Pakistan FM Zardari links Islam and Terrorism on CNN

[SuperStar20]

When media mention the word Indian, people immidiately associate with “Pagan filth”

But contrary to Indians we muslims dont care of the opinion of a those certain white filthy racist scum. Its called freedom, but what would a slave like indian know about that feeling?

I am curious to know, what will come to the people's mind the moment they heard Pakistan? You can just ask 10 random people in your town. You will be surprised with results. Same exercise you can do for India also.

 

[Dalit]

I am curious to know, what will come to the people's mind the moment they heard Pakistan? You can just ask 10 random people in your town. You will be surprised with results. Same exercise you can do for India also.

LOL says the Hindutva from India.

 

[Wergeland]

I am curious to know, what will come to the people's mind the moment they heard Pakistan? You can just ask 10 random people in your town. You will be surprised with results. Same exercise you can do for India also.

In my town there is 30 000 pakistanis.
You can call and ask them.

Would you like to hear what people in my town thinks about Indians?

 

[SuperStar20]

In my town there is 30 000 pakistanis.
You can call and ask them.

Would you like to hear what people in my town thinks about Indians?

yes, Do it honestly..

 

[Wergeland]

yes, Do it honestly..

Ok, the good part or the bad part?

 

[SuperStar20]

Ok, the good part or the bad part?

both,

 

[python-000]

Pakistan's foreign minister says fighting extremism is his life's work | CNN

Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, son of assassinated Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto, says he's focused on spreading a peaceful, progressive message of Islam

edition.cnn.com

07:28 onwards

Short version;

https://twitter.com/x/status/1527902676754878464

Bizarre that the FM of a country that lobbied for recognition of Islamophobia should try and link Islam with terrorism.

Then later :

"Pakistan stated position is that extremism or terrorism shouldn't be associated with any religion." - Pakistan Foreign Office

slave of slaves

 

[PradoTLC]

Pakistan's foreign minister says fighting extremism is his life's work | CNN

Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, son of assassinated Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto, says he's focused on spreading a peaceful, progressive message of Islam

edition.cnn.com

07:28 onwards

Short version;

https://twitter.com/x/status/1527902676754878464

Bizarre that the FM of a country that lobbied for recognition of Islamophobia should try and link Islam with terrorism.

Then later :

"Pakistan stated position is that extremism or terrorism shouldn't be associated with any religion." - Pakistan Foreign Office

Look at this water theory guy

 

[blain2]

The colonial slave mentality is so strong in Pakistan that many people are impressed just because he speaks English with a British accent.

Listen, I don't support PPP or PML-N but you all need to take a break from nit-picking and silly character assassination attempts. The same exact point can be made about IK.

Could the same argument not be made about someone who decided to live in the UK for almost half their life and also dated and married British women? The fact that he could not find a single compatriot of his to live a married life with perhaps tells you his mindset as well. If you have such an issue with "colonial slave mentality" then why pick someone as your leader who chose to study and live (even beyond completing his education) in the UK and dated and married British (read "Colonial") women?

Think a bit before going on the attack constantly. Try to find the middle ground. We are heading towards extreme polarization in the country. With the arrest of the former HRM, there is a need to tone down the rhetoric instead of amping it up.

 

[TheDarkKnight]

They can't comment on the age, sex, ethnicity or religion of a guest unless it is relevant. Nor should they.

Lol they can and they should. You are mixing employment codes with journalistic liberties- under freedom of speech they can talk about it, and relevance is subjective. In Pakistani political system that is plagued by nepotism and feudal elitism this is perfectly relevant and shows you what exactly is wrong with the country. Only in third world countries with sham democratic parties you would see such open murder of meritocracy.

 

[WotTen]

Listen, I don't support PPP or PML-N but you all need to take a break from nit-picking and silly character assassination attempts. The same exact point can be made about IK.

Imran Khan speaks English in international forums. His speeches to the Pakistani public are always in Urdu.

Bilawal makes speeches to the Pakistani public in English because he knows many people will be impressed.

What more can be said about someone who decided to live in the UK for almost half their life and also dated and married British women? The fact that he could not find a single compatriot of his to live a married life with perhaps tells you his mindset as well. If you have such an issue with "colonial slave mentality" then why pick someone as your leader who chose to study and live in the UK and dated and married British, read "Colonials", women.

Global celebrities live a different lifestyle to ordinary people, and Imran chose to leave that lifestyle to serve Pakistan.

Bilawal is not a global celebrity. He has done nothing on his own ability to merit his current position in life. That is why he relies on lame stunts like trying to emulate his grandfather's passion in speeches, or speaking in English to impress people.

Think a bit before going on the attack constantly. Try to find the middle ground.

There is no middle ground for a leech who has been thrust upon this nation only because his father looted enough money from the country while people in his province don't even have clean drinking water or primary schools.

 

[Mujahid Memon]

Listen, I don't support PPP or PML-N but you all need to take a break from nit-picking and silly character assassination attempts. The same exact point can be made about IK.

Could the same argument not be made about someone who decided to live in the UK for almost half their life and also dated and married British women? The fact that he could not find a single compatriot of his to live a married life with perhaps tells you his mindset as well. If you have such an issue with "colonial slave mentality" then why pick someone as your leader who chose to study and live (even beyond completing his education) in the UK and dated and married British (read "Colonial") women?

Think a bit before going on the attack constantly. Try to find the middle ground. We are heading towards extreme polarization in the country. With the arrest of the former HRM, there is a need to tone down the rhetoric instead of amping it up.

WTF did I just read? Now marrying someone from a different country is equal to slaving for them. If that's the case then Ottoman rulers were biggest slaves of Greeks because their harem were filled with beautiful young Greek women

 

[Conqueror]

If you ask Blawal Bhuttiii, this is going to be his justification.

 

[Menace2Society]

Looks like IK is good for India

Was IK good for India when he downed your jets and humiliated Modi in every gathering because he is bigger and has a more dominating and masculine presence than your little Indian incel virgin goblin Modi?

 

[blain2]

WTF did I just read? Now marrying someone from a different country is equal to slaving for them. If that's the case then Ottoman rulers were biggest slaves of Greeks because their harem were filled with beautiful young Greek women

If reading comprehension is the problem then I would advise reading again. Someone was being called a "slave" for speaking in a certain accent while overlooking IK's own past in the west.

I don't have a problem with any of IK's past but what is outright shameful is the naked hypocrisy on display here. Apna banda gets the pass for the exact same thing that the other is accused of.

Most here will not get it because youth and emotions are reigning supreme for now, but sometime down the road perhaps people will realize the points I am trying to make here.

The height of arrogance and dismissiveness is as such that I get idiotic laughing emoticons in response to my post because defending the indefensible is a tall order for many here.