast in 2011 kiIIed 26. The same year there was a car bIast targeting Israeli diplomats, the 2013 Hyderabad bIast kiIIed 18, and so on.
Rupesh ji
hence, the pakis started sending illiterate and dirt poor jihadis to achieve their cross border objectives. They kept to the letter and spirit of the agreement.
Raincoat was certainly assertive and effective. Got to hand it to him and his boss, the eyetalian mistress
raincoat thought that he had changed the narrative but forgot to send the memo to his paki pals who still deeply mourn his departure from the PM's gaddi, and for some strange reason, Modi somehow, doesn't seem to appeal to them. Never could understand these jihadis and their strange ways....
Stopping India from retaliating was a well thought out BIF coup. We came across as a spineless country and that actually egged on the pakis to carry on with their cross border policies
and the BIF whites thought that they had India exactly where they wanted India to be in the geopolitical and geo-economic arena, because mamamia mafia had delivered as promised
26/11 could never have happened without some considerable heavy lifting by vested Indian political interests and the workforce deployed for the project by jihadi criminal gangs operating in India, often under political patronage