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Sorry mate. Not only is J&K together, but the people of Jammu are pro India, no pro independence. So technically J&K wants to be with us also, we cant just give away land because a particular bunch of people want to form an independent country.

Secondly, Kashmir is a VERY vital piece of land as you very well know.
 
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Surely, though only in terms of strategic importance. Thats why i say, not an inch of Kashmir will be given away.
 
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Calm down man, I WAS claiming that Salim's not a Muslim! I initially didn't want to say it because he might not like me talking on his behalf. That's it, easy with the big "bhashans".

Calm down? You're talking like i'm the one on an anti-dimension spree! :)... How do you know he's not? His name suggests otherwise...

Did you just insult me by saying I am giving a "Bhashan"? Its not a bhashan, its a takriir! I'm a Pakistani now! Please understand that Urdu is what I speak! :D

I know it's bad for India, but that doesn't necessarily mean its good for Pakistan or the Indian Muslims. It just doesn't matter to Pakistan, and keeps the Indian Muslims from forming good bonds with their fellow citizens. Of course I do maintain that the bulk of the fault lies with the tyranny imposed by the Hindu extremists of India.

Man we need loyalists... we need nationalists, we need people who value this nation and love it with every passing breathe! I believe we will not have so many problems if people are loyal to Pakistan and remember Jinnahs words! Look at how much corruption there is? If we have people who are grateful to Pakistan and believe that Pakistan is the best thing that happened to them then our problems will start fading! If people will do the tasks set to them by their occupations with pride and zeal and with the notion that they are doing something for the nation that saved them then its great!

I knew a person who came from Hyderabad in India and the Nationalists helped settle in Karachi and get a Pakistani passport... he got a job as a police officer and he took his job extremely seriously! He got 2 wanted criminals arrested and got 4 Policemen in North Nazimabad who were helping bastards steal mobile phones in barely 2 months! Only 2 months after he got the job he was shot dead in a drive-by shooting just outside his house but thats not my point! My point is his commitment and his only wish to serve the nation that helped him and make it better! May his soul rest in peace! It is up to us to make Pakistan... we should not think of these people as liability

Are you okay or is this normal talk for you? :hitwall: How is it not good for them? Ask some of them and they will tell you how Pakistan saved them from Indian oppression and how they will always be indebted and will always love this nation! Not good for Pakistan? Man these are the people that make the difference! They can destroy the diciet, corrption and crime in Pakistan through their loyalty!

I like the Buddhists monks too but I don't want any of them. I like Malaysians and won't want them either. Pakistan's economy cannot afford it.

:disagree: They will make the economy stronger! It is up to the people to change this! Our economy can be made stronger if we let such people in and don't show them this attitude! We especially need the well-educated and sucessful ones who can improve Pakistans economy which you are trying to present as extremely weak!

Pakistan was created as a safe-haven for India's minorities not just Muslims. My forefathers didn't shift from India, but it was as recent as my father. Even still I won't support this ridiculous notion that we should open nationality for all Indian Muslims. It's risky, its dangerous, its a burden on our economy.

True! Many Christians, Bhuddists and Parsis shifted to Pakistan too and some christians still do... but what I don't understand is what you are trying to say and how it is relevant?

Anyone who has the iron will and courage to serve our nation should be given the chance to do it! They are not a burden on our economy! Many educated people are shifting to Pakistan and they bring their skills along with them! I know many such people! I know a person who shifted in 1998 and now has an extremely sucessful business! How can you say they are a burden on our economy? I am not saying that we should take in refugees or bikharees. I did not say that people who do not have any power or wish to change anything and are just discontent in India should be allowed!

Again, Jinnah said in Pakistan you are free to go to you mosques, temples and your religion has nothing to do with the business of the state. Of course we should allow the good Indian Muslims a chance to become Pakistani as well but it should be through the current NORMAL naturalization process that exists in Pakistan today.

How is that relevant? Are we talking about secularism in Pakistan? And did I ever deny this? Did I say minorities should be thrown out of Pakistan wailing and screaming??? Infact check the thread "How Secular Is India" and I qouted Jinnahs same words myself after Marathaboy was talking about how secular was Pakistan since talking about Secularism in India is too much for him to bear! I have no qualms with minorities in Pakistan!

What do you mean by "good" Indian muslims? Muslims who identify themselves as muhajirs when they come to Pakistan and be your nice pets? So you are suggesting that my family were "bad" Indian muslims so they shifted to Pakistan? Is this Lord Of the Rings where me and my family is "Soren and his orc army"

As I said before... PIPE DOWN.

Yup, pipe down! Its not good for your health to be so angry! You might get a fever! Please discard the angro-phobia thats gripping you as it is extremely harmful to you! :lol:

I'd be happy that he became Pakistani if he did so through all legal means and went through the complete naturalization process. Pakistan officially removed the provision that allows people to come from India and claim nationality in 1954. We gave everyone enough of a chance to come don't you think? Now they have to follow a bigger process and that's the legal way. Anyone who becomes a Pakistani in a legal way is okay by me.

You're talking like he has to move mountains to get a Pakistani passport! He came to Pakistan first then he went for the Naturalization process and he was given a Pakistani passport! People see the process as extremely tough on people wishing to migrate from their respective nations but its not true! Especially if its done through respectable organizations!

Even Afghanis come to Pakistan and have gotten Pakistani passports. I don't consider them Pakistanis because they cheated the Pakistani government and the taxpayers would have to bear the brunt for their expenses.

True! We want loyal citizens rather than such people! We want people who want to and can correct the problems in Pakistan rather than cause trouble! Congratulations you finally have managed to say something useful!:yahoo:

Yes that's a different story all together. But we aren't an America type economy to be able to grant Asylums to 150 million people. But keep the process open so the select few can work hard and come here.

1) 150 million would'nt come anyway! You more than know it! Indian muslims are too attracted to their properties, land and inherited wealth to come! They may be moaning about the discrimination they suffer but they have reasons for sticking with India!

2) I did not say that we should accept just anyone! But those who prove their loyalty or need to migrate and prove that they do not have a criminal record should be accepted! Also we should give preference to the educated and Elite as they are the ones who will really be able to bosst us!

:disagree: Select few? We need many people like those who think of Pakistan as a haven and are grateful to Pakistan as they see Pakistan as a nation that has given them a new life! These people will truely be loyal to Pakistan and can eliminate the problems that exist in the nation! If India wants to toss them as they want to do with my family then we are more than ready to accept them and many people are still being helped by various organizations even Indian ones to shift discontented people to Pakistan from India, like it or Not!

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Surely, though only in terms of strategic importance. Thats why i say, not an inch of Kashmir will be given away.
I meant in the number of people.

You guys only think of one thing!

And it's technically not important to India other than to give Pakistan trouble by blocking all of our water. What they don't udnerstand is that, if there's no Kashmir dispute then why give Pakistan trouble?
 
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1) 150 million would'nt come anyway! You more than know it! Indian muslims are too attracted to their properties, land and inherited wealth to come! They may be moaning about the discrimination they suffer but they have reasons for sticking with India!

2) I did not say that we should accept just anyone! But those who prove their loyalty or need to migrate and prove that they do not have a criminal record should be accepted! Also we should give preference to the educated and Elite as they are the ones who will really be able to bosst us!

:disagree: Select few? We need many people like those who think of Pakistan as a haven and are grateful to Pakistan as they see Pakistan as a nation that has given them a new life! These people will truely be loyal to Pakistan and can eliminate the problems that exist in the nation! If India wants to toss them as they want to do with my family then we are more than ready to accept them and many people are still being helped by various organizations even Indian ones to shift discontented people to Pakistan from India, like it or Not!

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Since you seem to have summarized your big mumbo jumbo here, let's just answer this:

1) It is true, that a person loyal, willing and well intentioned person wanting to become a Pakistani might just not be a good addition to the Pakistani population. For example he or she may have a criminal record, might carry a disease, might not understand the history of Pakistan, might support terrorism. All these things are checked in the naturalization process as well other than loyalt and good intentions. Thus, I believen ANYONE should be granted nationality that passes the naturalization process and we need no special law for Indian Muslims. Obviously there would already be an unspoken favoritism while considering applicants.

2) Of course again giving preferrence to a certain class is again a common thing in the naturalization process. Like Businessmen are sure to invest in Pakistan thus they would be preferred over a labourer or an old man looking to retire.

You are contradicting yourself continuously, at one end you are supporting the process and on the other hand you are saying Pakistan should be a safe haven for the Indian Muslims. I'll add to what I said before, "We don't just want Indian Muslims, we want good candidates".
 
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Since you seem to have summarized your big mumbo jumbo here, let's just answer this:

1) It is true, that a person loyal, willing and well intentioned person wanting to become a Pakistani might just not be a good addition to the Pakistani population. For example he or she may have a criminal record, might carry a disease, might not understand the history of Pakistan, might support terrorism. All these things are checked in the naturalization process as well other than loyalt and good intentions. Thus, I believen ANYONE should be granted nationality that passes the naturalization process and we need no special law for Indian Muslims. Obviously there would already be an unspoken favoritism while considering applicants.

2) Of course again giving preferrence to a certain class is again a common thing in the naturalization process. Like Businessmen are sure to invest in Pakistan thus they would be preferred over a labourer or an old man looking to retire.

You are contradicting yourself continuously, at one end you are supporting the process and on the other hand you are saying Pakistan should be a safe haven for the Indian Muslims. I'll add to what I said before, "We don't just want Indian Muslims, we want good candidates".

Mumbo Jumbo... Well... I still wonder why you were telling me that about secularism and all other stuff and trying to divert the conversation...

1) I agree! I never knew you could also say something of value! This is nice to know!;) No, seriously you're right! No kidding Anymore!

But I also know who you talk about when you say all this! Has a criminal record would be MalayMishra, carrying a disease would be Marathaman, can't understand the history of Pakistan would be Always Neutral and supporter of terrorism would be Salim... Am I right? :D

2) Yeah! But it should'nt be based solely on status or wealth! I think when considering a person the loyalty should be the greatest factor because even if poor person comes and gets a lower level job he will do it with zeal and vigour! We need people who love their Nation!

Supporting what process? The naturalization? I said it is not so hard to go through the naturalization process... people overdo things and say that its become very hard due to the rise in terrorism but all my freinds got through it with ease and had no complaints! I've helped people move from India and I know! What am I contradicting? I said it should not be that way and people in India should'nt see Pakistan as a safe-haven and be so discontented but if they are they should be accepted by us as they will always be grateful to Pakistan for saving them! I said if they are seeing Pakistan as a safe-haven then it is indeed good for us and for them...

All I am saying that those people who see Pakistan as a safe-haven and are loyal to Pakistan should not be let down as it was the dream of Jinnah! (I don't think I have to repeat his words)You will notice how much them coming to Pakistan benefits us when you see such people and their selfless loyalty to their new nation!!!
 
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Mumbo Jumbo... Well... I still wonder why you were telling me that about secularism and all other stuff and trying to divert the conversation...

1) I agree! I never knew you could also say something of value! This is nice to know!;) No, seriously you're right! No kidding Anymore!

But I also know who you talk about when you say all this! Has a criminal record would be MalayMishra, carrying a disease would be Marathaman, can't understand the history of Pakistan would be Always Neutral and supporter of terrorism would be Salim... Am I right? :D
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Thank you for your implied suggestion that I may not be able to become a citizen of a perfect democracy run by duly elected and democratic man who is also the Army Chief. I am so sad that I don't qualify and hence have to live in the worlds perfect Dictatorship called UK second to none except as you said North Korea run by Military Dictator Gordon Brown.:cheers:
 
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2) Yeah! But it should'nt be based solely on status or wealth! I think when considering a person the loyalty should be the greatest factor because even if poor person comes and gets a lower level job he will do it with zeal and vigour! We need people who love their Nation!

As a matter of principle you would be correct - we should indeed try to avoid discrimination of any sort, even educational or wealth based. But the real world is much more complicated. It isn't that Pakistan or Pakistanis would not welcome untrained, uneducated, poor yet loyal and hardworking immigrants - but that we have a lot of existing Pakistanis who fit that profile, and who are struggling to find employment. In such a scenario it would be an injustice to those who are already Pakistanis, and a lie to those who immigrate to Pakistan in search of greener pastures that are non existent.

There is however a huge demand for skilled and educated workers that our meager educational structure is struggling to meet, and there is tremendous opportunity that can be exploited by those with an entrepreneurial bent of mind, so it makes sense to invite people with those qualities into Pakistan.
 
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Thank you for your implied suggestion that I may not be able to become a citizen of a perfect democracy run by duly elected and democratic man who is also the Army Chief. I am so sad that I don't qualify and hence have to live in the worlds perfect Dictatorship called UK second to none except as you said North Korea run by Military Dictator Gordon Brown.:cheers:

Naaah, don't worry! If you're so desperate to become a citizen of such a great democratic nation as Pakistan then I'll help you through the process myself through the Nationalists... I believe people like you that vow allegiance to Pakistan and see it as an escape should be accepted! Now I know you don't understand the history of Pakistan but that is no problem as we will send you to the City School of Karachi as soon as we settle you and your family there... Okay?
 
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Naaah, don't worry! If you're so desperate to become a citizen of such a great democratic nation as Pakistan then I'll help you through the process myself through the Nationalists... I believe people like you that vow allegiance to Pakistan and see it as an escape should be accepted! Now I know you don't understand the history of Pakistan but that is no problem as we will send you to the City School of Karachi as soon as we settle you and your family there... Okay?

Good Morning. For once I wish you had done the above for the Pathan Brothers (ie taken them from Gujarat to any country they wish) instead of playing for the Indian Cricket team. I would have been much richer today after betting on Pakistan and then doubling it in the last few overs.

Best Regards

Even my favorite team Chelsea lost and I bunked work for the cricket match.
 
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Good Morning. For once I wish you had done the above for the Pathan Brothers (ie taken them from Gujarat to any country they wish) instead of playing for the Indian Cricket team. I would have been much richer today after betting on Pakistan and then doubling it in the last few overs.

Best Regards

Even my favorite team Chelsea lost and I bunked work for the cricket match.

Who are the Pathan brothers? Are their Pathans in Gujrat or are you planning to send Pathans to Gujrat just to prove that there are Pathans in gujrat?

I was talking about you! I mean you should have told me before that UK is such a dictatorship and Gordon Brown is oppressing Britons! That way I would have known that you wanted to shift to a democratic nation such as Pakistan!
 
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As a matter of principle you would be correct - we should indeed try to avoid discrimination of any sort, even educational or wealth based. But the real world is much more complicated. It isn't that Pakistan or Pakistanis would not welcome untrained, uneducated, poor yet loyal and hardworking immigrants - but that we have a lot of existing Pakistanis who fit that profile, and who are struggling to find employment. In such a scenario it would be an injustice to those who are already Pakistanis, and a lie to those who immigrate to Pakistan in search of greener pastures that are non existent.

There is however a huge demand for skilled and educated workers that our meager educational structure is struggling to meet, and there is tremendous opportunity that can be exploited by those with an entrepreneurial bent of mind, so it makes sense to invite people with those qualities into Pakistan.

True, it is best that we accept the upper levels or businessmen first as they will help our nation grow but that is no reason for ignoring the lower levels and poorer people!

Truth is we do have people who are doing lower level jobs but we do not have loyal people! We do not have people who love their nation and want to make it better! We need people who aren't corrupt and do the tasks that are expected off them by their occupations!...
 
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Who are the Pathan brothers? Are their Pathans in Gujrat or are you planning to send Pathans to Gujrat just to prove that there are Pathans in gujrat?

I was talking about you! I mean you should have told me before that UK is such a dictatorship and Gordon Brown is oppressing Britons! That way I would have known that you wanted to shift to a democratic nation such as Pakistan!

Well the Pathans I am speaking about are muslims from Gujarat whom you did not help to escape but who played for India and cost Pakistan the world cup and me a lot of money.
 
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But I also know who you talk about when you say all this! Has a criminal record would be MalayMishra, carrying a disease would be Marathaman, can't understand the history of Pakistan would be Always Neutral and supporter of terrorism would be Salim... Am I right? :D
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Taking cheap shots are we?
 
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