[🇵🇰] Does this not bug you?

[Azad Kashmir]

What about British crimes against humanity done in British Raj Empire? lol.

thats up to us just mention the rothschild controlling the brit empire watch England a ss go on fire.
iran presstv mentioned rothschild usury and that they run England within three days they took them off the air.

 

[Lulldapull]

Again, What France did to Algeria was genocide and what Belgium did in Congo was also genocide. People should seriously mention that in official encyclopedias like Britannica. Wikipedia anyone can edit. lol.

My friends dad who was an SSG company commander in East Pakistan told me stories that you cannot even imagine. The Mukti bahini terrorists killed tens of thousands of our people. Anybody non bengal they found they lynched him, months before search light operation.

 

[ThunderCat]

Not that I deny any such thing but look at this. France and Belgium genocides in Algeria and Congo compared to Pakistan and Turkey's genocides in Bangladesh and Armenia displayed on Google search. Look at how Wiki defines it.

There was no genocide in Bangladesh. This has been refuted in several books and at least one documentary. You don't expect anyone to believe that an army of barely 34,000 could kill up to three million people.

Just because Pajeets semi-control Wikipedia does not mean it's truth.

 

[ThunderCat]

Europeans control the narrative just like they once won over Germany it was germanys fault and hitler is the most evil man on earth. pakistan should create a think tank from university professors and write it own books about bengaldesh pak war plus a revisionist history section too. where an argument should be made that hitler germany was innocent in the war and that hitler asked for peace a number of times but ignored by the west. The real reason was that hitler throw out rothschild usury bank. Hitler started to print his own debt free currency and barter international cutting out the banks.

That's all been done. But since our media is infested with Muhajir neo-liberals and with plenty of support from confused, self-contradicting Sindhi elites, the myth lives on.