What do PAKISTANIS think of Bangladesh

[Indus Pakistan]

Traitors ... humiliation !

 

[M. Sarmad]

A geopolitically irrelevant Indian vassal state.

 

[Kamikaze Pilot]

Traitors ... humiliation !

WHICH GENERATION?

 

[Indus Pakistan]

WHICH GENERATION?

Each respondent to this thread is giving their thoughts. Non has carried out a survey so each post here has the power of one. So my reaction was my thoughts. I am not 200 million people.

 

[MultaniGuy]

Regardless of what happened, being a Muslim nation, we'd support Bangladesh over Hindustan any given day.

Regardless of what happened, we will prefer the Bangladeshis to the Indians this is true.

 

[ziaulislam]

Bangladesh is fundamentally a Pakistan hating nation. It is part of the Bangladeshi nationalism to hate Pakistan. Although officially Bangladesh is friendly to every nation but in reality Bangladeshi nationalism is based on anti-Pakistan sentiments.

Geographically Bangladesh is far away from Pakistan. Bangladesh has literally only one neighbor. India. If Bangladesh has no relation with Pakistan ( There is none except history) there would be zero effect on Bangladesh or Pakistan. So nobody cares about any relationship between the two nations.

There is a pro-Pakistan mainstream party in Bangladesh. It is Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP). It is now in crisis because of its corrupt leaders and controversial leaders like Tareque Zia and others. Even if this party again comes in power the other party Bangladesh Awami League will make sure Bangladeshis hate Pakistan to core for the rest of Bangladesh existence. Awami League is openly pro-India party. Its fundamental policy is to improve India-Bangladesh relationship and make pro-India atmosphere in Bangladesh. The other party BNP wants Bangladeshis to hate India more and have less bitter towards Pakistan but due to Awami League activists BNP is still not successful in their mission to make pro-Pakistan atmosphere in Bangladesh.

15-20% of hindu population in Bangladesh hated Pakistan creation..the fact that they were the intellectuals and nationalist also paid a role

 

[Yankee-stani]

Some of the recent immigrants from BD hold very anti-Pakistan views.

I noticed one strange phenomena, the darker they are, the more Anti-Pakistan they tend to be.[/QUOTE]

The older folks despite the war of 1971 has no ills or qualms about Pakistan I noticed that but the younger gen and recent migrants are like anti-Pakistan and yes they are darker

 

[Ace of Spades]

Few cents of my experience with Bangladeshi youth. The ones i have met are obsessed with Pakistan, have inferiority complex driven fake pride. Actually, always end-up being a laughing stock. They are physically exactly as repeatedly expressed by multiple posters and for some reason they feel ashamed of that; always come up with other reasons to fuel their pride, mainly "we are economically doing good", "we are same as indians" always try to shamefully connect themselves to india. And fun part indians themselves hush them away and ridicule them. In general they don't have any cultural or aesthetically presentable elements in them; at least i haven't seen so far from my experience.

 

[Al-zakir]

Don’t think often about them as a whole honestly.

They are everywhere on PDF along with Indians, so they get attention for themselves here.

I have some good friends from Sylhet in Bangladesh, but they make it known to be that they are not like other BD people and support Pakistan.

In the West, the younger religious generation is totally influenced by Pakistanis whom happen to be most of their friends.

Some of the recent immigrants from BD hold very anti-Pakistan views.

I noticed one strange phenomena, the darker they are, the more Anti-Pakistan they tend to be.

My parents hailed from Sylhet. We are ideologically close to Pakistani than other part of Bd because of our love for Islam. We place Islamic identity over national or entnic origin.

15-20% of hindu population in Bangladesh hated Pakistan creation..the fact that they were the intellectuals and nationalist also paid a role

Hindus plus secular Bengalee nationalist.

Some of the recent immigrants from BD hold very anti-Pakistan views.

I noticed one strange phenomena, the darker they are, the more Anti-Pakistan they tend to be.

[/QUOTE]
The older folks despite the war of 1971 has no ills or qualms about Pakistan I noticed that but the younger gen and recent migrants are like anti-Pakistan and yes they are darker[/QUOTE]


Dark people are everywhere including Pakistan. Color of the skin is god given and should not be discriminated against.

Watch Pakistani comedy show Hasb e Haal and you know what I mean.

 

[Pan-Islamic-Pakistan]

Some of the recent immigrants from BD hold very anti-Pakistan views.

I noticed one strange phenomena, the darker they are, the more Anti-Pakistan they tend to be.

The older folks despite the war of 1971 has no ills or qualms about Pakistan I noticed that but the younger gen and recent migrants are like anti-Pakistan and yes they are darker

I wonder if darker skin color equals more Hindu mixing or Indian origin in a minority of BD people.

BD people of the lightest color tend to be the most pro-Pakistan in my experience. I guess they also don’t have a complex.

My parents hailed from Sylhet. We are ideologically close to Pakistani than other part of Bd because of our love for Islam. We place Islamic identity over national or entnic origin.



Hindus plus secular Bengalee nationalist.




The older folks despite the war of 1971 has no ills or qualms about Pakistan I noticed that but the younger gen and recent migrants are like anti-Pakistan and yes they are darker


Dark people are everywhere including Pakistan. Color of the skin is god given and should not be discriminated against.

Watch Pakistani comedy show Hasb e Haal and you know what I mean.

Yes, interesting to learn that Sylhet used to be part of Assam and they have a high degree of Arab, Persian, Turk, and Pukhtoon blood.

 

[Yankee-stani]

Yes, interesting to learn that Sylhet used to be part of Assam and they have a high degree of Arab, Persian, Turk, and Pukhtoon blood.[/QUOTE]

Assamese look more Asiatic but dark

 

[Toppo900]

Yes, interesting to learn that Sylhet used to be part of Assam and they have a high degree of Arab, Persian, Turk, and Pukhtoon blood.

Assamese look more Asiatic but dark[/QUOTE]
That's because they mixed with the Tibeto-Burmese peoples of NE India. Not sure that all of them are ethnic Assamese or Indo-Aryans or not.

 

[Yankee-stani]

Assamese look more Asiatic but dark

That's because they mixed with the Tibeto-Burmese peoples of NE India. Not sure that all of them are ethnic Assamese or Indo-Aryans or not.[/QUOTE]

Tibet is not far from Assam right

 

[American Pakistani]

Bangladesh is fundamentally a Pakistan hating nation. It is part of the Bangladeshi nationalism to hate Pakistan. Although officially Bangladesh is friendly to every nation but in reality Bangladeshi nationalism is based on anti-Pakistan sentiments.

Geographically Bangladesh is far away from Pakistan. Bangladesh has literally only one neighbor. India. If Bangladesh has no relation with Pakistan ( There is none except history) there would be zero effect on Bangladesh or Pakistan. So nobody cares about any relationship between the two nations.

There is a pro-Pakistan mainstream party in Bangladesh. It is Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP). It is now in crisis because of its corrupt leaders and controversial leaders like Tareque Zia and others. Even if this party again comes in power the other party Bangladesh Awami League will make sure Bangladeshis hate Pakistan to core for the rest of Bangladesh existence. Awami League is openly pro-India party. Its fundamental policy is to improve India-Bangladesh relationship and make pro-India atmosphere in Bangladesh. The other party BNP wants Bangladeshis to hate India more and have less bitter towards Pakistan but due to Awami League activists BNP is still not successful in their mission to make pro-Pakistan atmosphere in Bangladesh.

I wish I could give you a positive rating. You have stated the truth. I do hope so called umma bangladesh loving Pakistani will see your post.

Surprising The Bangladeshis I Have Met Abroad Seem To Have A Much Better Opinion Of Pakistan Than India

I believe they are hiding behind false cover. I've seen Bangladeshis too who called me brother brother but online the story is different because they are hidden so they can speak the truth. And what @Riyad guy said is 100% truth.

 

[thunderr]

A knee-high ,minikin,teensy and meaningless country.

ps Slave to Hindustan ! Give it a chance they can even lick their balls .