
Nobody's perfect.And he's American.
I think it entirely depends on which news source you are watching or where they got their source to determine who is the aggressor and who isn't. I suspect in the end is 6 of 1 and a half dozen of the other.I know this is inherently a little bit political but it's politics none of us are invested in so I imagine it doesn't count......
With very surface level research, obviously England is to blame for all of this. They are the root cause but moving past that.....
It seems to me that Pakistan is always the aggressor. They're the ones always starting shit and India just reacts and sometimes overreacts.
You all think that's a fair statement? Or is my very rudimentary research into this wildly incorrect?
. I suspect in the end is 6 of 1 and a half dozen of the other.
I guess half of Pakistan is now its own country.
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'Republic of Balochistan announced' trends on social media as Baloch leaders declare independence from Pakistan
Amidst escalating tensions between India and Pakistan, Baloch writer Mir Yar Baloch declared Balochistan's independence, urging India to establish a Baloch embassy in New Delhi. He appealed to the UN for peacekeeping forces and demanded the withdrawal of the Pakistani army.economictimes.indiatimes.com
They are not recognized by any other other nation yet but from what I read they are pretty good at keeping the Pakistan military from ending their rebellion.
I guess we'll see if they actually manage to become a real nation.
#hipam