To them our poor soldiers are just numbers
Same to bla same to top brass
No one cares about meat shields
Just everyone cares about his own plates to be full
USA used their state of the art machinery to save 2 pilots who were stranded inside Iran.
Only 2
Aur Yahan 17 soldiers shaheed ho gaye hain and everything seems normal among the top brass.
Ap ka andar snakes ghoom rahay hain who provide intelligence to BLA regarding troops
Never forget when the IOF unleashed a police dog on a boy with Down syndrome, and it mauled his flesh while he thought the dog was just playing with him, so he said: “Let go habibi, enough”.
بارش اللہ کی آفت نہیں ہے۔ بارش رحمت ہے۔ آفت وہ ڈی ایچ اے وہ بحریہ ٹاون ہیں جو پانی کی قدرتی گزرگاہوں کے رستے میں بنائے گئے اور ملک لوٹنے والوں نے مال بنایا۔ برطانیہ ، سکینڈے نیویا کے کئی شہروں میں سارا سال بارش ہوتی ہی رہتی ہے کبھی کوئی گملہ بھی ڈوبا ہوا نہیں دیکھا۔
Floods. Fires. Blasts. Target killings. Corruption. Inflation. Poverty. Bribery. Theft. Robbery. Load shedding. Gas shortages. Unsafe drinking water. Adulterated food. Poor quality fuel. Broken healthcare. Failing education. Dysfunctional railways. Weak airlines. Terrible public transport. Broken roads. Filthy streets.
This is what the average Pakistani is forced to survive every single day.
Do yall see how small that print is? Do you see how long this sign is?? Benjamin Netanyahu is a monster and anyone who supports him can go to hell with him!
Pakistanis are eating less and they are eating worse because they can no longer afford as much food. Data from the Pakistan Bureau of Statistics (PBS) shows that over the past six years people across the urban and rural divide are consuming less food across all categories.
That means families are cutting back on the size of their rotis, the number of times meat is cooked in a month, how much milk is being given to their children, and even how many cups of tea they are drinking in a day.
The social indicators are staggering. The percentage of households categorised as “moderate to severely food insecure” in Pakistan has gone from 15.92 percent in 2019 to 24.35 percent in 2025. Severe food insecurity has also gone from 2.37% of households to 5.04% of households in the past six years. That means more than a quarter of Pakistani households face some form of hunger and malnutrition.
None of this is because we don’t have enough food. Pakistan grows its own wheat and rice. We are some of the largest producers of poultry, eggs, and milk and we even have a modest but growing meat export sector. The problem is affordability.
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