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If he didn't make the useless remarks about history and kept his cool when criticizing Pakistani politics, all you Indians would be calling him a psychopathic Mullah.He is one of the sanest voice in Pakistan.
Any voice against Pakistan is considered sane by Indians no matter how flawed it may be.He is one of the sanest voice in Pakistan.
Most of his other statements are quite pro-Pakistani and logical; if he hadn't been so vehement when it comes to criticism, all these Indians would be calling him an insane mullah.Any voice against Pakistan is considered sane by Indians no matter how flawed it may be.
He is one of the sanest voice in Pakistan.
And Indian went bonkers when he did a program with Pro-Khalistan Sikhs and talked about per-Partition promises of congress?
If he didn't make the useless remarks about history and kept his cool when criticizing Pakistani politics, all you Indians would be calling him a psychopathic Mullah.
Yes sir I was also his fan. But he is way too pessimist like some other pdf Pakistanis.Most of his other statements are quite pro-Pakistani and logical; if he hadn't been so vehement when it comes to criticism, all these Indians would be calling him an insane mullah.
Moving on from centuries old history has nothing to do with being selective.it can't be selective.
An Indian uploaded the video, obviously he'll twist the wording to make it look like something else.
What Hassan Nisar said is that the Arabs won't be swayed by typical politician tactics. That doesn't mean we can't deny their demands or stay neutral. It means fooling around is pointless and we need to make our stance clear, which we did; Pakistan will stay neutral in the conflict but will help protect Saudi borders if necessary.
A lot of his criticism is logical but then he goes overboard with all of it. He'll go centuries into history and say that this was foreign and that was foreign and Pakistanis are confused and so on, what he fails to understand is that so many nations were developed through foreign influence and so-called 'invaders'.
For example, the US is made up of what were once European colonists; If the Americans had listened to Hassan Nisar, they'd have gone insane trying to return to Mayan, Aztec and Iroquois and whatnot culture and they'd have never formed a 'United States' at all.
You don't see the English going back centuries and criticizing themselves for having been invaded by Normans and Vikings, you don't see the modern Italians crying over the Roman conquest of Italy and the Balkan nations don't cry about Greek influence - then why should we Pakistanis drive ourselves crazy trying to 'return to our roots' and look for 'indigenous heroes'??
And everything he said about 'brotherly Islamic countries' is utterly pointless because the alliance with Saudi Arabia is mainly political.
Pakistan is a relatively young country. All that will eventually develop. The past is the least of our worries.
Moving on from centuries old history has nothing to do with being selective.