Still dreaming after losing 50% of your country

Submitted by Ibrahim (India), Jan 4, 2009 at 03:02

Yes, absolutely nice Joke. And the joke is on you Pakistanis. Good you remember 1972, remember another year 2015, last time we broke one arm of yours and created Bangladesh. This time it will be Baluchistan. Don't cry and fret again, like you always do. Anyway its nice being a Baniyya from India, atleast our children dont have to eat grass, like your Prime Minister Bhutto proposed in the 1970's. Its funny to see Pakistanis cry every time they loose. Do you remeber Kargil, when our soldeirs used demolished your Amry into submission. Seems like history will repeat itself again.

We Indians are not war mongers like you Pakistanis, however if that rogue nation of yours wishes Anhillation, it might very well get it. By the way we Indians dont lick anybody's feet, America is interetsed in India because it knows of the enrmous Ecomic potential that we have. We are not somebodies cronies like you are, nor do we sell out like you do. Just imagine someone living in a pathetic country with no infrastructure at all, trying to threaten us. These are signs of weakness and frustration. You Pakistanis don't even exist to us, we dont even count you. We are not obsessed with your patheic excuse of a country. Much unlike you who are so India centric in everything you do, that you get crazy and begin to war monger everywhere you can.

Your threats are nothing more than the rants of a confused person, who is the product of a useless system. No one wants to have anything to do with Pakistan, mos countries still think that you are an Indian colony, which is a possibility in the future, if you dont behave yourselves.
So stop crying and handover the terrorists to us, if you wish to live in peace.

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