A Pakistani-American in India #422 Posted by IB

Through his stupid rants about Gen Zaheer being toothless and a dummy, this interactor is betraying his utter ignorance and also doing disservice to an outstanding Indian Army Officer, who, by the way, is a Muslim. For the info of this ignoramus , before becoming a General (whether in Indian or Pakistani army) the officer would have had to successfully complete several command and staff tenures including operational commands at brigade, division and corps level and therefore considerable power and responsibility is vested in him. Will this interactor please explain how Zaheer as a general could then be described as toothless.

This tale about the Shah brothers being his relatives is appears to be humbug.

Like all Pakistanis who have been indoctrinated through anti-India propaganda about maltreatment of Muslim Indians, one supposes that this critter just cannot imagine that Muslims can do well in India and that too in the armed forces.
For the information of ill informed Pakistanis like this poster, a Muslim (Air Chief Marshal Lateef) has already adorned the post of the Chief of Air Staff of the Indian Air Force and only a moron would have called him toothless.

A Pakistani-American in India 405 Posted by harish_hyd
I could have argued on this matter myself but an interact or two and I realised the futility, for the man is either incapable of understanding English or deliberately chooses not to understand it .
I am reminded of Mushy's recent claims that Pakistanis are better at English than the Indians. I wouldn't argue with that one either.

A Pakistani-American in India Re: # 234
That Islam is already being looked at an ism to be kept away from is evident from these excerpts

- We are not alone to call for a ban. This is a thought well founded in Scandinavian countries. Now we're importing people with a religion run like when it was created in the desert 600 years ago [??] The freedom we have in Norway may be taken away from us, unless we start making demands of immigrants, says chairman Halvor Hulaas of Kristiansand Progress Party to Dagbladet.
Deputy leader of the Progress Party city council group in Kristiansand, Karina Udnæs, goes even further. - It is about time Norway and Europe makes the ideology of Islam, and the practice of it, illegal and punishable in the same way as Nazism. The prophet Muhammed encourages the murder of all infidels, says Udnæs to Dagbladet. ..
- What I'm against is the religion Islam as it is practiced today. It is a threat against our society and way of life. In Kristiansand we now face the threat of having a great mosque built in the center of town. If there's something we don't need, it's a centrally located mosque. We know what these mosques are used for, says Hulaas.
Perhaps it is time to reevaluate the principle of freedom of religion, and to ban Islam and other covert religions which in their texts promote the murder of those who refuse to submit to the ideology of their religion? Nazism is, after all, an illegal ideology in Europe. There are many similarities between the "ideological" writings of the Koran, and Adolf Hitler's ideological book "Mein Kampf". ..
On the basis of this, the ideologi of Islam as well as the practice of this ideology should be as illegal in Norway and Europe as the ideology and practice of Nazism is illegal and punishable.

A Pakistani-American in India Re: # 211
ais gall tai assi tussi bhangra paaiye!

A Pakistani-American in India Re: # 200
and distributing laddoos aalso

A Pakistani-American in India Re: # 200

Dawa-i-dil, when Shivajee kill Afzal Khan, your gret gret gret gret gret gret gret grendmother aalso Hindu like Shivajee and clapping hardly when hearing Afzal Khan dead

A Pakistani-American in India Re: # 193
Dawa-i-dil, ju are doing a laat aaf makhol on Chowk, are ju marasi?

A Pakistani-American in India Re: # 180
Dawa-i-dil,it seriously looks like you need some dawa-i-dimaagh, please get yourself examined

A Pakistani-American in India Re: # 144
You are missing the point and also digressing . The fact is that Gen. Zaheer who is a Muslim is an above average officer of the Indian army who is doing well on his own steam and there are no limits for a deserving Muslim to do well in India. Unfortunately, most Pakistanis would like to see Muslims in India being backward, wretched, oppressed and discriminated against, how else the creation of Pakistan can be justified.

A Pakistani-American in India Re: # 137
Just describing his personality like anybody would, there is nothing to the skin complexion, what is important are his qualities for which he is liked

A Pakistani-American in India Re: # 68
In Tashkent a few years back, I happened to wave a cab. Got in and the driver who was an Uzbek asked me whether I was a Pakistani, I said no. "Thank God" he says," once I took a Pakistani passenger, and that SOB started preaching me about Islam, I just turned to him and said you so-and-so, my fore fathers are responsible to make you Muslims and you have the cheek to in turn teach me about Islam!"
Of course, when I told him I was from India, he became very genial and as we talked about Raj Kapoor, Hindi films, Shahrukh Khan, how Babur was a king both of India and Uzbekistan, he was on cloud nine.
My impression is Pakistanis become self appointed ambassadors of Islam and always cut a sorry figure.
Approximately the same time all Pakistanis were driven out of Uzbekistan because the community was considered innimical to the liberal ideals of the Central Asian state.

A Pakistani-American in India Re: # 66
The Arabs loathe you, Iranians detest you and Afghans will(soon) kick you. Be proud of your Hindu/Indian origin and you will be happy

A Pakistani-American in India Re: # 61
You call it shalwar kameez, it is nothing but a loose kurta pajama, and some zealous Pakistanis wear a chequered gamchha on their heads to show proximity to Arabs, come on be original

A Pakistani-American in India Re: # 33
This is sheer bakwas from a typical Pakistani who cannot stomach the idea that in India deserving Muslims can do well. Yours truly knows Zaheer since he was a young captain who was loved by his (Hindoo) troops and later he went on to command the same regiment. Tall, fair, soft spoken and very balanced, an upright officer of the Indian army, Gen. Zaheer is a gem of a person who actually has done outstandingly well in his career and risen to a general's rank. Indian troops have nothing but praise for him and only a subhuman could concoct the lies that the poster at #33 has written. One hopes he will one day (provided age is on his side) be the Army Chief.

A Pakistani-American in India Re: # 32
rather incongruent and difficult to follow

A Pakistani-American in India #23
Because, as it will inevitably happen one day, when Pakistan breaks up, the Muhajirs will rejoin their motherland and their long lost brethren, that is why the Mohajirs are quite right in keeping in touch with the land they once lived in and where they might have to live in the futire