It is the minds of our people that need changing. 63% of our population is under 30 years old and 25% of our total population is Gen Z, The greatest challenge is to make our mobile phone addicted Gen-Z population bred on Tik-Tok and Bollywood music, aware of the horrible fate that awaits them at the hands of the most cruel and ruthless enemy.
Earlier until the early 2000s, the majority of people in Pakistan were conscious of the threat, having lived under the cruel boot of majority oppression before our nation was created.
Since then the Pre-Partition generation of Pakistan has died, off, and only the older 1950s born "Baby Boomer " generation, ( itself now aged and rapidly dying off) remains alive, and aware of the threat.
Even this forum reflects how lightly the threat of annihilation, or complete subjugation and slavery, is taken by Gen Z members. The memes, short videos and various one line jokes are the only resistance plans the Gen Z can offer. Ironically the memes themselves are from Bollywood media reflecting how deeply this is ingrained in their psych. In the minds of our youth, our enemy has expertly cultivated an image that varies Bollywood style from comedy, romance, and civility.
Our youth are unaware of the horrific sub-human wretched conditions the poverty stricken Indian Muslims are living in, and the fact that the thousands of ghettos that confine them are nothing more than open air prisons. That is what our enemy has planned for us; reduction to a primitive colony ruled by a brutal occupation.
Advertisements in Indian media for prime property in Karachi, Lahore, and Islamabad are not just propaganda for the enemy civilians to feel elated about "living space ". but actual post-occupation plans for our land.
The Gen Z population here cannot read or understand Hindi or other Indian languages, so are unaware of the open discussions, and in-fact advisories on the capture and sexual enslavement of Pakistani women. If this seems exaggerated then the biggest proof is the statement by Indian Army Chief Field Marshal Sam Manekshaw who had wished to avoid the rape and sexual enslavement of Pakistani women fearing a loss of discipline amongst his troops . On December 18, 19711 Manekshaw evaluated plans for the wholesale invasion and complete occupation of (West) Pakistan following Pakistan's defeat in the civil war in East Pakistan.
Manekshaw addressed his senior commanding officers and troops at a victory parade and said :
"If you see a Begum put your hands in your pockets "
Manekshaw was old school and "secular " . Despite his advisory Pakistani women (spouses of Pakistani armed forces personnel and civilians) captured in East Pakistan were physically abused, before and after transfer to the Indian concentration camps they were confined in for three years.
Red Cross reports are stark about women dying from self aborted pregnancies in the camps and the accounts are available on line in personal accounts written by inmates in secret diaries. These are now available on line on the internet. The younger female inmates are still alive to recount their horrors.
If this was the treatment the enemy meted out to 20,000 females captured in the 1971 war we can imagine what a 2.5 million horde of savages armed with the latest weapons would do to our people and particularly our young girls and women. It was easy to bury the humiliation our women suffered in 1971 because neither India ( then nominally "secular ") or Pakistan wanted public opinion in either country inflamed to wreak vengeance on the minorities in their respective countries.
Now there is no restraint so far as India is concerned. The treatment of the population of Kashmir and the peaceful island population of Lakshadweep ( Laccative Minivoy) is a stark reminder of the fate that awaits us if our defenses fail.