[🇵🇰] Imran Khan's Return - November 24th Rally Updates

[Guru Dutt]

Oh bhai I never questioned CAA or its validity or rationale. My posting of that phunny vid was that Indians talking about dalits in Af-Pak when 90% of India itself is dalit.

but you were saying as if BJP or current MODI govt had a problem with CAA or NRC while it is other way around ... its the so called sekular lobby @ Congress led opposition I.N.D.I.Allaince parties and its communist ecosystem funded by people like George Soros and Ford Foundation that organised and gave intellectul and international media hype to so called anty CAA & Farm laws protests .... but what hapenned in the end

1. Congress still could not make it in 2024 LS elections and MODI became PM for third time
2. BJP came back to power in centre nd Haryana , Rajasthan , MP and Mahrashtra
3. Congress and its ecosystem got itself exposed yet again deu to infightin and social media

 

[Vsdoc]

With all deu respect why what and how was India divided in 1947 on basis of MUSLIMS CANNOT LIVE WITH HINDUS & other NON MUSLIMS , thats why they dint spared either bhudists or the sikhs or even the parsis and christians from religious prosecution in whats now Pakistan Bandladesh or Afghnistan

and if you belive that prosection of religious minorities is same scale in India as in Pakistan , bangladesh or adfghanistan if you belive that then its your problem not mine

You are simply not getting my point.

And the discussion on NRC and CAA is not relevant to this thread.

Cheers, Doc

 

[VCheng]

And Pakistanis then, as East Pakistanis in 1971, will turn to their Hindu brothers, and the Indian Army.

To deliver them. To save them. To give them back a country of their own.

It might happen, but certainly not likely, at least for a few decades yet. These present troubles will settle down, yet again, in a manner entirely in keeping with the way Pakistan is designed to run by intention: right on the edge of a precipice, where the balance ensures the wellbeing of the few at the cost of many.

 

[Vsdoc]

It might happen, but certainly not likely, at least for a few decades yet. These present troubles will settle down, yet again, in a manner entirely in keeping with the way Pakistan is designed to run by intention: right on the edge of a precipice, where the balance ensures the wellbeing of the few at the cost of many.

Bro the bottom line is who holds the firepower.

All revolutions that succeed, do so when the army either steps aside or joins forces with the protesters and revolutionaries.

As long as the army stands with the status quo, the population, even an armed one, like the US or Pakistan can do nothing.

They are quite simply outgunned. All romantic notions of revolution stop abruptly with a bullet to the head or gut or femoral artery.

For things to change in Pakistan, seedhi si baat hai.

Aapke fauj mein ek hisse ko bagawat karni padegi.

Kyunki fauj is the status quo. And it will never side with the population or stand aside.

 

[VCheng]

Bro the bottom line is who holds the firepower.

All revolutions that succeed, do so when the army either steps aside or joins forces with the protesters and revolutionaries.

As long as the army stands with the status quo, the population, even an armed one, like the US or Pakistan can do nothing.

They are quite simply outgunned. All romantic nations of revolution stop abruptly with a bullet to the head or gut or femoral artery.

For things to change in Pakistan, seedhi si baat hai.

Aapke fauj mein ek hisse ko bagawat karni padegi.

Kyunki fauj is the status quo. And it will never side with the population or stand aside.

Nothing is likely to change for at least several decades yet. Perhaps longer.

I still remember the burger in a video clip crying "agar aap dandein marein gey to hum inqilab kaisey layein gey?". Welcome to the real world honeychile!