Please read what I have written earlier. I clearly said that this is a failure that we need to fix. Regardless of India’s funding, this has happened within our borders and we need to ensure that such issues are curbed.
I support the right to self defence, if weak Violent nations actively pursue war and try to kill populations of countries which can annihilate them than that is a choice they made and choices have consequences
Trump did take a better approach of annihilating ISIS and saved millions of Muslim lives. If Obama had done the same thing with them we would have saved a lot of Muslim lives. Terrorists and rougues who threaten civilization should be dealt with an iron fist.
Well I was accused of having an inferiority complex, stats are an amazing thing and one can make educated guesses about someones probability of success. People who do not follow linear thinking, arent able to accept responsibility and are unwilling to change are not very likely to be succesful. If you do not follow the successful people and learn from them than you wont be successful. When I meet successful people I do care about their success and would be grateful to them if they shared their secrets of success.
Successful people here make millions just thru their speaking engagements. I paid to listen to them.
I consider success as family, health, happiness, friends, finances etc.
Your outrage against the violence perpetrated against innocent victims in Pakistan is commendable and justified. But by putting the blame for everything on religious intolerance, you are letting the real culprits get away.
“bengalis, Balochs, muhajirs, … , Sindhis, pashtuns,” These are not victims of religious violence. They are victims of a centralized military establishment that has despotically usurped power and crushes all movements for decentralized autonomy.
“Qadianis, Hindus, sikhs, … Shias”. These are victims of religious intolerance. But here, too, the culprit is the establishment that promoted intolerance and sectarian violence in order to further its strategic interests, both domestically and regionally.
I am not denying the existence of religious intolerance in Pakistani society. This is a serious and growing problem. But this problem needs to be fought and the establishment cannot fight it effectively because it helped create and promote the problem and is in bed with these forces. The establishment needs to be taken down first.
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I do agree with you that Pak Army acts not like a force to serve the public, rather it acts like an occupying force where it takes power, installs puppet govts takes up a disproportionate amount of nations wealth and gets involved in land and businesses and many generals are worth in hundreds of millions and they are in many cases the founders and puppet masters of extremist groups, religious groups, political parties etc. Imagine if the monies invested on army would be sent on education and industrialization?
Jamaat Islami had issued fatwas that it was permissible for soldiers to rape Bengali women. There have been thousands of disappearances and tortures in Balochistan. Long before CPEC there was trouble in Balochistan.
Exactly. Spot on.
If India is doing this again and again and again…then we might as well get rid of our military and spend those billions of dollars elsewhere. There is a reason why Pakistani military & ISI were struggling to win the war against terror inside Pakistan until 2015 & that was because the enemy was within. Raheel Sharif said it multiple times during his tenure…our biggest threat is not an external threat, but an internal one…yet some people still cannot see what’s right in front of their eyes & continue to live in denial.
Gunmen kill! Killed kehtai hain phir khush hotai hain!
Gunmen kill likho phir to bhooki ho.