Former Brit Playboy and now rising Pakistani politician Imran Khan, In U.S. On Fundraising Trip, Justifies Taliban’s ‘Jihad In Afghanistan’ Against U.S. Forces

And while I find the once-notorious playboy Imran Khan a despicable jihadist who played the West like a violin, what he says is true: "Imran Khan says Taliban's 'holy war' in Afghanistan is justified by Islamic law."

Who in the United States is giving this enemy of freedom money? Who is tracking his supporters in the States?

Rising Pakistani
Politician Imran Khan, In U.S. On Fundraising Trip, Justifies Taliban's
'Jihad In Afghanistan' Against U.S. Forces, Accuses Jewish/Israeli Lobby
Of Attacking Pakistan's Nuclear Program MEMRI

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Known for his mass public campaign against the U.S. drone strikes
on Taliban hideouts, rising Pakistani politician Imran Khan is currently
visiting the U.S. for fundraising events organized by the U.S. branch
of his Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party.

According to the official PTI website, Khan will address a
fundraising dinner at the Soundview Studios in New York City on October
26, 2012.[1] The event will be broadcast live worldwide and is expected to be viewed by Pakistani diaspora and people in Pakistan.

Imran Khan is a globally celebrated cricketer who captained his
country's cricket team to win the 1992 World Cup, and after retirement
from cricket has emerged as an immensely popular leader in Pakistan,
mainly due to his anti-U.S. campaign that has sought to channel popular
Pakistani public opinion against the U.S. drone attacks on Taliban
hideouts. Khan also opposed the unilateral U.S. unilateral raid that
killed Al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden in May 2011, arguing that the
U.S. violated Pakistan's sovereignty.

Although Khan's Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) is not expected to
win the 2013 elections in Pakistan, which follows a parliamentary form
of democracy in which the prime minister and the president are not
directly elected by people, he has definitely emerged as a popular
leader in Pakistan. A large section of youth and religious groups
express support for Khan's PTI. With growing popularity, Khan's
statements and political positions have also been examined minutely by
the Pakistani media in recent years.

Excerpts are given below from Pakistani media reports, which
indicate that Khan has recently sought to justify the Taliban's waging
of jihad against the U.S. and NATO forces in Afghanistan while
simultaneously refusing to condemn the Taliban in Pakistan. Media
reports indicate that Khan opposes the U.S. role in Pakistan to the
extent of saying that Pakistan doesn't need any U.S. aid. At the same
time, Khan has also sought to garner the support of rightwing Pakistani
public opinion that is sympathetic to the Taliban and opposed to India
and the United States. In the statements given below, Khan also alleges
that the Jewish/Israeli lobby in America controls the global media and
is working to undermine Pakistan's nuclear program.

Pakistani Newspaper Report: Imran Khan Says "War In Afghanistan Is Jihad"

In October 2012, after visiting Malala Yousafzai, a 14-year-old
Pakistani girl attacked by the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) for her
advocacy of girls' education and opposition in an anonymous online diary
to the Taliban's enforcement of Islamic shari'a in Pakistan's Swat
district in early 2009, Imran Khan justified the waging of jihad in
Afghanistan. Following are excerpts from an October 11, 2012 media
report titled "War in Afghanistan is jihad, says Imran":[2]

"Terming the ongoing war in Afghanistan a 'jihad,' Pakistan
Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chief Imran Khan parried a question… whether the
war in Pakistan's tribal belt could be labelled as terrorism. He was
addressing a press conference in Peshawar after paying a visit to
inquire after the health of Malala Yousafzai.

"The PTI chief condemned the attack on Malala, saying attacking
children was against the teachings of Islam and Pashtun traditions, and
offered every possible help to Malala's family. Imran added that there
was a need to investigate the motivations of various Taliban factions
operating in the country, adding that the decision to carry out a
military operation in Waziristan in 2004 and the Lal Masjid episode
[i.e. 2007 military operation against militants in Islamabad] were 'the
main reasons' behind the violence across the country.

"[He said:] 'In the guise of the Taliban, there are several criminal
gangs who didn't even spare PTI workers by demanding extortion money.'
The PTI chief said that 'drone attacks are carried out with the consent
of the government, and in reaction, Taliban attack civilians."'

According to a video of his statement made at the press conference in Peshawar, Imran Khan said:[3]
"Jihad is a very simple thing. When I wage a war for my freedom, it is
jihad. It's averse of the Koran; it's straight clear. [When] one fights
for his freedom, it's jihad. Those who are fighting in Afghanistan
against foreign occupation, it's jihad."

Afghan Websites: Afghan Government, Lawmakers Condemn Khan's Jihad Comment

According to an Afghan website, "The Afghan government has strongly
condemned… Imran Khan for calling the ongoing war in Afghanistan
against foreign troops 'jihad.' Farhad Azimi, Deputy Secretary of the
Afghan Parliament… said, 'This is clear interference in Afghanistan's
internal affairs. We urge the Pakistani government to arrest people who
support the Taliban'….

"Hamid Zazai, managing director of Mediothek, an Afghan-German NGO…
said, 'The war in Afghanistan is not jihad. This is a war by terrorists
against Afghanistan, its people and the entire international
community.' He alleged that Khan is receiving support from the Taliban,
and that by making such statements, he is just 'paving the way for
stronger Taliban support than what he is enjoying now.'"[4]

According to a report on the Afghan website Tolonews.com: "Afghan
lawmakers … slammed the recent statement made by former Pakistani
cricketer and politician Imran Khan that the war in Afghanistan was
Jihad or Islamic 'holy war.' The lawmakers said that such statements
incense people against the Afghan government and foreign forces and
ignite more instability in the country.

"'Imran Khan was pro-American in the past, but now he's following the
ideas of ISI [Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence known for
supporting the Taliban],' Badakhshan MP Fawzia Koofi said. Daikundi MP
Asadullah Sahadati said that Khan was not the only one making these
statements. 'Several Pakistani organs are making propaganda against
Afghanistan,' he said."[5]

In TV Interview, Imran Khan Justifies Taliban's 2009 Enforcement Of Shari'a Rule In Swat, States: "When People Talk Of Shari'a, What Is That Shari'a? The Common People, Who Are Pakistani, They All Want Shari'a"

In an interview with television host Dr. Shahid Masood, Imran Khan
answered a range of questions about his protest movement against the
U.S. drone attacks and the anti-Taliban military operations as well as
the 2009 enforcement of Islamic shari'a rule by the Taliban in
Pakistan's Swat district. He observed:[6]

"Peace will return only if the people stand with you. They [i.e. the
government] ruined everything by sending troops to the tribal region [to
fight against the Taliban militants], and the extremist who was on the
margin has become the mainstream… The second aspect is that there is a
fear, that shari'a [rule] has arrived. Our so-called liberal class is
afraid that shari'a has arrived; one doesn't [know] what would happen;
hands will be chopped off [as punishments by the Taliban]. Shari'a is
what makes us human… Shari'a brings justice and humanity in society;
it's the name of a welfare state….

"Look at Allah's blessing that a liberal alliance [the governments of
secular Pakistan People's Party in Islamabad and of secular Awami
Nationalist Party] have brought shari'a [referring to shari'a-for-peace
deal agreed between the government and the Taliban that led to
enforcement of shari'a rule in Swat district against which Malala
Yousafzai spoke]….

"[Justifying the shari'a rule in Swat district] Look how wrong is
[the late U.S. special representative for Afghanistan and Pakistan
Richard] Holbrooke's statement that shari'a rule will be very bad. Now,
tell me, will they teach us which Islam to follow?… When people talk
of shari'a, what is that shari'a? The common people, who are Pakistani,
they all want shari'a…."

In another interview, Khan stated: "It is shameful that we call
ourselves Muslims and fear shari'a; what is shari'a? Shari'a is the path
of the Prophet [Muhammad] peace be upon him. If you are a Muslim, you
want to follow shari'a."[7]

Khan On Pakistani Government: "Who Is Benefiting
From This War [Against Terrorism]?"; "Have You [i.e. Pakistani
Government] Given Them [i.e. Americans] Permission To Kill Our Own
People?"

In June 2011, following an anti-U.S. protest meeting, Imran Khan was
interviewed on the killing of Osama bin Laden, the Pakistani
government's role in the U.S.-led war against terrorism, as well as
recent attacks on the headquarters of Pakistan Army and Pakistan Navy by
jihadist forces inside the military. Following are some excerpts from
his June 16, 2011 interview:[8]

"Who is benefiting from this war [against terror]? The tiny elite.
This sit-in [a protest meeting organized by Khan's Pakistan
Tehreek-e-Insaf party] was directed at the government. It was telling
them: 'Tell us the truth.' What is the real truth? Have you given them
[i.e. Americans] the permission to kill our own people?

"Secondly, it was directed towards the Americans – that the violation
[e.g. killing of Osama bin Laden] of some country's sovereignty is
against the United Nations charter. They are violating their own
humanitarian laws. In the United States, all humanitarian laws are
against anyone becoming judge, jury, and executioner…. 

"The attack on the naval headquarters [in Karachi on May 22, 2011]
has shaken Pakistan. It has shaken Pakistan because there is a
realization that if we keep on the path we are going, we could have
mutiny in the army. Because, this was clearly an inside job. Clearly,
people from within the navy or the air force were involved in this
attack."

"Over 80% Of The Pakistanis Think That The U.S. Is An
Enemy; Why…? Because They Think That The U.S. Is Not Fighting A War
Against Terror; It's A War Against Islam" 

"I have been warning against this for a while, because according to
all the polls taken in Pakistan, all the surveys, over 80% of the
Pakistanis think that the U.S. is an enemy. Why do they think of them as
an enemy? Because they think that the U.S. is not fighting a war
against terror. It's a war against Islam. 

"So, if 80% of the population thinks like that, then if you take it
to the army, surely 80% of the armed personnel would also be thinking
like that. That is why it is very dangerous – because so far, the
attacks on [former Pakistani military ruler] General Musharraf both were
from within the army. The attack on the headquarters … [of Pakistan
Army in Rawalpindi on October 10, 2009] – that was an inside job. Fifty
of our commandos were blown up in the base – an inside job. There have
been a lot of people caught, within the army, and then whisked away, and
they disappeared, because they were thought to be involved in some sort
of subversion or mutiny… 

"Now if we keep going on this course which we have taken, it is so
dangerous for Pakistan. It is dangerous for Pakistan because if anything
happens within the army, the country is in real trouble, because that
is the only thing that is holding the country together right now. 

"Here is the U.S., and people in the West, saying that Pakistan could
be destabilized, that Pakistan's nuclear assets could fall into the
wrong hands, and yet they are doing so far in Pakistan, by asking us…
pushing us to do more now, sending our troops, forcing us to go into
North Waziristan [to fight against the Taliban], is actually
destabilizing the country. All the actions are leading to a scenario
where it could possibly happen – that the country could be so
destabilized that the nuclear weapons could all into the wrong
hands…."

"If… [The Pakistani Government] Is Perceived To Be A Stooge Of
America – Taking Dollars To Be A Hired Gun For The Americans, Then All
We Are Doing Is Fanning Extremism, And This Is A Never-Ending War Which
Will Destroy Pakistan"

"May 2nd [the date of Osama bin Laden's assassination] took us all by
shock. It was the biggest shock because here was Osama Bin Laden in
Pakistan – the number one shock. Number two – he was not in the tribal
areas of the wild areas, and actually in a city. Number three – we heard
that the Pakistan government, army, or intelligence agencies provided
the intelligence. Yet they didn't finish the job. The Americans came and
killed him….

"There are so many question marks about Osama bin Laden: Was he
there? What was he doing there? Who kept him there? How did he avoid
detection? How did the Americans find out? Why didn't the Pakistanis
know about it? And so on…. 

"The feeling in Pakistan is that we have a ruling elite that to fill
its own pockets, rather than conducting reforms, which the country badly
needs, rather than spending money on education, on human development,
fighting corruption, setting up institutions, rule of law…

"What they are doing is taking a shortcut, taking money from the
U.S., pretending to be this people who are fighting Islamic radicalism –
the word used is 'bulwark' against terrorism and Islamic extremism…
They basically want the situation to continue just so the aid keeps
coming, benefiting them, while the country sinks. They make a lot of
money. 

"So people feel that the time has come for a change. Say 'no' to aid.
We do not want this aid. It is destroying our country. We want to stand
on our own feet, be a sovereign country, and take responsibility for
whatever happens within our borders. We should be… A sovereign,
credible, democratic government should be responsible for all terrorism
from its soil. But it can only do that if it is sovereign. If it is
perceived to be a stooge of America – taking dollars to be a hired gun
for the Americans, then all we are doing is fanning extremism, and this
is a never-ending war which will destroy Pakistan…."

In Interview, Khan Tells U.S.: "We Will Fight This
War Our Own Way; We Don't Want Interference; We Don't Want Your Money;
We Don't Want Your Aid"

In another interview, Imran Khan also opposed the killing of Al-Qaeda
leader Osama bin Laden in a unilateral U.S. military raid in Pakistan
in May 2011, arguing that the U.S., being an ally, should have respected
Pakistan's sovereignty. Following are excerpts from the interview:[9]

"I am a Pakistani citizen. My country has given 34,000 people dead in
a war we had nothing to do with; $70 billion lost to the economy when
the total [U.S.] aid has been $20 billion. How would I feel that my ally
who we are fighting for doesn't trust us, instead comes and conducts
the operation itself [to kill Osama bin Laden without informing
Pakistan]; should it not have told our government; either it is an ally
or it's not an ally….

"First of all, this myth being spun that 4-5,000 Haqqani Taliban is
the reason why the U.S. is not succeeding in Afghanistan; 140,000 U.S.
soldiers in Afghanistan, greatest military machine in history, is not
succeeding because of these four or five thousand fighters that are
supposed to be holed up in North Waziristan [tribal district of
Pakistan] does not make sense….

"Are we Pakistanis not allowed to criticize American policy…?
[Commenting on the U.S.'s right to self-defense] But does the Pakistani
government also have not any semblance of sovereignty in our country…?
They are fighting this war on terror, which is why 34,000 people have
died; can they not fight it their own way….?

"[Asked about UK Prime Minister David Cameron expressing concern over
Pakistan's double-sided role in the war on terror] God, if I was the
prime minister of Pakistan, I would have immediately told them [the U.S.
and UK] that look, we will fight this war our own way; we don't want
interference; we don't want your money; we don't want your aid. Look, it
doesn't mean cut in the relationships with the Americans…. Pakistan
has lost $70 billion… this is published by our own, current
government; total aid is $20 billion; this aid is destroying us."

According to another television interview, Khan stated that Pakistani
"people feel that the time has come for a change. Say 'no' to aid. We
do not want this aid. It is destroying our country. We want to stand on
our own feet, be a sovereign country, and take responsibility for
whatever happens within our borders. We should be… A sovereign,
credible, democratic government should be responsible for all terrorism
from its soil. But it can only do that if it is sovereign. If it is
perceived to be a stooge of America – taking dollars to be a hired gun
for the Americans, then all we are doing is fanning extremism, and this
is a never-ending war which will destroy Pakistan."[10]

Pakistani Media Reports: Khan's Rise Supported By
Pakistan's ISI; Opposition Leader Nawaz Sharif Gives "A Go-Ahead To
Party Leaders To 'Expose The Games Of The Military Establishment' – And
Particularly To Criticize" The ISI

Imran Khan addressing a political rally in Lahore (Roznama Jang, October 31, 2011)

Following a hugely successful political rally organized by Imran Khan
in Lahore on October 30, 2011, political leaders alleged that the
Pakistani military's Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI), which has been
known to be supporting the Taliban in Afghanistan, is behind the sudden
rise of Imran Khan in Pakistani politics. Following are excerpts from a
Pakistani television program:[11]

"The frantic political stir created by the up-and-coming Pakistan
Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) has provoked opposing reactions on Saturday
[November 12] from the two heavyweight parties of the country, the
Pakistan People's Party (PPP) and the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz
(PML-N). While [then] Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani calmly shrugged
off talk of there being any threat to his party from the PTI’s
monumental rise, Opposition Leader in the National Assembly Chaudhry
Nisar Ali Khan [of PML-N] was more frantic – alleging that there was a
concerted effort to undermine the PML-N, using parties such as the PTI,
and saying he had evidence to support this claim.

"Though it had been fluid for a while, the political landscape was
shaken by the PTI’s mammoth October 30 rally… in Lahore, the seat of
power in Punjab, long considered the bastion of the PML-N's power. Even
before the Lahore rally, with PTI's major political activity taking
place in urban Punjab constituencies, analysts and observers concluded
that the rise of Imran Khan's PTI would hurt the PML-N the most.

"The Lahore rally seemed to drive this point home emphatically for
the PML-N, which has since then been in a huddle, planning what to do.
PML-N’s President Nawaz Sharif on Saturday [November 12] held a meeting
of the party's senior leaders in… Lahore where he also presided over a
meeting of party workers from Faisalabad division.

"According to senior party member privy to the discussions at the
meeting, Sharif has given a go-ahead to party leaders to 'expose the
games of military establishment' and particularly to criticize the
Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI). The PML-N's think tank last month had
decided that this offensive would be launched if the [military-led]
establishment did not cease and desist from interfering in the country's
political dynamics – and that those ISI officials allegedly involved in
this practice would be 'exposed'…."

Opposition Leader Chaudhry Nisar Says He "Would Demand That the
Prime Minister Call The Army Chief [Gen.  Kayani] To The Floor Of The
National Assembly To Clarify The Establishment's Position"

"Chaudhry Nisar, in a typically fiery press conference, said he would
present evidence of the military establishment’s sponsoring and
promotion of PTI's Lahore rally. He warned that if the ISI did not mend
its ways the PML-N would take 'direct action' either on the floor of the
house, in the courts or through the media. 'I have detailed documents
of funding and ample evidence of the management the ISI extended in
making the PTI's rally successful,' Nisar said…."

"Asked why he did not approach Chief of Army Staff Gen. Ashfaq Pervez
Kayani with the allegations, Nisar replied that he had approached the
general a number of times to control the role of ISI in politics.
Kayani, he said, never responded to the pleas. He did add that he told
the army chief that the ISI's role under Kayani had remained 'excellent'
for the first two years – but that this role had become dubious once
again.

"[In answer] to a query, Nisar said that since Kayani would not
listen to him, he would demand that the prime minister call the army
chief to the floor of the National Assembly to clarify the
establishment's position in the making and breaking of political
parties.

"He said that the ISI was being used for petty politics despite the
Pakistan military being under immense foreign pressure…. He said that
Imran Khan had been in politics for 15 years, yet those that have joined
him in recent days have strong linkages with the establishment. He
added that 90% of those joining the PTI are from a party created by
former President Gen. Pervez Musharraf, that is, the PML-Q…."

Report: "[Former ISI Chief] Hamid Gul… Began Working On A New
Plan For The Future Leadership Of The Country; He Chose Three Prominent
Pakistanis… Imran Khan Agreed to Take A Political Role"

Following are excerpts from a Pakistani media report examining how
former ISI chief Hamid Gul has supported a plan to install Imran Khan in
power:[12]

"Imran Khan captained the winning Pakistani cricket team in the 1992
World Cup in Australia and returned to Pakistan a national hero. He then
pursued the cause of establishing a free cancer hospital in memory of
his deceased mother Shaukat Khanum, who died of cancer.

"At the same time, Lieutenant-General Hamid Gul retired from the
Pakistan Army and began working on a new plan for the future leadership
of the country. He chose three prominent Pakistanis; namely, former
governor, renowned social worker and reformer Hakim Mohammad Saeed, the
social worker and philanthropist Abdul Sattar Edhi, and Imran Khan.
Saeed refused to take part in politics, and was gunned down in front of
his clinic in 1998. Edhi left Pakistan in the mid 1990s, alleging that
Pakistani intelligence was trying to force him into politics. Imran Khan
agreed to take a political role.

"The transformation of an Oxford University political sciences
graduate seen as a sex symbol in the West into a politician who penned
articles in leading Urdu newspapers against the Western lifestyle and
Westernized thinking in Pakistan stunned many.

"After the October 12, 1999 military coup [by General Musharraf],
Khan jumped on Musharraf's bandwagon but by 2003 he had distanced
himself from the president. The military establishment continued to
engage him. However, Khan has remained a major campaigner against the
Pakistan military's oppression of Islamic forces. Even in 2009, as all
Pakistani politicians including Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz Group [of
former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif] supported military operations in
Swat, he insisted that they could only breed militancy…."

Khan In Interview: "The Jewish Lobby… Controls
The Global Media"; "There Is A Very Big Lobby In America… That's
Basically The Israeli Lobby; It Wants The Pakistani Nuclear Program
Rolled Back"

Interviewed on Pakistan's Aaj TV, Khan said that the Jews control the global media:

"[Asked about the decline in Pakistani media coverage for his
political activities in Pakistan, he said:] "The problem is that our
competition is with two governments: the central government on the one
side and the provincial government in Punjab. They have massive funds
for advertisements [to give to pliable newspapers and television
channels]…. Advertisements play a big part and because of it, a small
minority, the Jewish lobby, which controls the global media…"[13]

Asked to explain the U.S.'s dominant agenda in Pakistan by a television host on Dawn News television this year, Khan stated:

"There is a very big lobby in America, and it's a very powerful
lobby, and that's basically the Israeli lobby. It wants the Pakistani
nuclear program rolled back. When they use the word 'secure', it
basically means roll back.

"Actually, it is their dominant agenda that is coming to the fore;
they are consistent about it. And that lobby is very powerful. The one
which is trying to get an attack launched on Iran, the same lobby is
after the nuclear program of Pakistan and it is the Israeli lobby."[14]

Khan On India's Westernizing Generation: "I Am
Strongly Opposed To What Is Happening In India [i.e. Indians Imitating
The West]; Because, They Have Become A Desi Bitch With A Western Bark"

India, with a fast-growing economy, has emerged as a major U.S. ally
in recent years. People in India are also adopting Western lifestyle,
which is also reflected in their pro-West outlook on economy, politics
and cinema. In a television interview, Imran Khan offered disparaging
comments about Indians, observing:[15]

"I am strongly opposed to what is happening in India [i.e. Indians
imitating the West in lifestyle, economy and cinema]. Because, they have
become a desi [indigenous/Islamic] bitch with a Western bark. In
other words, they are Indians, but they are trying become Western. A
crow trying to walk like a swan [i.e. making a fool of oneself, or
trying to become something you are not]. They can never be Western; no
matter how much they try, they will remain Indian.

"But in their films, in their advertising, lifestyles are Western.
But they are Western. Their people are brown, but those who act on
television, their color is white; they do not represent people; their
people speak one language, they speak a different language. Their
habits, saying hi, come from America, which is an imported
culture, divorced from their own culture. Unfortunately, in the name of
progressive thought, we are bringing the same in Pakistan; we are acting
the same habits in Pakistan."

Reviewer Of Khan's Autobiography:  Imran Khan "Liked The Defiance Of [Zulfiqar Ali] Bhutto, Who Had Committed Pakistan To A Thousand-Year War With India"

In a review of Imran Khan's autobiography "Pakistan: A Personal History," noted Pakistani commentator Khaled Ahmed observed:[16]

"Following the completion of his A-levels in 1972 from Aitchison
College Lahore, Imran went to Oxford (p.57). He already liked the
defiance of [former Pakistani leader Zulfiqar Ali] Bhutto who had
committed Pakistan to a thousand-year war with India at the UN. But
Bhutto fell early enough because of his embedded flaw of a feudal mind
(p.40). Memory inclined him to abhor what he calls the brown sahibs of
Pakistan whom he first saw in Lahore Gymkhana where 'Pakistanis
pretended to be English and danced to Western music on a Saturday night'
(p.43). Gora sahib British had embedded an inferiority complex amongst the natives with great care (p.45).

"He loved cricketers who refused to kowtow: 'Sir Vivian Richards from
the West and Sunil Gavaskar of India were both examples of sportsmen
who wanted to assert their equality on the cricket field against their
former colonial masters' (p.64). British Raj had romanced the Pathan
highlander even as he fought him, admiring his defiance. As captain of
the Pakistan team, Imran got on well with Gen. Ziaul Haq, although 'his
political use of Islam was aimed more at capturing the mood of the time'
(p.69). He thought Islamization was mere outward observance and
remained untouched by it. (Later, Captain Inzimamul Haq would preside
over a crudely demonstrative religiosity that left the team empty of all
ethic. Today, after Talibanization, even Miandad says he used to do wuzu [ablution] before going in to bat.)

"Imran imbibed a strong sense of personal destiny. He recalls: 'Pir
Gi [Sufi mystic] from Sahiwal said I would be very famous and make my
mother a household name' (p.89). Imran had announced his first
retirement when he met another clairvoyant: 'Baba Chala lived in a
little village just a few miles from the Indian border. He certainly had
not heard bout [sic] my retirement… the man looked at me and said I
had not left my profession…. It is the will of Allah; you are still in
the game' (p.93).

"But the man who stood by him as his spiritual mentor was Mian Bashir
(d.2005) who shocked him by naming the Quranic ayat [Koranic verse] his
mother used to read to baby Imran and predicted that Allah had turned
the tables in his favor in the Lamb-Botham libel suit whose reparations
would have pauperized Imran (p.189). Mian Bashir also disarmed a
sceptical Jemima [the British heiress] by accurately guessing her three
secret wishes (p.120)."

Imran Khan "Is Aware Of The 'Born Again' Label And Resists It…
He Is More Firmly Moored In [The Teachings Of Islamist Poet] Allama
Iqbal… But He May Ultimately Be More Like Sayyed Qutb"

"Imran married Jemima in 1995, but the marriage was on the rocks soon
enough. He is graceful in his expression of sincere regret at what
happened: 'The six months leading up to our divorce and the six months
after made up the hardest year of my life' (p.214). If the book is a
personal narrative, Jemima probably deserved more space. She was of far
greater personal worth than he realizes, although he is appropriately
grateful that his two wonderful sons are growing up with her in England,
away from the violent dystopia of Pakistan.

"Jemima and Princess Diana were both good for Imran and his cancer
hospital. His icons looked for the 'autonomous woman' in their dedicated
lives. [Pakistan's Islamist national poet] Allama Iqbal had his Atiya
Fyzee and [Pakistan's founder M. A.] Jinnah his Ruttie. Inspirational,
predestined Imran had his 'rational' Jemima? He discusses his premarital
'hedonism' and calls it 'a mirage': 'The hurt I caused and the feeling
of emptiness I experienced in transitory relationships far outweighed
the moments of pleasure' (p.91).

"He is aware of the 'born again' label and resists it, even recalling
Fazal Mehmood, the playboy fast bowler of Pakistan, who went heavily
religious after retirement from cricket. He is more firmly moored in
[the teachings of Islamist poet] Allama Iqbal…. From his sense of
predestination comes his risk-taking character. But he says: 'The
difference between a good leader and a bad one is that the former takes
huge risks while fully grasping the consequences of failure. Leaders of a
country shaping policies out of fear of losing power have always proves
to be disastrous. Great leaders always have the ability to resist
pressure and make policies according to their vision, rather than fear'
(p.113).

"A most falsifying aspect of leadership is its condition of being a
public good. Imran has read his Allama Iqbal and [Iranian writer] Ali
Shariati, but he may ultimately be more like Sayyed Qutb [the ideologue
whose ideas are espoused by Al-Qaeda], too reactive, too much a
politician of extremes…."

Khan In Article: "[In My Youth] I
Considered… Islam An Outdated Religion; Philosophers [Honored In The
West Were] Like Darwin Who…  Supposedly Disproved The Creation Of Men
And Hence Religion"

In an article titled "Selective Islam," Imran Khan explained his
early Westernized upbringing and how he began embracing Islam after the
Salman Rushdie issue emanating from Iranian leader Ayatollah Khomeini's
fatwa. Following are excerpts from an article by Khan:[17]

"My generation grew up at a time when colonial hang-up was at its
peak. Our older generation had been slaves and had a huge inferiority
complex vis-à-vis the British. The school I went to was similar to all
elite schools in Pakistan; despite becoming independent, they were, and
still are, producing replicas of [English] public school boys rather
than Pakistanis. I read Shakespeare, which was fine, but no Allama Iqbal
[the Islamist national poet of Pakistan].

"The Islamic class was not considered to be serious; when I left
school, I was considered amongst the elite of the country because I
could speak English and wore Western clothes. Despite periodically
shouting 'Pakistan Zindabad' ['Long Live Pakistan'] at school
functions, I considered my own culture backward and Islam an
outdated religion. Amongst our group, if any one talked about religion,
prayed or kept a beard he was immediately branded a Mullah [cleric].
Because of the power of the Western media, all our heroes were Western
movie or pop stars.

"When I went to [the University of] Oxford, already burdened with
this hang-up from my school days, things were no easier. At the
university, not just Islam but all religions were considered
anachronisms. Science had replaced religion, and if something couldn't
be logically proved it did not exist. All supernatural stuff was
confined to the movies. Philosophers [honored in the West were] like
Darwin, who with his half-baked theory of evolution supposedly disproved
the creation of men and hence religion.

"Moreover, European history had an awful experience with religion.
The horrors committed by the Christian clergy in the name of God during
the Inquisition had left a powerful impact on the Western mind. To
understand why the West is so keen on secularism, one should go to
places like Cordoba in Spain and see the torture apparatuses used during
the Spanish Inquisition. Also, the persecution of scientists as
heretics by the clergy… convinced the Europeans that all religions are
regressive."

"It Was A Miracle I Did Not Become An Atheist; The Only
Reason I Did Not Was The Powerful Religious Influence Wielded By My
Mother"

"However, the biggest factor that drove people like me away
from religion [during our youth] was the selective Islam practiced by
most of its preachers. In other words, there was a huge difference
between what they practiced and what they preached. Also, rather than
explaining the philosophy behind the religion, there was an overemphasis
on ritual.

"I feel that humans are different to animals; whereas the latter can
be drilled, humans need to be intellectually convinced. That is why the
Koran constantly appeals to reason. The worst, of course, was
the exploitation of Islam for political gains by various individuals or
groups. Hence, it was a miracle I did not become an atheist.

"The only reason I did not [become an atheist] was the powerful
religious influence wielded by my mother on me since my childhood. It
was not so much out of conviction but out of love for her that I
remained a Muslim. However, my Islam was selective, that is, I accepted
only parts of the religion that suited me. Prayers were restricted
to Eid days and occasionally on Fridays, when my father insisted on
taking me with him [to mosque]. If there was a God I was not sure about
it, and certainly felt that He did not interfere with my life."

"The Inferiority Complex That My Generation Had Inherited Gradually Disappeared As I Developed Into a World-Class Athlete"

"All in all, I was smoothly moving to becoming a Pukka Brown
[Pakistani] Sahib [i.e. a Pakistani in blood but like a colonial-era
British official in taste and clothing]. After all I had the right
credentials in terms of the right school, university and above all,
acceptability in the English aristocracy, something that our brown
[Pakistani] sahibs would give their lives for. So what led me to lota [i.e. repudiating the West] on the Brown Sahib culture and instead becoming a desi? Well, it did not just happen overnight.

"Firstly, the inferiority complex that my generation had inherited
gradually disappeared, as I developed into a world class athlete [as a
cricketer]. Secondly, I had the unique position of living between two
cultures. I began to see the advantages and the disadvantages of both
the societies. In Western societies, institutions were strong while in
our country they were collapsing.

"However, there was an area where we were and still are superior, and
that is our family life. I used to notice the loneliness of the old-age
pensioners at Hove Cricket ground (during my Sussex years). Imagine
sending your parents to old peoples' homes! Even the children there
never had the sort of love and warmth that we grew up with here. They
completely miss out on the security blanket that a joint family system
provides."

"While Science Can Answer A Lot Of Questions… Two Questions
It Will Never Be Able To Answer: One, What Is The Purpose Of Existence;
And Two, What Happens To Us When We Die?"

"However, [I] began to realize that the biggest loss to the Western
society and that in trying to free itself from the oppression of the
clergy, they had removed both God and religion from their lives.
While science can answer a lot of questions, no matter how much it
progresses, two questions it will never be able to answer: One, what is
the purpose of the existence; and two, what happens to us when we die?

"It is this vacuum that I felt created materialistic and hedonistic
culture. If this is the only life then one must make hay while the sun
shines and in order to do so one needs money. Such a culture is bound to
cause psychological problems in a human being, as there is going to be
an imbalance between the body and the soul.

"Consequently, in the U.S., which has shown the greatest
materialistic progress and also gives its citizens the greatest
human rights, almost 60 percent of the population consults
psychiatrists. Yet, amazingly in modern psychology, there is no study of
the human soul. Sweden and Switzerland, which provide the most welfare
to their citizens, also have the highest suicide rates; hence, man is
not necessarily content with material wellbeing; he needs something
more. Since all morality has its roots in religion, once religion was
removed, immorality has progressively escalated since the 70s. The
direct impact of it is on the family life.

"In the UK, the divorce rate is 60 percent, while it is estimated
that over 35 percent of mothers are single mothers. The crime rate is
rising in almost all Western societies, but the most disturbing fact is
the alarming increase in racism. While science always tries to prove the
inequality of man (recent survey showing the American black to be
genetically less intelligent than whites) it is only religion which
preaches the equality of man. Between '91 and '97, it was estimated that
total immigration into Europe was around 520,000, and there were
racially motivated attacks all over, especially in Britain, France and
Germany."

"The More I Understood The Game [Of Cricket], The More I
Began To Realize That What I Considered To Be Chance Was, In Fact, The
Will of Allah"; "But It Was Not Until Salman Rushdie's Satanic Verses That My Understanding Of Islam Began To Develop"

"In Pakistan during the Afghan war [of the 1980s], we had over four
million [Afghan] refugees, and despite the people being so much poorer
here and in the NWFP [North West Frontier Province, now known as Khyber
Pakhtunkhwa], they suffered a considerable loss in their standard of
living as a result of the refugees; yet there was no racial tension. It
is no wonder that last year in Britain religious education was
reintroduced into schools.

"There was a sequence of events in the 80s that moved me towards God.
As the Koran says: 'There are signs for people of understanding.' One
of them was cricket. As I was a student of the game, the more I
understood the game, the more I began to realize that what I considered
to be chance was, in fact, the will of Allah, the pattern which became
clearer with time. But it was not until [the publication of] Salman
Rushdie's Satanic Verses that my understanding of Islam began to develop.

"People like me who were living in the Western world bore the brunt
of anti-Islam prejudice that followed the Muslim reaction to the book.
We were left with two choices: fight or flight. Since I felt strongly
that the attacks on Islam were unfair, I decided to fight.

"It was then I realized that I was not equipped to do so as my
knowledge of Islam was inadequate. Hence I started my research and for
me a period of my greatest enlightenment. I read scholars like Ali
Shariati, Mohammad Asad, Iqbal, Gai Eaton, plus of course, a study of
the Holy Koran."

"Since This Is A Transitory World Where We Prepare For The Eternal One, I Broke Out Of The Self-Imposed Prisons"

"I will try to explain as concisely as is possible, what 'discovering
the truth' meant for me. When the believers are addressed in the Koran,
it always says, 'Those who believe and do good deeds.' In other words, a
Muslim has dual function: one towards God and the other towards fellow
human beings. The greatest impact of believing in God for me meant that I
lost all fear of human beings. The Koran liberates man from man when it
says that life and death and respect and humiliation are God's
jurisdiction, so we do not have to bow before other human beings. As
[Pakistan's national poet] Iqbal puts it:

"Wo aik Sajda jisay tu giran samajhta hai,
Hazaar sajdon say deta hai aadmi ko nijaat.
[The bowing before Allah that you so despise;
Frees you from bowing down before man millions of times]

"Moreover, since this is a transitory world where we prepare for the
eternal one, I broke out of the self-imposed prisons, such as growing
old (such a curse in the Western world, as a result of which plastic
surgeons are having a field day), materialism, ego, what people say, and
so on. It is important to note that one does not eliminate the earthly
desires, simply that instead of being controlled by them, one controls
them.

"By following the second part of believing in Islam, I have become a
better human being. Rather than being self-centered and living for the
self, I feel that because the Almighty gave so much to me, in turn I
must use that blessing to help the less privileged. By following the
fundamentals of Islam rather than becoming a Kalashnikov-wielding
fanatic I have become a tolerant and a giving human being who
feels compassion for the underprivileged."

"Only Now Do I Understand The True Meaning Of Islam: If You
Submit To The Will Of Allah, You Have Inner Peace… In Pakistan We Have
Selective Islam"

"Instead of attributing success to myself, I know it is because
of God's will; hence [I prefer] humility instead of arrogance. Also,
instead of the snobbish Brown Sahib attitude towards our masses, I
believe in egalitarianism and strongly feel against the injustice done
to the weak in our society; according to the Quran, 'Oppression is worse
than killing.'

"In fact only now do I understand the true meaning of Islam, if you
submit to the will of Allah, you have inner peace. Through my faith, I
have discovered strength within me that I never knew existed and that
has released my potential in life: My education program that I intend to
announce… is far more ambitious than the cancer hospital project.

"I feel that in Pakistan we have selective Islam. Just believing
in God and going through the rituals is not enough; one also has to be a
good human being. I feel there are certain Western countries with far
more Islamic traits than us, especially in the way they protect
the rights of their citizens, or for that matter their justice system.
In fact some of the finest individuals I know live there.

"What I dislike about them [the Western nations] is their double
standard in the way they protect the rights of their citizens yet
consider citizens of other countries as being somehow inferior to them
as human being, e.g. dumping toxic waste in the Third World, advertising
cigarettes that are not allowed in the West, and selling drugs that are
banned in the West."

"The [Westernized] Group On Whom The Greatest Proportion[s]
Of Our Educational Resources Are Spent In… [Pakistan] Must Study Islam
Properly"

"One of the problems facing Pakistan is the polarization of two
reactionary groups. On the one side is the Westernized group that looks
upon Islam through Western eyes and has inadequate knowledge about the
subject. It reacts to anyone trying to impose Islam in the society and
wants only a selective part of the religion.

"On the other extreme is the group that reacts to this Westernized
elite and, in trying to become a defender of the faith, takes up such
intolerant and self-righteous attitudes that are repugnant to the spirit
of Islam.

"What needs to be done is to somehow start a dialogue between the two
extremes. In order for this to happen, the group on whom the greatest
proportion of our educational resources are spent in this country must
study Islam properly. Whether they become practicing Muslims or believe
in God is entirely a personal choice, as the Koran tells us that there
is 'no compulsion in religion.'

"However, they must arm themselves with knowledge as a weapon to
fight extremism. Turning up their noses at extremism is not going to
solve the problem."

"At The Moment, The Worst Advertisement[s] For Islam Are The
Muslim Countries With Their Selective Islam – Especially Where The
Religion Is Used To Deprive People of Their Rights"

"The Koran calls Muslims 'the middle nation,' i.e. not of extremes.
The Holy Prophet [Muhammad] (PBUH) was told to simply give the message
and not worry whether people converted or not; therefore, there is no
question in Islam of forcing your opinions on anyone else. Moreover, we
are told to respect other religions, their places of worship and their
prophets. It should be noted that… Muslim missionaries or armies never
went to Malaysia or Indonesia. The people converted to Islam due to the
high principles and impeccable character of the Muslim traders.

"At the moment, the worst advertisement[s] for Islam are the Muslim
countries with their selective Islam, especially where the religion is
used to deprive people of their rights. In fact, a society that obeys
fundamentals of Islam has to be a liberal one.

"If our Westernized class started to study Islam, not only would it
be able to help our society fight sectarianism and extremism, but it
will also make them realize what a progressive religion Islam is. They
will also be able to help the Western world by articulating Islamic
concepts….

"Prince Charles [stated that he] accepted that the Western world can
learn from Islam in his speech at the Oxford Union. But how can this
happen if the group that is in to best position to project Islam gets
its attitudes from the West and considers Islam backward? Islam is a
universal religion and that is why our Prophet (PBUH) was called a mercy
for all mankind."

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rick

11 years ago

I agree no more aid money should go to pakistani.

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armaros

11 years ago

a fight broke out during his Toronto gig
https://twitter.com/TarekFatah/status/261815287630946304

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Gene

11 years ago

Shouldn’t he be in GITMO?

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RCCA

11 years ago

Khan’s a world class liar, too. No mention of how he reconciles the brutality of the Taliban and his version of Islam and still manages to support them. He offers no explanation of how any religion which puts so much attention and emphasis on fighting and could possibly be peaceful — the endless violence between Muslims and towards non-Muslims speaks louder than words.

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RCCA

11 years ago

I love the part about how he doesn’t want US aid but comes to the US to raise money. Reminds me of how the US was sending massive food aid to some disaster area in a Muslim country (was it Pakistan?) and was told they didn’t want the sacks to be labeled from the USA. (Is this because we are so inferior?)

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Kufar Dawg

11 years ago

“…a small minority, the Jewish lobby, which controls the global media.” Sounds like something Hitler would say, but it’s all just another day in delusional islamic Jew hatred.

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Arjun

11 years ago

He does not live under brutal Sharia as practiced by the Taliban but he is all for it – for other non-elite Pakistanis and Afghans. This is the corruption of the Pakistani elite. Sharia and madrassa education for the rest of the people, but Western style freedom and Western universities for the elites of Pakistan.

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M

11 years ago

End all aid to Pakistan. Drones should go after this guy, if not special ops soldiers themselves.

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DR.MUSIC

11 years ago

Ever heard of chemical and
biological ?
Same effect or much better
and much saner, cleaner and humane.
In the end even vermin will
be treated equally…..at…..the final humane exit.
The iranian reactors are the
wrong targets.
The iranian mullahs and parliament is
the real target.
Every Muslim mullah on this
planet is a weapom of mass destruction. We have to get all the mullahs and
islam will collapse. Actually and factually we just have to get rid of all muslims once and for all. There is no other way or hope. We just have to deal with this reality. Political correctness be dammned. We just have to can them all. ALL. CRYSTAL?
Conventional war will never
work with islam. We have to use biological and chemical warfare against islam.
It is more humane and better for the planet.
In islam there is no pity
for non-muslims so no pity should be shown to muslims. A world-wide wipeout of
islam is recommended. Only after islam and all muslims are out of the human
race will we go on in peace. islam is the number one problem and every muslim
today with the dirty koran is an enemy of humanity. islam has to be wiped out
just like it wants to wipeout every other culture. We have to do this on a
global scale. We have to start now. Let us begin.
Soon Google and Yahoo and CNN and whatever
you can think of will be owned by muslims.
It’s expected.This is just the start of
sharia law. It’s starting.
You can’t say this and you can’t say that
and then how can you think that and then don’t think.
Get ready. islam is coming …..The rout
of the planet will not be documented because the documenters will be long d e a
d . What a planet it will be. While we were looking thru our microscopes and
telescopes we did not see islam draw it’s sword behind us. Even while islam
drew it’s sword at us we complimented it on it’s sharp edge. And while islam
de-headed us we were still admiring it’s battle-cry in arabic.
islam will take over on the 21st of dec
this year .
i think the mayans saw the future and dropped the chisel in shock.
Too much b l o o d…..even for the mayans.
Did
you know …..Among the many many many dirty-islamic tenets the one that calls
for world- notice is the tenet of dirty-islam which says that in any
non-islamic country which is not under muslim-zombie rule, wherever there is a
conflict between muslim-zombie law and the law of the land, the former must
prevail over the latter and a muslim-zombie will be justified in obeying the muslim-zombie
law and defying the law of the land.
The
brotherhood of Islam is not the universal brotherhood of man. It is brotherhood
of Muslim-zombies for Muslim-zombies only .
Putin and the rest of the non-muslim-zombies leaders have to
get together and remove and shunt islam out of our planet. Whatever our
suspicions of each other at this point have to be put aside and a total bond
over the wipe-out of islam has to be concentrated on. It will be expensive but
it has to be done. The oil has to be shared absolutely equally by all …big
and small non-islamic countries. No
in-fighting and bitching . We have a task at hand. Let us not waver for many
years. And don’t tell the arabs for
EARTH’s sake !!

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DR.MUSIC

11 years ago

Why doesn’t the UN make a law that safeguards
the rights and life of the ex-muslims ? Why doesn’t the UN make a law that
safeguards the rights and life of the ex-muslims ? Why doesn’t the UN make a
law that safeguards the rights and life of the ex-muslims ? Why doesn’t the UN
make a law that safeguards the rights and life of the ex-muslims ? Why doesn’t
the UN make a law that safeguards the rights and life of the ex-muslims ? Why
doesn’t the UN make a law that safeguards the rights and life of the ex-muslims
? Why doesn’t the UN make a law that safeguards the rights and life of the
ex-muslims ?
WE HAVE TO START ASKING MUSLIMS like imran khan WHAT’S THE
ARABIC WORD FOR CHILD-MOLESTATION AND PEDOPHILIA.
We have to watch their reactions …. It’s
so maccarbly funny…..THERE IS NO WORD FOR PEDOPHILIA OR
CHILD-MOLESTATION IN ARABIC !!!
What to do ? Not ask these questions ?
Not even for the children ? Because muslim
sentiments might be hurt ?
Because the little ones’ screams are silent
? Because we don’t want to hurt muslim feelings ?
THERE IS NO WORD FOR PEDOPHILIA OR
CHILD-MOLESTATION IN ARABIC !!!
Do you even know what that means ???
Hence the stunting of the muslim
psyche. Islam is coming.
Islam has to be damned and banned.
There is no other way.
We have to rescue the children.
WE HAVE TO START ASKING MUSLIMS like imran khan WHAT’S THE ARABIC WORD FOR A child-molester and CHILD-MOLESTATION AND PEDOPHILIA.
THERE IS NO WORD FOR PEDOPHILIA OR CHILD-MOLESTATION IN ARABIC !!!
We have to watch their reactions.
What to do ? Not ask these questions ?
Not even for the children ? Because muslim sentiments might be hurt ?
Because the little ones’ screams are silent ? Because we don’t want to hurt muslim feelings ?
THERE IS NO WORD FOR PEDOPHILIA OR CHILD-MOLESTATION IN ARABIC !!!
Do you even know what that means ???
We have to rescue the children.NOW!

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DR.MUSIC

11 years ago

Imran khan is a loo-ser. He should get out of Islam and revert to his ancestral religion before his forefathers and foremothers were forced into this death cult by the sword. Maybe then ..when he’s proved his manhood , people might respect him . Right now he’s as stuck as a turd in the toilet that is pakistan and the stink is global.till he gets out of Islam it’s better he keep his stupid cult comments to the pashtuns and the arabs and the rest of the dirty toilet cult that is Blood Cult. Started by a pervert … Embraced by perverts ..ruining little children’s lives and women’ lives. Shame shame.
Salman khan, sharukh khan amir khan and all these blood-cultee heroes and wanna be heroes should trace their ancestry and find out what their forefathers and foremothers were before they were forcibly converted to Blood Cult. Then they should either revert to what their ancestors were before they were terrorised into Islam or choose another cooler better way of life. ..for their kids and their future generations they should do this as fast as possible..and set a trend with blood-cultees to eject from this humbug way of life that has gripped them with its evil hands. Got it ke ? This way they’ll be real life heroes in their own eyes and their fans’ eyes and their children’s eyes which is the most important.
There is only one way to counter the evil threat of organised crime in the guise of a religion that is Blood Cult. You need the mafia to declare itself a religion. Everything remains exactly like the other cult that is Blood Cult. It has to be all out street war. All other religions will take the opposing side. Only way or rational conversions to any other religion or way of life. Christanity may be skipped as an option if it’s so deeply entrenched hate. Focus has to be re-focused. Islam has to be wiped out .gangster type.like small-pox. No easy task. Virus is not co-operative it seems.
The movie “planet of the apes” is based on iran and in general the blood-cultee world. I suggest all blood-cultees watch it a few times and recognise each other in it . All the blood-cultees that ever lived and will live have been portrayed in it . Look properly mustapha .. Don’t smile ..it’s not funny Abdullah.. And so is the movie “outbreak” about dealing with blood-cultee-pox.like small-pox.only worse. The blood-cultee credo is to populate to dominate and live forever in the gutters of the world.
The blood-cultee credo is to populate to dominate and live forever in the gutters of the world.
It’s the economics stupid. Shooting them dead is the economical thing to do. If you feed them and look after them they’ll still want to k i l l us and our loved ones. Wasting money is a sin in the Blood Cultic world .so be it in the modern world.
Put them in a line and use fewer bullets. Got it ?!!
Iran’s leaders aren’t in the 16th century.that would be toooo modern for them .their thinking is even more primitive than apes.this is not a joke.just because an ape knows how to catch a sword and place some cloth on his head does not make him human. To be human you have to qualify with pure thought.
If israel is wiped out what do you think blood-cultees will do next. They’ll start k i l l ing each other and that beautiful chain of blood will never stop.
If we think there will be peace after israel we must be still sleeping.
Blood-cultee dogma is for power grabbing at all levels and blood on blood-cultee hands is considered a good sign. Be it brother’s or mother’s or sister’s or father’s. It’s all about honor which translates into money. The less the relatives the more the money the murderer has.so the fighting and the bloodshed will never stop. To be blood-cultee today is to recognise one’s self as a cursed human being. Pure scum .very sad.very bad. It’s been decided it’s better dead as a blood-cultee than as a living blood-cultee because blood-cultees do not contribute anything to this planet except strife and hate which the rest of the hardworking planet rightfully resents. All blood-cultees should realise the futility of living under the Blood Cultic cult and do the needful for this planet and commit mass suicide and meet and greet each other in heaven and admire each other’s virgins there.

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Mudassar Nawaz

11 years ago

Imran Khan will be next Mahathir Mohamad from Pakistan inshaallah.He’s the only politician in Pakistan who have courage n self pride ,Truly a role model for youngsters like me .We don’t need fucking AID,we don’t need dictation from anyone .We’re gona rise on our own its a matter of time under the crismatic leadership of Imran Khan Pakistan will be on its way to become Asian Tiger

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muslims are traitors

11 years ago

I, as an Indian hindu, can assure you Pamela that Imran Khan is a traitor to all the causes, good or bad, undertaken by him.
We allowed muslims to stay in India during 1947 partition and we are reaping the benefits now.
Muslims can accuse the west of attacking the dar al-Islam. Hindus never attacked muslims ever.
Even after providing them shelter in India AFTER giving them their PAK (HOLY) stan (LAND), they simply will not stop supporting their PAK muslim ‘brothers’.
FASIH MAHMOUD, an Indian muslim, founder of banned Indian muslim terrorist organisation Indian mujahideen is deported by Saudi Arabia to India. After blasting bombs in India, he was operating from Saudi Arabia using a Pakistani passport.

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Rita

11 years ago

Former “Playboy”? Wasn’t he rather the typical pimp, using the money and contacts of Jemima, a Jewish heiress if I’m not mistaken?
He is obviously emulating his prophet who also used the contacts/money of his first wife.

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Arjun

11 years ago

Nawaz, Imran Khan will continue to make sure Pakistan gets billions in AID from the US and other foreign nations because Pakistan is a failed state and cannot survive without it. Your main global export is terrorism. You have no economy. Pakistan becoming an Asian tiger is a delusion.
Notice that the two regions partitioned out of India – Pakistan and Bangladesh – have the worst economies under Islamic rule especially since you persecuted the native Hindu population to the point their demographic dwindled to negligible percentages. You do not have within Pakistan anymore the productive hon-Muslims to live off their jizya. So now Pakistan lives off the jizya from non-Muslims outside the country. In contrast, Hindu majority India is one of the growth economies. Notice you don’t see Indians illegally trying to enter Pakistan or Bangladesh. You do see on the other hand illegal immigrants trying to enter India. As usual, non-Muslims like Hindus are the real wealth producers. You should have remembered that before you destroyed your Hindu and other minority populations in Pakistan.
India should not have been partitioned. But once partitioned, only what is now pakistan should have gone to create a Muslim state for Indian Muslims. No Bangladesh. That was too much land taken out of India. And secondly once partitioned there should have been a complete population exchange and all Indian Muslims, every single one, should have been sent to live in their much desired Muslim state of Pakistan and conversely all non-Muslims should have been sent to India for their safety.

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JaiHanuman333

11 years ago

Very well said, Arjun!
My family, originally from Lahore, Multan, Rawalpindi and Peshawar escaped genocide in 1947 narrowly. 1/3 of them were killed upto 1947 by ravaging mobs of so-called ‘neighbours’.

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Kufar Dawg

11 years ago

@JaiHanuman333
The genocide of 2.5 million Hindus in Bangladesh in the 1970’s by muslims never seemed to bother the civilized world and it should. The Armenian Genocide was recognized, it’s time for the millions of Hindus slaughtered by muslims to have their grief and pain acknowledged.

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Umer

7 years ago

you are despicable Geller

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