Final Solution to Pakistan ?

[Alam_dar]

On 6/1/2025 at 1:38 PM, kepler37b said:

Ahmadiya sect is the least fundamentalist. Nehru said that this sect is "native" islam. These wahabis have pescecuted and tortured them.

 

I also thought the same initially. But then I got the chance to read their real teachings, and to observer their behaviour closely. And then I realized, it is the SAME. At least they have, more or less, all the same fatwas as Deobandis/Wahabis have. It is only this that they are a minority at the moment, and that is why they don't show their radical nature.

I am sure they will show their real colours after coming to power. 

 

Even Shia Muslims also have the same fanatic fatwas when it comes to Sharia (Islamic laws). The problem is, Shia Muslims are in minority in Pakistan and India, and thus they seem harmless. However, after getting power, they also start behaving the same as we witness in Iran. 

 

I think, only Ismaeli Muslims have truly reformed themselves. 

 

 

Edited June 3, 2025 by Alam_dar

[ravishingravi]

Its mercenary army running the country. There is no choice but to put it down. India will have to pay short term cost for this. But there is no other choice. We could be 15 Trn and it wont matter if this continues. 

[singhvivek141]

1 hour ago, ravishingravi said:

Its mercenary army running the country. There is no choice but to put it down. India will have to pay short term cost for this. But there is no other choice. We could be 15 Trn and it wont matter if this continues. 

That won't happen if we don't bring reforms inside us.
Explusion of Rohingya and illegal Pookistanis/Bangladeshis is very much needed. These parasites are a burden.
So far somewhere around 30k have being pushed back...we have atleast 5-6 CR of them. Dhubri, Malda, Kishanganj, Azimganj, Murshidabad are their first bases.
Heard the news that now they're even going to the Jammu and to the hills of Himachal/UTK...that's a serious security risk

[ravishingravi]

https://www.hindustantimes.com/world-news/five-injured-in-grenade-attack-in-balochistan-day-after-blf-launches-operation-baam-101752163325902.html

[ravishingravi]

 

[ravishingravi]

@Lone Wolf

 

 

[ravishingravi]

Seeing a few trends recently. Basant celebrations in Lahore. Increasing discourse about culture. Indic origins etc etc. Dhurandhar becoming massive hit in Pakistan. And Dhurandhar hits because it's Indian actors playing them. Ranveer is a Sindhi and looks every bit like them. Become hard to dissociate. In fact I am quite sure some may forget who they are rooting for. Blood is thicker than water. Genetics matter. Khana and gana jinsey miley wahi apne hai 

 

Will wait and watch where this goes but my sense is at some stage there is common sensical question that disillusioned Pakistanis will ask themselves. Who are we ?

 

 

Edited February 14 by ravishingravi

[ravishingravi]

It's fascinating how these conversions were done. How these folks were delinked from their roots. And an elite who redefined their identity. Need to read books on this. Thinking about documentary around this. Probably the last thing I would before tan sar sey juda

[ravishingravi]

This disillusionment will be further triggered with what happens to Imran Khan. Army is stuck between rock and hard place. If they release him, he will make their life hell and visual image of frail Imran might the thing that could cause an absolute rebellion. If they don't release, that will lead to more speculation such as him losing vision in one eye. 

[kepler37b]

22 hours ago, ravishingravi said:

Seeing a few trends recently. Basant celebrations in Lahore. Increasing discourse about culture. Indic origins etc etc. Dhurandhar becoming massive hit in Pakistan. And Dhurandhar hits because it's Indian actors playing them. Ranveer is a Sindhi and looks every bit like them. Become hard to dissociate. In fact I am quite sure some may forget who they are rooting for. Blood is thicker than water. Genetics matter. Khana and gana jinsey miley wahi apne hai 

 

Will wait and watch where this goes but my sense is at some stage there is common sensical question that disillusioned Pakistanis will ask themselves. Who are we ?

 

 

Brother, Pakistani's are quite accomplished in PR. They need it for more loans from amreeka.

[ravishingravi]

1 hour ago, kepler37b said:

Brother, Pakistani's are quite accomplished in PR. They need it for more loans from amreeka.

 

Spot on. 

[rkt.india]

On 2/14/2026 at 9:06 AM, ravishingravi said:

Seeing a few trends recently. Basant celebrations in Lahore. Increasing discourse about culture. Indic origins etc etc. Dhurandhar becoming massive hit in Pakistan. And Dhurandhar hits because it's Indian actors playing them. Ranveer is a Sindhi and looks every bit like them. Become hard to dissociate. In fact I am quite sure some may forget who they are rooting for. Blood is thicker than water. Genetics matter. Khana and gana jinsey miley wahi apne hai 

 

Will wait and watch where this goes but my sense is at some stage there is common sensical question that disillusioned Pakistanis will ask themselves. Who are we ?

 

 

Not just Ranvir, Akshay Khanna's family came from Peshawar. Vinod Khanna was born in Peshawar.

Edited February 15 by rkt.india

[randomGuy]

On 2/14/2026 at 9:09 AM, ravishingravi said:

It's fascinating how these conversions were done. How these folks were delinked from their roots. And an elite who redefined their identity. Need to read books on this. Thinking about documentary around this. Probably the last thing I would before tan sar sey juda

In Pakistan, 'Hindu baniya' had been demonised. now they see 'hindu baniya' contestants and judges of shark tank India  and hopefully question all their chewtiyaps even more.

 

But i think most damage for disillusionment has been done by their army lately...