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thats not the case... anyway... Hans are more educated in tech subjects... also they speak & write Chinese... another advantage... so they are more preferable... Uighurs on the contrary less educated in tech subjects like engineering, medicine.... also they dont speak and write Chinese... these are reasons to new factories and hospitals to get suitable employees...
now if you go to America... & demand jobs when you only know Arabic for example... will you get job? .... perhaps you cant even get visa...
there are people from NY city migrate to california and vise wersa。the case between New Dheli adn Membai and no comment on your intelligience.
still regards.
We can criticize CCP but A1Kaid are you suggestng Xinjiang does not belong to China?China got Xinjiang several decades ago.If any Pakistani brother support Free East Turkistan Movement (which is a terrorist movement )then it means he also support Free Balochistan and Free Pakhtunistan Movement and Taliban/AQ Terrorism.
"China got Xinjiang several decades ago." -Patriot
"If any Pakistani brother support Free East Turkistan Movement (which is a terrorist movement )then it means he also support Free Balochistan and Free Pakhtunistan Movement and Taliban/AQ Terrorism."-Patriot
Thank you DarkStar, this is exactly what I was hoping for, an intelligent debate. Were you aware that I was recently accused of being a CIA/RAW agent on these forums? Yes, it gave me a hearty laugh as well. Moving on.Personally, I feel sometimes it is only a friend that can tell another friend a harsh truth, that one does not want to hear.
What better friend than Pakistan to do so?
But we are a Nation indebted to others, whether USA, China or Saudi/Gulf. How many years did it take us to raise the issue of child camel jockeys? Even then it was raised by Ansar Burney in a private capacity.
East Turkestan has as much right to freedom as Kashmir, even more so.
We can, in all civlity, agree to disagree with the Chinese regarding this issue. Yet do we have the mettle for it? Probably NOT.
We should, however, put the Turkish criticism in context. When was the last time that we heard Turkey speaking about atrocities of the Bharati forces in Kashmir? I certainly haven't.
Turks, even the JamateIslami inspired govt., are ultra nationalists and always speak up for other turks, or those they perceive to be so. The Uighurs are Turks, and the area they inhabit today Xinjiang/East Turkestan forms part of the original homeland of the Turks, so their outburst must be seen through the paradigm of their national consciousness
They are no bleeding hearts.
Yep, I've noticed that too. Sarkozy, in particular, has been the king of the clowns. I don't mind when countries make their points heard, but I do when they think they have the right to interfere in everybody's business.I am guessing you might hear from Germany or France. They seem to somehow get away with speaking their minds on almost all issues around the world (Or don't care about consequences).
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We should, however, put the Turkish criticism in context. When was the last time that we heard Turkey speaking about atrocities of the Bharati forces in Kashmir? I certainly haven't.
Turks, even the JamateIslami inspired govt., are ultra nationalists and always speak up for other turks, or those they perceive to be so. The Uighurs are Turks, and the area they inhabit today Xinjiang/East Turkestan forms part of the original homeland of the Turks, so their outburst must be seen through the paradigm of their national consciousness
They are no bleeding hearts.
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GarbageGabbar, which part of the above content is illogical to you?
I will be glad to enlighten you and elevate you from Garbage status to Gibberish.