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Challenging, Debunking Tarek Fatah's Anti-Pakistan, Anti-Muslim Rhetoric

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Here's Tarek Fatah arguing for break-up of India. Is he right?






Why The Hindutva Brigade Loves This Man Despite His Call For India's Break-Up

by Shivam Vij:

“If it ever dissolves into voluntary dissolution, it would be the best thing that would happen to India,” says Tarek Fatah in an undated video that has appeared online. Fatah has confirmed the video is not doctored.

Fatah describes himself as “an Indian born in Pakistan”. A Canadian citizen, Fatah’s strident anti-Pakistan rants, and his lazy clubbing of Islamists and leftists, made him a darling of the Hindu right. Fatah is a much-wanted celebrity amongst the Hindu right, especially that section of it which is trying to build a right-wing intellectual “ecosystem”.

The Canadian-Pakistani political commentator is now so influential among the Indian right-wing that he even takes credit for the renaming of roads in Lutyen’s Delhi. In August 2015, Fatah had said in a speech in Delhi that Indians were the only people who could stand up to the Islamic state by renaming Aurangzeb Road as Dara Shikoh Road.

Having given him such prominence and access, the Hindutva brigade is now embarrassed and divided. Some are not convinced, others seeing nuance in the statement, or arguing that Fatah’s views have evolved.


http://www.huffingtonpost.in/2016/04/22/tarek-fatah_n_9755366.html

what has this to do with what I said?

I will draw an analogy for you. You drink liquids. You drink milk. Does that make all or most liquids milk?

Yep! What this guy Haq probably means is 'India'! He should know that Fatah is loved by Indian Muslims too.

Haq thinks Pakistan ne welfare of Indian Muslims ka theka le rakha hai! Have a look here where an Indian Muslim MP tells Mush to STFU and mind his own business!!Lol!


Actually I do not think he wants to mean India. If they don't use the terms 'Hindu' or 'Jew' etc the intended effect of their message is not taken seriously by their crowd
 
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No I listen to his video when he was in Ahmadabad. Many muslims asked him many questions which he answered and educated them. Muslims appeared to be very very impressed.
 
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"Tarek Fatah, a Karachi-born Canada-based writer, is loved in India mainly by Hindu Nationalists for his strong anti-Pakistan and anti-Muslim views."

How do you know it is 'mainly by Hindu Nationalists"? I can understand if you make an assumption that it is Indians ...unless by Hindu you mean all Indians (which by the way is the correct use of the word Hindu)...


Indian Muslims hate him ..........
 
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