Terroristan - March 31, 2022

chetak · Post by **chetak** » 20 Oct 2022 09:12

Manish_P wrote:
rsingh wrote: Psst you do not have cash to buy oil from Russia.
Do they even have refineries that can handle russian crude?

First they need to beg aid/loans to build the refineries (which might well take decades).

In current situation who is going to help them finance such refineries - russia? china? the west? OIC?

Officials say Pakistani oil refineries only have capacity to process 30 percent Russian crude oil

https://www.arabnews.pk/node/2131996/pakistan

Manish_P · Post by **Manish_P** » 20 Oct 2022 12:14

chetak wrote:..
Officials say Pakistani oil refineries only have capacity to process 30 percent Russian crude oil

https://www.arabnews.pk/node/2131996/pakistan

Spasiba Chetak ji. So lot's of problems for the pakis w.r.t Russian oil. No money, issues with LCs, can process only 30% type, long delivery time, insurance issues, sanctions from the west.. etc etc

In short, only hot air from pichwaada directed towards the awaam..

Dilbu · Post by **Dilbu** » 20 Oct 2022 12:55

Imran's speeches about India benefitting from cheaper Russian oil while TSP dancing to the tunes of unkil and paying through nose has hit a chord with mango abduls on the street who are struggling to feed their kids. So this is an attempt to say we tried to get oil from Russia but kufr west and banias blocked it.

chetak · Post by **chetak** » 20 Oct 2022 15:37

Dilbu wrote:Imran's speeches about India benefitting from cheaper Russian oil while TSP dancing to the tunes of unkil and paying through nose has hit a chord with mango abduls on the street who are struggling to feed their kids. So this is an attempt to say we tried to get oil from Russia but kufr west and banias blocked it.

niazi will turn virulently anti India the minute he thinks that he has consolidated some power

what he is doing now is more to embarrass the army and shariff

Vips · Post by **Vips** » 20 Oct 2022 18:36

Imran Khan Niazi is hoping to get a two-thirds majority next year to junk the Parliamentary system and opt for a very full dictatorial style Presidential system. He wants to bring in new laws to finish the PML-N and PPP and dreams of emulating Erdogan and make Army subservient to his power.

I only hope he take concrete steps to achieve this and we get to see again how a crime scene is washed/hosed in pakistan.

krithivas · Post by **krithivas** » 20 Oct 2022 22:16

Correction

I only hope he take concrete steps to achieve this and we get to see again how a crime scene is washed/hosed in pakistan again.

Vips wrote:Imran Khan Niazi is hoping to get a two-thirds majority next year to junk the Parliamentary system and opt for a very full dictatorial style Presidential system. He wants to bring in new laws to finish the PML-N and PPP and dreams of emulating Erdogan and make Army subservient to his power.

I only hope he take concrete steps to achieve this and we get to see again how a crime scene is washed/hosed in pakistan.

jash_p · Post by **jash_p** » 21 Oct 2022 00:42

“There is a gap — and a very serious gap — which is widening by the day between our demands and what we have received,” Sharif said at his home in Lahore’s upscale Model Town neighbourhood. The prime minister also hinted that the failure of the international community to rally resources risked fuelling political instability in the nuclear-armed state, where populist opposition leader Imran Khan has been capitalising on widespread discontent.
Shehbaz Sharif: ‘We are only asking for climate justice, we are not using the word reparations at all’
“We are obviously concerned because if there is dissatisfaction leading to deeper political instability and we are not able to achieve our basic requirements and goals, this can obviously lead to serious problems,” Sharif said. “I’m not saying it in terms of any kind of threat, but I’m saying there’s a real possibility.”

So Paki army told Shabaz to give interview to Financial Times and blackmail the world that if not given money what we are asking than nukes will find its way.

Dilbu · Post by **Dilbu** » 21 Oct 2022 01:48

TSP has moved on from nuclear blackmailing to nuclear begging now. Pliss to give money else we will lose control of the bum

Vinu · Post by **Vinu** » 21 Oct 2022 13:08

Why don’t the Dhimmia world just pay 72 billion USD for every 2 years and leave Paxistan alone? Is it too much to ask? All they are politely asking is their rightful Jizyah.
But what a cruel world we are living in !

ricky_v · Post by **ricky_v** » 21 Oct 2022 15:23

https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2022/10/ ... imran-khan
commence the jiggling

Pakistan’s election commission, in a unanimous decision, has found former Prime Minister Imran Khan guilty of “corrupt practices” and disqualified him from being a member of parliament.

Khan’s Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party immediately rejected Friday’s verdict. It said it would file an appeal to the Islamabad High Court to challenge the ruling and called on supporters to take to the streets.

Dilbu · Post by **Dilbu** » 21 Oct 2022 16:15

IK threatened the establishment by the recent poll victories and they used the weapon which was kept at hand all this while for exactly this situation. Now there are a few possibilities. There may be a legal battle all the way upto pak supreme court to see if this decision by election commission is valid. Then it remains to be seen whether the judiciary will grow a pair and stand with IK. Either judiciary will follow the hint of the establishment and IK will be permanently barred from Parliament or they will give him another life which might end on a sunroof lever. It will be interesting either way.

CalvinH · Post by **CalvinH** » 21 Oct 2022 20:45

Higher Judiciary has been supporting Imran openly for a while now. So the case will eventually get settled in Dimran's favor.

The technical knock out will only strengthen his case and get him more followers. Thats ironic because the guy did indulge in corrupt practices and made profits worth few Million dollars from selling the gifts. These were only declared when he was caught. This is a country where sitting PM Nawaz Sharif was made to resign and got disqualified by Supreme Court for not declaring $5000 or so worth of income he received from his relatives firm.

jash_p · Post by **jash_p** » 21 Oct 2022 21:04

Big News: Pakistan removed from FATF's grey list

AOA !!! You kuffar, Pakis are out of FATF grey list at last

CalvinH · Post by **CalvinH** » 21 Oct 2022 23:07

Bajwa must have done a good GUBO at Washington. Pakistan surrendered themselves to US again. Kaptaan only can save Pakistan from this slavery.

May be this is the reward to keep Kaptaan out of power. But you can't fool Paki awaam anymore....

g.sarkar · Post by **g.sarkar** » 22 Oct 2022 00:13

https://www.rediff.com/news/report/pak- ... 221021.htm
Pak out of FATF grey list after 4 years, big relief to cash-strapped country
Senjo M R, October 21, 2022
After four years, Pakistan has been taken off from the infamous grey list of Financial Action Task Force, the global watchdog on terror financing and money laundering, in the wake of Islamabad's "high level political commitment" in dealing with the menace and carry out reforms in its existing monitoring mechanism.
Significantly, for the first time, the FATF put Myanmar in the "high risk jurisdictions subject to a call for action", often referred to as the watchdog's black list. Iran and North Korea continue to be in the black list.
In other decisions, Russia was barred from participating in future projects of FATF.
In a statement, the FATF said it welcomes Pakistan's significant progress in improving its anti-money laundering, combating financial terrorism regime.
The decision was taken by the FATF in its plenary held in Paris on October 20-21.
Later at a virtual press conference, FATF president T Raja Kumar, who is from Singapore, said Pakistan has largely addressed all the 34 items given by the FATF.
"The FATF looked into the mechanism put in place by Pakistan to combat financial terrorism and money laundering. The team went down to Pakistan and found the high level political commitment of Pakistan not only act to combat financial terrorism and money laundering but ensuring reforms and strengthen the system," he said.
Kumar said there has been significant progress on the part of Pakistan to combat financial terrorism and money laundering which resulted Pakistan being taken off from the increased monitoring mechanism or the grey list.
......
Gautam
Khan runs the show. Pakistan was the flavor of the last month. Burma is the current flavor. India? Well, we have a saying in Bengali, slap the maid-servant to teach the daughter-in-law.

vinod · Post by **vinod** » 22 Oct 2022 05:43

I think this is an opportunity to showcase what Imran khan has done for Pakistan in getting FATF list, which is TRUE infact.

Every effort should be made to bring IK back on.

rsingh · Post by **rsingh** » 22 Oct 2022 10:27

An elated Bakistan means dangerous Bakistan. US has decided to play Bakistan against India. Nothing new. We know the drill. Terror will be at full speed to discredit Modi ji before elections. But truth prevails.

SRajesh · Post by **SRajesh** » 22 Oct 2022 23:29

China and Pak to launch three more corridors:
Agriculture
IT
Pharma
Apart from already started power and industrial corridor
This means complete take over
Or is this some message to India and West??
Or just a ploy to get the money back ( all the IMF tranche directly being remitted to China)

g.sarkar · Post by **g.sarkar** » 24 Oct 2022 01:30

https://www.theguardian.com/books/2022/ ... says-agent
Salman Rushdie has lost sight in one eye and use of one hand, says agent
Full extent of injuries from ‘brutal attack’ on Satanic Verses author in New York state in August revealed
Sam Jones in Madrid, 23 Oct 2022
Salman Rushdie has lost sight in one eye and the use of one hand after the attack he suffered while preparing to deliver a lecture in New York state two months ago, his agent has confirmed.
The 75-year-old author, who received death threats from Iran in the 1980s after his novel The Satanic Verses was published, was stabbed in the neck and torso as he came on stage to give a talk on artistic freedom at the Chautauqua Institution on 12 August.
Until now, the full extent of Rushdie’s injuries had been unclear. But in an interview with Spain’s El País, Andrew Wylie explained how serious and life-changing the attack had been.
“[His wounds] were profound, but he’s [also] lost the sight of one eye,” said Wylie. “He had three serious wounds in his neck. One hand is incapacitated because the nerves in his arm were cut. And he has about 15 more wounds in his chest and torso. So, it was a brutal attack.”
The agent declined to say whether Rushdie was still in hospital, saying the most important thing was that the writer was going to live.
Wylie also said he and Rushdie had talked about the possibility of such an attack in the past. “The principal danger that he faced so many years after the fatwa was imposed is from a random person coming out of nowhere and attacking [him],” he said.
“So, you can’t protect against that because it’s totally unexpected and illogical. It was like John Lennon[’s murder].
......
Gautam
At BRF we must acknowledge his "Im the Dim" comment, that led to the name Dimran Khan Niazi that is so popular. We all appreciate his Pakistan sucks comment too. I hope he feels better.

CalvinH · Post by **CalvinH** » 24 Oct 2022 05:15

Rsatchi wrote:China and Pak to launch three more corridors:
Agriculture
IT
Pharma
Apart from already started power and industrial corridor
This means complete take over
Or is this some message to India and West??
Or just a ploy to get the money back ( all the IMF tranche directly being remitted to China)

Pakis are opening more with GUBO to get concessions on the bi-lateral debt. But based on how the assistance in power sector has increased Pakistan's circular debt multiple times we should all welcome more corridors.

Through which Corridors the Donkeys are exported? Industrial?

SSridhar · Post by **SSridhar** » 24 Oct 2022 09:45

rsingh wrote:An elated Bakistan means dangerous Bakistan.

Very true. That has always been the case.

Bart S · Post by **Bart S** » 24 Oct 2022 14:11

CalvinH wrote:
Rsatchi wrote:China and Pak to launch three more corridors:
Agriculture
IT
Pharma
Apart from already started power and industrial corridor
This means complete take over
Or is this some message to India and West??
Or just a ploy to get the money back ( all the IMF tranche directly being remitted to China)
Pakis are opening more with GUBO to get concessions on the bi-lateral debt. But based on how the assistance in power sector has increased Pakistan's circular debt multiple times we should all welcome more corridors.

Through which Corridors the Donkeys are exported? Industrial?

CPEC is just another scam that the Chinese tried to pull, with all sorts of tall claims and promises, without fully realizing how much bigger scammers and full of hot air the Pakis themselves were.

The good thing is that if CPEC is stalled, a temporary source of Paki funding dries up. The even better thing is if CPEC proceeds, as both Pakis and CCP get screwed.

Dilbu · Post by **Dilbu** » 24 Oct 2022 15:17

This is getting interesting. High Court is saying that IK can contest elections as the ban is only for becoming a member of the Parliament. Bhy for will you contest the election if you cannot enter the Parliament upon winning, hainji?
No restriction on Imran Khan to contest election: CJ IHC

ISLAMABAD (Dunya News) - The Islamabad high Court (IHC) on Monday rejected Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan’s plea to suspend the Election Commission of Pakistan’s (ECP) order instantly in the Toshakhana reference and directed the ECP to provide a certified copy of the short order to the PTI chairman. On Friday, ECP disqualified the former premier in the Toshakhana reference, stating he had committed corrupt practices by making “false statements and submitting incorrect declaration”.

“This disqualification is only as a member of the National Assembly,” observed the judge. While CJ IHC also said that the PTI chairman has no restriction of contesting election, he can contest in election if he wants.

Dilbu · Post by **Dilbu** » 24 Oct 2022 16:17

Security apparatus criticised over militants’ return to Swat

LAHORE: Asking where the security apparatus was when militants returned to Swat, former senator Afrasiab Khattak on Sunday said that this time, the people have had enough and have came out against terrorism in a big way.

“The people of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa have rejected negotiations and deals with the Taliban. This is also a part of the new great game — the US and Europe want to block China, use our area and spill more Pakhtun blood,” he said, claiming that at least 95pc of the 70,000 Pakistanis killed by the Taliban were Pakhtun.

Speaking during a session entitled ‘Making Deals with the Afghan Taliban and its Fallout’, the former Awami National Party stalwart also claimed that over 1,000 activists of the party had been killed by the Taliban, but not a single killer had been prosecuted thus far.

RoyG · Post by **RoyG** » 24 Oct 2022 17:23

US is doing what the British did as they were withdrawing from the world. They are surrounding their present and future competitors with buffer states to keep them in check. Pakistan is part of this project and serves as a swing state for the SCO and western alliance. They will get all the bail outs they will need. The only trump card India has is to give some guidance to domestic players to build momentum toward some kind of autonomy from Pakjabis and keep itself isolated from the repercussions of the internal rot.

sumsumne · Post by **sumsumne** » 24 Oct 2022 18:01

Tentacles of establishment are now spread out internationally!

Pakistani journalist killed in police shooting in Kenya

https://ca.yahoo.com/news/pakistani-jou ... 19760.html

Dilbu · Post by **Dilbu** » 24 Oct 2022 18:29

Now they are playing Saudis against US. One way or another TSP will always find the fissures that can be exploited by milking both sides.
Pakistan’s Saudi gamble

On 18 October, the Pakistan Foreign Office issued an unexpected statement. Unexpected because Pakistan had no direct stakes in the issue. Yet, Pakistan opted to take a public stance. “In the wake of statements made against the Kingdom in the context of OPEC+ decision, Pakistan expresses solidarity with the leadership of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia,” reads the Foreign Office statement. “We appreciate the concerns of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia for avoiding market volatility and ensuring global economic stability,” it added.

Pakistan’s move raised many eyebrows since expressing solidarity means directly challenging the US. Remember, the Biden administration was angry over OPEC+ move to cut oil supplies by 2 million barrels a day. The OPEC+ cartel is spearheaded by Saudi Arabia and Russia. The major oil exporting countries decided to cut the oil supplies despite request by President Joe Biden to the contrary. Biden himself visited Saudi Arabia in July to make a personal request for an increase in oil production to the gulf countries. The reason he wanted a surge in oil supplies — (a) to help provide relief to the inflation-stricken Americans and (b) to discourage Russia from earning more money due to increase in oil prices in the international market.

Saudi Arabia is one country that has bailed out Pakistan on several occasions. Certainly, those bailouts were not without a quid pro quo. Therefore, the statement by the Foreign Office expressing public support to Saudi Arabia over its row with the US is a calculated gamble. In return for putting weight behind Riyadh, Pakistan expects Saudi Arabia to come to its rescue.

The visit of MBS is on the cards next month. The likely visit will revive the multibillion dollar investment plan that couldn’t materialise during the PTI’s government. There is a proposal on the table seeking a Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, China tripartite deal to set up a refinery in Gwadar. The Saudi oil refinery was part of the $21 billion investment plan agreed during MBS’s visit to Pakistan in February 2019. Similarly, Pakistan is eyeing import of Russian oil at discounted rates. But given many logistic and other issues, Pakistan is looking to find a way out, one of which is that Pakistan imports Russian cheap oil via Saudi Arabia. Remember, Saudi Arabia, despite being one of the leading oil producers, is importing Russian oil at discounted rates. Meanwhile, these developments dispel the alleged sinister plan behind the removal of Imran Khan in April in order to punish him for deepening ties with adversaries of the US.

CalvinH · Post by **CalvinH** » 24 Oct 2022 21:15

sumsumne wrote:Tentacles of establishment are now spread out internationally!

Pakistani journalist killed in police shooting in Kenya

https://ca.yahoo.com/news/pakistani-jou ... 19760.html

The audacity of the ISI. They have previously done this in Europe. But Arshad Sharif was big. A former pro-establishment anchor with family in Military including his late dad and late brother. He was the establishment mouthpiece for a long time. I think he was the only anchor that was provided access by the establishment to the Balakot sites after Indian attack.

This is a big message to pro-imran anchors and journalist. A brazen one.

Anujan · Post by **Anujan** » 24 Oct 2022 21:23

Congratulations to Pakistan!!

First South Asian origin man to become PM of UK!!! After another South Asian origin VP of US

Joins the ranks of CEO of IBM, Google, Microsoft, Adobe, Starbucks, Fedex, Gap, Chanel who are all of South Asian origin

Great day for all of south asia. Makes me proud to be a south asian today #SouthAsia #Pakistan

Lisa · Post by **Lisa** » 24 Oct 2022 21:51

CalvinH wrote:
sumsumne wrote:Tentacles of establishment are now spread out internationally!

Pakistani journalist killed in police shooting in Kenya

https://ca.yahoo.com/news/pakistani-jou ... 19760.html
The audacity of the ISI. They have previously done this in Europe. But Arshad Sharif was big. A former pro-establishment anchor with family in Military including his late dad and late brother. He was the establishment mouthpiece for a long time. I think he was the only anchor that was provided access by the establishment to the Balakot sites after Indian attack.

This is a big message to pro-imran anchors and journalist. A brazen one.

ClavinHji,

IMHO, there is nothing sinister in this story. The said MO of the GSU and their casual deployment would be entirely normal. ISI is probably unconnected. In Kenya, if you really wanted to do him in, you would normally arrange a team to call at his house and do the deed in person!

https://twitter.com/AajKamranKhan/statu ... 87/photo/1

vera_k · Post by **vera_k** » 24 Oct 2022 23:09

There was this news too a few days ago.
2 Indians missing in Kenya killed by cops

Bart S · Post by **Bart S** » 25 Oct 2022 00:10

Lisa wrote:
CalvinH wrote:
The audacity of the ISI. They have previously done this in Europe. But Arshad Sharif was big. A former pro-establishment anchor with family in Military including his late dad and late brother. He was the establishment mouthpiece for a long time. I think he was the only anchor that was provided access by the establishment to the Balakot sites after Indian attack.

This is a big message to pro-imran anchors and journalist. A brazen one.
ClavinHji,

IMHO, there is nothing sinister in this story. The said MO of the GSU and their casual deployment would be entirely normal. ISI is probably unconnected. In Kenya, if you really wanted to do him in, you would normally arrange a team to call at his house and do the deed in person!

https://twitter.com/AajKamranKhan/statu ... 87/photo/1

Kamran Khan is a noted 'establishment' mouthpiece/shill. Not surprising that he is trying to 'clarify'.

In any case, it matters little whether it was an ISI hit job or not. What matters is all the youthiya folk believe that it was and are even more riled up coming soon after the action against Dimran. Makes for an interesting situation in Pakistan.

CalvinH · Post by **CalvinH** » 25 Oct 2022 02:01

Lisa wrote: IMHO, there is nothing sinister in this story. The said MO of the GSU and their casual deployment would be entirely normal. ISI is probably unconnected. In Kenya, if you really wanted to do him in, you would normally arrange a team to call at his house and do the deed in person!

https://twitter.com/AajKamranKhan/statu ... 87/photo/1

Getting it done through GSU is actually brilliant. Because there wont be an independent and impartial investigation. I am sure GSU took the money and didnt knew who they were killing. Now the whole Kenyan administration would be on defensive and try to scuttle the investigation to save face.

In case someone else has killed him than Kenyan government could have traced everything. Now they simply wont do it.

g.sarkar · Post by **g.sarkar** » 25 Oct 2022 03:32

Anujan wrote:Congratulations to Pakistan!!
First South Asian origin man to become PM of UK!!! After another South Asian origin VP of US
Joins the ranks of CEO of IBM, Google, Microsoft, Adobe, Starbucks, Fedex, Gap, Chanel who are all of South Asian origin
Great day for all of south asia. Makes me proud to be a south asian today #SouthAsia #Pakistan

No. Pakistani journalists are claiming RS to be Pakistani, not South Asian, as his grand parents migrated to Africa from areas of Punjab that are today in Pakistan. They are also hoping that he will bring back Kohinoor to Pakistan.
Gautam

SBajwa · Post by **SBajwa** » 25 Oct 2022 03:41

g.sarkar wrote:
Anujan wrote:Congratulations to Pakistan!!
First South Asian origin man to become PM of UK!!! After another South Asian origin VP of US
Joins the ranks of CEO of IBM, Google, Microsoft, Adobe, Starbucks, Fedex, Gap, Chanel who are all of South Asian origin
Great day for all of south asia. Makes me proud to be a south asian today #SouthAsia #Pakistan
No. Pakistani journalists are claiming RS to be Pakistani, not South Asian, as his grand parents migrated to Africa from areas of Punjab that are today in Pakistan. They are also hoping that he will bring back Kohinoor to Pakistan.
Gautam

Rishi Sunak's grandfather Ramdas Sunak migrated to Kenya from Gujranwala, "Undivided India" in 1935. All of his family moved to "Current" India in 1947.

Larry Walker · Post by **Larry Walker** » 25 Oct 2022 13:57

Pakis claiming Rishi Sunak is their tactical brilliance. I think we should challenge and encourage Pakis to celebrate RS as UK's PM. Their only reason for hyping RS as Paki is because we are defensive and we will give all arguments on why he is not and this gives Pakis an opportunity to play victim, I want them to claim a practicing Hindu whose entire family is in India as a Paki success and take it to their masses - then we will see the fun.

Lisa · Post by **Lisa** » 25 Oct 2022 14:03

vera_k wrote:There was this news too a few days ago.
2 Indians missing in Kenya killed by cops

These were undoubtedly targeted killings. They may have met a very unpleasant end as nobody takes you to the Aberdare's just to kill you. With regards to Arshad Sharif, nobody would ask the GSU to do this. You can wet or dry lease AK's in Eastleigh by the hour and if you really want a reliable service of termination, you ask the police to do the deed. Investigators are normally the hired hitmen!

Kaivalya · Post by **Kaivalya** » 25 Oct 2022 18:08

Larry Walker wrote:Pakis claiming Rishi Sunak is their tactical brilliance. I think we should challenge and encourage Pakis to celebrate RS as UK's PM. Their only reason for hyping RS as Paki is because we are defensive and we will give all arguments on why he is not and this gives Pakis an opportunity to play victim, I want them to claim a practicing Hindu whose entire family is in India as a Paki success and take it to their masses - then we will see the fun.

+100

We should claim how hindu pakistan was great and how it has been reduced to rubble in 3-4 generations and why/how we should restore Hindus in pakistan and drive out infidels

It would be a good time to remind people that jinnah was hindu too...

Vips · Post by **Vips** » 25 Oct 2022 20:30

CalvinH wrote:
sumsumne wrote:Tentacles of establishment are now spread out internationally!

Pakistani journalist killed in police shooting in Kenya

https://ca.yahoo.com/news/pakistani-jou ... 19760.html
The audacity of the ISI. They have previously done this in Europe. But Arshad Sharif was big. A former pro-establishment anchor with family in Military including his late dad and late brother. He was the establishment mouthpiece for a long time. I think he was the only anchor that was provided access by the establishment to the Balakot sites after Indian attack.

This is a big message to pro-imran anchors and journalist. A brazen one.

Sharif was the target of the establishment for more than one reason:

He was working on a documentary on corruption in Pakistan titled ‘Behind Closed Doors’, reportedly an expose of politicians and Generals in widespread corruption in the country. He was also reportedly investigating the ISI-Dawood Ibrahim link in Kenya as part of the documentary, sources alleged.

SBajwa · Post by **SBajwa** » 26 Oct 2022 05:57

Larry Walker wrote:Pakis claiming Rishi Sunak is their tactical brilliance. I think we should challenge and encourage Pakis to celebrate RS as UK's PM. Their only reason for hyping RS as Paki is because we are defensive and we will give all arguments on why he is not and this gives Pakis an opportunity to play victim, I want them to claim a practicing Hindu whose entire family is in India as a Paki success and take it to their masses - then we will see the fun.

Absolutely. Thank you for stating obvious