.We Pakistani the drama queen

[Cherokee]

Have you never heard the term "mob justice"? People in mobs tend to do this sort of stuff everywhere, it's not just Muslim Pakistans. Hasn't the Tea Party movement never burnt anything? Or these mass protests against austerity or financial mismanagement all across Europe?

More dangerous than these protestors are appeasers and apologizers who would not leave a single stone upturned to justify these senseless crime . In mass protest in Europe where has a crowd ganged up to beat a normal citizen living his every day life ??

You sir are an Threat to Pakistan's Future .

 

[Cherokee]

There are bad apples in every society hence we are no exception.
On the plus side, it's heartening to witness the enlightened youth of Pakistan are well aware of the situation and their responsibilities. College and Uni students took upon themselves to clean up the streets after rioting.

Dear Friend this seems like a good act but more than that it seems a Publicity stunt . Who wears full make up and Shiny new clothes with gel in hair while out cleaning the streets . While i would still support them over the Silly rotten apples you mentioned but i am apprehensive about real Intentions . Seen a lot of these in India . Ppl would bunch up to clean a city just to come in news and afterwards vanish in thin air like a Djinn .

 

[notsuperstitious]

Dear Friend this seems like a good act but more than that it seems a Publicity stunt . Who wears full make up and Shiny new clothes with gel in hair while out cleaning the streets . While i would still support them over the Silly rotten apples you mentioned but i am apprehensive about real Intentions . Seen a lot of these in India . Ppl would bunch up to clean a city just to come in news and afterwards vanish in thin air like a Djinn .

Its about making a point. Don't think higher class people really want to clean up mess created by illiterate lower class fools.

 

[Windjammer]

Dear Friend this seems like a good act but more than that it seems a Publicity stunt . Who wears full make up and Shiny new clothes with gel in hair while out cleaning the streets . While i would still support them over the Silly rotten apples you mentioned but i am apprehensive about real Intentions . Seen a lot of these in India . Ppl would bunch up to clean a city just to come in news and afterwards vanish in thin air like a Djinn .

I know where you are coming from and staged managed events are well known in our part of the world, but there is no point in closing the gate after the Horse has bolted.....hence i doubt this was done for that Kodak moment.

 

[Vassnti]

i think the drones dont get as much attention as this protest, in south asia every protest turns into a bloody protest, this is a reality check, but this is being made a propaganda tool to yet again insult pakistan

A clasic comment yup its all a plot a western zionist plan to make Pakistan look bad.

Wake up and smell the roses.

The deadliest violence occurred in the southern port city of Karachi, where 12 people were killed and 82 wounded, according to Seemi Jamali and Aftab Channar, officials at two hospitals.

Armed demonstrators among a crowd of 15,000 in that city fired on police, according to police officer Ahmad Hassan. The crowd also burned two cinemas and a bank, he said.

Five people were killed and 60 wounded in the northwestern city of Peshawar, said police official Bashir Khan. Police fired on rioters who set fire to three movie theatres and the city's chamber of commerce, and damaged shops and vehicles.

Read more: Film riots turn deadly | News.com.au

You dont need a western media conspiracy to insult Pakistan, Pakistani's are doing that just fine by them selves.

 

[ajtr]

Greek Muslim Association claim Pakistanis responsible for riot

The Muslim Association of Greece (MAG) has released a statement saying they are not responsible for the violent protests that took place in central Athens on Sunday. The claim that Pakistanis staged the protests.
Digital Journal reported that Muslims rioted in Athens on Sunday in protest over the film "Innocence of Muslims." Riot police had to use teargas against the protesters who engaged in violent acts, smashing shop windows, vandalizing cars, and hurling stones and bottles at police.
According to Alyunaniya the Muslim Association of Greece denounced the violence, blaming the riot on outraged Pakistanis. MAG released a statement saying:
“Today there was a demonstration staged by Pakistani groups, and we the Muslim Association of Greece along with the entire Arab Community of Athens did not participate. The only way of reaction that we consider as appropriate for our country is a civilized discussion, and for that reason we called for a press conference on Friday where eminent figures participated in order to discuss in depth the true reasons of the release of such a film.”
The statement went on to say: "With great sorrow we saw the violent incidents and damages that do not honor anyone and we condemn them with great intensity. Violence does not lead anywhere. We also want to stress the fact that Greek Media did not refer to who staged this demonstration, they just referred vaguely that to Muslims in Athens and this vague grouping creates wrong impressions for us.”
Greek media reported Muslims protested in Athens, a statement of fact as the Pakistanis MAG blames were Islamists. To Vima reported that Arabic speaking Muslims were responsible for Sundays's riot in Athen's Korydallos Prison.
Prior to the protests Naim El-Ghandour, MAGs president, said that no protests were planned by MAG, stating “even though in a democracy we have every right to protest, we wanted to state our position in a civilized way, we don’t want to create tensions in a country that is also ours suffering from an economic crisis. We respect the hard times Greece is going through.”
El-Ghandour took the opportunity to brand Greek Prime Minister Antonis Samaras a racist as he misrepresented government policy in dealing with illegal immigrants as being directed against Muslims.