Thread: Why is no one helping Pakistan ?

Originally Posted by harrybarracuda

Let them drown.

Two teenagers carrying a cricket bag have been beaten to death by a mob in Pakistan who mistook them for thieves.Their deaths, watched by police who did nothing to intervene, were captured on video footage that has outraged the country.
It shows men taking turns savagely beating the two brothers with sticks, drawing blood before dragging and hanging their bodies from a nearby pole. None of the dozens of people watching tried to stop the attack.
The incident is a blow to the already-shoddy image of the government as it appeals for international aid to cope with disastrous floods.
"Is this what we are? Savages?" asked an editorial in The News, an English-language daily. "So utterly bereft of a speck of humanity that a crowd of ordinary men are passive spectators to public murder?"
The killings happened on August 15 in Sialkot, a town in eastern Punjab province. As details emerged, authorities appear increasingly confident the two boys - Moiz Butt, 17, and his brother Muneeb, 15 - were innocent.
The two went to play cricket after praying and eating breakfast, carrying a bag with them containing game equipment, said Mujahid Sherdil, a top government official in the district. They were sons of a middle-class man who deals in fabric for footballs. Moiz was honoured with the title "hafiz" for having memorised the Koran.
An armed robbery had taken place near the cricket field, so residents were on alert and police were nearby. Apparently, when the boys appeared with a bag, they were thought to be the robbers, Sherdil said.
The origins of the video are unknown and there are reports that multiple men in the crowd recorded the attack using phones. Stations blurred out some of the more graphic images of the boys' bloodied bodies, but several faces in the crowd are clearly identifiable, including police officers in uniform who watched.
Punjab province Police Chief Tariq Saleem said the government has ordered two separate inquiries into the killings. "This incident is highly condemnable, especially in the police presence," Saleem said after visiting the boys' family. "All accused, including police, will be arrested soon."

Read more: Mob kills youths as police look on - World news, News - Belfasttelegraph.co.uk

Mobile Phone Footage:

innocent boys in pakistan sialkot ....on 15th aug - CNN iReport

Thai Envoy hands over relief goods to Army

Sunday, August 29, 2010, Ramazan-ul-Mubarik 18, 1431

Lahore—The Ambassador of Royal Thai Embassy in Pakistan Marut Jitpatima visited the Army Central Relief Camp at Fortress Stadium Lahore and handed over a consignment of relief goods for flood affectees donated by Malee Foods, a Thai product company. Brigadier Iftikhar Ahmad Commander Logistics Lahore Corps received the relief aid on behalf of Pakistan Army.Speaking on the occasion, the Ambassador of Thailand, Mr Marut Jitpatima expressed condolences on behalf of his country to the govt and people of Pakistan for the great loss of life and property suffered during the devastating floods.

He expressed solidarity on behalf of his country with people of Pakistan in this hour of trial and said that Thailand would continue to contribute for the relief work for flood affectees till their rehabilitation. Mr Marut Jitpatima, the Ambassador of Thailand said that his country would soon contribute a cash donation of 75,000 US dollars for flood relief to Govt of Pakistan. He said that the Red Cross of Thailand had already given a donation of 50,000 US dollars to its counterpart organisation in Pakistan.

Reciprocating the sentiments expressed by the foreign dignitary, Brigadier Iftikhar Ahmad said that people of Pakistan greatly value the strong bonds of friendship between the two countries and thanked the Ambassador for sharing his deep feelings of concern for the marooned people of flood affected areas of Pakistan.

Meanwhile, another consignment of relief goods of 21 trucks left Lahore Garrison for flood hit areas of Kot Addu, Layyah, Rajanpur, D.G Khan and Pano Aqil today. The major portion of relief items dispatched included medicines, rations and bottled water.

pakobserver.net

After the Ambassador's speech the reporter should've gone straight to the nearest market, for pics of the stuff on sale.

I wonder how many of them relief trucks get ambushed along the way

Originally Posted by 12Call

"Is this what we are? Savages?" asked an editorial in The News, an English-language daily. "So utterly bereft of a speck of humanity that a crowd of ordinary men are passive spectators to public murder?"

It is difficult to disagree with such a statement.

Lets hope the perpertrators of such a hideous crime are properly dealt with by the courts and that the bystanders hang their heads in shame at doing nothing to prevent the atrocity.

Police Officers in uniform also witnessing the event should be immediately sacked/suspended as they are clearly unfit to protect the life of a human being.

A truly appalling event.

Originally Posted by Mr Lick

Originally Posted by 12Call

"Is this what we are? Savages?" asked an editorial in The News, an English-language daily. "So utterly bereft of a speck of humanity that a crowd of ordinary men are passive spectators to public murder?"

It is difficult to disagree with such a statement.

Lets hope the perpertrators of such a hideous crime are properly dealt with by the courts and that the bystanders hang their heads in shame at doing nothing to prevent the atrocity.

Police Officers in uniform also witnessing the event should be immediately sacked/suspended as they are clearly unfit to protect the life of a human being.

A truly appalling event.

And were the fuk have you been all your life, this a daily thing in Pakistan they don't give a fuk about each other so why should we

If the beating to death of 2 innocent teenagers in public is a daily occurrence in Pakistan then i suppose, yes, i haven't been aware of it.

I suspect that most of us are aware that the value of a human life is less important to the people of Pakistan as demonstrated in the film, however, it is important that we, as more civilised, moderate humans do not value the lives of those innocent teenagers any less.

Originally Posted by Mr Lick

...Lets hope the perpertrators of such a hideous crime are properly dealt with by the courts and that the bystanders hang their heads in shame at doing nothing to prevent the atrocity.

Police Officers in uniform also witnessing the event should be immediately sacked/suspended as they are clearly unfit to protect the life of a human being.

A truly appalling event.

While I agree, can't say I'd blame a uniform for staying on the sidelines. When an enraged mob is on the lynch, I can't see them deterred by a dutiful cop. More likely they'd turn on him as well.

Let's not forget the type of savage under review and their, er, ah, culture.

Originally Posted by keda

Originally Posted by Mr Lick

...Lets hope the perpertrators of such a hideous crime are properly dealt with by the courts and that the bystanders hang their heads in shame at doing nothing to prevent the atrocity.

Police Officers in uniform also witnessing the event should be immediately sacked/suspended as they are clearly unfit to protect the life of a human being.

A truly appalling event.

While I agree, can't say I'd blame a uniform for staying on the sidelines. When an enraged mob is on the lynch, I can't see them deterred by a dutiful cop. More likely they'd turn on him as well.

Let's not forget the type of savage under review and their, er, ah, culture.

Not having or wishing to visit the country then you could very well be correct and looking at the film there may well have been a few senior religious figures complicit in the action which again may have detered the police from intervening.

It was a shameful barbaric event which sadly may go unpunished although the article i believe mentions that the perpetrators/police at the scene are to be arrested.

It was a shameful barbaric event to you, me, and most other civilised human beings. To those involved, it was perfectly natural and will be as natural for the next lynching.

Pakistan is a society enslaved by poverty, ignorance, and Islam, where rentamob can thrash, torture and set alight one on the say-so of another that they blasphemed against Allah.

It's true, violence and corruption are deeply rooted into this fucked up country. How many priministers have managed not to be blow up, shot, put in exile or thrown in prison?? Musharif is one a the few to avoid this fate, but only because he was sucking GW.Bush's cock very hard during the height of the 'war on terror' - or should I say 'appeared' to be sucking it - crafty buggers they are..

I for one say the fucktard Pakistani cricket team should donate a million $$ each to the relief fund!!!

Pakistan's tourism motto should be: Where you can live as man lived 1000 years ago, except with nuclear weapons!!!!

Most rational people do not need to consider why Pakistan has evolved into a failed nation. Only fools, children and politicians subscribe to the glaring fallacy that the cause must be something other than Islam.

^the Brits should never have 'formed' it in the first place.

Good call.

I've just been reading a piece by Moorthy Muthuswamy that was sent to me together with pages of comment and references. Will adapt and post later on this or the koran, allah thread.

charity is the right thing to do, however fu**k the Muslims in their asses.

Originally Posted by Poo and Pee

^the Brits should never have 'formed' it in the first place.

We owed it to the Indians to remove this carbuncle. Most Indians are glad that we did.

Originally Posted by harrybarracuda

Originally Posted by Poo and Pee

^the Brits should never have 'formed' it in the first place.

We owed it to the Indians to remove this carbuncle. Most Indians are glad that we did.

Not sure about that. Some there seem to think it belongs to some kind of greater Hindustan.

See revisionist Arian Invasion Theory that's becoming more and more popular amongst those blackies.

Originally Posted by FarangRed

Charity begins at home

Just have a bit of consideration for a muslim hero stranded in the floods with 72 virgins to feed.........poor bugger !

Statistically... 1 in 10 Pakis are in pakistan.

Originally Posted by keda

Most rational people do not need to consider why Pakistan has evolved into a failed nation. Only fools, children and politicians subscribe to the glaring fallacy that the cause must be something other than Islam.

With Britain becoming worse and worse by the day, I propose that we all seek asylum somewhere.

I suggest Pakistan:

We could build a huge church in the middle of Islamabad that dominates the skyline, set up chippys and shops on every corner, assault the locals who dare to come into "our" part of town, set up specialist shops selling pork products and non-halal meat, protest to the government that the name "Ramadan" is offensive to our religion, and ask that they make it more inclusive by changing it to "Starve Yourself Fest."

What fuking hero? let them blow themselves up if they want 72 virgins

Originally Posted by English Noodles

Originally Posted by keda

Most rational people do not need to consider why Pakistan has evolved into a failed nation. Only fools, children and politicians subscribe to the glaring fallacy that the cause must be something other than Islam.

With Britain becoming worse and worse by the day, I propose that we all seek asylum somewhere.

I suggest Pakistan:

We could build a huge church in the middle of Islamabad that dominates the skyline, set up chippys and shops on every corner, assault the locals who dare to come into "our" part of town, set up specialist shops selling pork products and non-halal meat, protest to the government that the name "Ramadan" is offensive to our religion, and ask that they make it more inclusive by changing it to "Starve Yourself Fest."

Lets be the first to open a chippy in Islamabad

There may be a few virgins on this website www.muslims4marriage.com but then again maybe not.