World War 2 Veteran from Gilgit Shares His Life in Hunza and Japan || Qadir Khan's Story

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mashallah wishing You a good health dado

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Senile old man. Give him some chloe masala and he'll say he met Tamerlane too.

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I imagine the men he refers to with the world translated as "king" are local tribal leaders rather than the powerful monarchs you think of when you read that word

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@melgibson1211 yes good point. But come on 103? In a country where most people don't make it past 40. I betting he's around 85 tops

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@@marciaedwardscrown im from pakistan the northern people especially from hunza are known for their longevity you can search it and i dont know who told you that life expectency here is 40 lol

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@@melgibson1211 well the part of Hunza at that time was a pricely state and areas surrondings were also mini princely states like swat, kashmir etc so they had nawabs and maharaja which in english means king

[@marciaedwardscrown]

data.who.int/countries/004 55 by WHO but realistically around 40 for males in other statistics. They don't believe in education so illiteracy is widespread, so the data will most certainly be questionable. The don't have registration systems either. They think the earth is flat too so it's unlikely they can accurately count either. Pakishtan, btw has nice rajma curries. data.who.int/countries/004

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Is he wearing an Ecko jumper lol?

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ISMAILI BASTURD

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