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Isn't one of YouTube's original founders part-Bangladeshi? From what I recall, he was one of the co-founders but can't quite remember his name.
Those are fine. Everyone has the right to freedom of speech and what is on their mind. The issue arises with how that said speech is stated. Always consider the opposing points of view and respectably describe your statements.
We'll release a full document on the rules and expectations of this forum for users and moderators alike. We'll also set out a limit to the number of warnings a user can get before being infinitely banned. This will set out guidelines and make things simple for all of us.
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Technically @Bagheera0084 is reminding us of our predecessor members, so all is fine with this thread. Nothing to make out of a simple post. Many members are here today because of defence.pk
On Thursday, April 18, a Canadian judge declined to delay Zain Haq's removal, but the following day, Haq reported receiving a call from the Canadian Border Services Agency alerting him that his removal has been deferred, and he will not have to leave the country on April 22 as the judge's...
The Sikhs have an organized and 'strong' religion, and they tend to respect their own as they are a smaller close-knit community as compared to the Hindus of India. The Sikhs stand up for themselves and their own and, in the grander scheme of things, the Modi BJP government wants to try to get...
The Pakistani government, even under Imran Khan, had never overtly supported the Khalistan movement. Canada does more for the Khalistani movement than Pakistan, despite all Indian claims of ISI involvement.
Furthermore, India labels any pro-Khalistani activities as Pakistani-funded and...
Yeah, and look at how they are treated in India today. That's why there is a Khalistani movement and many resonate with it.
If it weren't for the Sikhs and Nepali Gurhka, the Indian army would be nothing but put to shatter. Yet, the Hindu elite ruling party doesn't have a ounce of a brain and...