Malala Yousufzai , in an interview to the Pakistani daily Dawn, has called upon the United Nations and
international community to put an end to the “atrocities on Kashmiri people in
Indian held Kashmir”.
As per reports:-
“The Kashmiri people, like people everywhere, deserve their
fundamental human rights… They should live free of fear and repression,”
Malala said.“I call on the United Nations, the international community and India and Pakistan to work together with utmost urgency to right these wrongs, providing the people of Kashmir with the dignity, respect and freedom they deserve,” Dawn quoted her as saying.
Malala said that due to the weeks-long curfew imposed in Kashmir “many schools have been closed… keeping children away from their classrooms.”
“I stand with the people of Kashmir. My 14 million Kashmiri sisters and brothers have always been close to my heart,” she said.
She proves all along what any person with a sane brain who
looked beyond the propaganda knew:- She’s a pawn for both the west and global
jihad whitewashing lobby, and a pathetic one that too.
Has this hypocrite ever cared to even utter a word
about the
atrocities of the Pakistan army on Balochistan, where 25000 have
disappeared in
less than ten years (official figure), chemical weapons have been used
and
women have been dragged to rape camps? Or about the hundreds of Yazidi
girl
taken as sex slaves by Daesh? Or on about the atrocities in Pakistani
Kashmir?
On the atrocities on Shias and Ahmedis in Pakistan? Or on the acid
attacks
epidemic in Pakistan? Or the blatant human rights violations sponsored
by Saudi Arabia which includes public beheadings and women being whipped
for being raped?. I wont expect her to speak on the atrocities on
Pakistani/Bangladeshi
Hindus or Kashmiri pandits because for her they will be persona non
grata, but shes done nothing
more than parrot the same lies (Terrorism is because of poverty and
discrimination, education will make it vanish) which the leftist
controlled media spreads on a
daily basis.
Maybe shooting her was not a bad thing. What was bad was
that a Kalashnikov wasn’t used instead of a .22. Taliban surely looks in a dire
condition for not being able to teach its cadres to shoot straight.After all, that .22 bullet in her head by some Taliban moron
who didn’t know how to do his work properly is her claim to fame. Her daddy
must be thanking Allah for that bullet in her head, which fortunately for him, has
made him the master of millions of dollars, never having to work again in his
life.
So the Taliban tried
to kill her in 2012 to dissuade girls from going to school. She survived
this,
and awoke as a media celebrity. She was carried to London from further
treatment, and post that was awarded the Nobel Peace prize two years
later.
Malala said in her speech how the biggest thing terrorists are scared of
girls
with books and how education is the key and how she is not afraid of
Taliban. Shes
is so not afraid of the Taliban that she has never went back to Pakistan
(SWAT valley) again,
choosing instead, to show her so called bravery and wisdom from the safe
confines of her country of refuge.Its ironical that the person who
escaped from her country is trying to defend the same and trying to
preach humanity to India. And on top of that, making staements that
Pakistan is a safe country and cricket teams can visit there. If it is
that safe, why is she holed up in London?
Nobel prizes for sciences are credible, but that
for
economics and peace are nothing but a political tool. Nobel prize for
peace or economics is nothing but a medium to forward a set agenda,
plant a personality to serve The west and the international
community have found a very nice figure in her to advertise their holier
than
thou image and tokenism that masquerades as solution. Ironically, in her
Nobel acceptance speech, she cited "Shaheed" Benazir Bhutto, the person
who hoarsely shouted jihadi rhetoric just like her father and who was
killed by one of the bombs she distributed to be used across the border.
Irony is a very small word to describe this.
Nobel
prize for peace in 2014 was awarded to Malala Yousufzai from Pakistan
(so that the western elite can congratulate itself as if they have saved
all women living under Taliban ) and Kailash Satyarthi from India (so
that the white man's burden & 'atrocity porn' can be justified
again, because the horrible land of India doesnt care about its children
and hence the west must). It doesnt matter that he too, has
questionable credentials.
The
global media has made her into a goddess like figure, made us believe
that this pea brain is fighting global jihad with a pen and paper. No
she isnt, shes just parroting carefully coached lines like the only cure
for terrorism is education (conveniently ignoring that Osama bin Laden
was an engineer and Ayman al Zawahiri a surgeon, for eg), speaking about
"women empowerment" (but never once mentioning 300 plus schoolgirls
captured by Boko Haram as sex slaves or how women are second class
citizens in Saudi Arabia, not allowed to even walk in public alone, and
caned for driving) and so on. The fact remains that she didnt "win" ,
like the media has us believe. She did not fight the sword with the pen,
she just went to some other place where no bullet will reach her. While
there are plenty of examples of revolutionaries and reformers fighting
from distant lands for their country, one cannot compare this midget
with them, no matter how much the media lionizes her. Noone wins or
becomes a revolutionary by running away and paying lip service to a
supposedly beloved cause from the comfort of a safe haven.
The winner here are the terrorists (who must be laughing at her lofty
and misleading speeches lapped up by useful idiots around the world).
And Malala and the western elite(Because all she has done after waking
up from the hospital table is travel the largely western world on funded
trips, peddling feminist dogma, liberal lies and her book, making the
globalists and liberals feel good about themselves).
The
loser here is millions of girls of Pakistan or other islamic countries
for whom things have not changed at all, because lofty words in scripted
talk shows and self validating award ceremonies do not change anything.
All those girls whom she claims to represent but no longer does will
continue living under fear, open to pedophilia or honour killings which
continue being a part of glorious sharia ruled societies.
Malala has not gone back
to Pakistan. She was shot in the head, and she fled. The terrorists won,
no other girl will dare to defy them. Thats a fact, which cannot be
changed by any amount of desktop wallpapers or international prizes. She
lives in London, hogs the limelight and now as per reports, is paid
upwards of USD 1000000 USD for appearing on any show, telling the
audiences of how bullets can be silenced by books (one child, one
teacher, one book can change the world) , all the while when bullet in
the head is the most humane treatment girls speaking out in Taliban or
Islamic state controlled areas. The west will keep funding her and
stroking her ego, while funding wars and the same Islamic groups that
have made the world a bad place at the same time.
As
for us foolish Indians, let us stop worshipping just about any token
figure that gets honoured by the western elite, and stop embracing our
killers from across the borders. There are a lot of people who have been
killed for fighting injustice, and as per this logic they all deserve
the Nobel peace prize. But good intentions hardly fit the agenda and
controlled narrative. Thats why we will always see poster boys and girls
being honoured, and real heroes remain unsung.
Well written man, I followed you up from your post on "the frustrated indian". Must say, as bitter you went with the words here, you have a point. As they say, gangs are easier to form than alliances. All stable governments are trying to pursue their respective national interests, us humans have that tendency - greater good comes from good of the smaller groups first.
ReplyDeleteWhich has never proved to be a solution of-course (on a long term). Wonder when will we all collectively evolve out of this, U.N. is one good step towards this very goal but even in one of the most recent issues, Syria, individual/group national interests were in conflict with 'political-rectitude' , if I may say.
So in real life scenario, humans are fighting for one common cause but we are directly/in-directly still engaging friendly. Malala-Masquerade as you put it, has an interesting angle to highlight one such possible individual/group interest.
Anyway, just wanted to encourage you to keep writing. Peace!