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Rafi said:
Why would China care, Russia has always been indian supporter and friend, and if Pakistan sells weapons to the US and NATO which are transferred to Ukraine no big deal, also Pakistan and Ukraine historically have had a good relationship, also Pakistan and Russia have gotten closer over the years, but a number or arms deals have been scuppered by the Indians, so there you go.

And lastly I would not trust on face value American media, they have an agenda and everyone on this forum knows what it is, Russia has agreed to sell commodities and oil at discounted rates.....Read into that what you may.
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It’s not so much the foreign component of the influence that’s dangerous, but the domestic.
 
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Abominable said:
He sides with them when it comes to Twitter. He's basically saying they're right and Elon needs to censor more.

The liberal/conservative Jewish civil war is strictly a domestic affair. They're all on the same page when it comes to outsiders.
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What I find most interesting is that Trump, the genius of dark human nature that he is, has, now, demonstrated that one can achieve an expression of a tolerable form of ant-semitism by exploiting the liberal jewish vs conservative jewish divide!

Because, “trust-me-bro’”, his base is gon’na defend everything he says to the nth degree!

In his own, twisted, way, despite his unwavering support for Israhell, his narcissism might be the only force in ’Muhruhcuhn politics that can stand-up to Zionist bullying!
 
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pmc said:
I dont think Chinese weopons will be so technically backward that it need weopons from country on IMF constraints. Arabs have interests in India and Afghan. if India keep performing well according to Arab expectations. what prevents them from appointing India as boss of South Asia and create another entity to deal with Central Asia.
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LoL hahahahahahahahaahahaha
 
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james smith esq said:
It’s not so much the foreign component of the influence that’s dangerous, but the domestic.
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Pakistan has never compromised on its core interests even after 71, and has with stood massive pressure from the West, including getting close to China in the 50's and 60's at the height of the red scare, the nuclear program of the 70's and 80's, and the Afghan policy where it had massive pressure from both the Soviet Union and the US and NATO, but stubbornly refused India a foot hold in A Stan.
 
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