Does India Harbour Territorial Ambitions Towards Pakistan or Not?

[ranjeet]

Named because of civilization?really?tomorrow if we name greece,will it makes us to call greek history as our?

The civilization only belongs to the people who were indigenous to the territory of the civilization and we do know that they were not indians

But wasn't period before Islam is called Jahalat? why would you want to be a Jahil?

 

[jarves]

The civilization only belongs to the people who were indigenous to the territory of the civilization and we do know that

Dont worry,once we complete our project 'ghar wapsi' in Pakistan,you can claim yourself as indigenous people

 

[farhan_9909]

But wasn't period before Islam is called Jahalat? why would you want to be a Jahil?

I don't know who told you so because Islam is not a new religion but a continuation of old falsified and corrupted religions in true form

 

[ranjeet]

I don't know who told you so because Islam is not a new religion but a continuation of old falsified and corrupted religions in true form

kuch bhi

 

[farhan_9909]

Dont worry,once we complete our project 'ghar wapsi' in Pakistan,you can claim yourself as indigenous people

The idea of Hinduism being native to IVC is not true.

 

[jarves]

The idea of Hinduism being native to IVC is not true.

We believe in you

 

[SledgeHammer]

Does Muslims have freedom enough to cut cow in India?

Nope.

from Israel....

Not the milk giving cows or too young ones. India is the biggest exporter of beef in the world.

 

[Judge]

But wasn't period before Islam is called Jahalat? why would you want to be a Jahil?

 

[psynic]

Probably would never happen, But it does not mean that it is undesirable.It is an undeniable fact that large population of muslims is a danger to security of any country, Whether India, France, Germany, or Australia; even if current climate of political correctness does not allow these views to be publicly aired in MSM.

State sponsored conversions of Muslims make perfect sense, even from Atheist/Secularist point of view. Muslim question is a security question, not religious one.

I prefer homogenized countries over 'muslim-free'. Which is why Pakistan had a better bet of survival after independence, but their ideology is too insane to be a threat to us.

But it won't happen is the whole point.

I also wonder how good Muslims from India, including those on pdf take the comments on this thread.

 

[SarthakGanguly]

I also wonder how good Muslims from India, including those on pdf take the comments on this thread

The experiences of the Ataturk would be closely similar actually. Read his works - rather interesting does provide several solutions to many problems we face today.

 

[psynic]

The experiences of the Ataturk would be closely similar actually. Read his works - rather interesting does provide several solutions to many problems we face today.

Yeah, he's on my reading list. Can you help me where to start?

From what I gather he'd smash all religion from public places, and roll tanks over any religious orgs, right?

 

[ranjeet]

lagta hai baat chub gayi usko.

 

[SarthakGanguly]

gather he'd smash all religion from public places, and roll tanks over any religious orgs, right

Not all. Only one actually. That too not against religion itself, but it's public appearances. You can read any book on him, almost none are biased (except for the ones that are NOW getting printed by the Wahabbi press).

The guy even replaced the Arabic script of Turkish to Latin! Imagine the transformation of a fortress of faith to a Hardcore anti Religious state!

 

[Judge]

lagta hai baat chub gayi usko.

Alhamdullilah!

 

[Red Spinifex]

Is demonising India as the perennial enemy only a ploy to justify military spending in Pakistan? With so much of the Pakistani budget allocated to military expenditure, it must be wide open to corruption. Is the Pakistani military elite creaming off money from the Pakistani military budget and using the Indian bogeyman to justify that budget, thereby allowing the Pakistani military elite to enrich themselves at the country's expense? Is the militarisation of Pakistan a diversion or a distraction from the pressing economic and social needs of the great bulk of the Pakistani populace?

You decide!

I do believe these to be reasonable questions. You decide!