Dear Mr. [Sh*t]Begg,
I am in awe by the quality of BS that emanates from your mouth. What astounds one more is that there is no push back from anyone, least of all the so-called “British Muslim” community every time you vomit one of your opinions. Yet I think there are three main reasons why you get away with your occasional espousal of nonsense. Firstly, you’ve morally capitalised on your genuine mistreatment at the hands of America to push your own agenda – when you do this most people don’t know how to separate the two: personal mistreatment and political agenda. Secondly, most Muslims in Britain are from Pakistan and the British-Pakistani community rarely publicly criticises its own even if they’re in the absolute wrong – simply look at the indifference of this community to the British-Pakistani child gang rapists roaming Britain. Thirdly, you have a pious looking beard and ostentatiously appear religious – most people, regardless of religion per se, can’t see through a religious looking sh*tbag. On the latter, that is, the manipulation of religion by insincere characters, there is probably no better education than Charles Laughton’s 1955 classic movie, “Night of the Hunter”.
Anyway, in one of your latest regurgitations during this Ramadhan no less you claim that “Long ago, Pakistan had the potential of being a role model of justice, honour, faith and dignity but it has consistently proved to be the opposite.” I find this problematic because I want to know what period were you thinking of when you argue, “Long ago, Pakistan had the potential of being a role model of justice, honour, faith and dignity…” As someone who has come across some history about Pakistan I’ve never known a period when Pakistan had potential of being nothing more than a cheap American-Zionist mercenary force. That is, a Muslim mercenary state that’s subcontracted to do the Epsteinian global capitalist elite’s bidding in Muslim countries. Indeed, on the eve of Pakistan’s creation the white supremacist imperialist Winston Churchill referred to Pakistan’s birth in a future partition of India as “our bit of India”. Do you have any idea what Churchill meant?
Ultimately, I’m open to persuasion and ideally would like to be enlightened on what particular era you think Pakistan had the “potential of being role model of justice, honour, faith and dignity”?
Churchill's Colonial Karma 