This officer should be court martialed

[Qureshi]

Is it truly incorrect to claim that the East India Company transformed into the West Pakistan Company?

The initial intention of the East India Company was to extract the resources of the Indo-Pak subcontinent, which was then referred to as "India, the Golden Bird." After gaining control of these resources, the British Empire employed brutal force to maintain its authority and regime. Incidents like the Kanpur Massacre (1857), the Jallianwala Bagh Massacre (1919), and the Moplah Rebellion (1921) still resonate today.

Today, again we witness a multi-billion-dollar business empire operating as a state above the state, plundering the entire nation and its resources, which pushed the populace into poverty and lawlessness. They retained their power through brutal assaults and the killing of unarmed civilians.

The cycle of brutality which began on May 9, 2023, when innocent civilians were targeted by gunfire, a pattern that escalated during the D-Chowk Massacre on November 26, 2024, where even the dead bodies were desecrated. The public viewed these events with indifference as they primarily affected the PTI. However, a similar fate befell the TLP in October 2025 in Muridke, where snipers were used to kill their supporters.

This cycle of violence has now reached AJK in July 2026, where Kashmiri citizens were targeted and killed. “Bari Bari Sub Ki Bari.” A troubling reality. While the nation bleeds, many in power remain indifferent, enjoying their positions regardless of the suffering around them. Today, the truth has become a liability, while brutality has become the new currency of power and pride.

 

[flyingorca]

Just Google it, and you would know:
'If a serviceman fires at a civilian inside his base. Who will arrest him, and what will follow'

Just google if any person in US feels threatened he/she has the right to defend themselves. Even a off duty cop carries weapon all the time.

 

[Desprado123]

Just Google it, and you would know:
'If a serviceman fires at a civilian inside his base. Who will arrest him, and what will follow'

Don't go for gemmi. Gork or type US civil laws chatgpt. Police can only file complaint or report to head of army in the state where issue came and that guy would handle the matter and if case serious than he can court martial as well but no civil authority can arrest army severing or ex serving unless it is a FIB case based on terrorism charges, drug charges or he murdered someone.

 

[flyingorca]

Is it truly incorrect to claim that the East India Company transformed into the West Pakistan Company?

The initial intention of the East India Company was to extract the resources of the Indo-Pak subcontinent, which was then referred to as "India, the Golden Bird." After gaining control of these resources, the British Empire employed brutal force to maintain its authority and regime. Incidents like the Kanpur Massacre (1857), the Jallianwala Bagh Massacre (1919), and the Moplah Rebellion (1921) still resonate today.

Today, again we witness a multi-billion-dollar business empire operating as a state above the state, plundering the entire nation and its resources, which pushed the populace into poverty and lawlessness. They retained their power through brutal assaults and the killing of unarmed civilians.

The cycle of brutality which began on May 9, 2023, when innocent civilians were targeted by gunfire, a pattern that escalated during the D-Chowk Massacre on November 26, 2024, where even the dead bodies were desecrated. The public viewed these events with indifference as they primarily affected the PTI. However, a similar fate befell the TLP in October 2025 in Muridke, where snipers were used to kill their supporters.

This cycle of violence has now reached AJK in July 2026, where Kashmiri citizens were targeted and killed. “Bari Bari Sub Ki Bari.” A troubling reality. While the nation bleeds, many in power remain indifferent, enjoying their positions regardless of the suffering around them. Today, the truth has become a liability, while brutality has become the new currency of power and pride.

Sounds like a propaganda straight out of the devil's mouth.

 

[Qureshi]

Sounds like a propaganda straight out of the devil's mouth.

Rather than dismissing it as “propaganda,” point out specifically what you believe is factually wrong.

If any part of my post is inaccurate, I’m open to being corrected with evidence. The historical record regarding colonial extraction, Jallianwala Bagh, the events of 1857, and the political violence and civilian casualties I referred to can be examined independently.

You may disagree with the interpretation or comparison I’m making, but simply labeling it “propaganda” doesn’t address the facts. If you believe something I stated is incorrect, identify it and provide evidence—that would make for a much more meaningful discussion.

 

[flyingorca]

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Lol, Mr. Jinnah could not even pass his order to British Gora COAS who refused to send troops in Kashmir. At the end it was Mr. Jinnah who had to listen to a COAS.

Btw, throughout Muslim history... military has always played its role in politics.

Here check this out. From your immi bahi favorite show.

 

[Goenitz]

Rather than dismissing it as “propaganda,” point out specifically what you believe is factually wrong.

If any part of my post is inaccurate, I’m open to being corrected with evidence..

You must be free and patient to do that. He normally has no strong argument (9/10 times). He also changes the goalposts frequently. Enjoy.

 

[Desprado123]

You must be free and patient to do that. He normally has no strong argument (9/10 times). He also changes the goalposts frequently. Enjoy.

Can you tell one country where foreigner or specially afghandu has to right protest not even in there own country they could ever protest so who give them the idea to protest in Pakistan. That is why Pashtun as a race never prosper or even try to.

 

[Qureshi]

Lol, Mr. Jinnah could not even pass his order to British Gora COAS who refused to send troops in Kashmir. At the end it was Mr. Jinnah who had to listen to a COAS.

As highlighted earlier, appreciate if you provide evidence—that would make for a much more meaningful discussion.

Btw, throughout Muslim history... military has always played its role in politics.

And will it justify ???

 

[flyingorca]

Rather than dismissing it as “propaganda,” point out specifically what you believe is factually wrong.

If any part of my post is inaccurate, I’m open to being corrected with evidence. The historical record regarding colonial extraction, Jallianwala Bagh, the events of 1857, and the political violence and civilian casualties I referred to can be examined independently.

You may disagree with the interpretation or comparison I’m making, but simply labeling it “propaganda” doesn’t address the facts. If you believe something I stated is incorrect, identify it and provide evidence—that would make for a much more meaningful discussion.

I love debating with PTI folks who think they are smart but they are not. I have already addressed all your points in PTI news discussions thread where PTI fans screams can be heard echoing as their narrative falls apart.

I will prepare my response shortly but promise me you will not go around in circular argument like PTI bots.

 

[Qureshi]

I love debating with PTI folks who think they are smart but they are not. I have already addressed all your points in PTI news discussions thread where PTI fans screams can be heard echoing as their narrative falls apart.

I will prepare my response shortly but promise me you will not go around in circular argument like PTI bots.

Calling someone “PTI” simply because they are highlighting alleged or documented misconduct by the military establishment is exactly the kind of political labeling that avoids the actual argument.

If you believe my post is factually wrong, then let’s keep PTI, PML-N, and every other political label out of it. Point out the specific claim that is incorrect and provide evidence to prove it wrong.

For example, independent human-rights organisations have themselves documented excessive force, mass arrests and serious rights violations in Pakistan following May 9, 2023. Amnesty International also called for an urgent and transparent investigation into the November 2024 crackdown in Islamabad.

So this isn't about being a “PTI bot” or supporting any political party. It's about whether the facts and events mentioned in my post are accurate. If you have evidence that disproves them, present it. I'm perfectly willing to correct anything I've got wrong.

Let's stick to facts, evidence and sources—not labels.

 

[Goenitz]

Can you tell one country where foreigner or specially afghandu has to right protest not even in there own country they could ever protest so who give them the idea to protest in Pakistan. That is why Pashtun as a race never prosper or even try to.

all the time in EU, Australia, the US, UK, etc. Have you ever lived outside Pakistan?

 

[Goenitz]

Let's stick to facts, evidence and sources—not labels.

He gave your Ertugul reference. What more do you need?

 

[RealNapster]

@hussain0216

Brother Hussain,

Right from the start this incident had AFGHANI all over it

Are the students of the said University Pakistani Pushtoons? Or Afghani Pushtoons?

Regards

We dont know if they were even pashtoon, let alone Afghanis.

Its just @hussain0216 looking for his afghani dad in every face and person.

 

[RealNapster]

Or iski jaib se waziristan ka domicile b baramad hua hy.