While both sides claim the other violated the ceasefire, a rational way to figure out who did it is by looking at which ruling party expressed dismay & anger at the ceasefire and which side welcomed it. There’s only one bully here. It’s really not that hard to figure out
It was a war of nerves, and Pakistan won.
India’s wet dreams of war collapsed with reality in just 72 hours. What started as jingoism and loud war hysteria quickly turned into confusion, chaos, and collapse.
While Indian media flooded timelines with fake victories and AI-generated footage, Pakistan stayed silent, steady, and strategic. And that silence spoke louder than their noise.
Here’s what India faced in just three days:
- 3 fighter jets and 30 Israeli drones lost
- IPL 2025 cancelled
- 30+ airports and key ports shut
- Economy shook, investor trust dropped
- 8,000+ X accounts blocked in desperation
- Global media caught their fake claims
- GDP growth projections slashed
Despite backing from Israel and its usual hype machine, India lost control of its own narrative. Pakistan didn’t need to match the noise, it just held its ground.
This wasn’t about missiles or might. It was about mindset.
And in this war of nerves, Pakistan stayed calm. India cracked.
Gender is nt something to b proud of,nor it is somthng to b ashamed of. Ppl like Musharaf who try to use it fr thr advantage n to ridicule othrs must b ashamed of thr behaviour.
Pakistan is thankful to great women like Fatima Jinnah,Benazir,Malala etc.
No amount of money will improve our education outcomes under the existing system. To improve education outcomes, we must shut down this system of patronage and build anew.
We should privatise and intelligently regulate education and empower parents
https://t.co/PUmkPXT6Fh
‘We often have a debate in 🇵🇰 about whether we should have presidential or parliamentary democracy, or even a military dictatorship. Other countries have progressed under all three. We have done badly under all.’
Another scorcher from Miftah Ismail: 👍
https://t.co/oFOSSxY9FH
I gave a talk at Habib University a few days ago. This one clip has touched a nerve with a lot of people. Let know what you think. (Hopefully for a little bit you can come out of your partisan posture and judge the argument on its merits).
What does Ishaq Dar's return mean for Pakistan?
Ishaq Dar will use our reserves to bring down the fuel prices and the dollar rate to make it seem like the Pakistani Economy is doing better than it actually is.
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