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They glorified and congratulated a terror regime next door, who is involved in sponsoring multiple terror attacks in Pakistan.

No one will be more angrier to see this than policemen in KPK who are fighting and sacrificing their lives against Afghan-sponsored TTP every other day.

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The Truth of the Pakistani Muslim Population

Two Christians named Shahzad Masih and Shama Masih were beaten and burned to death by a mob for alleged Islamic blasphemy. Reports indicate that the mob was 500 to over 1000 people from several villages.

This and other incidents expose something that is a truth about the Muslim population in Pakistan. The Muslim population or even the general population in Pakistan is unique from other nations.

The truth is that a significant number of the Muslims in Pakistan are Godless savages who have an extreme version of Islam. You may not notice this but it is very common, they are all around you if you don't live in some rich gated community or something. They are perhaps a quarter or more of the Muslim population. There are even some areas in Pakistan that are the same as Taliban Afghanistan in culture.

There is a disease in Pakistan. The disease is Islamic extremism and it multiplies itself like cancer. If you do not act to stop it, who will? If we do not stop it then you will live in a country like Afghanistan with no progress and no future: Where your mothers, sisters, and daughters will be beaten bloody and the religious minorities and their children will be wiped off the face of the Earth. Is that the Pakistan we want?

Fight against Islamic extremism. Educate and take action.

Long live Pakistan.

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u/Pissoff590 — 14 hours ago
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Some people during Pakistan's Independence Day celebrations on the streets of Peshawar

u/SatoruGojo232 — 3 days ago
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Islamic Extremists in Pakistan must be stopped.

Islamist=Islamic Extremist

The Islamists in Pakistan are a cancer to Pakistan. They are a blockade to our country's progression and kill it slowly from within like a cancer. They attack good law reforms, they attack Pakistani Christians, and they persecute other religious groups.

We all know about the notorious attack against Christians in 2023 in Jaranwala, Faisalabad District. They burned churches, desecrated Bibles, committed sacrilege, and destroyed/burnt homes. Christians already face poverty and we have Islamist pigs are terrorising them further. Much of the scum who did this have not been held accountable.

But here is a more disturbing recent example of persecution against Christians: https://www.rvasia.org/asian-news/truck-attack-easter-sunday-sunrise-procession-pakistan-leaves-60-injured-4-critical

In that article this year on the 5th of April on Easter Sunday, Christians were attacked by a truck as a deliberate act of mass murder. This is deplorable. Though it was not as bad as the Easter bombing 10 years ago by the Pakistani Taliban that killed over 70 people which included both Christians and Muslims and injured over 300.

All of this is unacceptable. The Islamists in Pakistan are Satanic morally depraved monsters. They must be stopped by any means necessary.

There needs to be major action done against them. To start, we should speak out against the Islamists in Pakistan and then proceed to action against them. This should include education as well as force in circumstances where it is beneficial.

The banning of Islamist terrorist groups like the TLP and the crackdown on Islamist groups overseen by Marshal Asim Munir has been a huge step but more needs to be done. If we do not take further action against these terrorists then Pakistan will become like the shithole named 'Afghanistan' and then eventually perish.

Remember to keep Pakistan and Pakistani Christians/other religious minorities in your prayers.

God bless Pakistan.

u/Pissoff590 — 5 days ago
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Pakistan cockroach party

he got some good amount of followers the person who made even organized gathering for now follow him on Instagram

u/deadswordrj — 5 days ago
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Karachi - British military Cantonment, late 1800s:

u/mushmanMAD — 4 days ago
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Muslims gather as they seek protected transport to Pakistan (September, 1947)

u/HistoricalCarsFan — 8 days ago
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Azadi mubarak

For all the hypocrites who chose to ignore real life issues and still celebrate this "independence"

u/mSaim47 — 7 days ago
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The staff of the new Pakistan government leave Delhi (August 7, 1947)

u/mushmanMAD — 9 days ago
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Displaced/orphaned children and women on their way to Pakistan (1947):

u/mushmanMAD — 10 days ago
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A group of Muslim migrants on their way to Pakistan from Delhi:

u/mushmanMAD — 11 days ago
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The Crisis of Circular Debt Could Break Pakistan

A significant number of Pakistani households simply cannot afford enough gas and electricity to survive without "subsidies" (will come back to this word) thus the govt asks state owned enterprises (SOEs) to indefinitely delay requests for payment while continuing to deliver energy so not only to avoid riots - but also to keep the country running. However, our govt is bleeding money thus they don't have the sort of cash required to provide subsidies of this scale and thus uses their majority shareholder status to enforce their demands on SOEs. Note: Though I should clear - this is not limited to domestic players.

Pakistani companies don't get paid, new investment drowns out, jobs disappear, tax revenue is lost, and the system likely is unfair since energy pricing is so inconsistent. Its gotten so bad that gas and electricity owed debt is in the several trillion rupees. Ultimately, there is no such thing as a free lunch and eventually reality is going to catch up and slap us in the face if we don't get our act together.

I fear the only path forward if the country doesn't want another Bangladesh is austerity for some time but no politician has the guts to enforce moral order.

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u/WhoReallyKnowsThis — 10 days ago
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A Family Fighting More Than Just Cancer

An update regarding my office boy’s wife, who is only 35 and is fighting rectal cancer.

After going through 20 days of laser treatment, she has suffered severe skin damage/burning from her lower abdomen down to her knees and has been admitted to the hospital again.

Dow Hospital has given them a date in September for the required tests and actual treatment, which will be provided free of cost. However, there are still many expenses they are struggling to manage that include hospital admissions and visits, medicines, food, travelling, blood transfusions, and other treatment-related costs.

I previously raised some amount for them, which was a great help. Unfortunately, he is now in urgent need of financial support again and requested me to share this appeal.

If you can contribute, even a small amount can make a difference. You can also share this post to help it reach someone who can.

The case is genuine, and I can provide the relevant documents for verification.

Please help this family during this extremely difficult time and keep his wife in your prayers.

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u/Academic_Resort_5316 — 7 days ago