Wednesday, March 17, 2010

A Pakistani Elder's Statement - Pakistan Destined To Defeat India - Riles Indians

The Nation newspaper of Pakistan reported that its editor in chief Mr. Majeed Nizami, who also heads the Foundation for Pakistan's Ideology, accused India in a story published recently that it "is bent upon destroying Pakistan." 

Mr. Nizami then went on to make a dire warning cloaked in satire. "If India," he said, "did not refrain from committing aggression against us, then Pakistan is destined to defeat India because our horses in the form of atomic bombs and missiles are far better than Indian ‘donkeys’."

Mr. Nizami was apparently making a refernce in jest to several incidents recently where Indian missile tests flopped, nuclear security was breached, and a story where foreign experts charged that the famed Indian nuclear tests of 1998 were not as successful as portrayed by New Delhi.

This statement riled some Indians so much that it unleashed a flurry of emails from Indians to Pakistani newspapers and news Web sites accusing Mr. Nizami of promoting hatred against India.

The Indians were so angry they apparently picked up every Pakistani newspaper columnist and sent them emails. I received one of them in my capacity as a columnist for The News. 

I had not read the original statement by Mr. Nizamy but judging by Indian reactions I thought Mr. Nizami might have really gone hard this time on the Indians.

But I was disappointed. My first reaction after reading him was that his statement is peanuts compared to the anti-Pakistan drivel that virtually fills the Indian airwaves and newsprint. There isn't anyone in Pakistan who can match the Indian hatemongering against Pakistan.

Mr. Nizami's statement was reasonable and conditional on Indian actions. I can list over 20 references quoting Indian public figures, political leaders, and religious leaders who've made statements that encourage extreme hatred toward Pakistan and Pakistanis. I can't recall a single incident in Pakistan where a Pakistani Hindu was attacked or killed because of his or her religion. In India, 2100 Indians were killed because they were Muslims. And this happened in the 21st century, not in the 1920s.

Serving Indian military officers joined Hindu terrorists to burn 50 Pakistanis alive in 2006. India not only has the world's biggest concentration of poverty and health issues, it also has the biggest concentration of religious nutcases, disgusting religious practices, and outright hatemongering against followers of other religions, especially Christians and Muslims.

For every case of an old Saudi man marrying a 15-year-old girl, there are at least a hundred similar cases in India, not to mention the unique tradition of burying newborn girls alive as a custom across many Indian villages and towns. And this happens today, not a century ago.

All of this doesn't come to the surface very often because the American and British media is biased in favor of India for political and strategic reasons. Otherwise, India's ugly face is worse than anything we've seen anywhere else.

6 comments:

  1. I fail to grasp that what do would this hate speech do? War mongers and hate lovers are present on both sides of the border and until we do not try to make an effort to understand the standpoint of our neighbors how can peace foster?

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  2. Hi,
    Nizami must be brave man. I hope that one day; our leader would be a man like Nizami.

    Well done Nizami, India can only understand this kind of language.

    Ammar, how you can live in peace with your neighbour, if your neighbour does not want .

    India’s aggression (since inception, Kashmir, water issue, now Indian presence in Afghanistan and sui bombings in our cities and lot more.) has been prolonged.

    I think that time has come to take decisive action, and Pakistan must clearly identify its nation interest. But our leader cannot understand national interest they can only understand their own interest.

    We do not need money aid from America. If American can provide us their best professor who can teach our leaders regarding nation interests, our all problem would be solved.

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  3. Hi,

    Pakistan nemesis, you are right, we criticize Inida all the time,
    Can you please explain why we criticize India all the time, why not any other country.
    Please do not write that India is a neighbour country and India is a peaceful country and Indians are trustable.

    And please give us solution as well how to fix the problems mentioned in your above writing as it seems to me that you are very concerned about Pakistan.
    Please do not write that kill them all. Anyway killing is not a solution as death is following every human in this world. One day it will catch everyone.

    If you are kind of professor then our government should hire you to teach our clerics

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  4. Mr. Pakistan nemesis, if you given any solution in your comment then it gone to right person (AQ), if something else lol
    Anyway, would you like to mention your true identity (Pakistan or India ), by your ID, you seem to me Indian . India is the biggest problem in our 63 years history. I think, you must think the opposite. It means that there is definitely some problem, who is at the fault, very hard to judge , you would say Pakistan , I would say India . very strange lol, let it go, it keeps every forum alive in subcontinent.

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  6. First of all, I hope Mr. Zaid Hamid is doing a good job presenting our views against Indians, and also that, at his best, he can stand up to at least some of those who are expressing anti-Pakistani views.

    And Pakistan's Nemesis, keep on giving your views; they only reflect the great breach of hatred between the two countries and come across as a slap to those fools amongst us who want friendly relations with your country.

    We were, we are and we will remain
    Your Arch enemies, and your nemesis!

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