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we gave them roti and freedom and they made billboards of being traitors, if they dont leave kill them all and dump them in kabul..
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how do you explain this?
Why you guys couldn't understand that this is not what you are talking, this is just a sign of friendship & unity of Pakhtons and nothing else. Pakhtons were ever our brothers, faithful and honest to Pakistan and we are a unity. It doesn't matter that its Pakistani Pakhton or Afghan Pakhton but they are brave people who ever fight for the sovereignty of Pakistan so don't give negative colour to this brotherhood.
Why you guys couldn't understand that this is not what you are talking, this is just a sign of friendship & unity of Pakhtons and nothing else. Pakhtons were ever our brothers, faithful and honest to Pakistan and we are a unity. It doesn't matter that its Pakistani Pakhton or Afghan Pakhton but they are brave people who ever fight for the sovereignty of Pakistan so don't give negative colour to this brotherhood.
Dear DV Rules, No objection to brotherhood between the 2 pashtoons as long as it doesnt include break up of pakistan(which i think that is the ultimate idea anyway), that is all fine. But looking at that map, why are they including Balouchs, Tajiks and Hazaras?
1.Well if you agree completely then you better edit your post. Civilians death is no joke.
2.What Qadri did was an individual act. He is in jail and the guy can't escape punishment. Case closed! No point of dragging Taseer and Qadri again and again. He is not the first guard in the history who opened fire on the leader if you know what i mean.
3.I don't think that i need to elaborate my point. Afghanistan is still not a place where anyone can live but Pakistan for all it's problems is still a refuge for them. That's why Afghans don't want to go back right now.
4.As for Rahul statement, i think you should be concerned about it specially after the latest confessions and findings in case of Samjhota express incident. Regardless of their support, they are still a danger specially for Indian Muslims.
5.I am also stating a fact. No offence!
This is not some American policy maker's map, this map has been present on the streets of Peshawar, Bannu and other parts of KPK. Dismissing everything as an American/Western/NATO conspiracy is simply foolish, and has no bearing with reality. While I agree there is no eminent threat to Pakistan, there certainly are nationalistic elements amongst some Afghan and Pakistani Pashtuns, and these need to be taken care off.
That was time when a plane to divide Afghanistan discussed by US & NATO policy maker where they dreamed to attach Baluchistan, tribal areas & north of afghanista they wanted to separate Pushton from Persian speakers but Pakistan very strongly opposed and warned over this plane, map shows the idea from that policy but idea is broken where Afghan itself opposed this policy.
This is not some American policy maker's map, this map has been present on the streets of Peshawar, Bannu and other parts of KPK. Dismissing everything as an American/Western/NATO conspiracy is simply foolish, and has no bearing with reality. While I agree there is no eminent threat to Pakistan, there certainly are nationalistic elements amongst some Afghan and Pakistani Pashtuns, and these need to be taken care off.
Frankly, Pakistan has matured over time; we have gotten over our ethnic and lingual differences. All Pakistanis from different ethnicities can communicate with each other by using Urdu, unlike India where South Indians from various states cannot communicate with North Indians as many of them don't know Hindi. Urdu is the perfect, neutral language, that does not favor any one ethnicity, and serves as a unification for ethnicities.
For us, ethnicity for the most part has become a non-matter. We are Pakistanis and Muslims first, which is a far stronger bond than ethnicity can ever be. We consider every Pakistani as our brother equally, regardless of what his ethnicity is or what their social standing (financially) is. Look at how much other Pakistanis have sacrificed for their brothers affected by the earthquakes in 2005, and the floods in 2010. These are the things we should be proud of: united we stand, divided we fall.
I know we haven't done much to help Afghans , we even betrayed Bacha Khan and forced him to accept Pakistan.We are doing few things now, but thats not enough. But one thing for sure we didn't hurt Afghan interest.
1.By the way i think that i replied to some Punjabii munda and here someone else is replying. Looks like u r using multiple IDs?
2.In your first reply, you used a smiley while talking about violence in Pakistan. Was there any need for that?
3.How will you like if i talk about some tragedy in India and use happy smileys for that?
4.Kindly stick to the topic. I will not reply you further.
@ Ahmad'
Generalization is the easy way out for hate mongers. National prototyping makes it easy for them to keep the hatred burning.
Anyway, here is one of the best portrayals of Afghan people living out of their country (though it too suffers a bit from prototyping).
Kabuliwala by Rabindranath Tagore
Everytime I read this story, I get emotional. Please read it, mate. And let me know what you think about it!