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LoneWolfSandeep said:
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Apparently, that's not all, some high profile personality landed in Medina, since its not top Pakistan civilian leadership, its safe to conclude its top military. So more is going on, then is lead to believe - perhaps economic assist for military favours? Iran needs to be weary of Pakistan.
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Iran is very vulnerable at this point and Pakistan army might setup terror camps across Iranian border so Saudis can open a new front against Iran in return for money.

Generals will do anything for money. Just look at DGISPR Gafoor's family. His kids are studying in in West in top universities he already have home in London,where he will move in all likelihood after retirement

Some financial supports and personal gifts from Saudi's will be tempting, especially since previous COAS is already working for Saudis
 
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Apparently, that's not all, some high profile personality landed in Medina, since its not top Pakistan civilian leadership, its safe to conclude its top military. So more is going on, then is lead to believe - perhaps economic assist for military favours? Iran needs to be weary of Pakistan.
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Happens all the time, nothing unusual about it, any top general or Imran's friend is free to use PAF planes silently. As long as choosing sides between Iran and Saudi goes they didn't have many options and this was finalized months back. That so called refinery will never be materialize but will be used as a front to aid and abet terrorism against Iran and Shias.
 
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Pakistan can no longer be blacklisted by Fatf: Malaysia


LONDON - Prime Minister Imran Khan telephoned Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad in London Saturday to thank Malaysia for its support of Pakistan’s bid to avoid being blacklisted by the Financial Action Task Force (FATF).

Dr Mahathir, who is in the United Kingdom for a three-day working visit, took the six-minute call at the Malaysian High Commission.

Malaysia’s support was seen as crucial in helping to stop Pakistan from being blacklisted after India had put forth a motion with FATF to blacklist the country for money-laundering activities linked to terrorism. With Malaysia’s backing, Pakistan now has the support of three nations.

After taking the call from Imran, Dr Mahathir told the Malaysian media present at the High Commission that Malaysia showed its support to Pakistan as the country has upped its war against money laundering. “We decided based on the rule of law. Not due to animosity.

We admit that money laundering is a major problem and it is happening because of the borderless world that allows free flow of capital,” he said, adding there was no point blacklisting any particular nation.

He also pointed out that the free flow of capital has affected other countries as well, including Malaysia, where capitalists have invested huge amounts of money in the share markets pushing up share prices. “At the end of the day, they sell their shares for a profit and take back their capital and their earnings at the expense of the countries they invested in,” he said.

Dr Mahathir also touched on the irony of trade wars, where the world promoted trade on one hand and on the other imposed sanctions. “In the end many innocent nations such as Malaysia are also affected. Hence, though we have no problem with Iran, we cannot trade with the country because of the sanctions. The trade war with China is also affecting us,” he said.

Meanwhile, after Dr Mahathir took the phone call from Imran, Foreign Minister Datuk Saifuddin Abdullah told reporters that with Malaysia’s support, Pakistan has three nations behind it, with the other two being China and Turkey, and hence it could no longer be blacklisted.

Pakistan can no longer be blacklisted by Fatf: Malaysia

First Zakir Naik and now this. They hell is their problem ?
 
Gautam said:
First Zakir Naik and now this. They hell is their problem ?
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Mahathir end of life crisis, putting his personal friendship with Imran before interest of two nations. His successor is reasonable, hope he takes the reign soon.

This is also a lesson we never ever learn, there is no substitute to own power, multilateral forums have very limited impact and need too much effort to reach consensus. If you want to settle this dispute settle it yourself, crying in front of world won't achieve much.
 
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Pakistan can no longer be blacklisted by Fatf: Malaysia


LONDON - Prime Minister Imran Khan telephoned Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad in London Saturday to thank Malaysia for its support of Pakistan’s bid to avoid being blacklisted by the Financial Action Task Force (FATF).

Dr Mahathir, who is in the United Kingdom for a three-day working visit, took the six-minute call at the Malaysian High Commission.

Malaysia’s support was seen as crucial in helping to stop Pakistan from being blacklisted after India had put forth a motion with FATF to blacklist the country for money-laundering activities linked to terrorism. With Malaysia’s backing, Pakistan now has the support of three nations.

After taking the call from Imran, Dr Mahathir told the Malaysian media present at the High Commission that Malaysia showed its support to Pakistan as the country has upped its war against money laundering. “We decided based on the rule of law. Not due to animosity.

We admit that money laundering is a major problem and it is happening because of the borderless world that allows free flow of capital,” he said, adding there was no point blacklisting any particular nation.

He also pointed out that the free flow of capital has affected other countries as well, including Malaysia, where capitalists have invested huge amounts of money in the share markets pushing up share prices. “At the end of the day, they sell their shares for a profit and take back their capital and their earnings at the expense of the countries they invested in,” he said.

Dr Mahathir also touched on the irony of trade wars, where the world promoted trade on one hand and on the other imposed sanctions. “In the end many innocent nations such as Malaysia are also affected. Hence, though we have no problem with Iran, we cannot trade with the country because of the sanctions. The trade war with China is also affecting us,” he said.

Meanwhile, after Dr Mahathir took the phone call from Imran, Foreign Minister Datuk Saifuddin Abdullah told reporters that with Malaysia’s support, Pakistan has three nations behind it, with the other two being China and Turkey, and hence it could no longer be blacklisted.

Pakistan can no longer be blacklisted by Fatf: Malaysia

First Zakir Naik and now this. They hell is their problem ?
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Why countries vote in such matters?? Terrorism issue is serious and countries should be blacklisted based on evidences (if they are supporting terrorists or not) not based on the votes of some *censored*ed up country. WTF is wrong with FATF rules... How some other country sitting thousand miles away can decide whether pakistan is supporting terriorts or not.... *censored* malaysia...
 
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