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1971 War - The Untold Story - EXPOSING Propanganda and the telling the truth

Great Analyst -Mr Zahid Hamid

Very logical person

Salute to brave soliders of Pak Army :pakistan::pakistan:
 
@ What Zaid Hamid has said each and every word is corrct. We, being staying in Bangladesh donnot knew the real history. Now, we can relate actually what happened in 1971.

@ What he have said that was before and during 1971 war but actually we are the real sufferer after 1971. It is only we know what India is and what had been doing with us and still doing and will continue to do that.

@ Awami Leaque and their followers are very much fond of songs of victory and they always remain busy in listening songs written by Tagore back in 1905 during the partition of Bengal. The same songs were re-played in 1971 and continuing with that. Little knowing that these songs were played for the annulment of partition of Bengal.

@ Mere celebrating with victory songs and jumping with it and blaming Pakistan each and every moment does not mean real independence.

@ However, most of the people of bangladesh had already realised it but what to do our hands are tight. But promise you the days are not far when the real truth will come up with implementation. It is just the philisophy of Socialist counties to make the common people busy with the music and songs like in Vietnam, North Korea and other Socialist countries.
 
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Indians have not accepted the partition even to this day and 1971 was just the first such success in 100s of conspiracies India has been making against Pakistan.
It was a political turmoil and India took the advantage of it to divide a nation into two. Instead it could have been avoided and a solution through negotiation could have been arranged but Mujib ur Rehman was playing in the hands of India slogan for freedom and supported Indian backed terrorist Mukti Bahini or say Indian support of terrorism.
 
Indians have not accepted the partition even to this day

this is a misconception among many pakistanis. indians have long ago accepted the partition & treat pakistan as a separate country like any other country. so chill......
 
as i was saying in another thread, no matter how much we bangladeshis sing and dance about independence, we have to face some facts:

1. Before independence there were many industries, which were then destroyed, not by pakistanis, but by sheikh mujib and his corruption and mismanagement.
2. Nowadays we can see various things, like motorcycles, machine tools, which are imported from Pakistan. But before independence we used to make them here. as I said sheikh mujib destroyed all the industries.
3. It has been 40 years since independence, and now we are LESS self sufficient than we were before independence.


**** it all, we are in a worse situation than 40 years ago.
 
as i was saying in another thread, no matter how much we bangladeshis sing and dance about independence, we have to face some facts:

1. Before independence there were many industries, which were then destroyed, not by pakistanis, but by sheikh mujib and his corruption and mismanagement.
2. Nowadays we can see various things, like motorcycles, machine tools, which are imported from Pakistan. But before independence we used to make them here. as I said sheikh mujib destroyed all the industries.
3. It has been 40 years since independence, and now we are LESS self sufficient than we were before independence.


**** it all, we are in a worse situation than 40 years ago.

From which Madrashah you graduate from dude???
Why not we see you in BD section???
 
You can cite no bigger event in the history of the the Bangalee people: the Liberation War against Pakistan in 1971. This was the first time we fought for the recognition as a distinct nation. The endless bloodshed and struggle for centuries came to an end (at least from outsiders) with the maturation and rise of "Bangabandhu" Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, the founding father of the country and the architect of the nation.

The Liberation War and the independence was not an act of a single person or event. Rafiq, Saalam, Barqat, Jabbar, and many others gave their life during the Language Movement of 1952. Many were imprisoned and killed protesting Ayub Khan's military rules: 6-point of movement of 1966, Mass Uprising of 1969, etc.

Finally, Bangabandhu asked his people to raise arms against the Pakistani military who killed hundreds of people during the peaceful protests of the 1971.

If you tell the story of the war, you must mention the bravery and far-sightedness of Tajuddin Ahmed, Syed Nazrul Islam, Captain Monsoor Ali, Kamrujjamn, General Ataul Gani Osmani, and many others.

Three milion people were massacared by the Pakistni military and local collaborators. Hundreds of thousands of women were raped. Village after village, town after town, were burned to the ground. There were deadbodys lying in every plain, and floating in every river. There were hardly any family who did not lose something in this war.

At the very end, facing an imminent defeat, the coward Pakistani military and the local collaborators (mostly, Jamat-e-Islami cadars) systematically killed many of the leading intellectuals of the country.

These war criminals have never faced justice for crime against the humanity. We should raise conscience among the people of the world to try these criminals. If we forget, as Elie Weisel depicted, "we are gulty, we are accomplices."
 
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Pakistani army's destruction starts

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War to save Islam? Pakistani army didn't even spare the Holy Quran
 
You can cite no bigger event in the history of the the Bangalee people: the Liberation War against Pakistan in 1971. This was the first time we fought for the recognition as a distinct nation. The endless bloodshed and struggle for centuries came to an end (at least from outsiders) with the maturation and rise of "Bangabandhu" Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, the founding father of the country and the architect of the nation.

The Liberation War and the independence was not an act of a single person or event. Rafiq, Saalam, Barqat, Jabbar, and many others gave their life during the Language Movement of 1952. Many were imprisoned and killed protesting Ayub Khan's military rules: 6-point of movement of 1966, Mass Uprising of 1969, etc.

Finally, Bangabandhu asked his people to raise arms against the Pakistani military who killed hundreds of people during the peaceful protests of the 1971.

If you tell the story of the war, you must mention the bravery and far-sightedness of Tajuddin Ahmed, Syed Nazrul Islam, Captain Monsoor Ali, Kamrujjamn, General Ataul Gani Osmani, and many others.

Three milion people were massacared by the Pakistni military and local collaborators. Hundreds of thousands of women were raped. Village after village, town after town, were burned to the ground. There were deadbodys lying in every plain, and floating in every river. There were hardly any family who did not lose something in this war.

At the very end, facing an imminent defeat, the coward Pakistani military and the local collaborators (mostly, Jamat-e-Islami cadars) systematically killed many of the leading intellectuals of the country.

These war criminals have never faced justice for crime against the humanity. We should raise conscience among the people of the world to try these criminals. If we forget, as Elie Weisel depicted, "we are gulty, we are accomplices."

And finally and definitely we shouldn't forget that who is talking? Anyways if we would had to take lessons about humanity or human rights violation it would be some Bharati that would be last in the queue.

:lol:
 
I don't wanna offend him but how come he knows all the untold stories in the world?

How can a story be told before Hamid Zaid decided to reveal it.
or
All untold stories are untold because Zaid Hamid didn't told any one those stories.
He is a better comedian than Pakistani Shakeel in comedy circus show on TV.:rofl::rofl:
 
its always easy to blame your blunders on others but difficult to accept own fault. but one who accepts his fault can only rectify it to be successful in future by avoiding those same mistakes.

wise men can learn from it others can troll.
 
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as i was saying in another thread, no matter how much we bangladeshis sing and dance about independence, we have to face some facts:

1. Before independence there were many industries, which were then destroyed, not by pakistanis, but by sheikh mujib and his corruption and mismanagement.
2. Nowadays we can see various things, like motorcycles, machine tools, which are imported from Pakistan. But before independence we used to make them here. as I said sheikh mujib destroyed all the industries.
3. It has been 40 years since independence, and now we are LESS self sufficient than we were before independence.


**** it all, we are in a worse situation than 40 years ago.

@ I also agree with you. During the tenure of Ayub Khan sometimes in the central annual budget of Pakistan, the budget allocation for East Pakistan was greater than even from West Pakistan.

@ The economic exploitation of Wast Pakistan from East Pakistan propagated by Awami Leaque was a total farce. The per capita and economic growght of Pakistan was was far better. In those days the ecomony of united Pakistan was considered as a "Nomuna" in the Third World Countries. But ofcourse there were some exploitation by the West Pakistanis.

@ In those days we could really boast that we were real independent except some little bit exploitation. And now, can we say that we are real independent ? Only dancing with Tagore's song, "Purbo degante surju otheche ruto lal ructo lal !!!"

@ In fact it was the "drama for the struggle of Independent State which was already Independent for the interest for someone elses".
 
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zaid hamid is not reliable source. his stories naturally will be biased.
 
by umair86pk
Indians have not accepted the partition even to this day and 1971 was just the first such success in 100s of conspiracies India has been making against Pakistan.
It was a political turmoil and India took the advantage of it to divide a nation into two. Instead it could have been avoided and a solution through negotiation could have been arranged but Mujib ur Rehman was playing in the hands of India slogan for freedom and supported Indian backed terrorist Mukti Bahini or say Indian support of terrorism.
mate we have accepted partition. yes it was political turmoil and we intervened. we had to intervene coz 10 million east Pakistanis took refuge in our nation which created problems for our economy.
The Pakistan army conducted a widespread genocide against the Bengali population of East Pakistan,[17] aimed in particular at the minority Hindu population,[18][19] leading to approximately 10 million[18][20] people fleeing East Pakistan and taking refuge in the neighboring Indian states.[17][21] The East Pakistan-India border was opened to allow refugees safe shelter in India. The governments of West Bengal, Bihar, Assam, Meghalaya and Tripura established refugee camps along the border. The resulting flood of impoverished East Pakistani refugees placed an intolerable strain on India's already overburdened economy.[19]



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