Mirzali Khan
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We are divided like most societies and countries, the right wing is more religious and focused on Muslim countries, but we also have a growing secular middle class, who don't see the world in binary terms.
They hate india are nationalists, but are not overly religious. As we become more prosperous this class will only increase
Imran Khan was creating this kind of class btw
My friend I have been saying this for ten years since I joined PDF in 2012.
Damn man, during that time I was playing Mario Kart
I am glad slowly this issue finally is coming up for consideration.
It became abundantly clear after Imran Khan's removal.
There's a reason why some parts of Pakistan just genuinely feel left out. Sindhi diaspora population isn't as high and represented among Pakistani diaspora in general. But, there's a reason why people from Quetta, ex-FATA, and rest of Balochistan and their respective diasporas think they aren't p[art of the conversation of mainstream Pakistan and even Pakistani diaspora at large doesn't really pay attention or know those places.
Ottoman Empire brough nothing new to this world. It was essentially just warlordism on steriods. They roded the Greek, Persian and Levant Arab civilizations. If you look at all those great sites in Istanbul most are just Greek base with edifice Perso-Arabic on top.
Ottoman's respected ethnic differences that's the thing. Similar to India.
But the success of Turkey has been to meld all these bastarized people - white, brown, blond, brunete, into the idea that they are all Turks. This they have done a spectaculat job.
It started a Kurdish insurgency that they kind of dealt with. I mean, Turkey knows how to handle their insurgencies and business.
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