Bangladesh Keen To Join Saudi-Pak-Turkey Defence Alliance, Says PM's Top Aide

[LeonBlack08]

If I were to hazard a guess, based purely on the status of Pakistan's own variant form of such a serially self-harming community, I would probably expect to find such folk more concentrated outside of Bangladesh rather than actually residing therein.

And you would be correct.

The loudest of Hasina cheerleaders are all safe living in the western countries. They urge people to come out in the social media to bring Hasina back. Some even call for Indian army intervention. The level of slave mentality one has to have to stoop to such level is astonishing to me.

 

[Musings]

My advice to Pakistani bros is not to mistake PDF jamatis as representative of the Bangladeshi voice.

There’s no support for military “alliances” in Bangladesh.

People want basic necessities addressed. For the first time in a decade factories are facing an acute power shortage. Government has introduced humiliating restrictions on use of electricity.

Even without BAL participation - it saw the Jamatis totally humiliated.

Even the BNP is on a short leash unless it can solve the acute power shortages.

Bangladeshis have a healthy scepticism of the military based on the experiences of the British empire, Pak military and military rules in 1980s.

As soon as you stoop to use words like jamati - we switch off. You really are a one trick pony.

 

[LeonBlack08]

I reserve the word jamati for specific people.

Jamaat isn't in power. It was high level Bangladeshi government officials publicly claiming their desire to join the Mecca Pact. Yet in your post you claim that only Jamatis are rooting for this alliance.

When you say Jamaati, what you really mean is any nationalist Bangladeshi who is not willing to bow down to Hindutva supremacy. Be it actual Jamaatis or BNP.

You are fooling no one.

This is not a domestic politics thread, which you can derail with your nonsensical rants. Back to topic or leave if you don't have anything of value to contribute.