Thank you Pak Army

In certain "liberal" circles in Pakistan, it is becoming chic to be anti-army, anti-Pakistan, and pro-Indian. While some Pakistani fools are getting carried away by the kumbaya ceremonies at the border, it may be wise to recall 1947, or 1971, or even 2002 (only a couple of years ago! certainly not ancient history!).

In 1947, only two dozen miles away from Lahore, in Amritsar, Muslim women were marched naked in the streets, raped, and had their throats slit in the Gurdwara. The same could happen in Lahore, if only the Pak Army were not there. There was none in Amritsar.

In 2002, in Naroda Patya, Baroda, and other places in Gujarat, wild Hindu mobs, led by uniformed policemen, rounded up Muslims, killed men, raped girls and women, murdered them, and burned them. The same could happen in the streets of Karachi, if only the Pak Army were not there. There was none in Gujarat.

The main difference between Muslims in India and Muslims in Pakistan is that the latter have a Muslim army to protect their lives, property, and honor. Just imagine living in your house, listening to the mob outside, clamoring for your blood, ready to rape your women and murder your children. You telephone the police, but they are all busy organizing your destruction. The "democratically-elected" politicians don’t care about you, because they are "faithful" to the constituency of Hindu fanatics that brought them to power in the first place.

The next time you want to "emulate" Indian "democracy," think of the Indian Muslims who live their lives in degradation, subjugation, and fear. It is not too late. Support unity in Pakistan and be wary of Indians bringing good tidings of "peace" asking us to disarm. It’s amazing how a little nuclear parity leads to peace offers from those who even now rejoice over 1971 and gloat about rapes and murders in Gujarat and Kashmir. Thank you Quaid-e-Azam and thank you Pak Army, for our little patch of refuge in this hell of a sub-continent.