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Effigies of controversial Pakistani politician, Ali Jinnah have allegedly been burnt in Bangladesh after the Pakistani regime's provocative resolution and statements against Bangladesh.
Pakistani nationalists online have gone hysterical, with some even talking about using the nuclear bomb against Bangladesh, I am serious.
Ali Jinnah, revered almost as a god by some Pakistani nationalists.
The same Pakistani nationalists do not care about
- Pakistan having 2 million slaves and having the 3rd highest number of slaves in the world.
- 54% illiteracy rate
UNESCO - Education for All - Knowledge sharing - Grassroots stories - Pakistan
- Domestic violence in at least 80% of Pakistani houses according to one source. ( Ministry of Women's Development (1987), "Battered Housewives in Pakistan", Islamabad)
These ignorant, arrogant and ego-filled delusional Pakistani nationalists have gone crazy that some politician who died 60 years ago and remains controversial to this day had some models of him put on fire.
Some of them are ready to kill for Jinnah and to kill whole families for Jinnah.
Here are some quotes from Pakistani nationalist website, defence.pk from earlier this year on a Baloch guerilla attack on a property belonging to Ali Jinnah in June 2013:
BLA terrorists bomb Jinnah's Ziarat residency museum. | Page 2
PAKISTAN ********* ARMY GO AND STRIKE DEEEEEEP INTO AFGHANISTAN TERRITORY! KILL THESE ****** AMERICAN INDIA TERRORISTS.. STOP NATO Supplies KUTAY KE MOOTH MAREENGAY YE AMERKI KUTAY!
Post #39
everything that is related to Quaid is like a scared place to me. his shoes, his dress, his letters, his chair...everything, and they are taking that away from us. our heritage of Freedom... and its not the first attack on Quaid-e-Azam's legacy.
Post #33
Jinnah wax model in Pakistan's capital.
BLA terrorists bomb Jinnah's Ziarat residency museum. | Page 3
If it BLA then it is time for ISI and MI to track down the exact terrorists behind this attack and then make them disappear along with the whole families. Disappear them in the way that they never ever existed on this planet earth.
They don't know what they have done this time and how they will pay for it. Sharafat ki zabaan in choohon ko samajh nahi aati.
Post # 59
This Pakistani nationalist, "Areesh" (a Hindustani Mohajir) is calling for the murder of the families of Baloch guerillas.
1. This collective punishment is a war crime.
2. It was used in east Pakistan (Bangladesh) 1971 where all Bengalis were targeted and many slaughtered and raped as part of a campaign to intimidate the population and silence them.
Indian poster in post #62 responds to this message and says:
With such violent and terrorist mindset being prevalent among the common Pakistani people, no wonder Pakistan has such an extremism problem
This is true, Pakistan is a violent society. Women are beaten often, there is a culture of blood feuds, general aggression, sectarianism (especially amongst the Punjabis more than anyone else) and so on. I know one British man who went to many countries and said Pakistan is the most violent he has ever seen.
Now recently on this thread these nationalist thugs have gone mad again insulting Bangladesh, calling for the closure of the Bangladeshi embassy and some even talking about using the nuclear bomb, simply because some Bengalis (from a population of 150 million) put the effigy of a dead Pakistani politician on fire.
Sir M.A Jinnah's effigy being burned by Awami League Thugs.
Jinnah himself would probably take it easy and carry on smoking a cigarette.
Jinnah himself has become a figure of veneration in Pakistan and has been lucky that he did not live long after the creation of his state to show his many failings. He was a liar and a trickster and had an antipathy to the majority population of Pakistan, Bengalis and this preceded even before the creation of Pakistan. Jinnah like many northern Indians saw Bengalis as an inferior race and disliked them. This however is covered up in the official Pakistani portrayal of Jinnah as a Muslim saviour and "Baba i Qawm" (father of the nation).
When Pakistan breaks up, he will not be considered a "Baba i Qawm" in either Balochistan or Pakhtunkhwa. In Punjab he will be, but it will be problematic as he was not an ethnic Punjab. If Sindh is independent and without Karachi he will be regarded as a traitor. If Sindh includes Karachi he will be regarded positively but human with failings. It is only in Punjab, a country/race with no history thus the foremost attachment to Pakistan will he still be eulogized as much as he is now.
Pakistani nationalists online have gone hysterical, with some even talking about using the nuclear bomb against Bangladesh, I am serious.
Ali Jinnah, revered almost as a god by some Pakistani nationalists.
The same Pakistani nationalists do not care about
- Pakistan having 2 million slaves and having the 3rd highest number of slaves in the world.
- 54% illiteracy rate
UNESCO - Education for All - Knowledge sharing - Grassroots stories - Pakistan
- Domestic violence in at least 80% of Pakistani houses according to one source. ( Ministry of Women's Development (1987), "Battered Housewives in Pakistan", Islamabad)
These ignorant, arrogant and ego-filled delusional Pakistani nationalists have gone crazy that some politician who died 60 years ago and remains controversial to this day had some models of him put on fire.
Some of them are ready to kill for Jinnah and to kill whole families for Jinnah.
Here are some quotes from Pakistani nationalist website, defence.pk from earlier this year on a Baloch guerilla attack on a property belonging to Ali Jinnah in June 2013:
BLA terrorists bomb Jinnah's Ziarat residency museum. | Page 2
PAKISTAN ********* ARMY GO AND STRIKE DEEEEEEP INTO AFGHANISTAN TERRITORY! KILL THESE ****** AMERICAN INDIA TERRORISTS.. STOP NATO Supplies KUTAY KE MOOTH MAREENGAY YE AMERKI KUTAY!
Post #39
everything that is related to Quaid is like a scared place to me. his shoes, his dress, his letters, his chair...everything, and they are taking that away from us. our heritage of Freedom... and its not the first attack on Quaid-e-Azam's legacy.
Post #33
Jinnah wax model in Pakistan's capital.
BLA terrorists bomb Jinnah's Ziarat residency museum. | Page 3
If it BLA then it is time for ISI and MI to track down the exact terrorists behind this attack and then make them disappear along with the whole families. Disappear them in the way that they never ever existed on this planet earth.
They don't know what they have done this time and how they will pay for it. Sharafat ki zabaan in choohon ko samajh nahi aati.
Post # 59
This Pakistani nationalist, "Areesh" (a Hindustani Mohajir) is calling for the murder of the families of Baloch guerillas.
1. This collective punishment is a war crime.
2. It was used in east Pakistan (Bangladesh) 1971 where all Bengalis were targeted and many slaughtered and raped as part of a campaign to intimidate the population and silence them.
Indian poster in post #62 responds to this message and says:
With such violent and terrorist mindset being prevalent among the common Pakistani people, no wonder Pakistan has such an extremism problem
This is true, Pakistan is a violent society. Women are beaten often, there is a culture of blood feuds, general aggression, sectarianism (especially amongst the Punjabis more than anyone else) and so on. I know one British man who went to many countries and said Pakistan is the most violent he has ever seen.
Now recently on this thread these nationalist thugs have gone mad again insulting Bangladesh, calling for the closure of the Bangladeshi embassy and some even talking about using the nuclear bomb, simply because some Bengalis (from a population of 150 million) put the effigy of a dead Pakistani politician on fire.
Sir M.A Jinnah's effigy being burned by Awami League Thugs.
Jinnah himself would probably take it easy and carry on smoking a cigarette.
Jinnah himself has become a figure of veneration in Pakistan and has been lucky that he did not live long after the creation of his state to show his many failings. He was a liar and a trickster and had an antipathy to the majority population of Pakistan, Bengalis and this preceded even before the creation of Pakistan. Jinnah like many northern Indians saw Bengalis as an inferior race and disliked them. This however is covered up in the official Pakistani portrayal of Jinnah as a Muslim saviour and "Baba i Qawm" (father of the nation).
When Pakistan breaks up, he will not be considered a "Baba i Qawm" in either Balochistan or Pakhtunkhwa. In Punjab he will be, but it will be problematic as he was not an ethnic Punjab. If Sindh is independent and without Karachi he will be regarded as a traitor. If Sindh includes Karachi he will be regarded positively but human with failings. It is only in Punjab, a country/race with no history thus the foremost attachment to Pakistan will he still be eulogized as much as he is now.
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