How many more innocent human beings will have to die before Muslims realize that Mullah version of Islam, extremism, Wahabism are all a sham to control the people?
How many more Pakistanis will suffer before the inept dictator government will put a leash on ISI and related Jihad activities?
How many Pakistani families will suffer the loss of their son or father lost in Jihad over unwinnable and fruitless causes in Kashmiri and Afghanistan?
How many Pakistani leaders will keep fooling the people that without Jihad in Kashmir, Pakistan is lost? And that violence is the only way to get your way?
How many more Pakistanis will be victims of gross injustice and violence by their own government and police?
How many Pakistanis will be humiliated in their own country by the elite, feudal lords, ruling families, army officers, bureaucrats, policewallahs and other corrupt people?
How many women will remain the victim of draconian hudood laws and domestic violence, acid throwing, burning alive, rape, prostitution, human trafficking?
How many young boys will continue to be molested by Mullahs and others, and sold as camel jockeys to Arab sheikhs?
How many Pakistanis will continue to be denied a proper education in schools?
How many Pakistanis will continue to starve to death?
How long will it take people to realize that there is more going in Pakistan and other Muslim countries that Osama and his Jihadi nuts? Muslims are suffering most because we are backward, not because of America or Israel.
Fight Jihad against poverty, and hunger. Fighting Jihad against America will only result in more misery against Muslims.
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Protester mourn death of his fellow Shiite Muslims at a rally, Friday, April 26, 2002 in Islamabad, Pakistan to condemn killings last night. A bomb ripped through a Shiite Muslim mosque deep in the interior of Pakistan’s eastern Punjab province, killing 12 worshippers, all of them women, and wounding at least 13 other others. (AP Photo/B.K.Bangash)
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A Pakistan Shi’ite Muslim chants anti-government slogans at a protest rally in Islamabad, April 26, 2002. Twelve women and children were killed and 23 wounded in an overnight bomb blast in the women’s section of a segregated Shi’ite Muslim congregation in Bhakkar town in central Punjab province. REUTERS/Mian Khursheed
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An unidentified man (R) weeps beside the bodies of his two grandchildren, killed in a bomb blast at a gathering of Shi’ite Muslims in Bhakkar town in Pakistan’s Punjab province, April 26, 2002. Twelve women and children were killed and 23 wounded in an overnight explosion in the women’s section of a segregated Shi’ite Muslim congregation. Residents said sectarian violence between militants from the Shi’ite and Sunni sects of Islam was most likely to blame for the blast. REUTERS/Faisal Mahmood
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Pakistani paramedical staff examine an injured woman in a local hospital after a bomb blast at a gathering of Shi’ite Muslims in Bhakkar, in Pakistan’s Punjab province, April 26, 2002. Twelve women and children were killed and 23 wounded in the overnight explosion in the women’s section of a segregated Shi’ite Muslim congregation. Residents said sectarian violence between militants from the Shi’ite and Sunni sects of Islam was most likely to blame for the blast. REUTERS/Faisal Mahmood
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A victim of bomb blast, center, is looked after by her mother at a local hospital in Bukker, 500 kilometers (300 miles) southwest of Islamabad, Pakistan Friday, April 26, 2002. A bomb ripped through a Shiite Muslim mosque deep in the interior of Pakistan’s eastern Punjab province, killing 12 worshippers, all of them women, and wounding at least 13 other people.(AP Photo/str)