Happy independence Day - Pakistan

[Fatman17]

 

[Cash gk]

Is this just an oversight, or a deliberate attempt to manipulate Pakistan’s historical narrative? Since General Asim Munir took charge as Army Chief, and brought his likes of politicians many observers feel that Pakistan’s history is being quietly altered, reshaped, or selectively presented.

The latest example is the 14th August government advertisement published in all major newspapers. It prominently features the Sharif family, the current military leadership, and other public figures — but completely omits Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah, the very founder of the nation.

When a state-sponsored Independence Day message removes the image of the man who created Pakistan, questions naturally arise: Is this just carelessness, or part of a wider agenda to rewrite history?

 

[Cash gk]

These tugs are writing out history

 

[Cash gk]

This generation will teach them real history

 

[FarhanSiddiqui]

Astana

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[Waz]

Happy independence day my beloved Fatherland.
Long may you prosper inshallah.

 

[Goenitz]

 

[Goenitz]

 

[El Sidd]

Azadi Mubarak to those who are celebrating.

 

[Al-Zakir]

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Azadi Mubarak!!!

@Goenitz where did you find this gem?

 

[Mr X]

Pakistan Independence Day Mubarak

This is definitely not the Pakistan promised by Quaid as it is hijacked by powerful people. But it is still a blessing a God and we will come out stronger after having learn to crawl the path of prosperity

 

[Goenitz]

Azadi Mubarak!!!

@Goenitz where did you find this gem?

some Twitter account. didn't post the link :/ ... we can image search for more details...
saw Shamshad and Orya programs on Pakistan's creation, so perhaps cookies led to that Twitter feed. I didn't post those program links, as then it becomes political.

 

[Cash gk]

 

[Cash gk]

This chutia got that as well

 

[PakFactor]

Is this just an oversight, or a deliberate attempt to manipulate Pakistan’s historical narrative? Since General Asim Munir took charge as Army Chief, and brought his likes of politicians many observers feel that Pakistan’s history is being quietly altered, reshaped, or selectively presented.

The latest example is the 14th August government advertisement published in all major newspapers. It prominently features the Sharif family, the current military leadership, and other public figures — but completely omits Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah, the very founder of the nation.

When a state-sponsored Independence Day message removes the image of the man who created Pakistan, questions naturally arise: Is this just carelessness, or part of a wider agenda to rewrite history?
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Who needs Quaid when we have a Nabi Field Marshall? Quaid should have been hanged after his vitriolic speech at the Army Staff College, Quetta, on June 14, 1948.