Thread: Why is no one helping Pakistan ?

Perhaps they knew something about the northerners, aras.

Apparently Thailand has also never been occupied.

You read stuff like this:

Pakistan Taliban threaten attack on US and Europe

and think the best solution is to bomb the shithole off the planet.

But then some centre-left German democrat writes a book and says:

“No other religion in Europe is so demanding and no other migration group depends so much on the social welfare state and is so much connected to criminality.”

So let's make sure we send the c**ts back there before we do so.

Originally Posted by harrybarracuda

But then some centre-left German democrat writes a book and says:

Yeah but he was another Paki immigrant for sure, f*cking Europes full of em and as usual its standing room only.

Actually there are more Pakis in the UK than in the whole of Europe.

On the continent you get mostly North Africans and Turks.

Originally Posted by Pol the Pot

Actually there are more Pakis in the UK than in the whole of Europe.

On the continent you get mostly North Africans and Turks.

Turks in Germany. N. Africans / Moroccans in France. Pakis in the UK. Our cultures and way of life are greatly enhanced due to these people's immigration.

Originally Posted by The Bold Rodney

Originally Posted by harrybarracuda

But then some centre-left German democrat writes a book and says:

Yeah but he was another Paki immigrant for sure, f*cking Europes full of em and as usual its standing room only.

I think you should read it again. He's slagging off the Mussies you tool.

Archbishop assures support to flood victims
Tanvir Siddiqi
Sunday, September 26, 2010

Islamabad—The Archbishop of Canterbury Canterbury Dr Rowan Williams has assured Pakistan of full support for flood affectees particularly in the context of health and education .

He was talking to the Federal Minister for Minorities Affairs Mr. Shahbaz Bhatti called on him at Lambeth Palace in London and apprised him of the flood situation in Pakistan and the Interfaith Dialogue Initiative of Government of Pakistan..

Mr. Bhatti conveyed messages of goodwill from the President Asif Ali Zardari and prime Minister Yusuf Raza Gilani to the Archbishop and extended him invitation to visit Pakistan. The Archbishop reckoned his previous visit of Pakistan saying that he cherished the visit where he had opportunity to meet the Christian religious leaders.

The Minister briefed the archbishop in detail about the devastation caused by the floods and the efforts being made by the government of Pakistan to deal with the crises . He stressed need for international solidarity to deal with this mega challenge. He expressed deep appreciation for the support extended by the Arch bishop and other Christian organizations in helping people of Pakistan in this hour of need.

They discussed interfaith harmony and dialogue in Pakistan as well as at global level. Dwelling upon Interfaith Initiative of Government of Pakistan , the Minister informed that at district level interfaith committees were being set up comprising of Muslim and non- Muslim members to create interfaith harmony at the grass roots level. He further informed that in addition to that training programmes for creating awareness and material based on common teachings of various religions were also being developed to harness religious tolerance . Besides this exchange programmes for promoting interfaith harmony will also be undertaken by the Ministry of Minorities Affairs. The Archbishop of Canterbury assured full support to strengthening this program.

The Minister added that the laws with potential of being misused against minorities were being reviewed to check human rights abuse of any kind, as the present government believes in protection of rights of all the segments of society.

Discussing the interfaith dialogue in global perspective the Minister appreciated the Interfaith Dialogue Initiative of the Archbishop of Canterbury , specially programme of presence , engagement and dialogue of Anglican Church with Jamiatul Al- Azhar, emphasizing that interfaith harmony was an instrument to bring peace , harmony and tolerance

pakobserver.net

Originally Posted by Mid

Islamabad—The Archbishop of Canterbury Canterbury Dr Rowan Williams has assured Pakistan of full support for flood affectees particularly in the context of health and education

That's it then...job done, so lets just forget it and move on please!

where's bob geldolf, stingaling and bonio,
should they not be there, giving it some support, organising paki aid etc.

i can imagine that prick geldolf, ' look at these poor skinny people we need YOUR money to buy some more of these little guns so they can hunt the abundant wild life, to feed themselves and become self sufficient. '

as my parents told me growing up.

' If you can not behave yourselve, and help your self, we are not doing it for you '

Good to see some suit from Oxfam bleating about needing more money..... for his 40k a year, company car, expense account, etc., with the left overs going to those poor starving fuzzy wuzzies.