Pakistan minister refuses to step down over bounty

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Permalink Reply by Loren Miller on September 25, 2012 at 6:00

Translation: he's an asshole and determined to remain an asshole.  All he is doing is further empowering the imams who are the real cause of the protests and rioting, as they are the ones who are working these crowds up into a frenzy.  It is dubious that so much as one of those masses has ever actually seen the trailer or film themselves.

If the Pakistani government wants to have any credibility regarding NOT being with the protesters, they need to take some manner of official action against Bilour, and the sooner, the better.

Permalink Reply by Pat on September 25, 2012 at 6:41

Is Bilour an asshole? Absolutely. Is he despicable for promoting murder? No question about it. There is one thing you've got to give him, though. Unlike his western counterparts, at least he has the balls to stand by his convictions. Twisted, sick, immoral, unethical, barbaric convictions though they may be.

Here in the west, it's open season to criticize Judaism, Christianity, Mormonism, Scientology, Hinduism, etc. Say or do something which Islam finds offensive (phony or otherwise), and western nations and their leaders fall all over each other denouncing that which lead to the phony, manufactured, outrage in the first place. And, denounce it in the face of violence and death threats.

Here's a thought. Have the western nations (US, France, UK, Italy, Germany, Holland, Norway, etc.) publicly tell Bilour's government to either fire the SOB, or figure out how you're going to make up the $20+ billion in aid that you will no longer receive. Oh, and instead of Pakistan, it'll go to the Indian military. Suck on that one, Islamabad. Same thing for Egypt, and other nations that promote the mobs to riot against America in the name of their pedophile prophet.

Permalink Reply by Madhukar Kulkarni on September 25, 2012 at 6:56

Pat,

India does not receive any aid at all, neither humanitarian nor military aid, so no aid can go to the Indian military. All humanitarian operations within the country are financed from national funds and so is the military expenditure. You still have very old notions about India. Please correct yourself.

Diverting aid from public welfare to military  is exclusively Pakistani morality. Are you trying a balancing act between India and Pakistan by wanting to criticise both?

Permalink Reply by Pat on September 25, 2012 at 7:24

You completely misunderstood. Pakistan and India are international rivals. My point is to tell Pakistan to either do something about Bilour, and their unwillingness to control the tribal areas in the northwest, or we will throw our support to their enemy, India - which, to be quite frank, I think we should do anyway. Whether that's humanitarian aid, developmental aid, or if they don't accept foreign grants, then some form of south central Asian alliance.

Permalink Reply by Sayed Iman Rafizadeh on September 25, 2012 at 10:15

It is terribly awful that a minister seeks aids from Al-Qaeda and Taliban and calls them “my brothers”. Ahmad Bilour must be convicted and imprisoned. His action is completely hostile and unacceptable.