BKMKB (Bharat Ki Maa 🐮 Ka Beef 🐂🥩 😋😋)
Islamabad, Pakistan
Joined May 2023
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Beijing views Modi’s India as a state that projects aggressive rhetoric on domestic television channels but lacks the material and military strength to back up its words.
@SushantSin writes: caravanmagazine.in/politics/…
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Throwback to 2013 when Piers Morgan claimed he could face 150km/h pace, so Shane Warne called Brett Lee to humbled him on live TV. 😭
Safe to say, he hasn't tweeted about cricket since.🤣
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🔺🇵🇰🇮🇷❌🇮🇱:
Iran's Maj Gen Razaei said, Pakistan said Israel-India nexus is preparing against Pakistan, Iran, Turkey and Muslim world needs to wakeup.
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According to Iranian Security Chief Mohsen Rezaei
Makkah pact more Iran aligned than many of Iran's allies
That Saudi Arabia🇸🇦 is convinced Turkiye🇹🇷 is israel's next target after IR & then KSA. That Turkiye agrees & Pakistan🇵🇰 underscored the growing alliance b/w Hindus & Jews
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While the Pak-Saudi relationship is very old and Pakistani soldiers, PAF pilots and PAF engineers have been in KSA since before any of us were born.
Turkey and KSA used to be rivals until very recently. So it is very nice to see this level of comfort and closeness mashAllah.
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We Pakistanis are pragmatic people who accept our wrongs and introspect. Hence, we are moving ahead. Indians are delusional. They made a hero out of a shot-down pilot named Abhinandan, and now they celebrate their own Air Force chief as a hero only to save face after their defeat. Pakistan shot down 7 Indian planes and their air force didn’t fly for 48 hours. We want to live in their delusions.
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1/2 Iran in Makkah Alliance… The scenario I predicted in August arrived in October. Now here is my next prediction:
As far as I know the Pakistani establishment, they never play for the small win. They don't want a headline. They want a system. And that's exactly what is happening with the Mecca Alliance.
Everyone is celebrating the wrong story. The story is not that Iran
to join Makkah Pact. The story is not that Khalid bin Salman and Ibrahim Kalin and Pakistani military boss all landed in Tehran on October 26th to meet Iranian security chief Mohsin Rezaei. That's the cover…..
The real story is what Pakistan does AFTER Iran joins.
The homework is already done. The Makkah Joint Defense Agreement signed on August 7th, 2026 in Al Safa Palace was never meant to be a three country pact.
Turkey's Speaker said it openly: "This was never against Iran. Iran can join"
That's not an expansion. That's the “blueprint”
Why would Pakistan be content with just adding Iran? Adding Iran just makes it a bigger & better club. The Pakistani ESTABLISHMENT doesn't want a bigger club. It wants a full fledged NATO 2.0. Under its own “nuclear” wings.
These guys are among the most genius generals on Earth, here is how they will do it, step by step:
1.The Nuclear Umbrella : Their biggest strength
Saudi has money but no deterrence. Turkey has the second largest army in NATO but no independent nuclear weapon + no credible security guarantee against Israel(NATO won’t fight Israel). Iran has missiles but is under sanctions for its nuclear program.
Only Pakistan …. This is very special country, it has 170+ warheads, the beast Shaheen III that can cover all of Middle East and (no air defence system in the world can stop it) the little Genie NASR for battlefield use that can wipe out million troops at once!
The deal Pakistan will probably offer in those closed room meetings (probably in December) is this: "Join us 🦅 …. and you are under our nuclear umbrella. You don't need to build a bomb and get destroyed by Israel and America. We will be your Article 5 with a nuclear guarantee."
This is exactly how America built NATO in 1949. America said to Europe, "I will nuke Moscow if they touch Paris." That is what made NATO, NATO.
Pakistan will say, "I will nuke anyone who touches Mecca, Istanbul or ……Tehran."
Once that umbrella is accepted, the rest is AUTOMATIC .
1. From Pact to Army: The NATO Structure
A pact is paper. NATO is not paper. NATO has SHAPE, NATO has a nuclear planning group, NATO has a joint budget.
Pakistan will push for three things in the next move….
A. A Permanent Integrated Military Command in Riyadh, with its Operational HQ in Rawalpindi. Why Rawalpindi? Because CENTAIC and the Army's Center for Emerging Technologies already run the joint data link that connects Chinese J-10Cs, Turkish Bayraktars and Saudi F-15s…. Only Pakistan has this experience and capabilities to connect all these weapons together!
B. A Joint Defense Fund. Saudi pays, Turkey builds drones, Pakistan provides the manpower and the nuclear shield. The 2025 Pakistan-Saudi SMDA - Strategic Mutual Defence Agreement signed on September 17th, 2025 … already tested this model.
C. A 40000 or 80000 strong Islamic Rapid Deployment Force. Not peacekeepers. War fighters. The model is already there …
When you have a command, a fund and an army, plus a nuclear umbrella, you are not an alliance anymore. You are NATO 2.0.
🇵🇰🦅 The Central Position - The Final Payoff
This is the boost which Pakistan needs, A masterstroke….
In the old world order, Pakistan was always on the periphery. America's non NATO ally, China's all weather friend… someone’s ally
But in the new world order, if Pakistan owns the Islamic NATO, everyone has to come to Pakistan. They are in the Centre!
America cannot secure the Gulf oil without Pakistan's permission because the Gulf is now protected by Pakistan's nukes.
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Iran is neither escalating nor does it currently have the posture to launch a Pre-emptive strike. The IRGC's approach in this critical situation is rooted in the calculation that war is inevitable. This calculation determines developments on the field [Missile testing, drills] and at the table [Diplomacy]. However, the flaw in this approach lies in its underlying assumptions.
Iran wants to carry the equation of "No Peace, No War" into the political and electoral cycle. The seven-day proposal fits within this broader framework. Even if shifting dynamics delay these political developments, Tehran is unlikely to initiate. Its objective is to postpone what it considers inevitable for as long as possible, even if that means stretching the current uncertainty until January, when the political picture is expected to become clearer.
This strategy rests on the assessment that no military action is likely before the political landscape in Washington and Tel Aviv settles. Yet, by deliberately avoiding any move that could influence or disrupt these political calculations, Iran is also handing over the initiative to the US-Israel.
This allows external timelines to dictate its own strategic decisions. The primary driver behind this approach is the belief that Iran can absorb the first strike and subsequently regain the initiative, as it has done in previous wars.
The fundamental problem, however, is that this entire calculation rests on one major assumption, that the next war will be similar to previous wars. This could turn into a major miscalculation, as the nature, scale and objectives of the next war may be completely different. In this case, Iran's confidence in absorbing the first strike and regaining the initiative could prove misplaced. And by then, the cost of miscalculation may be much higher and devastating.
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BREAKING:
🇺🇸 The Trump administration has detained dozens of Afghan immigrants in Louisiana who helped the U.S. military including their relatives
Trump now plans to deport them back to Afghanistan where they can be executed for treason by the Talibans, according to U.S. officials.
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I think we lost the Air Battle and lost a lot of aircraft against 🇵🇰 on 6-7 May 2025
I think 90% of Sindoor Narrative by India is doubtful now.
Modi did the same thing against General MM Narvane too after the Galwan conflict
He didn't nominate MMN for CDS which was assumed to be routine by then
Otherwise why should he humiliate someone who destroyed 11 Pakistani Air Bases and did so much damage to Pakistan?
The man should be a national hero and Modi should have attended his farewell himself right ?
Did Petty Modi Snub the IAF Chief Retirement Farewell Golf by Closing the Venue at the 11th Hour?
No Farewell Tee-Off: India Air Chief’s Traditional Golf Round Scrapped Overnight
Too Frank for Comfort: IAF Chief Flags Widening Fighter Gap with China and Pakistan
On 28 October 2026, the Air Force Sports Complex on Lok Kalyan Marg was sealed from 5 am. Members had been informed only the previous day. There was no explanation, no timeline, and no alternative. The traditional “golfing-out” for outgoing Chief of the Air Staff Air Chief Marshal A.P. Singh—held in his capacity as patron-in-chief of the course—was simply cancelled. He retires on 31 October. For the first time in decades, an Air Chief leaves without the customary farewell round that his predecessors received as a matter of institutional courtesy.
The official reason is land reclamation by the Land and Development Office near the Prime Minister’s residence. The same drive has already taken the Jaipur Polo Ground and Delhi Race Club. On paper, that is administrative. In practice, the timing is brutal. Closing the facility on the exact day of the scheduled event, with less than 24 hours’ notice and no provision for an alternative, is not the behaviour of a system that respects its service chiefs. It is the behaviour of a system that has decided the chief can be inconvenienced without consequence.
Singh has been one of the more candid Air Chiefs in recent memory. He has repeatedly flagged the real constraints on Indian air power: production delays at HAL, the gap between Atmanirbhar rhetoric and actual squadron strength, the pace of Chinese and Pakistani modernisation, and the fact that technology delayed is technology denied. These were professional assessments, not political speeches. In the aftermath of Operation Sindoor, while others appeared more tightly scripted, he spoke more directly about losses and inadequacies. That honesty is rare. It is also, apparently, inconvenient.
The message sent by sealing the complex on the morning of his farewell is therefore unmistakable. Institutional tradition can be set aside when a service chief has been too frank about capability gaps. The snub is open in form, even if it is denied in formal intent. No serving or retired officer who saw the sequence of events can miss it. Nor can they miss the larger implication: that speaking clearly about operational shortfalls carries a cost, however small and symbolic.
This is not about a golf course. It is about the relationship between the political leadership and the professional military. When a Chief of the Air Staff who has done his duty by pointing to real constraints is denied even the traditional send-off, the signal is that candour is unwelcome. India’s air power problems will not be solved by such gestures. They will only be made worse by them. The treatment of Air Chief Marshal A.P. Singh on 28 October was petty, avoidable, and revealing. It should not have happened.
