Traitors of Pakistan

[PakSword]

No its not , Constitution of Islamic Republic of Pakistan fully guaranteed freedom of speech

The west they support, they can't try saying certain things in those countries as well.. but that's acceptable to these ch**tiyans..

If someone talks shit about Pakistan, they all the rights come in between.. BC sirf rights ki Pakistan main hi zaroorat hai..

 

[AgNoStiC MuSliM]

I previously asked @WebMaster to either delete my account or permanantly ban me but he told me stop logging me.
Which I can't due to addiction problem.

The more time I spent here the more I put my life in danger.

Kindly permantly ban me if deletion is not possible @AgNoStiC MuSliM

No ones life is in danger from keyboard mullah's, and you shouldn't let threats from these keyboard Mullah's scare you into shutting up. I've been posting on this board for almost 12 years and gotten into many, many heated debates with our conservative brethren. Heck, sometimes just my name ends up triggering some of them.

Look at many of the other staff members and their views, many liberal as well - if, as some allege, this board has the 'backing of the Pakistan Army', what does the presence of so many 'patriotic liberals' (distinct from the extreme liberals like Bukhari, Haqqani etc) suggest to you?

If you're concerned, keep your online identity anonymous. The staff here is never going to reveal anything personal about you (not that we know anything beyond your IP anyway).

 

[LeGenD]

I never supported them I still stand by what I said. The policy Musharraf adopted gave birth to the monster TTP. We had no Taliban problem in Tribal areas until corrupt and dumbo Musharraf decided to be more loyal to USA than USA was to itself and send our soldiers in tribal areas. First three years of operations gave birth to TTP which is still not fully defeated and we have lost 70000 Pakistanis 150 Billion dollars financial loss and TTP is still alive and still doing attacks. And now we are even facing PTM which I find more dangerous than TTP. All hail Musharraf dumbo for that not to mention he also turned MQM into a Monster and also set Baluchistan on fire.

So Mr @Sher Shah Awan if you want to remain in denial and ignore what caused the cancer in first place than go ahead you would never be able to resolve the problem Janab.

So Pakistan should have done nothing about the growing menace of terrorism in the region?

 

[Mutakalim]

No its not , Constitution of Islamic Republic of Pakistan fully guaranteed freedom of speech

Tobah, Islam ka nam kese le dya bhai? Tobah Tobah... Inka bas chale to.... Lekin in ki kia okat

 

[Maarkhoor]

This is real face of Zarvan. He has skills to twist things but he always talked against our army not only musharaf. During 2010-2013 He never mourns on death of our army soldiers but taliban. He spread venom day & night against our brave soldiers when we were busy to eliminate terrorists. View attachment 552468

He have changed his view about Taliban long time after this post so no use of such old screen shots to put shame on someone.

 

[313ghazi]

This is what I find really amusing about Pakistani self declared liberals. They're no less intolerant than the conservatives they throw shade at. They have such contempt for traditional Pakistani society and islam. It stems from their colonial mindsets - west is best, white is right, the "natives" are inferior. You can see it on this forum, clear as day. If you need a wider sample just check out Twitter. Hussain Haqqani is a poster boy for these types.

Pakistani self declared liberals - your just another face of the same intolerant coin. If someone is intolerant of the views of another person and is unwilling to allow them to express those views - they can't be liberal, it's an oxymoron.

 

[Haroon Baloch]

I'm confused. Why he is a traitor? Just because he said something that offends you so you will call him a traitor? He have every right to say anything as much we have. You're no one to to call someone traitor.

 

[Yankee-stani]

Bro, I left Islam at the age of 15 and was scared to death for next 4 years in which people were giving fatwas of me being wajib ul qatal. Left Pakistan for studies to France at the age of 19. Spent a decade in Europe and came back 3 years ago because of patriotism with education, money and experience.

For last 3 years, this is everyday's drama in real life. I got used to it, more like numb. But not anymore.

It's better these Muslims kill each other off based on their sects while guys like me simply get out of country.

No offence to anyone. I take side of Muslim minorities while the same minorites simply side with the majority and call me traitor and punishable by death or to keep my mouth shut.

Muslims deserve whatever is happening to them regardless of their sect or school of thought.

I am still Muslim and even if I disagree on your religious views and such I dont want members like you to leave we need to stop the array of group think be it "pseudo-liberal" or "moulvi types" you find around the Pakistanisphere or on PDF, and its good you have came to the motherland to help out and even if you are having a hard time there because of some people I beg you please stay, you know why cause we need a folks from the diaspora to come back as Europe/North America turn further to Nationalism and calls for homogenous societies we have to come up with our own national narrative and nationalism not this "molvi type" or "federation type" of nationalism scam we have had for the past 4-5 decades, cause you never know when they will send " all the Asians and non-whites" back I feel and sense it here as well

 

[313ghazi]

So Pakistan should have done nothing about the growing menace of terrorism in the region?

I think this is a different topic.

 

[AgNoStiC MuSliM]

He have changed his view about Taliban long time after this post so no use of such old screen shots to put shame on someone.

He may have changed his views, but what those original views suggest is that he was willing to support violence in the name of 'Shariah', and his comment recently about 'Pakistani Qaum sharafat say nahin samajhti' (or something like that) suggest that he still supports the use of intimidation (verbal or physical) to push across views that he wants to promote.

 

[313ghazi]

I am still Muslim and even if I disagree on your religious views and such I dont want members like you to leave we need to stop the array of group think be it "pseudo-liberal" or "moulvi types" you find around the Pakistanisphere or on PDF, and its good you have came to the motherland to help out and even if you are having a hard time there because of some people I beg you please stay, you know why cause we need a folks from the diaspora to come back as Europe/North America turn further to Nationalism and calls for homogenous societies we have to come up with our own national narrative and nationalism not this "molvi type" or "federation type" of nationalism scam we have had for the past 4-5 decades, cause you never know when they will send " all the Asians and non-whites" back I feel and sense it here as well

I agree. This forum can seem a bit polarised sometimes, but it's nice to have different opinions and perspectives.

 

[Reichsmarschall]

No ones life is in danger from keyboard mullah's, and you shouldn't let threats from these keyboard Mullah's scare you into shutting up. I've been posting on this board for almost 12 years and gotten into many, many heated debates with our conservative brethren. Heck, sometimes just my name ends up triggering some of them.

Look at many of the other staff members and their views, many liberal as well - if, as some allege, this board has the 'backing of the Pakistan Army', what does the presence of so many 'patriotic liberals' (distinct from the extreme liberals like Bukhari, Haqqani etc) suggest to you?

If you're concerned, keep your online identity anonymous. The staff here is never going to reveal anything personal about you (not that we know anything beyond your IP anyway).

problem isnt liberalism but patriotic dissenter who live abroad and do not miss a single chance to belittle Pakistan and its armed forces have you seen Hussain Haqqanis tweet about German ambassador?
How come these dissenter never talk about establishment of western countries they are currently residing in?

 

[Yankee-stani]

This is what I find really amusing about Pakistani self declared liberals. They're no less intolerant than the conservatives they throw shade at. They have such contempt for traditional Pakistani society and islam. It stems from their colonial mindsets - west is best, white is right, the "natives" are inferior. You can see it on this forum, clear as day. If you need a wider sample just check out Twitter. Hussain Haqqani is a poster boy for these types.

Pakistani self declared liberals - your just another face of the same intolerant coin. If someone is intolerant of the views of another person and is unwilling to allow them to express those views - they can't be liberal, it's an oxymoron.

I have to agree with this OP we have still in foreign *** k...sing mode still and thats the problem the so called "Moulvi" types want to side with their Gulfie Masters while the pseudo Liberals want the Western masters why cant we be masters of own destiny and unite to form one cause to better the nation of PAKISTAN

 

[Peaceful Civilian]

He have changed his view about Taliban long time after this post so no use of such old screen shots to put shame on someone.

There is nothing wrong to provide evidence. He was still talking lie today even with beard and no shame still he repeating lies. I showed him mirror and to whole world.
Just need to putoff mask . There is special thing hidden inside it.

 

[Yankee-stani]

I agree. This forum can seem a bit polarised sometimes, but it's nice to have different opinions and perspectives.

Of course hence the term Forum its a sphere for us to discuss our views it will be less fun without the dissenting opinions and trolls thats why I log on here most often