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What the hell? The 2020 plate Audi Q2 cost £35 with Black Edition special. Lots of extras thrown in. The MB CLA was slighty higher again with ton of extras. The BMW was £55k.

Agreed, the best leather jacket I ever bought was in Rome. But the French do some nice styles.

My driveway has BMW M4 series sports coupe, wifes Audi Q2, sons Mercedez Benz CLA coupe. That is over £100,000 of cars. And yes I am bragging. Life is about flounting.

My driveway has BMW M4 series sports coupe, wifes Audi Q2, sons Mercedez Benz CLA coupe. That is over £100,000 of cars. And yes I am bragging. Life is about flounting.

They can do what they want but I am not gonna give up on my Aventus Creed [best perfumes in world are French which I was introduced to in 1983 visit to Gallaries Lafayette] and French clothing brands. Islam or no Islam.

In my ignorant younger days I bought a Citroen BX. It soon dropped it's arse on the ground [the hydro suspension went] and then began bleeding oil. So you could see where ever I went. A arse dragging on road and leaving a oil streak behind. To be fair though I did quite a few miles on bangged up...

I would suggest don't touch that car with a bargepole. It's junk on four wheels. Opt for Audi Q2 or better BMW X2. Perfumes, women, fashion "Oui" but cars a firm "non".

What about French women? Are they off the list also?

The Zulu part seems rather apt ......

Bangladesh was actually fertilized in August 1947 but gestation took another 24 years before it was born in 1971 after a difficult delivery.

Regular PA was 55k. A full sized division in 1960s was about 20k men. So that is about 2.5 divisions. Most of the divisions you listed were NOT at strength. Many of their heavy components were left behind. Pak logistics is weak today leave alone 50 years ago. Ask the Turks how well they would do...

Thanks for the more realistic figures ~ regular PA was about 55k. The total size of PA in Bangla was barely 2 full divisions. In fact it was ad-hoc mixture of forces cannibalized from their parent units in Pakistan. There was precious little heavy equipmemt. Military, para-military and mostly...

Banglas was born in 1947 [same year as India and Pakistan] just that it took 23 years to gestate. Below is where the snow ball began to roll and got bigger by turn of every year. When the Dominion of Pakistan was formed by the partition of India in 1947, it was composed of various ethnic and...

They turned on Pakistan from day one. The idea that in a two wing country the capital would be in Wst Pakistan with 45% of the population and not the majority Bangla wing began the rolling of the ball. In addition imposing minoriy Urdu over the Banglas was second factor. Rest of the factors are...

If India could have defeated us on the west they would have but there was no way India would have won. We must keep in mind the Pakistan military strategy was "defence of Pakistan lay in west" and accordingly only limited military resources were placed in Bangla. If you look at the forces...

You guys use this "lost half of their country" as beating stick along with "90k soldiers" both which are factually incorrect. Bangla was more like 60% of the country and 55k soldiers were captured. Beyond that Bangla was always going to "break away". Find me a country where the mainland is 40%...

I agree. Sometimes you got to be cruel to be kind. The best way forward is to use force to push these refugees. This policy would actually stem the flow as people will not take the risk. At the moment it's a calculated risk which is tilted toward the refugees favour. However the long term...

@Saiyan0321 try to read Eminent Churchillians by Andrew Roberts. There are few other books which all together give a good idea how Pakistan was cheated by Mountbatten and the roots of the Kashmir imraglio were laid in 1947.

You know why? On the ground all the Muslim leadership was aware that the interests of Pakistan were being royally fcuked by Mountbatten [who despised Jinnah but on the other hand was happy to see his wife Edwina being cuckolded to Nehru] and they also knew there was not much they could do to...

By the way the true scale of the cheating and duplicity by Mountbatten who was supposed to be impartial arbiter on behalf of HM government will come out over time as archives are opened up. The British state has intentionally suppressed this aspect in order to hide it's role in creating the mess...