Karim Dedicates victory over Singh to Kashmir

[Joe Shearer]

Trolling
The art of deliberately, cleverly, and secretly pissing people off

That excludes some of our worst specimens. They are anything but clever.

 

[ito]

He is from GB

Nope.. He's from Shamsal,Gilgit Baltistan..

@shimshali. Congrats homie.

GB is part of Kashmir. I am surprised that you people talk so much about Kashmir and don't know what makes up Kashmir.

 

[Joe Shearer]

Speaking for rights of oppressed people is not trolling.
Any who I believe annoying Indians has become our favorite past time. This habit has to stop.

??

Was that a troll? I ask in a spirit of scientific curiousity. It was deliberate, it was clever, but I need to validate the last point.

 

[DESERT FIGHTER]

GB is part of Kashmir. I am surprised that you people talk so much about Kashmir and don't know what makes up Kashmir.

Historically it has never been part of Kashmir .. The people themselves are proud of their heritage and Gilgit Baltistan.. Nobody from GB would call or let anyone call him Kashmiri.

@Wajsal. @shimshali @Gikmet Baltee. @unleashed

 

[Moon]

??

Was that a troll? I ask in a spirit of scientific curiousity. It was deliberate, it was clever, but I need to validate the last point.

Eh?

Historically it has never been part of Kashmir .. The people themselves are proud of their heritage and Gilgit Baltistan.. Nobody from GB would call or let anyone call him Kashmiri.

@Wajsal. @shimshali @Gikmet Baltee etc

Wrong WAJsal dude....
@WAJsal
Here

 

[DESERT FIGHTER]

Uloomi ;

Mujtaba

 

[Joe Shearer]

Eh?


Wrong WAJsal dude....
@WAJsal
Here

Just teasing you. Ignore it and go on.

 

[DESERT FIGHTER]

So when he is applying for Indian citizenship.?

Will india will revert back to the days of Muslim rule for another 1000 years.

And you become "dhimmi".. Deal?

 

[Joe Shearer]

Historically it has never been part of Kashmir .. The people themselves are proud of their heritage and Gilgit Baltistan.. Nobody from GB would call or let anyone call him Kashmiri.

@Wajsal. @shimshali @Gikmet Baltee. @unleashed

Hee hee hee.......<evil laugh!>

 

[Moon]

Just teasing you. Ignore it and go on.

I thought you misquoted someone.
No, it wasn't a troll.
A good day to you too.

 

[Zibago]

GB is part of Kashmir. I am surprised that you people talk so much about Kashmir and don't know what makes up Kashmir.

They are a seperate ethnic group with different language and traditions even the majority sect is different(Ismaili and Twelwer Shia)
They are just part of political Kashmir(The state of Kashmir was a mixture of various regions and ethnicities which at one point even included Sialkot)

 

[Dzz]

GB is part of Kashmir. I am surprised that you people talk so much about Kashmir and don't know what makes up Kashmir.

exactly , all they are doing is changing it in their history books

 

[war&peace]

GB is part of Kashmir. I am surprised that you people talk so much about Kashmir and don't know what makes up Kashmir.

GB is a separate province...don't you know that? Please update your info

 

[WAJsal]

Historically it has never been part of Kashmir .. The people themselves are proud of their heritage and Gilgit Baltistan.. Nobody from GB would call or let anyone call him Kashmiri.

@Wajsal. @shimshali @Gikmet Baltee. @unleashed

Correct to some extent. But in larger context we do associate with Kashmir...

So he is from Shimshal, should check if he is somehow connected to me. Not kidding!

Wrong WAJsal dude....
@WAJsal
Here

He is right and wrong, it's a bit complicated.

 

[ito]

GB is a separate province...don't you know that? Please update your info

You seem to have no knowledge on Kashmir.

Anyway this thread is not about Kashmir, but celebrating Karim's victory. Let us stick to it.

They are a seperate ethnic group with different language and traditions even the majority sect is different(Ismaili and Twelwer Shia)
They are just part of political Kashmir(The state of Kashmir was a mixture of various regions and ethnicities which at one point even included Sialkot)

Majority of states in India -and I am sure it is true of provinces of Pakistan, is that they are not homogenous regions or of ethnicities. They vary a lot from south to north and from west to east in terms of dialects, ethnicities, food and culture.

I read somewhere that India changes every 100 Km, and it is true.