Is Pakistan on the Verge of Collapse?

Discover the unsettling reality of Pakistan's potential nuclear disaster! Unstable economy, political turmoil, and terrorism pose a grave threat. What's the US's contingency plan? Watch NOW to find out!
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[@emiranup]

"Never won a war, "Never lost an election" -Pakistani army

[@LionsHeart3.1.3]

That happens when when muslism become secular piece if sh!t. And when the fall comes, secular librals will say that is because of Islam😂.

[@fixerff1110]

Never won a war? 1965: 1947 got 1 third part of united India : 1947 The Kashmir war where Pakistan occupied half of the Kashmir : 2019 Tea was Fantastic:

[@warlordlaw7675]

@@fixerff1110do you even study 😂😂? 1965 Pakistan lost 1971 lost Bangladesh source - Wikipedia 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@karmaisabitch5366]

​@@fixerff1110I know the comment that you replied can butthurt lot of Pakistanis, but you need to learn to accept the facts otherwise you will never progress. Look where Bangladesh is and where Pakistan is in todays date.

[@Madly-Chilled]

​@@fixerff1110ab toh aukaat mein aaja bhikari..abhi bhi kis baat ka ghamand hai??

[@shayaanazeem7169]

As a Pakistani I'm saddened to say that every one of the comments by Indians here is true. All countries have armies. Here our army has a country to themselves

[@RajMGandhi]

You gave them power. You listened to mfs who claimed they can run a country. But all they were good at is destroying and barking...

[@philipthandal997]

But the Indians who comment here haven’t learnt their lesson, until India is secular and respects minorities, it will continue on the path of growth. If not, it will follow Pakistan soon. The current Indian politics is too much focused on religion. I hope the patriotic indians read history and understand why India is in its current growth state unlike Pakistan.

[@muhammadroshaanzaib639]

You're not pakistani you indians should seriously stop pretending to be a pakistani on every single video of a western youtubers

[@muhammadroshaanzaib639]

​@@philipthandal997he is not pakistani he is actually pretending to be a pakistani here

[@aasamspb967]

@@muhammadroshaanzaib639 a muslim nonetheless.

[@sidv4615]

Another Not so Fun Fact: Almost immediately after receiving the IMF Bailout Pakistan in a competition with India decided to plant the largest Flag costing $6-7 Million.

[@farukhsheikh5790]

In response to chandrayaan 3? That's just weird.

[@whentheimposterissus8376]

@@farukhsheikh5790 yup.

[@Shabkaz]

I dont think it was in dollars it was in rupees

[@shivanshsingh7593]

​@@Shabkazits about 1.5 million USD approximately. In PKR its 40 Crore

[@banigalekiriyasat]

@@farukhsheikh5790 La illah illallah Imran khan rasool allah! Lanat RAW agents, Pak Army aur hindu-jewish conspiracy par

[@HumBhiH-v3b]

Abbu said, “Once CPEC is done, Pakistan will give loans to America … Alhamdulillah”

[@TheDonMan97]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@again2081]

Who said that?

[@Kaeya922]

Lmao

[@rickgolder6818]

Fun fact:- no PM of Pakistan has able to complete it's whole term.

[@arpitshivhare217]

It's like the job of dark arts professor in HP.

[@gigachad6885]

Other fun fact : Pakistan has THE highest inbreeding rate on earth (73% of the population comes from cousin or siblings marriage)

[@coldestbeer]

@@arpitshivhare217 read another book

[@Indian_gae_boii]

​@@coldestbeerHarry Potter is the best

[@coldestbeer]

@indianweebdesu2482 Harry potter is a Mashle knock off. We all know it.

[@christopherwebb3517]

"You must trust us that we have maximum and impenetrable security" sounds an awful lot like "This ship is unsinkable."

[@rixille]

It's not reassuring.

[@GaiusCaesarAugustusGermanicus.]

The operation to get Bin Laden proves threat they aren’t impenetrable

[@flexinclouds]

Seriously😂. I instantly knew they were full of sh*t.. no security is impenetrable lol. And then he says what their "impenetrable" security actually consists of😅😅😅🤦‍♂️

[@kleinweichkleinweich]

bad case of "trust me bro' "

[@AsadMehmoodMaverick]

Nah bro, trust us, ours truly is. 🥹

[@aga7299]

I feel sorry for india to have a neighbor like this .

[@jubnaa]

india itself is in a sorry state. christian being hunted in manipur and muslims being hounded before 2024 elections.

[@Shivam-uq5mw]

Don't worry brother they are a laughing stock for us indians

[@aga7299]

@@Shivam-uq5mw but they do randomly explode right ,

[@bluegregory6239]

@@Shivam-uq5mw I wish the USA had supported India from the get-go. The USA doesn't need allies like Pakistan, China's and the Afghani terrorists' best friend.

[@faktiman381]

@@aga7299 ohhh yess they do ironically enough they do it more in their country nowadays

[@pradnyachoukekar9203]

I live in Mumbai and witnessed the 2008 terror attack as a child, thanks for the anxiety 😁

[@gamerbaba8314]

If next time any kind of attacks by Pakistan any outfit india sould declared a war

[@SomethingaboutScreens]

What is your age now?

[@pradnyachoukekar9203]

@@SomethingaboutScreens 24

[@aadi1862]

Sorry you went through that but us mein Mera kia qasoor hai Bhai ? Or baaqi 99% Pakistanion ka kia qasoor hai? Jinhon ne Mumbai attacks karwaay thay, unhi kuttoun ne yahaan bhi har shehr mein dhamaakay karwaay Hein or hamain zaada zaleel Kiya hai. Show some sympathy man!

[@jagdishkumar-hg8og]

​​@@aadi1862When an Indian looks an act coming from Pakistan he or she doesn't have the ability to know the difference between the state and it's people. For Indians the nuisance that are sent to our side by the Pakistani state is done with an approval of Pakistanis. Only a person who studies Pakistan in dept understands the ground reality and feels sorry for its citizen's plight.

[@goldentimes7731]

Someone once said, "Every country has an army. But in Pakistan the army has a country". Just think that both India and Pakistan got separated 75 years ago and still Pakistan doesn't have ANY Prime Minister completing a whole term while facing three Military Coups. Although India maintaining a stronghold of democratic leadership on their army, which is one of the largest & most powerful armed forces in the planet.

[@daniyalbbd5281]

Don't worry if we will collapse, we will make sure Endia is turned into a desert. That's our mission ❤

[@kaniska12]

Pakistan was not separated but carved out of India.

[@ANONYMOUS-hl3ih]

*Not have enough Power in ass to take Pok* *Yet we will do Gobar Bhakti Modhi shakti* 😂😂😂😂

[@Beyonder1987]

@@kaniska12india never existed as a country until Britain invented it

[@kaniska12]

@@Beyonder1987 says a non Indian lol. India existed since the beginning of human race. When you guys were collecting two meal a day we were developing drainage system in the Indus and Saraswati valley system.

[@PrabhatXLR8]

We have a saying in south Asia for Pakistan army - "Never won a war but Never lost an election". 😄

[@LionsHeart3.1.3]

That happens when when muslism become secular piece if sh!t. And when the fall comes, secular librals will say that is because of Islam😂.

[@aslambhatti8932]

Lol as a pakistani this made me laugh

[@vantagehistory1813]

OKAY THEN WHAT HAPPENED IN 1948? AZAD KASHMIR AND GILGIT 1957 1958 1965 2000 MILE OF GUJRAT + OTHER AREAS TOO WE LOST 1971 DUE TO BANGALI BRAVERY... WE RETREAT FROM KARGIL................ OTHER WISE REMEBER TEA WAS FANTASTIC

[@riponff4656]

​@@vantagehistory1813bengali bravery 😂 haha

[@daudzaheer1770]

Tea was fantastic

[@aamirrath2568]

Most countries have an army, but the Pakistani army has a country. Pakistan’s defense budget is about 12 billion dollars with another 4 billion dollars that paid out to retired soldiers as pensions. This what has hampered Pakistan, the massive military expenditure.

[@AsadMehmoodMaverick]

This line has been repeated so many times that it has lost its charm. Sounds generic.

[@saadkhankhalil]

a person who doesn't even know how to differentiate between paid and payed properly has the audacity to comment on the complex politico economic conditions of a country. the irony

[@AsadMehmoodMaverick]

Oh wow didn't know that English grammar was a pre requisite for one's ideas to be considered valid, I thought the Britishers had left. Wake up, it has been 76 years since the Brits left. :)

[@中共戰士萬歲]

@@AsadMehmoodMaverick Well the current foreign minister is a brit product that gives more attention to his fake accent than his people. Guess he follows his footstep more passionately to become a grammar lord.

[@saadkhankhalil]

@@AsadMehmoodMaverick the Brits left? where? Last time I checked, there still was a country called the great Britain and it's people were still called the Brits. Looks like I'm not the one who needs waking up.. If the person lacked "basic grammar" of the most widely spoken language, he should have communicated in whatever language he had command on. His ideas cant even be considered if he cant differentiate between such a basic thing.

[@mercedesbenz3751]

Major Gaurav Arya says it correct, ''They took a separate country Pakistan by force because of Hindu hatred and their stubbornly nature, but they don't know what to do with it or how to run it''

[@ovictor1472]

Who would want to live under the rule of backstabbers.

[@wildesshop]

Times will tell who is correct Pakistan is still here

[@mishterkhalid3117]

because of Hindu hatred, Bangladesh also separated from india to become a Muslim country and now their GDP is higher than India's. and Bangladesh did this in 50 years while india took 75 years to accomplish it. i guess Muslims win then

[@adithyapoojary7288]

​@@mishterkhalid3117Bangladesh get independent from Pakistan no india😂

[@galmyde8897]

​@@mishterkhalid3117bro Bangladesh is part of Pakistan in past

[@gametabulas]

As an Indian i feel sad but also afraid. Healthy Pakistan is a problem but collapsed Pakistan is extremely dangerous.

[@prajwalavhad7059]

Well what ever they have done to our country is nothing but horrible ( in fact the word horrible isn't enough ) they sheltered bin laden after the 9/11 incident and some of the wanted gangsters from our country ( you know who ) So it's very hard to feel sympathetic towards that nation

[@sicparvismagna97]

Like a chimp with a machine gun

[@rohinanand540]

​@@sicparvismagna97😂 made my day brother

[@L.K.P_]

We already got mini Pakistan inside india 250+ million in numbers the blunder of 1947

[@ranadeep8318]

How?

[@TheAb9211]

While I agree with the problems you mentioned, the biggest problem for Pakistan is the fact that Army is owning and running most of the companies there. The army elites get rich and don’t pay taxes. Most of them retire and emigrate to other countries.

[@Kaiserboo1871]

That… sounds like a good way to have your military turn into a modern day janissary corp (ie extremely corrupt).

[@farukhsheikh5790]

Yeah, I heard that the army has banks, and they own companies for things like toothpaste, cement, and noodles...

[@killercrock3813]

army may be a part but radical islamist and cult like following of political leaders is the biggest cause of Pakistan. (I live in Pakistan )

[@shahzadaslam384]

and in india it's opposite, the corrupt politiciens holding everything so now the questions is who is the worst army or corrupt politiciens

[@farukhsheikh5790]

@@shahzadaslam384 I think the army is worst. Parties can be changed during elections, it depends on the people and the votes. But, if the government is under the control of the army, how would you change that? The army would just initiate a coup everytime the government is unfavorable to them. It's just a never ending cycle.

[@Tom_Samad]

The more i learn about Pakistan, the happier i am that we Bengalis separated from them in 1971! 🇧🇩❤🇧🇩 😁

[@siddharthakvr5154]

No you didn't "separate", India helped you and had a major role in it

[@dsinghnegi2024]

​@@siddharthakvr5154👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏

[@aadilansari5997]

Bangalis are hidden Hendus who take help from yahoodis .

[@EvolveYourBrain]

Good riddance I hope Indian Muslims think the same way like you and they will not cheer Pakistan this World Cup and show some nationalism. I respect Bengalis to fight for their culture, language and freedom

[@yatinpatare8062]

​@@siddharthakvr5154it was their will to get separate from Pakistan, India help them.

[@forgive_me_for_being_unfunny]

The problem with Pakistan is that they don't ever accept mistakes they just blame their neighbours or some other country for such situations ...

[@Uno_organized]

How does that affect the fkn economic collapse? Bruh and every country tell lies in their books and its NORMAL

[@NAStheNomad]

This simply is not true. Pakistan has many many issues but the only people obsessed with their neighbours is the Indians. Just look at the comments section here, the media goes on about the “threat” of Pakistan non-stop. (although it may exist in small number) I have not seen that reciprocated by the Pakistani people or government. So if you want to criticise Pakistan, there is a wealth of issues but you choose the one that isn’t true 🤦‍♂️

[@forgive_me_for_being_unfunny]

@@NAStheNomad I fear when Pakis will stop blaming their neighbours for literally anything.... I just said it in the original comment and here comes one to prove my point 💀😅 Why don't u get it that Indians aren't obsessed with any other nation, they are busy building themselves, namely boosting to be one of the most powerful economies and eradicating poverty!! I have seen some Pakis obsessed with Modi blaming him for everything! The day u realise only *you* , are responsible for your problems, Pakistan might see a better future

[@paawan3764]

@@NAStheNomadCan you blame them for their "obsession" when said neighbour is a country like Pakistan? Pakistan is like a cornered animal. It should never have had nukes but now it does and cannot handle them.

[@godemisempire8225]

Simply put we don't anymore we are connected to the world just slaves to army and politicians, couldn't agree less that we nneed stand up and fix shit

[@erikanderson8093]

At 38 million people in 1950, the land could support the population. At 250 million people today it’s just ridiculous.

[@KennyNGA]

800.000km2 are enough for 250 million people

[@abhay_x_mitra]

presently Hindus support the Muslim populus in India and World supports the Muslims populus in Pak with regards to Food/Finance n other amenities...Population Explosion is a huge problem...cant stretch this point further coz its'islamophobic'

[@iblistarhun]

@@KennyNGA The Sahara is 9.2 million km2. Would you argue that it could directly support 250 million people? Land is not equal. Pakistan's has many problems.

[@cyberverse9141]

Large Population is never the real problem. Leaders are

[@christopherfanelli8821]

@@cyberverse9141Large populations led by autocrats are the biggest problem.

[@bilalattique]

As a Pakistani I'm fairly certain this country would vanquish in a decade or two considering the wildly accelerated pace of its annihilation in every facet of its existence.

[@anonymouslyopinionated656]

inshallah

[@gravy4708]

insha lullah ya dallah 🤲🤲🤲

[@PP-jf3tp]

An indian here. Sorry bro I don't think so. But definitely you have stop ALL TERRORISTS operating in your country and it will be stable. Just stop with the religious narrative and it will survive and possibly become stable. But obviously you would know more. I have question to ask. How much do you think, are the terror activities and radicalisation responsible for the rich and powerful move out of Pakistan?

[@cashewnuttel9054]

Is it America's fault... again?

[@cosmos1487]

Well that's what happens when you form a nation keeping religion in mind Religion shouldn't be the center of anything it should be up to individual While pakistan was formed on the very basis of religion

[@Lords1997]

Pakistan: We will build nukes!! Also Pakistan: Help. Our loans from the IMF, WB, and even debt traps from China haven’t been able to keep us from bankruptcy..

[@faktiman381]

26 damn times imf has saved pak

[@rustomkanishka]

​@@faktiman381it's quite hopeless. Every time the money comes in, it's taken up at the top, a bunch of people get visas and leave the country. Staying behind isn't working out. Normally, for a muslim country, Saudi tries to help. Saudi and Pak has a very public falling out. They can't help. Being China's vassal state is all that remains.

[@gosliglitzho]

Billions of dollars of USAID

[@farukhsheikh5790]

Well, I am sure the Pakistani military general said something like "We would eat grass if it comes down to that, but we will build nukes."

[@whentheimposterissus8376]

@@farukhsheikh5790 that statement aged well 👏

[@mehulrathod7739]

93,000 Pakistani soldiers surrendering to Indian army in 1971, Pak general giving arrogant statements to BBC that they won't surrender to Indian army and pak army did the exact opposite of his words! So much for an emerging supah pawah!

[@nobbynobbs8182]

I still remember the funeral of Mimtaz Qadri, where over 100 000(!) religious extremists came to mourn the death of a terrorist and murderer of the governor who dared to defend Asia Bibi, a girl in death row because of fake blasphemy charges. Scary to think such a failed country has a nuclear arsenal

[@rixille]

Yea..

[@SodiumSyndicate]

USA helped Pakistan get the nukes out of its hatred against Hindus and India during cold war and India crushing Pakistan, USA and UK during the 1971 Hindu genocide war that birthed Bangladesh

[@rickgolder6818]

@@AnkitChauhan-df8oc agree, paks nuclear mess is because of US (not blaming US, but it's true), it's high time now US should see that no nukes end up in any one's hand.

[@LazyBrownWizard]

Pakistan was an ally if US. But now it became a lapdog of China

[@AF-yq9es]

@@AnkitChauhan-df8oc The sooner the arsenal is taken away the better it is for the world.

[@stephenphillips4609]

A few things I noticed when I lived in Pakistan. First off, foreigners always pay the country's bills, because the ruling elite have no interest in contributing anything to the country. Second, corruption is rampant, from the very top to the bottom, trust is virtually non-existent. Thirdly, Pakistan is a remarkably divided country - a myriad of different ethnicities, languages, religious factions as well as politics mean the country is often described (by its own people) as a mob, not a nation. Fourthly, the education system is abysmal and we underestimate the damage done by bad education to a society. Fifth, Pakistan is remarkably reslient. Even Pakistanis are surprised that it has kept together for so long under massive stresses and strains. Finally, it is a deeply angry society (they have a lot to be angry about), it doesn't take much to spark a riot, but it always seems to calm down after a time. As bad as the condition of the country is, it has a habit of surviving when even Pakistanis have written it off. My guess is that it will be around for a long time yet. Of course, I could be wrong...

[@HandyMan657]

Spot on mate.

[@ishowsports008]

No one wants Pakistan to Not be there. China of course has Investment. America has Military relations. And India doesn't want the Talibanis and ISIS on it's western border so Pakistan is a lovely buffer.

[@pro-libertatibus]

Your description suggests that Pakistan is already sitting close to rock bottom ---- a stable position in a lamentable sense.

[@lamarsmith5971]

Pakistan doesn't have a lot of religious factions......96.4 percent of the population is Muslim.

[@stephenphillips4609]

@@PewterThos I agree...the more goes wrong, the more precarious it becomes. But everybody (and I'm not talking about ordinary people) have a lot to lose if it does go south. The Army risks being greatly diminished (especially if the borders are redrawn) and if the economy REALLY tanks, cos they won't get the equipment they claim to need. Politicians (who, like the Army, don't want change) risk losing a situation that doesn't challenge their economic dominance or their access to the perks of being ultra wealthy and relatively powerful, both socially & economically. The religious establishment run a risk of being replaced by more fundamentalist (believe it or not, Pakistan is not as fundamentalist as we think...there are some VERY loud, armed, voices who have been too useful to the...'establishment') forces, which is always a risk in a revolution. When everyone quietly agrees things must stay exactly as they are, they find a way to pull back from the brink. Until they don't, of course.

[@artarealmblazer8452]

So… Pakistan’s nuclear security is what Bane did in Gotham in The Dark Knight Rises?

[@dragonstormdipro1013]

Bane's trucks had better security

[@nikhileshsingh8706]

No it's actually much more pathetic than that. Imagine Bane sitting there with a nuke demanding to get loans otherwise he would perish and the bombs would fall in wrong hands.

[@basshunterdota625]

​@@dragonstormdipro1013lmao

[@Kaiserboo1871]

@@nikhileshsingh8706 That’s… really pathetic. I’d say Pakistan doesn’t deserve nukes in the first place.

[@cashewnuttel9054]

@@Kaiserboo1871 They do, they have a lot of enemies.

[@Ammon_666]

I could write a book on what's it like living in Pakistan. I have so many emotions flowing through me right now that I can't express all of them in words. Anger, Disappointment, Resentment, Depression, Anxiety and in all those emotions, there's not even a sliver of hope. We're raising a 1.5 million usd flag here, I pass by the construction every time and not even a single glimpse of hope do I see in this nation. Who are you raising your flag for? What does this flag mean to you? It was meant to be a peaceful country. A country where we wouldn't be oppressed. How is this any better than not being partitioned? Please do not mock my country and its people. We are at an all-time low here. Every single commoner will agree that India and Bangladesh are doing so much better than us. I wanted us to succeed, I wanted Pakistan to be considered a country where there's an opportunity to grow. I expected so much from my country. For Pakistan to ever succeed, we will need to start from ground up 75 years ago as an honest country with honest people. We need a hard reset button because there's no other way, I see anything changing anytime soon. I pray we learn from Turkey and bring a revolution. I pray we learn from India that we actually strive for a country that people want to be in, I pray we learn from Bangladesh and value knowledge and sciences above if they have shoes to go to university or not. I pray to Allah, please fix us.

[@menacetosociety2342]

Aur Karo partition based on Hindu Muslim divide this is what you get when your whole country was made out of pure spite for so called KAFIRS

[@menacetosociety2342]

Islamic radicalism will always destroy a country

[@julius7506]

I hope one day all Pakistani people will understand the doings of their military and will unite and fight for a change. It's just a matter of good and honest government and policies. Don't be bothered by all those making fun of you. You should always love your country, it's land and people. And strive to be best at what you do. Educate and motivate people around you to be the change. Help each other. Stay strong, your country will learn from it's mistakes and rise one day. It's never too late to be what you might have been. Good wishes from India.

[@RN-qs6jd]

​@@julius7506 Its very difficult to make changes in Pakistan it will take 100yr to change. First step will take 50yr which is giving equality and building strong emotions because almost 60% pakistani are happy living that life so if they will not develop a strong metal willing they will not get ready for next step which is education, and with education it takes aproxx 30yr to develop institutions which are completely research oriented and focused on talented minds and then next 20 yrs will be developing stage of country.

[@chintakgurjar8426]

Just stop teaching Islam to your children. Stop hatred towards non-Muslims. Stop hating India. Teach modern curriculum in your schools, shut down all madrasahs. If your country can manage to do just this, I am very confident than all your troubles vanish in next 20-30 years. I am accounting 20-30 years because your generations have been radicalised. It needs at least one generation to have progressive thoughts.

[@grimgrahamch.4157]

I can't really bring myself to feel any sympathy for Pakistan. Almost immediately after formation, the dream of Pakistan's bright future was already dead in the water. What remained was a country that solved all it's national security problems with state sponsored terrorism. Almost nobody in the world likes or trusts them (including their own people) and they don't have anyone else to blame but themselves.

[@tommarney1561]

Yeah, but... their nukes make their problems everybody's problems. That was the whole point of the video.

[@justice32legends]

State sponsored terrorism began in the 80's. Pak in fact did pretty well in the earlier decades. Still you can't go far with radical population, racist ideology, and a military who'd want to keep it that way to stay in power.

[@natedogg890]

I'm not sure if I feel sympathy for any state, I feel lots for the people, we are all stumbling blindly into a global crisis

[@ajaypal14121]

​@@tommarney1561USA and India should launch joint operation and take back the nukes from them we know their location let's make GI Joe 2 reality 🤣🇮🇳🤝🇺🇸

[@Fenrir.Gleipnir]

70% of the population is a product of inbreeding.

[@matsinkal]

As a highly religious country surely they must be asking where's God now?

[@Icyice25]

Naah they will say Allah is testing them.

[@AtheismF7W]

​@@Icyice25100%

[@loguchennai]

Muslims are very weird concept of God.. They always ready to die because of afterlife.. It could be simply reason why lots of Muslims brainwashed that easily to die... Wtf

[@Rahul_Singh100]

They find their 2 minutes of solace by telling Hindus on social media, "I ate Cow God", which unbeknownst to them, Hindus actually find really silly. Hindus don't get appalled by the fact that they eat cow meat, Hindus are appalled by the fact that Pakistanis have gone so low as to brag about a practise forbidden in Hinduism to feel good about their religion. Quite Sad imo.

[@tarence528]

@@Rahul_Singh100bro I’m Hindu and I don’t even care if you’ll eat beef it’s you life and your beliefs I won’t interfere in it

[@erf3176]

Maybe if they invested a little bit less on their military and a little more in improving living conditions, Pakistan would be a little more stable. Kinda hard to scare India when your country is falling apart. I mean, they might get scared about Pakistani nukes falling in the wrong hands. But that's not quite the flex Pakistan was going for when they built up their military.

[@fishnujish1511]

Exactly. People in India are more patriotic than ever. The country's military is getting stronger. We have united most of our country. The only thing holding the dogs back is our neutral stance on the world. But increasingly so we are getting more militaristic and Pakistan will pay the price.

[@satyakisil9711]

The bureucrats don't understand that antagonism towards Pakistan is keeping the thousands of different cultures in India united and making India more stable and productive. If Pakistan becomes more pacifist it can actually use India's social divisions more effectively.

[@zimingzhao8395]

Well I'd imagine part of the rationale is that people in the Pakistani military and intelligence agencies that benefit from it. Very short-sighted, but very rational from a selfish perspective.

[@johnnythropscaut7920]

Did you hear him say only 2% of citizens are even registered as taxpayers? Where are they going to get the funds for social programs?

[@finncatwillhelm2457]

​@@johnnythropscaut7920I assume the same place a nuclear program came from? Those aren't exactly cheap you know.

[@Monkey-tr7sd]

In 1947 my grandpa escaped from Pakistan after narrowly avoiding rioting muslims... They were demanding the Hindu and Sikh villagers for their daughters (to rape) but thankfully my grandfather's side of the family had already reached India weeks ago... I still remember hearing stories of him telling me that he saw random dead bodies, lootings, and heard women screaming.

[@SodiumSyndicate]

Common behavior of that religion towards women of other religions. India made a big mistake of keeping them after partition.

[@parasf2984]

It happened both ways..as humans we have to avoid those things and move for a better future

[@johanthompson1463]

It’s only a matter of time before Pakistan becomes “Asia’s Venezuela” if it doesn’t get things straightened out by accepting economic aid from the international community and by peacefully resolving their tensions and drama with India.

[@vic5015]

Exceot that Pakistan has nukes. A collapse into a failed state could get *very* messy and extremely dangerous really fast.

[@RealPlatoishere]

Pakistan is much worse than Venezuela , Pakistan is a mock up state created by brits

[@johanthompson1463]

@@AnkitChauhan-df8oc Well now that you put that into perspective, you make a good point. 🤨 As long as Pakistan’s government policies and system stay the same, international aid would only bring more bad than good results in the end.

[@adityaawasthi7221]

Bro venezuela dont have armed gunman and terror organizations running their seperate govt 😂😂 Second thing - As from a indian perspective , as far as I seen pakistani politics is all about abusing and challenging India .... its in their blood 😂😂,even my grandpa told me that in the 1960s their politicians openly said first take kashmir by weapon then delhi . I dont think bro these guys will ever try to make peace

[@LazyBrownWizard]

Resolving their drama with India, will lead Pakistan into an existential crisis. For a country living under the shade of Indian culture and with hatred towards India a peace ordeal will doom Pakistan for good

[@mitchrich6]

I remember an old saying. Pakistan is the only country which negotiates with a gun to its head. Because they say if country fails or runs out of money the much crazier people will take hold of the nukes and weapons etc.

[@thehunterwr4666]

As a Pakistani I completely agree. I've started to hate my country

[@mr.nobody5244]

​@@thehunterwr4666don't hate try to make it better. All the best.

[@Fox1223]

Pakistan held OSAMA BIN LADEN in their country.....AND GOT MAD THAT THE USA WENT IN AND KILLED THAT TERRORIST! simply put, that is unforgivable to me. again.....to me.

[@usmanbaloch6942]

And USA still has good ties with the same military and same government party that was incharge during those times (with same people in power too)... funny.

[@bhratashree]

It should be unforgivable for every human being

[@bluegregory6239]

Yes.

[@nacpatil]

All the liberal sources never talk about the elephant in the room. Thats the religion of majority in Pakistan! Religion is core to the pakistans problem along with army. Everything else is moot point. Why they support or soft spot for Osama? Because of R ligion. Pakistan is 5 times more religious than the ME. The metal brainwashing can be nearly impossible to clean. Thats why no one in west wants it to get in trouble. If it goes bad means lot of refugees coming to EU and north america! So you have to happily pick the tab!

[@Sreeraj-ii7us]

Still normal Pakistanis worship him like a hero.

[@sowa1178]

"A day without begging is day wasted"-Pak proverb

[@anuglydumplingjr.6993]

Mans saying this while sitting in a scam centre

[@TheInsaneTimes]

Very Unlucky to have a Neighbor like Pakistan

[@tarence528]

We could’ve growed so much more than we have But cause of them (Pakistan)we had to spent a chunk on military

[@abhisekgogoi1043]

Worse if you add land hungry china

[@shivanshsingh7593]

​@@tarence528and lost land connectivity from Central asian countries. We would have easily get Natural gases, oil from central Asia and Russia through pipeline. And both of them have been profited

[@RajMGandhi]

They are nothing but panauti for us

[@preetamyadav7952]

think if our ancestors defended our nation well and islam would not have entererd in nation@@shivanshsingh7593

[@uingaeoc3905]

Pakistan OFFICIALLY assisted Iran to develop its Nuclear Weapons Programme.. I have never in my entire life known of a stable Pakistan, it has for most of its history been a military dictatorship compare that to neighboring India.

[@Rahul_Singh100]

Pakistan's foundation is based on a supremacist ideology not much different from Nazi ideology. Only difference being, here it's religion instead of Race. you can draw the synonymity yourself. Despise ,disgust ,jealousy and hatred for Hindus and resultantly India is what laid to the foundation of Pakistan, and that's the only thing Pakistanis need. Their unhealthy obsession with Hindus and India is unending.

[@thedn3164]

Stable pakistan was a thing untill 1970. Before that Pakistan's currency was stronger than india, it's gdp was growing faster than india. After that Pakistan became a agent for world powers like Soviet and USA adn never came back from there.

[@gigachad_6862]

A day without humiliation, is day wasted😅 : Pakistan

[@thehunterwr4666]

Classic Indian insult 😂😂 cringe

[@GhostRillley]

Beggars can't be choosers

[@tusharsaini6558]

I am an Indian living abroad. Pakistani people are amazing, just like Indians! They treat us with respect here and they are academically gifted. It's the politics that ruined Pakistan and it will keep on ruining it until they go through a painful transformation. I hope things go well for them!

[@Akshay13134]

Yes common people of both india and pakistan are different than brainwashed people of both countries

[@vivekap3785]

Not just politics, also religious extremism

[@thedn3164]

Bruh the country is fucked up. Close to 41% are illiterate. Can you imagine? Almost half of a country can't read?

[@theniravpanchal]

Ask that to Hindus living in Pakistan the Sharia Imposed inhumane state. They behave normal only in non-islamic countries.. but in Islamic countries they let their Jihadi Indoctrination get better of them.

[@Omrz.]

@@vivekap3785 and modi jee isnt a extremist?

[@d02v]

Here in India, there is a joke that says, "Presenting to you, India's favourite comedy show for 75 years straight: The Daily Life of Pakistan!" For those who say that why aren't Indians sympathetic towards the problems of Pakistan, the reason is that terr○rists from Pakistan has kiIIed thousands of Indians in last 75 years, some best examples being 2006 Mumbai train blasts, the November 2008 attacks, 1990s Kashmiri pandits exodus, 2001 Parliament attack, and many many many more which happens to this day. Dear common people of Pakistan, your Government has backstabbed both you guys and us. As a common Indian, I pray that situation becomes better, peace is there in Pakistan and terr○rism is removed.

[@teniente_snafu]

Yes. But India too is a cruel joke in itself. Indians don't like to hear it, but from an outside perspective the culture is not much different. Also rife with all sorts of religious or ethnical extremism, misogyny, corruption, aloof upper classes and casual violence. There may be shiny tech bubbles and baubles here and there but at its basic level the country still operates on medieval terms. If it is not internal strife, abhorrent inequality, China or Pakistan, certainly Climate change will crush it eventually.

[@cultcitysaad]

The real comedy show is india, took y’all 60 years to catch up with us. And still aren’t that far ahead. Although the gap is increasing day by day so that is a worry

[@siddhantroy9539]

​@cultcitysaad comedy comment of the day....sorry, but looks like your brain is just going downstairs😂

[@hiranmaydas4921]

​​@@cultcitysaadwe didn't receive US funding like u did. We had to work our way up And its paying off

[@KishanKumar-qz1kt]

​@@cultcitysaadcatch with you india divided Pakistan only in 1971 . India made atom bomb in 1974 India took siachin in 1986 what are you talking about son? What do you mean by India took 60 years. India was always and will always ahead of Pakistan in all parameter

[@NoRiceToEat]

As an Indian, this is going to affect us the most. It’s literally so stressful that that country has nukes.

[@banigalekiriyasat]

La illah illallah Imran khan rasool allah! Lanat RAW agents, Pak Army aur hindu-jewish conspiracy par

[@js123india]

Don't worry. The nukes of Pakistan will never work. Their mullas declared nukes as haram and got them dismantled.

[@Saurabh____]

Just imagine the amount of illegal migration will happen from Pakistan to india

[@whentheimposterissus8376]

Its a threat to whole globe.

[@factsoverfeelings4326]

​@@Saurabh____Doesn't india have strong borders?

[@loyalistmundicomedentisdux9538]

A rational person would never use nuclear weapons, but the thing is a desperate man is not a rational man.

[@jamesbeeching6138]

Unfortunately Islamic Fundamentalist nut jobs are NOT by definition "rational"... 😞

[@sandman4663]

When has war ever been rational bud

[@johnnythropscaut7920]

@@sandman4663I would argue war is rational for one side more often than not

[@unfortunately_fortunate2000]

I don't see the issue, why have them if you aren't going to use them. can't be that big of a deal, seems like their danger is bigly overhyped frfr let the nukes rain as if it were water from the sky is what I say.

[@dengernoodle4391]

@@unfortunately_fortunate2000you have my vote

[@Yogi1303]

"On the Verge of Collapse " is a slogan that I heard from my Childhood...!😀😜🤪

[@vignesh0208]

11:54 "Only an abysmal 2% of the population pays taxes". I don't blame them. When the lion's share of your governmental budget goes to military pension, padding the pockets of generals, or making the family of certain generals into billionaires, it's much better alternative to keep your finances for your own needs.

[@unibks4382]

It's a lie Pakistanis don't pay taxes. Everything is taxed.

[@AxeDharme]

Taxation is theft. Income tax is a scam anyway so I'd defend not paying them regardless.

[@christopherwebb3517]

National Security Advisor Jim Jones - "Anyone who tells you that they know where all of Pakistan's nukes are is lying to you." Also Jim Jones - "Here. Drink this Kool-Aide."

[@Xezlec]

That was a different Jim Jones.

[@krisstopher8259]

@@Xezlec well duh. lol. funny tho that they got the same name. when i heard the name i was like hmm that sounds familiar (there's a skynd song about him, it's very good actually

[@thisguyagain7857]

​@@krisstopher8259go and listen to the recordings of him instructing the mamas to kill the babies. It's tough but as far as I'm concerned it's needed to get the whole picture of the brutality of that moment.

[@LethalJizzle]

Also Jim Jones - "BALLIN'"

[@carlireland5049]

Plot twist: the Jonestown mass suicide happened because they were so bummed out that they couldn’t find all of Pakistan’s nukes.

[@antonvernooy6186]

I think this has a lot to do with the government’s involvement in allowing terrorist groups to run free there to live freely and the acceptance of having these type of groups in their country.

[@poohthegreatslayer]

Search ISI involvement in Indian terrorist attacks

[@GamingNinja132]

Oh yeah, you're right! We really should stop sending money to Israel.

[@Ballcheese289]

@@GamingNinja132 total relevant and intelligent comment.

[@GamingNinja132]

@@Ballcheese289 well we're talking about governments allowing terrorists to run free, and Israel's military has been acting awfully terroristic.

[@Carbiniz3r]

@@GamingNinja132 Be alot of easier if invaders just left their land and fucked off

[@khawarhussain5195]

"Smuggling a nuclear bomb to Mumbai".is not as easy as Smuggling drugs😂😂😂😂😂.you are kidding?

[@jasonarmstrong5750]

The Nuclear Somalia situation is the only situation where I can see an unprovoked U.S. led invasion of a sovereign country as being justified.

[@utkarshg.bharti9714]

The invasion would yield nothing as it would take almost the entire US armed forces + the combined forces of entire NATO to conduct a nation-wide search of the nuclear warheads. This would only hasten the movement of warheads away and the movement will go underground.

[@blueskull1119]

You are out of touch buddy. Have a look at san francisco, portland, baltimore, Chicago and many more You people never learn your whole I think your nuclears are in danger? NO. Too concerned with others problems. While you're country is even bigger ones. But the whole point of this is to the Deflate from your own problems so you don't have to talk about them. But there in the internet for all for everyone to see. Let the US worry about the US and Pakistan worry about Pakistan Gender ideology. Rioting . One of largest homicide rate in the world. Inflation. Border crisis. Bro this is 2023 and in 2023 kabul is safer the san francisco. Go back to playing video games in the basement but be careful if you leave the basement, you will get shot.

[@TheVirtualObserver]

Agreed. And what I find extra amusing is I feel that many people who oppose such a move in principle would be first in line to beg the US to bring the situation under control as soon as rogue nukes become a legitimate threat.

[@LGKmk2]

Any invasion by U.S.A is bad, only monsters (or idiots) say that they are justified. Maybe the USA shouldn't impose their shitty imperialist and exploitative practices on third world countries, whether it's central America, Iraq, Afghanistan, south east Asia or south America so that these countries don't go into a heavy arms preparation phase just to defend their country against imperialism. The world should not be run by industrialist capitalist overlords. Come to think of it, USA hasn't stopped anything with their invasions, they just exaggerated stuff about rival countries, like Vietnam's aggression on us and south Vietnamese forces and tech, the chemical weapons and of Saddam along with his murder/genocide of Kurds, the communist imperialism/jingoism of countries like Nicaragua and Guatemala. USA is just using aggression and unequal exchange in order to benefit itself, Manufacturing consent by N. Chomsky has it all, go read it.

[@harisabbasi8396]

The US had a difficult time in Afghanistan with a population of 26 million. This is Pakistan with a population of 230 million who will not be cozying up to the Americans.

[@vultureTX001]

Thanks for mentioning the US contingency plan, it has a colonel permanently assigned at the pentagon, who keeps it updated. Not the best career advancer positions but that is how serious it's viewed.

[@lech525]

Are you that colonel?

[@jg3818]

@@lech525 Couldn't be he wrote out his sentence and it's not jumbled from the half of bottle a jack that Col. drinks a night to deal with the stress.

[@Om_Namah_Shivayaa]

Pak helped Iran develop its nuke. They couldn't stop it. What makes them think contingency plans for an idiot nation can work without fool proof? Contingency plans are like time bombs. Something strict needs to be done before things spiral out of control. I mean control looks great on papers. They couldn't even stop India from producing nukes. The only thing that's gonna save the world is unified world with same administrative principles.

[@yogesh124]

Really?

[@muhammadhaque3448]

​@@jg3818thanks for the chuckle 😂 I feel for the Colonel as a Pakistani

[@shootthatmonkey]

Sounds like the will of Allah

[@sahilsingh6048]

😂

[@ادلخنبدولی]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/eWmwZZxvm9ukZ68si=xPBUr-OWVaanXdH7

[@aashishkulkarni2332]

The post of the Prime Minister of Pakistan is like Defence Against Dark Arts Teacher at Hogwarts. No one has completed a full term yet 😂😂

[@whentheimposterissus8376]

And like Gilderoy Lockhart every spell they cast backfires .

[@adineatha9766]

Pakistan is Slytherin and India is Gryffindor

[@secret10shorts]

You talked about terrorists getting access to Pakistan's nuclear-powered weapons. You missed point that a nuclear scientist may join hands with terrorists. This is more likely there.

[@j.obrien4990]

Uff those blackouts will just lead to spikes in birthrate 9 months later.

[@TJSaw]

😂

[@Sreeraj-ii7us]

Oh boy..😂😂😂

[@burningphoenix6679]

I’ll have no tears for them if they fall after what they did in Afghanistan, creating the Taliban and helping them win against the Northern Alliance and then the Islamic Republic. They deserve to reap what they sow. Still. I hope the U.S. and India will be able to prevent the Pakistani Taliban or any other bad actors from getting their nukes.

[@luciferjohnson8495]

It was the usa who created the taliban

[@chadmapping3401]

lol usa created and funded the taliban by, Pakistan only supplied us given weapons

[@MrTexasDan]

@@luciferjohnson8495 That's kind of a stretch eh.

[@nooneofconsequence3847]

Who do you think funded the Taliban during the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan? Watch "Charlie Wilson's War" to get an idea of what happened

[@luciferjohnson8495]

@MrTexasDan I tried to explain everything but the KZbin deleted my comment so sorry .you will have to research it yourself

[@low_vibration]

but i thought muslims would live in peace together if we left them alone?

[@nobbynobbs8182]

Islam has been at war with itself pretty much soon after it was invented

[@Robert_austia]

😂😂 They have isis iskp ttp and peace 😂😂

[@RealPlatoishere]

If a last muslim is left one earth he will fight with himself lol......

[@TJSaw]

Muslims have problems with Hindus in India. Muslims have problems with Buddhists in Myanmar. Muslims have problems with Jews in Israel. Muslims have problems with Christians in the US and Europe. Muslims have a problem with Muslims in the Middle East. Muslims have a problem with everyone around them and yet, they say their religion is one of peace.

[@CIABACKWARDYAKUZA]

@@RealPlatoishere SHUT UP PİİSSED WESTERNER

[@madgavin7568]

And to think this all could have been avoided so long ago had the partitioning of India never happened.

[@noname-wo9yy]

Could you imagine a united India with the religious tensions in that country. There would have been a huge genocide

[@shreyvaghela3963]

Partition was greatest thing happened to hindus. They got their country back

[@madgavin7568]

@@noname-wo9yy Hindu vs Muslim tensions in India weren't even that bad until India was partitioned. It exacerbated in recent decades due to Saudi funding (as well as Pakistani government support) for Deobandism, which is the ideology of the Taliban. If India was united, the government could have put a stop to it before it got out of hand. India is a far more stable country than Pakistan even with the number of Muslims in their country.

[@madgavin7568]

@@shreyvaghela3963 They still would have had their country had partition not happened as India was always majority Hindu.

[@NobleDorito8698]

​@@madgavin7568 You must be living under a rock for saying Hindu vs muslim tensions weren't that bad in India. Do you know anything about 1945 Direct action day? Do you know the role of Muslims in helping the British Empire just so that the Brits could masscare and keep the Hindus down?

[@theflashfan3234]

Speaking as a regular Pakistani, unfortunately this country will never die. It will keep eating itself. The Army elites will get richer. The regular people will get poorer. The Army will take advantage of the sadly uneducated majority, and manipulate them with jingoism, religion and painting someone or the other as the enemy, while overseas Pakistanis get to feel superior about their morality as they support the religion dominated "government". Those of us unfortunate enough to be born lower middle class and unable to find opportunities in this hell will rot here for the rest of our lives.

[@chintakgurjar8426]

It’s harsh truth you said. Feel sorry for you. Spirituality can help lower you pain. I hope nature of Pakistan’s military will change by looking current economic conditions and start living in reality. I wish by time Pakistan get full democratic governance or it may get disintegrate like 1971.

[@warner12139]

Trust ALLAH He will help

[@Ozmourne]

Pakistan is a democratic country on paper, but in reality. The Pakistan army holds the most power in government, they hold key positions in all sectors of Pakistan & have the most investments in real estates. But since its illegal to criticize our Pakistani army in a healthy manner, all I can say is; Our Pakistani army angels are the best. Don't wanna get kidnapped & tortured by our own armed forces

[@parveshramjutton7568]

No Pakistan is not democratic.

[@Ozmourne]

Thats what im saying Mr Pajiet@@parveshramjutton7568

[@supersamosa7153]

"we'll make nuclear weapons even though we have to eat grass" aged well

[@ادلخنبدولی]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/eWmwZZxvm9ukZ68si=xPBUr-OWVaanXdH7

[@evilwelshman]

Pakistan's plan of constantly transporting their nukes around in unmarked vehicles sounds basically like a budget, land-based version of the US's Operation Chrome Dome, which was when they had a bunch of B-52 bombers armed with nukes flying around the US (and Canada and Greenland) in a constant, never-ending circuit. However, what makes Pakistan's strategy particularly puzzling is it renders the question of why they even have nukes in the first place. By transporting them in unmarked vehicles that look like civilian vehicles, they are almost certainly not going to be launch-capable. They would need to travel to a launch site in the event of an emergency that warranted a nuclear strike, which would take time and be potentially too late by the time it gets to the site.

[@jean-luceyesofyoureyes5502]

What if they engineered a civilian looking launch capable vehicle?

[@Barbaroossa]

I honestly did not believe that for a second. The idea that Pakistan is constantly shifting their nukes around using ground transportation in anonymous marked vans, for this is, so insane that IMHO this is pretty much some form of avant-garde trolling based on false information cooked up by the ISI to keep Indian and Western intelligence confused and second-guessing their own efforts to track the Pakistani arsenal. It's the equivalent of someone acting crazy to scare away potential aggressors.

[@connorcorbett4979]

Yeah, I'm sure they are just thrown in the back of delivery vans without any sort of protocol in place for actual use. Makes sense.

[@221b-l3t]

​@@connorcorbett4979 The US paid for much of Pakistan's nuclear weapons safety infrastructure and training. They figured it's cheaper then loose nukes.

[@connorcorbett4979]

@@221b-l3t I was being facetious. Nothing shocking these days. I wouldn't be surprised if they were using motorbikes at this point. Aren't they the biggest recipients of foreign aid from America?

[@sada9177]

Support From Brave Afghanistan 🇦🇫♥️

[@vikshri8387]

For 250 million Pakistanis Osman Bin Laden is their hero. Even their Ex-Pm Imran Khan had openly said in Pakistan's assembly. Just imagine.

[@AlHindMaskeen]

​@@kevintheminion1497nice try. Everyone knows Niazi has a soft corner for TTP who they call terrorist organization responsible for APS peshawar 😂😂😂

[@brianfoley4328]

Couldn't happen to a more deserving bunch.

[@PrimexMaxusTitan]

And why’s that?

[@user-og9nl5mt1b]

​@@PrimexMaxusTitanbecause they are a breeding ground for terrorists . And they more about religion then humanity

[@TheAnzamin]

Exactly, reap what you sew. They deserve what is to come.

[@vasusingh5909]

​@@PrimexMaxusTitanfeeling the pressure porki?😂😂

[@zetaforever4953]

​@@PrimexMaxusTitan the entire country was founded on the idea that two religious groups cannot possibly live together. It was called the 'two nation theory'. And putting this idiotic theory into practice caused the largest forced mass migration in human history, resulting in the deaths of millions. It also led to the forced expelling of all religious minorities from the region now known as Pakistan, to the point that their minority count went from above 20% to less than 2%. Despite this, they're unwilling to take in all the muslims from neighbouring countries, claiming that their neighbours should abide by secular values and treat their muslim minorities as equal. And while i do completely agree that any civilized nation must abide by secular values and treat minorities with equality and respect, that simply goes to show that Pakistan doesn't deserve the title of a civilized nation, since it was founded on the very idea that that couldn't be done, and continues to live by that same idea today.

[@arsalanshah5699]

we, the Pakistani young generation have given up the hope of our bright future in Pakistan. In 2022, more than 0.8 million professionals in different fields have left Pakistan searching for a promising future. We are mentally ready to see the worst-case scenario.

[@darfri]

My Chinese friends I know say that Pakistan does business. He said that your country is very divided. Then I heard people from your country constantly attacking the Chinese people. I just think the prosperity of your country is too difficult. The foundation of a country lies in industrial development, which in turn relies on road and electricity construction. Agriculture is in the construction of dams.

[@jkkk7784]

Pakistan’s only solution is to reclaim their Indian identity and reunite with india

[@divineflu34567]

You you will get through it

[@dibyaraj108]

As you sow, so shall you reap

[@kashifriaz3958]

Pakistan needs one good democratic yerm to get back on track. Things are not out of hand as indians and PTI fanboys like yo paint. And 0.8 million professionals didn't left Pakistan. Most of them were labours that went to the gulf. Yes professionals also left but they were not more than a few hundreds.

[@jamilhashim186]

Imran Khan made a very big mistake He did the same mistake what earlier Bhutto did Thats the problem with the Pakistani politicians Once they're in power or has become very popular They take the wrong step

[@saureld2229]

"He Wrote a letter saying he paid 6 USD not 1 USD in taxes" I, I know there are politicians like this everywhere but this is very funny.

[@vic5015]

According to forner Pakistani President and ex-Army General Pervez Musharraf, the US military has been worried about this for a while. Enough so to draw up warplans for how to swoop in and secure Pakistan's nukes if the country should collapse. But he also warned that Pakistan's military is aware of these plans and would resist such attempts, with force if necessary.

[@westrim]

Which is of course idiotic. The US wouldn't do that at the drop of a hat, it would only be when the country is well and truly disintegrating, and the Pakistani military's response isn't "no worries, we'll keep the country together" it's "when everything inevitably goes Mad Max over here, we're going to do our damnedest to make sure nukes are in the mix.

[@paul_321]

The Afghan war is over USA doesn’t care about that region anymore. Now Pak is falling because they depended on USA too much.

[@AtillatheFun]

@@paul_321No, it’s because no one paid taxes and the military controlled the government.

[@rexblade504]

​​@@AnkitChauhan-df8ocI mean Pakistan caused the divorce by cozying up to China so much and them allowing so many terrorists to hide in their country

[@tryingmybest206]

he literally says this in the video, stop parrotting

[@BULLOCK1973]

And that is karma.. Pakistan has supported the taliban for years.. playing games with NATO. PAKISTAN you played your cards wrong

[@MjMj-v8f]

Current crisis has nothing to do with this please stop the cringe

[@NobleDorito8698]

​@@MjMj-v8f Cold War Pakistan funding the Afghan Mujhaeuddin and Indian insurgents

[@BULLOCK1973]

Current crisis is caused by America and Nato pulling funding after the Afghanistan war.

[@rrajputofficial5024]

​@@MjMj-v8fit has to do with it in every aspect , they showed their that they are doing great for islam and ummah by flowing billions into terrorism and terror supporting , and it has worked for them pretty well . And they are doing it till now

[@Dr.SyedSaifAbbasNaqvi]

​@@MjMj-v8fThe recent bomb blast which killed more than 40 people is exactly because of that "cringe" reason. Keep telling yourself otherwise. 🥱

[@h.m_cutesisters]

FEAR IS NO POLICY SURRENDER IS NO OPTION

[@stevenschwartz-vf2lg]

Unfortunately, Pakistan doesn’t have a future. Not as a completely independent nation. China is slowly buying Pakistan. And because of the Chinese animosity towards India, it will use Pakistan as a staging grounds for any potential conflict. And ferment tensions in Kashmir.

[@Robert_austia]

Free balochtistan 😊

[@larsongame4120]

Not to mention the Pakistani Taliban

[@madgavin7568]

Just another reason why India should never have been partitioned in the first place.

[@xijinpig8982]

​@@madgavin7568 Hey, partition of India turned out in the long run to be really great for what is today modern India. Otherwise, India would have 350 million more radical Muslims (Pakistan + Bangladesh) and would just break into a 100 pieces.

[@madgavin7568]

@@xijinpig8982 Dude not every Muslim is a radical. I'm sure a big minority might be, but its easier to combat said radicals if they're inside your borders than outside. Plus no Pakistan means Indo-Pakistan Wars, which means the only nuclear-armed neighbor for India is China.

[@idlehands1864]

What you call verge of collapse, I call an average tuesday in the middle east

[@samindr5703]

They are literally collapsing since last one or two decade or so

[@muditsingh889]

What I've observed recently is this game is probably bigger than we think. The British knowingly carved out a historically vital geo-political location to keep their check in the region and on India's growth just like they did with Israel in the Middle East. Since the 50s US, which has acted as an ideological and strategic ally of the UK, took forward the mission by increasing defense ties with Pakistan and using them to fight their wars in the region. Apart from them, China as well benefits greatly with their partnership with them as it helps them counter their biggest regional and increasingly global competitor India. So what I derive from all this is Pakistan may end as nation state in the near future but the region will remain unstable for sure. Their only peace is with India, but India alone can't take them in. With a little help maybe (possibly US, highly unlikely though) but I increasingly feel India is alone in this venture for now.

[@whentheimposterissus8376]

Indians will REPEAT 1857 if they even TRY to merge both countries. We don't want zombies here.

[@jkkk7784]

Basically partition of india has still a huge consequences on India’s future.

[@unibks4382]

Britain created the dysfunctional state of Pakistan as part of an Anglo-Muslim alliance comprising of Turkey, Iran, Iraq [CENTO, SEATO, Baghdad Pact]) to counter the atheist Soviet Union (Ghazwa-e-Rus) and continue Britain's imperial fantasy of The Great Game (renamed as the Cold War). The Royal Grand Indus Army that owns, occupies and ru(i)ns Pakistan maintains Britain's imperial legacy and enforces British messianic ideology (foreign policy) of everlasting hostility towards Russia in Afghanistan and Indus valley for a fistful of $$$ and a few $$$ more. Read: 'The Shadow of the Great Game' by Narendra Singh Sarila and 'The Grand Chessboard' by Zbigniew Brzezinski.

[@Listopia10]

Only because of patition of india we are still living in Peace. Then how can we take them back?

[@muditsingh889]

@@unibks4382 that's very interesting Thank you so much for this. Just did some reading on this, intriguing for sure. Will def check out those books as well. This actually extends the current conflict backwards to the 19th century and got me into thinking does it go further back? I mean I know for sure west Europe has been at loggerheads with Russia since like forever(Napoleon, Hitler, NATO). But is there some theory regarding how this relates to the ethnic differences between East and West Europe? I know they draw the line somewhere around Austria in terms of cultural association.

[@skipper09pepper]

Wow! The brutally honest truth stated in a factual way. Learnt a lot about Pakistan and the state that they are in. Thanks!

[@westrim]

There's only two countries I've seen multiple fictional stories about a loose nukes nightmare scenario, Russia after the Soviet Union fell, and Pakistan, which should tell you something.

[@Eric149162536]

A lot more of a real threat for Pakistan than the Soviets, as the USSR never had rampant terror groups inside its territory let alone state-sponsored terrorism.

[@vaticinus]

Nigeria has already overtaken Pakistan.

[@bluegregory6239]

And I just can't wait for the day when the world is dominated by Nigeria and Pakistan.

[@Im-just-Stardust]

Simon i'm a huge fan of your channels man. When I finish a marathon of one, then one of your other channel comes next lol. Very entertaining stuff thank you

[@liveandletlive185]

Pakistan as military power was created and funded by US for support in Afghanistan. It's a common saying in South Asia that, Pakistan's army is a Rental force that works for dollars. But US significantly dropped dollar to Pakistan after leaving afghanistan so now they have problem. But the projection is things will improve once a new prime minister with approval from US comes into power (for which work is under way, as the current one has been put in jail by army).

[@hannahp1108]

The phrase "nuclear Somalia" is pretty terrifying

[@ibrahimbeg6165]

It's a grossly over-egged statement. Pakistan is worlds apart from Somalia. Somalia has been a failed state for decades, they can't even get some basics right. Pakistan isn't perfect by any means but there's still real estate developments, transport developments, healthcare, 5G internet etc. Don't forget in reality the army is in charge so if whatever political party that's currently 'ruling' goes rouge the army steps in to reset the 'balance' and that (unfortunately) gives the country some kind of stability.

[@manin4568]

Still remember when zulfikar ali Bhutto former president of pak Said "We will eat grass or wood but we will have nuclear weapons in Pakistan" ..... And we neighbors said Graaaape 😅

[@theconqueringram5295]

Pakistan needs major reforms of its government and society.

[@hokavistark7671]

Impossible as their people treat religion above anything LOL They also practice TEZZORISM

[@chintakgurjar8426]

If they just stop religious education, problems slowly start disappear.

[@Naderium]

​@@chintakgurjar8426you are mentally ill

[@Pl79807]

The funny thing is in pakistans history books they have won all the wars

[@ادلخنبدولی]

Our history starts with Badr and yarmouk,when we conquered from France to china.we owned Arabia,levant, Egypt,north Africa,Spain,central Asia,Sindh,Multan.....

[@Arya-wj8dx]

Your history starts from the Indus Valley actually. You can change religion, but you can't change your DNA.

[@YeenMage]

Many countries in the world are COUNTRIES WITH AN ARMY. Pakistan, however, is AN ARMY WITH A COUNTRY. (simplifying, of course) They can influence and boot out government officials quickly.

[@gediminaskucinskas6952]

Differently from Prussia (towards which this qoute is aimed at) its not very diciplined though.

[@Robert_austia]

Boot polish politician of pakistan 😂😂

[@YeenMage]

@@pm3302 yeah sadly.. (also it's the Democratic Republic of the Congo to be exact) and kids are exploited there to get the cobalt needed for our batteries. It makes me wonder if the cobalt in the phone or laptop that I am using to post this comment came from those kids...

[@YeenMage]

@@Robert_austia but Poland stronk. 😂 Or maybe not idk

[@srinathmitta661]

Syed Mushahid Hussain's exactness on his tax returns was the pick of this vlog!. His grievance is well founded. The international media always underestimates Pakistan!

[@shreeveda]

This video would not be understood by 99.9999% of Pakistanis, as it's in English.

[@magibaz_chudakhor_lompot_ALLAH]

😂😂😂

[@ziabasit8745]

Thanks for this, it’s a great video. Can you do a more deep dive video on the cause of political and financial instability?

[@zeea320]

My father lived and worked abroad and always sent money back to his bothers and sisters in Pakistan in the dream that one day they will all sit together and eat as a family. When he retired his own brothers and sisters told him not come back here, there is nothing here for you, and furthermore stole all his wealth that he built up and sent back over the years. This broke his heart that his own brothers and sisters stole from him. We his children, have nothing to do with any of our relatives there, never ever want to speak to any of them. The people of Pakistan are a lost cause, hope they get everything coming their way they deserve it.

[@darkflick6572]

Did you just tell everything happen in Pakistan they deserved it

[@kshitiz6926]

​@@darkflick6572He is not wrong , is he ? They consistently voted for military state , and they will always have this one dysfunctional mess to deal with.

[@govindsarda4478]

Feel sorry for your father. He is a gem of person. Allah will reward him dont worry

[@ahmedhassannaveed5561]

hoping for the worst to happen to 230+ million people just cuz of your few uncles and aunts is messed up

[@thespectre8765]

Pakistan's fate is ultimately dependent on the will of their people. With the advent of figures such as Imran Khan, it showed that they were willing to go to lengths for the reform of their nation. However, after his gradual decrease in media attention, things have returned to normal. Only time will tell how the story of Pakistan will end.

[@disabledveteran1419]

Time is not a friend to freedom. Delays often advantage authoritarianism. As we see.

[@yeahwhateveridc6062]

Please do not paint Imran Khan as a holy saint. He is just as guilty as everyone.

[@Xezlec]

Khan was PM for 4 years. If he is a reformer, why didn't he reform then?

[@yeahwhateveridc6062]

@@Xezlec exactly my point! He was still pleasing the army and the elite, just like all other parties. But somehow Pakistanis love to paint Imran Khan as a holy saint who will fix everything he touches.

[@svtinker]

@@yeahwhateveridc6062 Paki Trump

[@andyyang3029]

Great video, love these video essay/analysis of modern problems. Best part was the break down of their tax evasion 😂

[@AsadMehmoodMaverick]

Virtually everyone pays taxes, everything is taxed from matchsticks to earthmovers and everything in between, sadly the majority doesn't bother filing their returns this is where this notion that Pakistanis don't pay taxes comes from, like if i eat out i have to pay 16% GST.

[@AF-yq9es]

@@AsadMehmoodMaverick Denial is the name of the game.

[@andyyang3029]

​@@AsadMehmoodMaverickdon't worry, we won't tell them you don't pay 😅

[@bhratashree]

​@@AsadMehmoodMaverickeveryone pays a little bit of tax. But the Rich don't pay their fair share

[@bruhno1545]

@@andyyang3029 who would pay taxes knowing these will fill the pockets of the corrupt military and politicians, they dont spend anything on us and all they know is to ruin the economy, inflation is on the rise while the salaries of workers arent increasing but taxes are, better to support ur family with those funds than to make the generals fatter than they already are

[@Temporarilyeternalboi]

"This is what i have to deal with everyday" - India

[@deanfirnatine7814]

Pakistan has a couple nukes loaded on cargo planes ready to be delivered at a moments notice to Saudi Arabia who purchased them in case Iran gets nukes, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia agreed to keep them in Pakistan so that they do not break the non-proliferation treaty.

[@banto1]

Saudi Arabia didn't purchase the nukes. They paid for their development. From the Saudi viewpoint these are their nukes.

[@221b-l3t]

Source please.

[@jubnaa]

you just made that up

[@221b-l3t]

@@jubnaa Yeah I think so too. I mean it's not that implausible but without any credible source....

[@basshunterdota625]

US would never allow that.

[@joshklaver47]

This just demonstrates the dangers of overpopulation. Trying to cram 230 million people into a country smaller than Venezuela is insane. Pakistan would probably be a decent country with less than 50 million people, but they bred themselves to destruction. This should serve as a lesson to other countries about how critical access to sex education, contraception, sterilisation, and abortion is.

[@user-vm8bz2ch1u]

children are a gift of Allah

[@joshklaver47]

@@user-vm8bz2ch1u Children are a curse, and Allah doesn't exist.

[@ccpbats9348]

​@@user-vm8bz2ch1u😂😂😂😂

[@rrajputofficial5024]

​@@user-vm8bz2ch1uso is poverty then

[@user-vm8bz2ch1u]

@@rrajputofficial5024 yes, so is ISIS

[@Paul-cu9lu]

With fuel becoming more and more scarce, it will be easy to find those nukes. Just look for the unmarked vans that are still moving.

[@psr4550]

Lul

[@AgrimRajput2206]

As an nationalist Indian ,i wish pakistan remains in the condition it is in at present because it is best for the growth and revival of my nation into the greatest nation in the world😊😊

[@VaderBoy69]

Now I understand why there is so many Pakistani citizens migrating to other countries in great numbers. In Portugal the Pakistani community rised a lot in the last 2 years or so. They are suffering, and apparently, there is no signs of stoping the degradation of the country. It's really sad.

[@akashpatel8410]

Be careful If there population grows more than they will start demanding sharia

[@anonymouslyopinionated656]

Except that Pakistanis who escape usually want to import the attitudes and mores of their homeland into the new country.

[@rrajputofficial5024]

And wherever these people go they go with the same mindset just wait a couple of years . Once they are in a good number they will start disrupting and islamaising your country too.

[@tamarabenjamin2762]

Protect your country from them!!! Don't let them step a toe in your land. They will say that they are from India and will later expose themselves after France like condition arrives. Beware!!!!!!!!

[@parveshramjutton7568]

Go look what is happening in UK soon it will happen in Portugal Islamisation.

[@aastudioindia]

Pakistan and India were nearly on the same pedestal decades ago before Modi, but then India took a constructive route while PAK stayed on the same destructive route. They seriously need to review their path and take responsibility for wrongdoings to their own citizens and others.

[@samindr5703]

Nope, not just before Modi India since independence was very different than Pakistan Our core is different

[@Delta-X69]

​@@samindr5703well we were same till 70s and slightly ahead in 90s but narshimha Rao and Manmohan did globalisation which is what today india is if upa did development just like modi we would have been competing with china in every field but better late then never

[@SodiumSyndicate]

not at all, even during nehru's misrule, India was doing way better - Pakistan always lived on steady US aid @@Delta-X69

[@truthfactory6429]

Nope! Your economy was doing well on borrowed money for wars with Russia and Afghanistan. If USA had not funded you, your country would have gone under in 1970s or 80s. 9-11 was done by Pakistan to bring back America to Afghanistan.

[@Sanjaykumar-fn5hs]

Congratulations pakistan for this mighty achievement❤😎😎

[@aadonbonbookunchudyangmu1148]

0:49 It needs to be pointy, pointy is scary. Admiral General Alladeen 😂

[@MaximusR93]

It’s concerning that you could fill in the blank when it comes to countries around the world falling apart

[@mbathroom1]

Last time I was this early Pakistan was British

[@laurenf.7922]

When I was here Bangladesh was part of Pakistan.

[@maitreytelang2312]

Indian fraternity assemble 😂🧡🇮🇳

[@sparks1792]

You’re celebrating like you wouldn’t be in immediate danger 😂

[@maitreytelang2312]

@@sparks1792 Of course I know that. It’s just amazing how we Indians unite the moment we hear Pakistan 🤣

[@maitreytelang2312]

@mrwonder2857 Pakistan May Balkanize but India? Yeah not happening.

[@Robert_austia]

​@mrwonder2857 wait for Balochistan 😊

[@widodoakrom3938]

Lol yeah

[@HarshDethe]

The reality is that Pakistan can never sustain as a nation because the agenda behind it's formation was very different. India was formed in quest for freedom and democracy. While Pakistan was formed on the bases of religion. And that is what caused it's downfall from the instance it got separated from India.

[@ادلخنبدولی]

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[@nerf2752]

Henry Kissinger once say, "To be an enemy of the US is dangerous, but to be a friend is fatal"?

[@stephenjenkins7971]

He never said that. And Pakistan is an enemy, and enemies of the US have a habit of collapsing...

[@Negativvv]

The nuke thing blows my mind, how on earth is it safe to be on a permanent random road trip?! Imagine a country did that with it's bullion or some other resource...