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"Is he really....Zia is the same guy who refused Saudi demands to remove any shias from the Army contigent deputed to the Kingdom......."
That's because Zia did not want to upset my grandfather who was in the Army at that time.
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Reza, I don't know if they (SAAG) reported that about Iran, but tell me which part of this excerpt from the article isn't true:
In May,1988, the Shias, who are in a majority in Gilgit, rose in revolt against the Sunni-dominated administration. Zia put an SSG group commanded by Gen. Musharraf in charge of suppressing the revolt. Gen. Musharraf transported a large number of Wahabi Pakhtoon tribesmen from the NWFP and Afghanistan, commanded by bin Laden, to Gilgit to teach the Shias a lesson. These tribesmen under bin Laden massacred hundreds of Shias.
In its issue of May,1990, "Herald", the monthly journal of the "Dawn" group of publications of Karachi, wrote as follows: " In May,1988, low-intensity political rivalry and sectarian tension ignited into full-scale carnage as thousands of armed tribesmen from outside Gilgit district invaded Gilgit along the Karakoram Highway. Nobody stopped them. They destroyed crops and houses, lynched and burnt people to death in the villages around Gilgit town. The number of dead and injured was put in the hundreds. But numbers alone tell nothing of the savagery of the invading hordes and the chilling impact it has left on these peaceful valleys."
Gen. Musharraf started a policy of bringing in Punjabis and Pakhtoons from outside and settling them down in Gilgit and Baltistan in order to reduce the Kashmiri Shias to a minority in their traditional land and this is continuing till today. The "Friday Times" of October 15-21, 1992, quoted Mr. Muhammad Yahya Shah, a local Shia leader, as saying: " We were ruled by the Whites during the British days. We are now being ruled by the Browns from the plains. The rapid settling-in of Punjabis and Pakhtoons from outside, particularly the trading classes, has created a sense of acute insecurity among the local Shias."
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^ So Busharraf was involved in Shia massacre?
Shame on you Busharraf!
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Master, I don’t believe much from biased Hindu sources, and I am surprised you do. These people still blame “external forces” meaning Pak for the Gujrat genocide of Muslims, so they can tell many other lies as well.
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dont start bashing,
just name your all time fav leaders,
some people are born to just blame!!
everyone every leader is bad then give me alternative names please!!!
i think dictators are better than civil dictators and looters!
I would name only leaders, meaning leader who are visionaries and change the course of history for Pakistan.
QA Jinnah
Liaqat Ali Khan
ZA Bhutto - i dont support him but he was a leader
Ayub Khan
Mushi is good commando - but he acted well to handle the situation. still lacks leadership.
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…:Proud Hindian laughing at quibblers like you icon 
and you guys want to express some sort of outrage about casteism in Hindu practice? 
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there is only 3 good leaders that pak has had and they were these 3.
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Given a chance, Altaf Bhai will prove to be a great leader of Pakistan.
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Quiad-e-Azem
Mohtarma Fatimah Jinnah (Lost through rigged elections thanks to General Ayub)
Z.A. Bhutto
and thanks to the army (except once) for spoiling it again and again through direct and indirect intervention and through Sham democracy.
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che I have to agree with you and I must say you have a good choice altaf bhai ki baat hi kuch aur hai :D
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Altaf bhai has now eclipsed even Mujib as the greatest leader in the history of Pakistan....He is simply the greatest....:D
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Can't be funnier then Bhattu getting hanged by a bhangi.....
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Bhutto and Mujiber are on different levels. the founder of a country isn't supposed to get shot. unless you have some conspiracy theory that you could entertain me with.
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But ‘saddar sahib ka tayara hua me phat jana’ was the bomb!
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oh ok, thanks you. :)
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Yeah and did you get a chance to crawl out of Bhattu’s a$$ to see Zia’s funeral…how the masses were overcome by profound sadness and poured over in the streets in the Capital…Unlike the scum Bhattu, who was probably kicked around a few times by the bhangis to see if he was still alive after being hanged…
