Public sentiment showcases skepticism and defiance towards the FATF's impact on Pakistan's status. Many believe that despite warnings, Pakistan will avoid blacklisting due to ally support, especially from China. There's widespread frustration over perceived double standards in international relations and doubts about the FATF's credibility.

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nimbutimbu

Graveyard of empires bolkar fakhar kartay hain yeh afghani. Yeh nahi pata inka afghan miracle ke peeche pak army ka haath tha. Delusional qoum.

Bloodwynnde

ppl r dumb man, army is fighting taliban insurgents not the whole Afghanistan as a country.

stinky_lemonade

ye fire ho kaha rahe hain ? afghanistan k paas itni fauj hai k 4 din se firing horai hai, itne main to adha AFG per qabza hojana chaie tha

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Janab itna hosla karkaye India kay saat karo na

AK_993_

Likely doing it at the request of the trump so further weapons could be purchased putting countries into debt. Nationalism is truly a disease that blinds it's followers by making rest as subhumans.

Least_Difference_854

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gjdubdu8

They did not ask America for a ceasefire in the 20 years of war. Do you genuinely believe this propaganda that they’d ask for a ceasefire after a few days? lol.

worrieddoc

I'm so glad that Pakistanis have finally turned against the Taliban. It's too bad you guys didn't have a change of heart a decade ago when Afghanistan had a chance of becoming a stable country.

TheSonOfGod6

Grow up man. Super heros aren't real and shouldn't be your prism for understanding reality. 

totall92

Your country is giving Nobel peace prize to Trump while you are happy about killing Afghans, the irony lmao. Not very Islamic, is it?

Wardagai

Absolute failure by both governments, i really can't understand the bad blood that runs between Pakistanis and Afghans, but i hope for the sake of Allah and his religion, you all will come to a peaceful end to this stupid conflict

General_Jalal

Wondering why after signing defence treaty with saudia Pakistan is suddenly jumping into any war. Whether India Afghanistan or in near future iran

waleed_khantastic

Pak army says they shot afghan jets while taliban says they don’t have jets 
😂 social media superpower

Delicious-Badger4353

Hmm SS in post, might do that next time I make a thread here. Do have some questions but I'll write a couple paragraphs first. 

Anyway this whole FATF greylist thing has been a rollercoaster for Pakistan. IMO there's only two scenarios, either Pakistan stays on the greylist or moves off of it. Don't see Pakistan being put on a blacklist in its current condition.

Edit for clarification: blacklisting Pakistan would cripple it to the point where it would need immense bailouts. 

We have to realise that the only reason Pakistan is even on the list was because of the US and Saudi voting against it (correct me if I was wrong, China informed Islamabad that they'll be voting against because their vote won't make a difference), on mobile right now so can't find a source.

##My Questions

1. Do you think there will be negotiations between the US and Pakistan about the FATF hearing which might involve the future of Afghanistan and Pakistan's role in it?

2. Alternatively, if you think Pakistan's going to stay on the greylist for now, could the threat of a blacklisting be used to force Pakistan to come to the table regarding Afghanistan?

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