Western countries have armys. Middle Eastern countrys are just Armys with a country. Trust Pakistan? Really?
4 Answers to "Western countries have armys. Middle Eastern countrys are just Armys with a country. Trust Pakistan? Really?"
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Well that's not really the case. It's true that in poorer countries the army tends to have a mind of its own, but it varies wildly from state to state. Egypt certainly has an army with a mind of its own, Saudi Arabia is pretty firmly controlled by its monarchy. One rule for all "middle eastern" countries is not a good idea.
Also Pakistan is not in the Middle East, even if its a Muslim country.
Pakistan's problem is that it has three interested powers (government, secret service, and military) trying to rule the country with their own agendas and spheres of influence. It also has practically no control over its border with Afghanistan. So it's uh, complicated.Like (2)
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They tolerate the Taliban...shoot little girls, kill health-care workers, and it's just pasted off as "unfortunate" by Paki government... I say we give them nothing. Let the Taliban lift them above their savagery.
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lol the only thing you are giving them is drones to kill more of their children. but wait...killing children is justified if America (or Israel) does it. sorry, I forgot.Like (1)
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Who trusts Pakistan?
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How do you figure Pakistan is a Middle Eastern country?
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Best Answer (Chosen by Voting):
Posted by lactose Oct 26th, 2012 at 8:01PM
Pakistan should have NEVER been trusted.
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