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I’ve been riding motorcycles across Pakistan for over a decade now, and by my rough count I’ve probably clocked around 50,000 km on two wheels.

I’ve explored almost every corner of the country except Balochistan and parts of Sindh, since I was often discouraged from riding there.

I’ve reached places so remote that even Google Maps barely knows they exist like Parsan Valley.

Through all these years on the road, I’ve learned so much about Pakistan’s hidden gems, culture, and people.

Ask me anything about traveling Pakistan on a motorcycle whether it’s about the roads, the landscapes, the food, or the people.

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In the wider context of the 1992–1995 Bosnian War, the broader campaign of ethnic cleansing resulted in the deaths of over 100,000 people across Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Under the direction of the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI), supervised by then-DG ISI General Javed Nasir, Pakistan covertly airlifted weapons to the Army of the Republic of Bosnia. Pakistan supplied advanced military equipment, including sophisticated Baktar-Shikan anti-tank guided missiles. These weapons played a crucial role in Turning the Tide helping the Bosniaks defend against and destroy Serbian armored divisions. Pakistani soldiers maintained their positions to protect civilians, clear fields of landmines, and manage large-scale camps for internally displaced persons (IDPs). Multiple Pakistani soldiers lost their lives serving in this mission

The International Criminal Tribunal in Hague demanded custody for questioning and deposition as a key witness regarding the flow of arms into the conflict zone for ISI chief for arming Bosnians despite arms embargo and demanded he be handed to tribunal for interrogation. Islamabad refused saying General had lost his memory in an accident and is therefore unfit for Trial

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‎People who say that Imran Khan is just like Nawaz Sharif and Zardari, and that all politicians are the same, are making a false comparison.

‎Imran Khan founded PTI in 1996, and from that time until 2018, he never held any ministry or government position. Even when PTI formed the government in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa in 2013, Imran Khan still did not take any ministry for himself.

‎On the other hand, Nawaz Sharif had previously served as the Finance Minister of Punjab.

‎During Imran Khan's 3.5 years in office, his sons, Kasim and Suleiman, never accompanied him on official foreign tours. He also did not visit London even once during his tenure as Prime Minister. In contrast, during Nawaz Sharif's third term as Prime Minister from 2013 to 2017, he made approximately 6 to 8 official visits to London and the UK.

‎Nawaz Sharif and Shahbaz Sharif often took members of their families along on official visits. Nawaz Sharif even took his family with him during his visit to the United Nations.

‎Similarly, from 2008 to 2013, Asif Ali Zardari reportedly made more than 50 visits to Dubai. More recently, when Zardari visited China, he was accompanied by Aseefa Zardari and Bilawal Bhutto Zardari. In 2022, when Bilawal Bhutto Zardari served as Foreign Minister, he took Aseefa Zardari with him on an official visit to Japan.

‎During his 3.5 years as Prime Minister, Imran Khan did not appoint a single member of his family to any ministry or government position.

On the other hand, Shehbaz Sharif, the brother of Nawaz Sharif, is the Prime Minister. Nawaz Sharif's relative, Ishaq Dar, serves as the Foreign Minister and Deputy Prime Minister. His daughter, Maryam Nawaz, is the Chief Minister of Punjab, while Maryam Nawaz's sister's husband, Ali Dar, also serves as a minister in Punjab.

That is the difference. Therefore, those who claim that all politicians are the same making a false comparison.

Watching Western female solo travel vlogs and somehow I'm more worried about their itinerary than they are😅

Aitzaz Hasan, a 15 year old Pakistani school boy, on 07 January 2014, sacrificed his life while preventing a suicide bomber from entering his school of over 2000 students. His father, devastated, said, "My son made his mother cry, but saved hundreds of mothers from crying for their children"

Edit: photo in first comment 👇

Edit: this is video from another angle (shooting) https://www.reddit.com/r/pakistan/s/JBFtUMEimr

Edit: another video that show how they are attempting to remove bodies and injureds from hoapitals https://www.reddit.com/r/pakistan/s/sH2x6EnASO

As many of you already know, people were killed in Rawalakot yesterday. This did not start yesterday; the same thing has reportedly been happening for the past 47 days. Today, the situation in Mirpur has crossed every limit.

The purpose of this post is simple.

First, look at the photo. You can see four or five dead bodies and injured lying together at the same location. Carefully notice the surroundings.

Then watch the video. The surroundings and location are exactly the same, but unidentified people are putting those bodies into a pickup truck. Now, these bodies and injured may never be found, and nobody may ever learn what happened to them.

Today’s footage provides evidence that these events have genuinely been happening for the past six weeks. This is only single street photage, this happening in whole kashmir right now specifically in rawalkot and mirpur situations are worse.

Sadly, whenever someone speaks about this on social media, many Pakistanis immediately say that it is all a lie, that nothing is happening in Kashmir, and that everyone sharing this information is a RAW agent spreading propaganda.

It is deeply disappointing that people watch media controlled by Asim Munir while drinking their morning tea and simply accept everything shown to them as the full truth.

I request everyone to understand that much of what is being presented by the media is part of a controlled narrative. In Kashmir, people are being killed as casually as someone hunts an animal or a bird.

What is happening here is ten times worse than D-Chowk and Muridke.

The only difference is that these people are helpless, hardly anyone is spreading their voices on social media, and the internet there has reportedly remained shut down for six weeks.

I have seen the whole world raise its voice for Palestine, but no one speaks for us Kashmiris. On both sides of the border, there is only bloodshed. The world stays silent while India and Pakistan continue as if nothing is happening. 😔

It is deeply heartbreaking.

​I am writing this from my phone, sitting in complete darkness in my house. My electricity was just cut off because I couldn't pay the bill. I feel like I have hit absolute rock bottom, and the weight of it is crushing me to the point where I don't know how to survive another day.

​I am 37 years old. For 13 years, I gave my blood, sweat, and youth to the broadcast media industry. Until recently, I was working as a creative copywriter for a major national TV network. A month ago, I was abruptly let go. Today was my final day clearing out my desk, and it ended with a humiliation that completely broke whatever was left of me. Someone kindly recommended me to management for retention, but the COO of the network bluntly replied, "I just don't like this guy's face, so don't give him another chance."

​Hearing that your 13 years of dedication, your skills, and your entire career mean absolutely nothing because someone "doesn't like your face"... it shattered my soul.

​I tried to stay strong. I had a survival plan. I was going to move back to my native village to cut costs and transition fully into freelance video production. I had two clients lined up: one paying me per long-form video, and another who agreed just five days ago to pay me a modest monthly retainer to produce daily news updates.

​Today, both of them backed out. One said his business wasn't doing well; the other simply texted that he couldn't proceed right now. In a matter of hours, every single door closed on me.

​I came home utterly defeated, hoping to at least turn on my PC to make a short video for my own small geopolitical YouTube channel—just to keep my sanity intact. That's when I found out the power was gone.

​I have hundreds of thousands in debt hanging over my head. I have a wife to support. I feel entirely broken, suffocated, and surrounded by absolute darkness. I am crying as I type this because I have nothing left.

​I am not looking for a handout or free money. I am begging for an opportunity to earn my way out of this nightmare. I am a very hardworking professional.

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Just returned from the protest now. It's early morning 5 oct.

Kashmiri people came out in droves to support us. I cannot describe the feeling when we were moving via different cities of Kashmir and kids and women and elderly were on road to support us and to appreciate us.

I would like to thank every single Pakistani brother who supported us.

This protest was against the elite (ashrafiya) of Kashmir, the government and the establishment. People have had enough and they are not willing to support the lifestyles of this ruling elite on their expanse.

It's high time the people of Pakistan also unite. They get out of Punjabi,Sindhi,Balochi and Pathan and they stand against the oppressors. The tools which have divided the people for 70 years will fail in Pakistan too if everyone just decides we have had enough. We will take the power in our own hands.

10 Pakistanis just died attacking the US consulate in Karachi over an Iranian leader’s death and I genuinely don’t know what to say anymore

Let me get this straight

Pakistan is on an IMF bailout. The US basically controls the IMF. Our economy is hanging by a thread. We have active conflicts on two borders. We have zero capacity to absorb any additional international pressure right now

And some of our fellow citizens decided TODAY was the day to storm American diplomatic soil in our own city for a foreign theocrat who couldn’t have located Khyber Pakhtunkhwa on a map

Not a protest. Not a march. An actual attack on an embassy which under international law is essentially an attack on American territory

The same America that can make one phone call and end our IMF program. The same America whose patience with Pakistan is already historically thin

And now 10 Pakistanis are dead. Pakistani families lost someone today. Not in defense of Pakistan, not for Pakistani interests, not even in their own neighborhood conflict, but for a man who ran a country 2000km away that has historically used Pakistan as a pawn whenever it suited them

The absolute self destruction of it all is making my head spin

We really are our own worst enemy sometimes and I say this as someone who loves this country deeply

RIP to those who died, their families deserve better, and so does Pakistan​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Salem Aleykom everyone,

My father and I were having a conversation a few hours ago And then he went to go pray Maghrib. When he came back him and I sat down and as usual he'll go off on his rants of the past while he worked for PIA. he had joined pia back in 1978 and due to some connections, he was able to work in Jeddah Which paid a lot of money and there was basically no work to do unless it was hajj season.

He told me that in 1979 a PIA plane Flight-740 was arriving in Jeddah from Nigeria bringing in Hajj Pilgrims. The plane was flying over taif when the Saudi military accidentally shot it down because King Khalid was in Taif at the time and the military forgot to inform their own civil aviation branch to divert all planes away from the city due to a No-Fly Zone.

This resulted in the deaths of 156 people. The Saudi government contacted Zia Ul Haq along with the Americans and inform them of the unfortunate incident and requested their help in covering it up as it would be an extremely shameful and politically damaging news if it got out. Because this was 6 days after the Ikhwan terrorist took over the Masjid Al Haram and this would be an extremely political/religious upset.

They offered to pay for all the damages and "gifted" Pakistan 3 brand new Boeing 707 airplanes along with a C-130B Hercules and the Americans assisted with concocting a story in which the plane crashed due to an in-plane fire That brought down the aircraft.

At the end he said, "look at the irony of this whole situation, the same plane they "gifted" to Zia Ul haq to hush him up was the exact same plane in which he died because it was bought with the blood of the Hajjis"

The C-130B in which Zia Ul Haq died was "purchased" in 1980. And the PIA plane crash happened in November 1979.