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Bart S · Postby **Bart S** » 23 Jan 2018 02:31

Prem wrote:Paki Mullah

Is this guy Shia?

anupmisra · Postby **anupmisra** » 23 Jan 2018 03:04

Bart S wrote:
Prem wrote:Paki Mullah

Is this guy Shia?

Yes. Note the headgear.

Gagan · Postby **Gagan** » 23 Jan 2018 04:24

Tehreek-E-Labaik's short form is TEL

These guys are true to their name, will squeeze the tel (Oil) out of the Pakistani Nation. More power to them !

Its leader, Khadim Hussain Rizvi, one foul mouthed SOB.
He is a 400% Pakjabi, as crooked as can be.

What do these mullah's excel at if one may ask?
They give these long long lectures to the poor and uneducated about religion.
NOT ONE of their prescriptions has any room to allow economic or educational upliftment of the poor suckers. Their prescriptions will permanently keep people in penury and poverty. El-Bakistan is truly blessed to have an endless supply of this breed, each more stringent and poisonous than the next one.

Gagan · Postby **Gagan** » 23 Jan 2018 04:47

OMG! This Shia Mullah's Knowledge about worldly affairs is quite upto date.

He has intimate knaaledge about WWF.
His description about how Fahash Wimmens are supplied to Israeli Fauj, he needs to be carefool here. Many of the momeen in his audience will apply to join the Israeli Fauj :rotfl:

Prem · Postby **Prem** » 23 Jan 2018 07:15

Prem · Postby **Prem** » 23 Jan 2018 07:22

This guy claims Mohaajar Nafri is 50 Milliion in Sindh and they are all angry at Pakjabi

Gagan · Postby **Gagan** » 23 Jan 2018 09:06

^^^
The Nafri of East Pakistan was about 6.6 crore in 1971, while West Pakistan was at just below 6 crore.
The Mohajirs are a nation !!!

Interestingly delving into the events of 1970-71,
There were 300 seats in the Pakistani assembly, with East Pakistan having 162 seats, while West Pakistan having 138.
Mujib won 160 of the 162, ensuring a majority for the Awami League.

Just so that everyone gets an Idea of the kind of cunning Bhutto had,
Bhutto was loudly protesting the election results and doing agitation in the streets and destabilizing Pakistan.
He was ALSO secretly meeting Mujib and the two worked out a deal, where Bhutto would be El-Presidente, and Mujib will be Wazir-e-Azam.
Meanwhile Yahaya, the then dictator-in-chief, was keeping tabs on both these gents via his buoys from suharwardhy.
As soon as he got word of this secret meet and their plan, he promptly put them both in hawalat in Adiala Jail in Pindi.

Bhutto, being the clever cat that he was, did a 180 degree turn and told his partymen not to go to the parliament for Mujib's swearing in, warning them that their legs will be broken. He then launched further agitation in the streets.
The West Pakistanis had by then realized, that given the hostility of the population of east pakistan, and given their greater population and therefore greater number of assembly seats, ALL future governments will be Bengali, and Pakjabis will be second class citizens in Pindi and Lawhore :lol:

All the afsars who became surrender monkeys in 1971, never forgave Bhutto. He was selling the fauj down the Indus, while planning for power sharing with the 'short-dark-rice eating-smelly bengalis' (Their words, not mine...)

Thus we see, the fudging with census data to this date.
Thus we see, the fear of free and fair elections in Pakistan to this date. (Wise people warn the establishment - "You had one free and fair elections, see the result") :rotfl:

Prem · Postby **Prem** » 23 Jan 2018 09:15

Mohajir +Balochi freedom struggle combined have enough effect to unravel Pakistan. Both hate Pakjabis to their core.

anupmisra · Postby **anupmisra** » 23 Jan 2018 09:15

Funny pakjabi show - paki officials spending money overseas for medical treatment.

anupmisra · Postby **anupmisra** » 23 Jan 2018 09:23

LaWhoris shouting Hindustan Zindabad! Pakistan Murdabad!

yensoy · Postby **yensoy** » 23 Jan 2018 10:34

^^^^ Did they hijack a BEST bus to Lawhore too?

chetak · Postby **chetak** » 23 Jan 2018 14:42

Gagan wrote:Tehreek-E-Labaik's short form is TEL

These guys are true to their name, will squeeze the tel (Oil) out of the Pakistani Nation. More power to them !

Its leader, Khadim Hussain Rizvi, one foul mouthed SOB.
He is a 400% Pakjabi, as crooked as can be.

What do these mullah's excel at if one may ask?
They give these long long lectures to the poor and uneducated about religion.
NOT ONE of their prescriptions has any room to allow economic or educational upliftment of the poor suckers. Their prescriptions will permanently keep people in penury and poverty. El-Bakistan is truly blessed to have an endless supply of this breed, each more stringent and poisonous than the next one.

Funnily, none of these mullah b@$t***** ever mention the age old historic and civilizational hatred that they carry for everyone else. Their bitter disappointment about not being able to convert the Hindus despite their alleged thousand year occupation of Hindustan.

This is causing a major itch in their nether regions, the stench of their centuries of failures and inability to make inroads.

anupmisra · Postby **anupmisra** » 23 Jan 2018 17:38

yensoy wrote:^^^^ Did they hijack a BEST bus to Lawhore too?

YouTube is a great equalizer and truly open to all. :rotfl:

Prem · Postby **Prem** » 24 Jan 2018 02:08

abhijitm · Postby **abhijitm** » 27 Jan 2018 11:30

Bomb pakistan to create parking space for our Indian friends :rotfl:

I love this guy

Peregrine · Postby **Peregrine** » 28 Jan 2018 03:43

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IaaE_iAz5dc

Cheers

pankajs · Postby **pankajs** » 09 Feb 2018 13:28

Bart S · Postby **Bart S** » 09 Feb 2018 15:36

haha C-PACK :rotfl:

pankajs · Postby **pankajs** » 11 Feb 2018 17:20

Guys check this out ... from the "The Petriots Of Pakistan"

Philip · Postby **Philip** » 12 Feb 2018 11:18

One of the sane voices in pak sadly no more.Courageous woman who stood up to Zia and Mushy-the-Rat.
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world ... 05456.html
Asma Jahangir: Pakistani human rights campaigner and lawyer, dies aged 66
Malala Yousafzai leads tributes to activist who faced prison and assassination plots in fight for democracy and free speech

Tom Barnes

Ms Jahangir was imprisoned in 1983 for campaigning to restore democracy in Pakistan Getty
Pakistani human rights campaigner Asma Jahangir, who risked her life fighting for democracy and free speech, has died aged 66.

Ms Jahangir's daughter Munizae said her mother had died in Lahore on Sunday after suffering a heart attack.
The campaigner dedicated her life to defending the rights of women, children and religious minorities in her home country.

Pakistani Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi lauded her "immense contributions towards upholding rule of law, democracy and safeguarding human rights".

I met her a week ago in Oxford. I cannot believe she is no more among us. The best tribute to her is to continue her fight for human rights and democracy.

“I met her a week ago in Oxford. I cannot believe she is no more among us. The best tribute to her is to continue her fight for human rights and democracy.”

Ms Jahangir was a staunch critic of Pakistan’s strict blasphemy laws, introduced during General Muhammad Zia-ul-Haq's Islamisation programme during the 1980s.
Her campaign to restore democracy in the country led to her being imprisoned in 1983 and she was later put under house arrest in 2007 for opposing Pakistan’s then-president Pervez Musharraf.

In 2012, US intelligence agencies discovered evidence Pakistani officials had devised a plot to assassinate Ms Jahangir in an attempt to "quiet public criticism of the military".

She had served as a UN special rapporteur for freedom of religion from 2004 to 2010 and before her death had been working for the organisation in a similar role overseeing human rights in Iran.

A lawyer by background, she was also a founding member of the Human Rights Commission of Pakistan and former president of the Supreme Court Bar Association.

She represented several civil society organisations that were threatened with shutdown, as well as families of several missing activists in recent years.

chetak · Postby **chetak** » 12 Feb 2018 13:29

Philip wrote:One of the sane voices in pak sadly no more.Courageous woman who stood up to Zia and Mushy-the-Rat.
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world ... 05456.html
Asma Jahangir: Pakistani human rights campaigner and lawyer, dies aged 66
Malala Yousafzai leads tributes to activist who faced prison and assassination plots in fight for democracy and free speech

Tom Barnes

Ms Jahangir was imprisoned in 1983 for campaigning to restore democracy in Pakistan Getty
Pakistani human rights campaigner Asma Jahangir, who risked her life fighting for democracy and free speech, has died aged 66.

Ms Jahangir's daughter Munizae said her mother had died in Lahore on Sunday after suffering a heart attack.
The campaigner dedicated her life to defending the rights of women, children and religious minorities in her home country.

Pakistani Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi lauded her "immense contributions towards upholding rule of law, democracy and safeguarding human rights".

I met her a week ago in Oxford. I cannot believe she is no more among us. The best tribute to her is to continue her fight for human rights and democracy.

“I met her a week ago in Oxford. I cannot believe she is no more among us. The best tribute to her is to continue her fight for human rights and democracy.”

Ms Jahangir was a staunch critic of Pakistan’s strict blasphemy laws, introduced during General Muhammad Zia-ul-Haq's Islamisation programme during the 1980s.
Her campaign to restore democracy in the country led to her being imprisoned in 1983 and she was later put under house arrest in 2007 for opposing Pakistan’s then-president Pervez Musharraf.

In 2012, US intelligence agencies discovered evidence Pakistani officials had devised a plot to assassinate Ms Jahangir in an attempt to "quiet public criticism of the military".

She had served as a UN special rapporteur for freedom of religion from 2004 to 2010 and before her death had been working for the organisation in a similar role overseeing human rights in Iran.

A lawyer by background, she was also a founding member of the Human Rights Commission of Pakistan and former president of the Supreme Court Bar Association.

She represented several civil society organisations that were threatened with shutdown, as well as families of several missing activists in recent years.

Here is the true nature of auntie asma

After hearing this anti India rant by Asma Jahangir where she likens us to a terror state, incites "liberals" to strive for Pakistan's goals in Kashmir & denigrates office of @PMOIndia with I fail to understand why NDTV is going overboard in its praise for her in every bulletin!

https://twitter.com/Shehzad_Ind/status/962743400285040640