I went to twitter last night.
Pakistan-origin man living in Sydney falsely identified as Bondi Beach gunman fears his life is in danger
Man, who shares the same name as with one of the suspected shooters, issues plea for help; says he "can't go outside safely".www.dawn.com
Pakistani guy falsely accused says indian accounts are spreading false propoganda against him.
no surprise there...
You guys are misunderstanding my comment. I never said that Pakistani state is fully responsible for this. What I am saying is that, at the end the ethnicity and the origin matters. The "white" people and the wider Western world will ignore their Australian nationality but will view it as "Yeah duh, these were Brown Muslims from Pakistan". And now the Indians and Afghans will both fuel more fire on it doing their usual propaganda. Also you have to admit it with a grain of salt that even where ever Pakistani go, our genetics makes us so prone to getting radicalized. We have other Muslims as well, like Malaysian or Indonesian etc. but we don't see much terror incidents from them as compared to Pakistani involvement. There are also notorious Pakistani beggars in Middle East, so should we also say that they are not citizens of Pakistan? All I am saying is that things like these are not good optics for Pakistan. We have to be better citizens living in other countries, because in the end we are representing our country.
Yes. They can't be. Indonesian or Malay, or some other Muslims if never been involved in extremism, have a low tendency to commit such actions.
False virtue signalling 16 year olds like you.Responsibility for what exactly?
Agree insofar as any possible linked extremist networks that are not already under our watch should now be investigated but I suspect that there is little left in Pakistan that PA is not already crushing under its jackboot, especially with the now aggressive and decisive policy against Afghanistani affiliates.
