indian activist calls for Muslim birthrate in Europe to be curtailed

[lastofthepatriots]

This guys daughter ran away with a Pakistani.

 

[Samurai_assassin]

Back in the 90's, not many. I was the only Pakistani on my campus although there were 2-3 on other campuses.

I knew mostly local Sri Lankans as they are in large numbers. International students from Indian were not many either. But that was back then.

Don't hear much about th Pakistani community there. Seems to be some concern with the Lebonese community though

 

[Verve]

That Indian aSShole is an idiot.

Or 'that idiot is an Indian Asshole'?

Why demean an idiot eh?

 

[MultaniGuy]

Or 'that idiot is an Indian Asshole'?

Why demean an idiot eh?

Hahaha good one.

 

[Finer]

That is the side effect of ruling Indians for 1000 years. I pray that is resumed for the next 1000 years in form of Greater Pakistan.

 

[Jugger]

The only thing I hate more then Indians is Hindus

Hatred has made Pakistan a free state

If the enmity after Partition was allowed to heal and Kashmir had not been a problem, then a trade, security, politically connected South Asia would have been inevitable

India by virtue of it enormous population would be center to this South Asian community

In the absence of enmity as a developing nation we would neither have had the reason to develop our military, national defense or nuclear warheads

We would always been under the influence of our bigger neighbour
Our trade would be dependent, our corrupt politicians on a leash and no military or defence to speak of

Like Bangladesh and the Rohingya crises, if India had a differing view we would be so dependent that we could di nothing


Enmity, hatred has given us freedom!
We don't rely on India for anything
We have next to no trade
India is so hated if our corrupt politicians wanted to connect with them our population would revolt.
We have developed vast military complex able to defend ourselves and we are a nuclear power

Long live the hatred!

Satan dwells in the hearts of men with hate.

 

[I.R.A]

The whole world should host diwali events and call indian Hindu nationalists to speak there.

I wish these bigots are given the fair share of limelight they deserve, the world needs to know about these little hate filled cowards.

 

[PAKISTANFOREVER]

This guys daughter ran away with a Pakistani.

Not a good idea. With a father like that, imagine the hyper ugly genetics the daughter must be carrying. Imagine the sub-human apes she will give birth too.

 

[EyelessInGaza]

These threads make for insightful reading, not the least because they bring out all the bigots and racists - who ironically many of them dwell in and enjoy the freedoms of western nations while espousing their restrictive agendas- out blinking into the sunlight.

The rest is just empty verbiage.

 

[waz]

Bro I love all Pakistanis regardless of region or group. But I can't get over the holocaust the sikhs committed against us in August 1947. 1 million innocent Pakistanis genocided by them whilst the whole world stood silently and didn't utter a word. I hate them with a burning passion. That's why I am a big fan of operation bluestar 1984. It was a glorious and happy moment.

Bro, 250,000 Sikhs were killed in Pakistan, maybe more. Both sides did bad things. Anyway we are going off-topic.

 

[Samurai_assassin]

I enjoyed reading that! Spot on! Absolutely correct! You really put things into perspective.




When I hear the stories of the genocide they committed against my innocent people, babies, children & elderly. A million killed without mercy or humanity. I am more than happy if the same is done to them. ALL of them. Innocent or not. They deserve it. The indian military did us a great favour and administered a divine retribution when they carried out operation bluestar in 1984. I only wish this on sikhs and other indians. Not for anyone else in humanity. The indians long for our race and nation to be wiped out and I wish the same for them.

Pakistan will always share a cultural connection with the Indian state of Punjab. Perhaps in the early days of partition if Pakistan changed the name of its Punjab province to something els maybe it could have restricted the cross border link between the two communities. Maybe if Pakistan split Punjab into two seperate provinces north and south (Sirikhi) it could have restricted Punjab as a source of a powerful central power of authority. In terms of language what I've witnessed in four of Punjabs cities are the youth are opting to communicate either in English or Urdu, others may differ with my view, hardly any use Punjabi although Punjabi is spoken widely in the rural heartlands of Punjab. Due to these factors Pakistani Punjabis will always have a cultural link to Punjabis across the border. I feel Pakistanis have neglected their largest province of Balochestan in terms of understanding the local custom and celebrating Baloch culture language and food. This is just unfortunate Pakistanis need to celebrate and actively promote their cultures which include Sindi Baloch Pukhtun Gilgiti Hazara etc.

 

[PAKISTANFOREVER]

Pakistan will always share a cultural connection with the Indian state of Punjab. Perhaps in the early days of partition if Pakistan changed the name of its Punjab province to something els maybe it could have restricted the cross border link between the two communities. Maybe if Pakistan split Punjab into two seperate provinces north and south (Sirikhi) it could have restricted Punjab as a source of a powerful central power of authority. In terms of language what I've witnessed in four of Punjabs cities are the youth are opting to communicate either in English or Urdu, others may differ with my view, hardly any use Punjabi although Punjabi is spoken widely in the rural heartlands of Punjab. Due to these factors Pakistani Punjabis will always have a cultural link to Punjabis across the border. I feel Pakistanis have neglected their largest province of Balochestan in terms of understanding the local custom and celebrating Baloch culture language and food. This is just unfortunate Pakistanis need to celebrate and actively promote their cultures which include Sindi Baloch Pukhtun Gilgiti Hazara etc.

Punjabis make up less than 5% of india's total population. Only a small minority of that 5% will have anything in common with Pakistanis if at all. But that is neither here nor there. A larger proportion of South Western Pakistanis and Iranians are identical in every way. They are the same race but that does not make Pakistan a Middle Eastern or Persian nation. The miniscule similarity we have with india is vastly overplayed by false narratives and propaganda.

 

[MultaniGuy]

Pakistan will always share a cultural connection with the Indian state of Punjab. Perhaps in the early days of partition if Pakistan changed the name of its Punjab province to something els maybe it could have restricted the cross border link between the two communities. Maybe if Pakistan split Punjab into two seperate provinces north and south (Sirikhi) it could have restricted Punjab as a source of a powerful central power of authority. In terms of language what I've witnessed in four of Punjabs cities are the youth are opting to communicate either in English or Urdu, others may differ with my view, hardly any use Punjabi although Punjabi is spoken widely in the rural heartlands of Punjab. Due to these factors Pakistani Punjabis will always have a cultural link to Punjabis across the border. I feel Pakistanis have neglected their largest province of Balochestan in terms of understanding the local custom and celebrating Baloch culture language and food. This is just unfortunate Pakistanis need to celebrate and actively promote their cultures which include Sindi Baloch Pukhtun Gilgiti Hazara etc.

Brother, we have nothing in common with Indians.

 

[Samurai_assassin]

Brother, we have nothing in common with Indians.

Some groups of Sikh punjabis do have some similarities with Pak punjabis.

Punjabis make up less than 5% of india's total population. Only a small minority of that 5% will have anything in common with Pakistanis if at all. But that is neither here nor there. A larger proportion of South Western Pakistanis and Iranians are identical in every way. They are the same race but that does not make Pakistan a Middle Eastern or Persian nation. The miniscule similarity we have with india is vastly overplayed by false narratives and propaganda.

That's why I purposely stated the Indian state of Punjab. Many of the Sikh punjabis lived on our side of Punjab before partition places such as Lahore Rawalpindi Multan Faisalabad

 

[Trango Towers]

I feel sorry for the Indian woman who has to sleep with this turd. We Muslims sympathise with the Indian woman that has to sleep with this genetic crap of Hinduism. Mind you the rest are not any better.