yes i condemn #peshawarAttack n #brutalMassacre The pain is beyond words. But I would like to ask all those in my country who are mourning and making their DPs black that where were they when in Lahore hundreds of people were gunned down in a Qadiyani/Ahmadi mosque including children in a similar way? I recall that many of the well educated engineers in UET that day celebrated that incident in a passive way as a victory over the blasphemous lot and one more step in wiping out the Qadiyanis from Pakistan once and for all. How many of us #tagged the abduction of Hindu girls also aged hardly 16 in sindh and then forced conversion to Islam and the subsequent forced marriage or death. Where were our sympathies when a pregnant christian woman along with her husband was baked to death where people bake bricks? Did our prime minister order immediate executions of the culprits who burned alive innocent Ahmadi Children in Gujranwala? Joseph colony? the list goes on. Were they not our children? Just because they belong to the other religion? Are they not Pakistani ? We as a nation have brought this to our selves. On one side we say that we would never forget this day but our Interior minister Ch Nisar asks the Bangladeshi govt to forgive and forget the massacre of millions of Bangladeshi civilians and the genocidal rape of hundreds of thousands of Bangladeshi women by the west Pakistan army. have we apologized to their government? Do we teach our kids of our crimes? Do we even admit to all of this? Do we mourn the deaths of minorities including their children in a similar fashion and do we pressurize our govt and military in a similar way to carry out operation against those culprits? True justice does not discriminate between religion, ethnicity, and color. If we as a nation do not confront our criminal silence over the griefs of others and do not admit to our dark past our younger generations would have to suffer. And this is exactly what has happened here. I pray for those who have lost their loved ones and the grief and pain for the children is beyond words and emotions. But more than that I pray that my nation and people open their eyes and have the decency to see humans and humans beyond color, beyond ethnicity, and beyond religion
Posted on: Fri, 19 Dec 2014 10:49:48 +0000
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