Paklander

Si vis pacem, para bellum

[Behlol @Beyeffendi23]

The biggest problem with Pakistan is the absence of a proper state structure that can work on autopilot one that automatically corrects itself when someone crosses red lines or becomes a liability. Basically, a system with builtin check valves.

[Paklander @ABAB031207]

@OSPSF https://t.co/jXXM8hVJ48

[Paklander @ABAB031207]

Cavemen aren't even afraid anymore🥀. They know we'll blow a bunch of useless border posts they don't care about and call it a day.

[Paklander @ABAB031207]

Cavemen aren't even afraid anymore🥀. They know we'll blow a bunch of useless border posts they don't care about and call it a day.

[Mohsin Ali @Mohsin_o2]

The Taliban shelled civilian-populated areas of the Angoor Adda market, resulting in injuries to several local civilians.

[Paklander @ABAB031207]

@ZEER0SUM @kozamli he's a paki that lives in Iran. regime will probably kill him if he speaks against them but i think his support for them is not out of fear.

[Paklander @ABAB031207]

@kozamli anyone who points out the regimes failures and hypocrisy is labelled a zionist by this guy and he calls himself a journalist

[Ziganá 🇵🇰 @ZiganaKhan]

Bit surprised that these “experts on south asian affairs” haven’t read the famous 12 letters from iqbal to jinnah. Anyway iqbal wrote to jinnah on june 21, 1937:

- idea of united india is completely hopeless.
- hindus are burning the quran in sindh.
- country is going into civil war.
- muslims are entirely dependent on the non-muslims, even in muslim-majority provinces.
- congress has denied the political existence of muslims.
- 𝗮 𝘀𝗲𝗽𝗮𝗿𝗮𝘁𝗲 𝗳𝗲𝗱𝗲𝗿𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝗼𝗳 𝗺𝘂𝘀𝗹𝗶𝗺 𝗽𝗿𝗼𝘃𝗶𝗻𝗰𝗲𝘀 𝗶𝘀 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗼𝗻𝗹𝘆 𝗼𝗽𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻.
- jinnah is the sole representative of muslims.

[Paklander @ABAB031207]

@SubhanJaved911 Iranian leadership or Mossad agents?

[Paklander @ABAB031207]

@TheNomadLad

[Kaz 🇵🇰 @kozamli]

During the Iran-Iraq War (1980–88), Pakistan supplied Iran with Stinger missiles, angering the US and it's Gulf allies.
A few years later (1994), Iran repaid Pakistan by single-handedly killing its OIC resolution on Kashmir + India avoid UN sanctions over its occupation of Kashmir.

How Iran saved India – in 1994 https://t.co/l1Lnkl6Pxx…

[Paklander @ABAB031207]

@The_SharkSlayer @sahil_kr_ 🤣🤣😭😭

[Fahad Kahut @fahad_kahut]

One of the biggest failures of Pakistan’s information warfare is that even the people sitting in government offices have no understanding of how language shapes perception.

Look at this statement, apparently coming from an official Pakistani channel:

“Balochistan and Pakistan together can achieve peace, progress and prosperity.”

What the hell is Balochistan and Pakistan?

Balochistan IS Pakistan.

Have you ever heard a government official repeatedly say “Punjab and Pakistan”, “Sindh and Pakistan” or “Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Pakistan” as though they were two separate entities?

Yet somehow, when it comes to Balochistan, this distinction has become almost normal.

And this is precisely where the psychological dimension comes in.

For years, Indian media outlets and Baloch separatist propaganda networks have promoted the idea of Balochistan and Pakistan as two distinct political identities. Their messaging repeatedly frames Pakistan as an external entity rather than the country of which Balochistan is a national, territorial & constitutional part.

Now look at the irony. Our own government communication is reproducing the same linguistic framing.

This is not merely a grammatical mistake. Words carry associations. Repeated associations shape perceptions, and over time, perceptions can become accepted assumptions.

In psychological warfare, you don’t necessarily have to convince someone through a direct argument. Sometimes, all you need is to normalize a particular way of describing reality until people stop questioning it.

And when Pakistani officials themselves begin using language that mirrors separatist framing, they are handing their adversaries an unnecessary advantage.

I have noticed this repeatedly, not just in written statements but in speeches, official messaging and public discussions.

The people responsible for our national communication need to understand something very basic: You cannot effectively counter a narrative when you are unconsciously reproducing its framing.

Whether this reflects years of exposure to hostile narratives, sheer incompetence or simply a complete lack of linguistic awareness, the result is the same.

And the most frustrating part? The people making these blunders are often the very people entrusted with countering such narratives.

Balochistan is not a separate entity standing alongside Pakistan. Balochistan is part of Pakistan.

If our own officials cannot get something this elementary right, what exactly are they doing in the information domain?

[Paklander @ABAB031207]

@The_SharkSlayer that's some name

[Walayat Malik @WalayatMalik1]

The prevalence of crimes, injustice, illiteracy, poverty, and 26 million children out of school is not visible to the Sharif or Bhutto family.
They have the illusion that whatever they are doing is popular among the masses.
Just an illusion!

[Walayat Malik @WalayatMalik1]

ملک بھر کے سکول و مدارس کے 5 لاکھ ہونہار طلبہ میں کروم بکس کی تقسیم کا آغاز https://t.co/8MSNkydAyl
It will not raise the literacy rate in Pakistan. It will still be the lowest in Asia.
Can he bring 26 million out-of-school children to school?
Implement Article 25A!!!!!

[Walayat Malik @WalayatMalik1]

روزنامہ دنیا :- پاکستان:- ڈویلپمنٹ کا تاریخی دور شروع ، ترقی ہر شہر، گاؤں تک پہنچ رہی:مریم نواز https://t.co/lr8XCxy1gz
She never utters the word "literacy" in her speeches. 10 million children in Punjab are out of school. She does not CARE.
She is ruling like the British.

[Paklander @ABAB031207]

@RazaReshail @kaskaide1 @alpha_defense @ODA_Foxtrot @Defencematrix1 fr

[Paklander @ABAB031207]

@kaskaide1

[Paklander @ABAB031207]

@Island_Thought @SubhanJaved911 why are you so worried about what we can and can't afford?