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Gilgit-Baltistan move and Hizbul chief's video reveal Pakistan's true Islamo-fascist agenda in Kashmir
by rawemotions Sat Mar 18, 2017 12:04 am
http://www.firstpost.com/india/gilgit-baltistan-move-and-hizbul-chiefs-video-reveal-pakistans-true-islamo-fascist-agenda-in-kashmir-3340034.html
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That Pakistan never cared about the "aspirations of Kashmiris" and eyed the territorial gains as part of a larger Islamo-supremacist project has never really been in doubt.
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There is not a shadow of doubt that Pakistan's intention to formally annex Gilgit-Baltistan changes the entire Kashmir narrative that is so popular with India's Track 2 and Track 3 'diplomats' of the kebab-cocktail circuit.
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The second event, which provides further insight into Pakistan's greater game was the release of a short video clip by Zakir Rashid Bhat (alias Musa), who has taken over from the slain Burhan Wani the responsibility of running Hizbul Mujahideen's operations. In the video, the engineer-turned-terrorist calls Kashmiris to take up arms and pelt stones not to demand right to self-determination but to turn the Valley into an Islamic Caliphate. Calls of 'Kashmiri nationalism' has now been subsumed into a greater war of Islamo-fascist movement that pre-empted the rise of Islamic State (IS).
The Hizbul chief calls the demand for Kashmiri nationalism 'un-Islamic'.
"I see many people in Kashmir are engaged in a war of nationalism, which is totally forbidden in Islam," says Musa, adding "nationalism and democracy are un-Islamic", according to a report by The Kashmir Monitor. "Our intent should not be that we are fighting for Kashmir's freedom. Instead, it should be that we are fighting for supremacy of Islam. We want to introduce Sharia here," says the Hizbul chief.
Excerpts
That Pakistan never cared about the "aspirations of Kashmiris" and eyed the territorial gains as part of a larger Islamo-supremacist project has never really been in doubt.
:
There is not a shadow of doubt that Pakistan's intention to formally annex Gilgit-Baltistan changes the entire Kashmir narrative that is so popular with India's Track 2 and Track 3 'diplomats' of the kebab-cocktail circuit.
:
The second event, which provides further insight into Pakistan's greater game was the release of a short video clip by Zakir Rashid Bhat (alias Musa), who has taken over from the slain Burhan Wani the responsibility of running Hizbul Mujahideen's operations. In the video, the engineer-turned-terrorist calls Kashmiris to take up arms and pelt stones not to demand right to self-determination but to turn the Valley into an Islamic Caliphate. Calls of 'Kashmiri nationalism' has now been subsumed into a greater war of Islamo-fascist movement that pre-empted the rise of Islamic State (IS).
The Hizbul chief calls the demand for Kashmiri nationalism 'un-Islamic'.
"I see many people in Kashmir are engaged in a war of nationalism, which is totally forbidden in Islam," says Musa, adding "nationalism and democracy are un-Islamic", according to a report by The Kashmir Monitor. "Our intent should not be that we are fighting for Kashmir's freedom. Instead, it should be that we are fighting for supremacy of Islam. We want to introduce Sharia here," says the Hizbul chief.
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