Announcement

Collapse
No announcement yet.

Secularists who Hide behind Modernizations. Extremists who Hide Behind religion

Collapse
X
 
  • Filter
  • Time
  • Show
Clear All
new posts

  • Secularists who Hide behind Modernizations. Extremists who Hide Behind religion

    Secularists
    |
    * Cheer when Drones are dropped; even though mainly civilians die

    * trained, supported and propagated to serve CIA concocted Agendas

    * use ethnicity and racialistic squabbles to divide regions and sabotage mutual interdependence and cooperation

    * use Extremists as a scapegoat to promote and falsely validat agenda and exploitation in the Middle East, Asia, Africa and South America

    * Are silent when mass genocides are being done with destructive weapons like Depleted Uranium

    *Strive to Separate Muslims from Islam to promote Imperialist Cultural Diseases by using Extremists to make Muslims believe that Islam oppresses them

    Extremists

    *Cheer when Suicide Bombs Occur, even though mainly civilians die

    *Trained supported and propagated to serve CIA concocted Agenda

    * use sectarianism and irrelevant/secondary squabbles to divide and sabotage mutual interdependence and cooperation

    *Act as a Scapegoat for imperial agenda and exploitation in the Middle East, Asia, Africa and South America

    * Are silent when suicide attacks kill innocent people instead of Imperial Oppressors

    * Strive to separate Muslims from Islam; by committing extremist acts in the name of Islam to make Muslims think that Islam is oppressing them.

  • #2
    at least secularists and extremist are clearly indentified here, it is what lies in between, the unseen, the ones who teeter both sides that confuse me. unpredictability makes them go unnoticed, then pataarsch!!!!

    Comment


    • #3
      Pakistan is a two faced coin. When the West felt threatened by the expansion of Communism Pakistan, a cover name for Punjabistan, wore a deeply fundamentalist guise partly to dupe and keep suppressed the colonized nations trapped inside the sham system of federation and partly to earn billions of dollars and military aid from the West and the US and now that scenario has changed it jumped into the bandwagon of Secularism and Western democracy. LOL

      Comment


      • #4
        The difference is quite clear.

        Most of you live in Secular countries and are free to go to a country that follows Islamic law such as Somalia, Afghanistan Taliban regions and Saudi Arabia.

        Comment


        • #5
          see Mazloom's words pretty much summarize how the Secularist and Extremists rely on each other for mutual survival


          he doesnt realize most of us Muslims are Anti Taliban and Anti-AlQaeda or extremism

          but he wants so badly to conflate us with that bunch; because the contrast is identified by it's opposite; so really the secularist and extremist are in mutual cahoots

          look at some of Mazloom's arguments where he went around advocating killing women and children (even if they're related to a terrorist) what difference is this than a Terrorist advocating the same thing on similar pretexts?

          Comment


          • #6
            Originally posted by khyaal View Post
            Pakistan is a two faced coin. When the West felt threatened by the expansion of Communism Pakistan, a cover name for Punjabistan, wore a deeply fundamentalist guise partly to dupe and keep suppressed the colonized nations trapped inside the sham system of federation and partly to earn billions of dollars and military aid from the West and the US and now that scenario has changed it jumped into the bandwagon of Secularism and Western democracy. LOL


            Very True

            that definitely hints to the Secularist-Extremist dichotomy and how they're very related.

            Comment


            • #7
              Originally posted by Aseer Jaan
              You are very naive. I suggest you to do some research on secularism before you make these silly claims.
              Hmmm I have lots of books here; what would you suggest?

              Comment


              • #8
                Originally posted by khyaal View Post
                Pakistan is a two faced coin. When the West felt threatened by the expansion of Communism Pakistan, a cover name for Punjabistan, wore a deeply fundamentalist guise partly to dupe and keep suppressed the colonized nations trapped inside the sham system of federation and partly to earn billions of dollars and military aid from the West and the US and now that scenario has changed it jumped into the bandwagon of Secularism and Western democracy. LOL
                You're really obsessed with Pakistan aren't you?

                Comment


                • #9
                  Originally posted by Aseer Jaan
                  I suggest you to learn that Secularism doesn't mean what you outlined.
                  I never said it was the meaning of Secularism; and if you read my Hujra posting I excluded sincere people who espouse secularism, I'm really only referring to two individuals who tout themselves as secularists.

                  Comment

                  Working...
                  X