pakistan

Even India and then-East Pakistan had to deal with a background level of Communist terrorism.

The ones raised in Pakistan (in general) enjoyed going back more often to visit family/friends who were still in Pakistan and didn't have too much to say about the governance of the country.

They'd likely buy bombs from Pakistan in short order if they decided they wanted one.

The first separatist movement of course was the demand for Pakistan prior to independence.

Was the idea behind choosing green to mimic the pakistan national flag?

Rather like the Ukranian civil war, the world seems content to ignore the civil war in Pakistan and the fact that a global power is intervening on one side.

While it is true that India armed and supported the Mukti Bahini forces, regular Indian forces did not cross into East Pakistan until West Pakistan launched a preemptive strike against India (Operation Chengiz Khan modeled after Israeli airstrikes in the 6-day war).

This isn't unusual - they probably googled me at the time (back then all of the results would have been stories about iraq, Syria, afghanistan, Pakistan operations; black operations and crazy shit).

Obviously it differs by state, but as a whole the US take on adultery is (broadly) religious, so aligns it more closely with other strongly religious countries like Pakistan than with Europe, Japan, etc.

You have countries like Pakistan that is a known host to "terrorists", and India that have them.

India most definitely did not "provoke" this; that was all Pakistan's doing because the Punjabi-elite refused to accept a democratic verdict.

The Maharaja of Kashmir signed an "Instrument of Accession" and in response Pakistan attacked India leading to the first war between the two countries.

If by "further" you refer to 1947 division of the subcontinent then it has in fact broken up again, in 1971 when East Pakistan became Bangladesh.

If he practiced the game living in Pakistan, he has played the game at a latency of 170-250ms.

Some countries, especially the US (although this was mainly due to Nixon) actively supported West Pakistan.

The us does not need Iran as imaginary enemy when it has real enemies elsewhere -factions in Pakistan, isil, etc.