Saudi asks Pakistan for military help

[JavedhJuma]

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/worl ... 827477.cms?

I laughed hysterically at this. Lazy Saudis cannot take care of their own country? We look to them as Caretakers of Mecca and Medinah. They do not have an army that is willing to fight. How are they going to take care of our religious sites. This is really pathetic.

When ISIS threatened to go to Saudi Arabia, they started building wall around their country with barbed wires both outside and inside the wall instead of facing ISIS or pre-empting them.

They treat Pakistanis working in their countries as sub-humans and now they are asking Pakistan's help. They have exported their overflowing Mullahs to Pakistan to make Pakistanis life miserable. And if Pakistan sends its military to Saudi Arabia, who is going to keep in check the Wahabi/Salafi Sheikhs (I don't know the difference. All I know is they are bad news wherever they go).

[KA786110]

Money can buy many things.
It is sad to see Pakistan in such a state. Their politicians are so in debt with Wahhabi junta of SA.

[JavedhJuma]

Money can buy many things.
It is sad to see Pakistan in such a state. Their politicians are so in debt with Wahhabi junta of SA.

Sure, but as a Muslim you are indebted to Allah SWT to take care of his creation, including people of all religions, colour, cultures, etc.

Heard on the news today, Saudi bombs in Yemen killed many innocent people. They can't even focus! The UAE woman pilot did a better job on ISIS. After Pakistan refused, Uncle Sam is now going to help them with intelligence from thousands of miles away, since they have no human intelligence in Yemen on the ground. May Allah SWT guide these self-righteous fools and bestow them with some intelligence.

If they do not get their act together they will lose their country to ISIS, Al-Qaeda or the West!

[dawedaar]

Pakistan is Saudi's mistress :p Saudis can use Pakistan any way they like!

[KA786110]

Money can buy many things.
It is sad to see Pakistan in such a state. Their politicians are so in debt with Wahhabi junta of SA.

Sure, but as a Muslim you are indebted to Allah SWT to take care of his creation, including people of all religions, colour, cultures, etc.

Heard on the news today, Saudi bombs in Yemen killed many innocent people. They can't even focus! The UAE woman pilot did a better job on ISIS. After Pakistan refused, Uncle Sam is now going to help them with intelligence from thousands of miles away, since they have no human intelligence in Yemen on the ground. May Allah SWT guide these self-righteous fools and bestow them with some intelligence.

If they do not get their act together they will lose their country to ISIS, Al-Qaeda or the West!

I am pleasantly surprised by Pakistan's answer. Hopefully they will stick to it. This is blatant unwarranted aggression by SA. Where is UN security council?

[JavedhJuma]

At first I thought why did Saudi Arabia approach Pakistan and not the U.S. with whom they have the best of relations. I then realised even if Pakistan agreed to help, it would not help free of charge. The cost to Saudi for Pakistan's help would not be as much as getting help from Uncle Sam. Uncle Sam does not do anything free for rich Arab countries. Uncle Sam would charge more for His services than Pakistan. War in Yemen will be very expensive for the Saudis.

Arabs are as shrewd as Indians, Pakistanis, Chinese and all other Asian countries. However, the later have good, dedicated armies whereas the former are lazy bums and cowards. They run away from aggression like dogs with tails between their legs.

Compare the Yazidis with the Iraqis. Iraqis with the best of the weapons could not fight ISIS whereas Yazidis fought until ISIS was defeated with old weapons from Saddam's times.

We also saw Jordan who was huffing and puffing when one of his pilots was brutally killed. How long did that last?

[KA786110]

For SA it is the case of a token army because they limit army membership to certain tribes only (that is what I have heard). Then again the whole ruling tribe was a robber gang not long ago. They are only there to get rich from nations oil resources. Most of the native people (Bedouins etc) are destitute and sidelined.
This aggression against Yemen is for the same reason as they did for Bahrain. They do not want non-Sunni governments in ME. That's why they support Syrian rebels, Al Qaeda, ISIS etc. It also keeps their populace in check as well.

[JavedhJuma]

Now read this: http://en.shabestan.ir/detail/News/34044

How are they going to bring justice? By stoning the men? Or turning the tables on women and stoning them for " alluring the men". Never know with these people.

[KA786110]

These are not Muslims they have their own innovation of the faith. Unfortunately they have support of western nations, so they will keep ruling over the Holy sites.
Have you noticed everywhere we see problems they could be traced back to direct or indirect meddling of the British Raj era.

Coming back to Yemen issue, now UAE is warning Pak and Turkey over their stance.

[JavedhJuma]

KA786110Coming back to Yemen issue, now UAE is warning Pak and Turkey over their stance.

Why is UAE angry at Pak and Turkey? Just because Pak refused help to SA? and what did Turkey do?

Please enlgihten me.

[KA786110]

From Dawn newspaper story:

Pakistani lawmakers’ call for the government to remain neutral on the escalating crisis in Yemen has evoked a strong response from the United Arab Emirates (UAE).

“The vague and contradictory stands of Pakistan and Turkey are an absolute proof that Arab security — from Libya to Yemen — is the responsibility of none but Arab countries,” UAE’s Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Dr Anwar Mohammed Gargash said.

As quoted by renowned Emirati newspaper Khaleej Times, Garhash warned Pakistan of having to pay a “heavy price” for taking on what he called an “ambiguous stand”. He added that Pakistan should take a clear position “in favour of its strategic relations with the six-nation Arab Gulf cooperation Council”.

http://www.dawn.com/news/1175284/uae-mi ... d-on-yemen