Terrorist Groups have existed almost since the Dawn of time, they have existed, spread misery and have vanished. There are no traces of feared groups like Hashisheen, the spiritual fathers of TTP Daish, Iranian intelligence and many others.
What to do with MQM is a question that has haunted many. The answer to the MQM question is not exactly very complicated. Part of their blood money goes to their (failed) psy ops in Pakistan media. A lot of that is in turn goes to projecting their presence as something that is synonymous with Karachi. However it can not be farther from the truth. Their capabilities in urban warfare and their political support is highly exaggerated.
A terrorist group like MQM is very easy to eliminate once will is there. Sure, they have established local funding sources like extortion, kidnapping for ransom, bank robberies, even petty theft and mugging. However the kind of organisation they are running, the artificial nature of it, the superficial mask which sucks up so much of their resources is not easy to finance. Ban them, cut their foreign funding, ISI can do it in a split second. MQM would be left with too many criminals to feed, a hostile government and dwindling funds. These target killers,muggers and thugs have no loyalties.
Their loyalty is with MQM because of Funding, protection from police ..Political support and the sense of protection the Umbrella of MQM provides. Take that away and in a likely scenario they would turn on their own masters. Ban them on media. Go to EU and talk to them how England is harboring a terrorist group and their leaders Altaf.
It can happen, Jamaat e Islami was banned in JI, Ikhwan were banned in Egypt. They had little if any links to militants at all. MQM is a right wing extremist terrorist terrorist organization with Indian backing that portrays itself as a political part that supposedly represents a city. In Pakistan we have precedence. NAP(National Awami Party) was outlawed after it was established that Wali Khan and co are involved in terrorist activities. And crimes of MQM once made public might put Daesh to shame. They once burned some 300 people alive just to make a point(extortion related) in the Baldia Town factory fire alone. Its time to ACT.
And ..Action would be taken.
What to do with MQM is a question that has haunted many. The answer to the MQM question is not exactly very complicated. Part of their blood money goes to their (failed) psy ops in Pakistan media. A lot of that is in turn goes to projecting their presence as something that is synonymous with Karachi. However it can not be farther from the truth. Their capabilities in urban warfare and their political support is highly exaggerated.
A terrorist group like MQM is very easy to eliminate once will is there. Sure, they have established local funding sources like extortion, kidnapping for ransom, bank robberies, even petty theft and mugging. However the kind of organisation they are running, the artificial nature of it, the superficial mask which sucks up so much of their resources is not easy to finance. Ban them, cut their foreign funding, ISI can do it in a split second. MQM would be left with too many criminals to feed, a hostile government and dwindling funds. These target killers,muggers and thugs have no loyalties.
Their loyalty is with MQM because of Funding, protection from police ..Political support and the sense of protection the Umbrella of MQM provides. Take that away and in a likely scenario they would turn on their own masters. Ban them on media. Go to EU and talk to them how England is harboring a terrorist group and their leaders Altaf.
It can happen, Jamaat e Islami was banned in JI, Ikhwan were banned in Egypt. They had little if any links to militants at all. MQM is a right wing extremist terrorist terrorist organization with Indian backing that portrays itself as a political part that supposedly represents a city. In Pakistan we have precedence. NAP(National Awami Party) was outlawed after it was established that Wali Khan and co are involved in terrorist activities. And crimes of MQM once made public might put Daesh to shame. They once burned some 300 people alive just to make a point(extortion related) in the Baldia Town factory fire alone. Its time to ACT.
And ..Action would be taken.
Zulm phir zulm hai, baRhta hai tau miT jaataa hai
Khoon phir Khoon hai, TapkaY gaa tau ja'm jaayega
Khoon phir Khoon hai, TapkaY gaa tau ja'm jaayega
Khaak-e-sehra pe jamey yaa kaf-e-qaatil pe jamey
Farq-e-insaaf pe yaa paa-e-salaasal pe jamey
Farq-e-insaaf pe yaa paa-e-salaasal pe jamey
TeGh-e-bedaad pe yaa laasha-e-bismil pe jamey
Khoon phir Khoon hai yapkay gaa to ja'm jaayega
Khoon phir Khoon hai yapkay gaa to ja'm jaayega
Laakh baithay koi chhup chhup ke kameen gaahon main
Khoon Khud deta hai jallaadon ke maskan ka suraagh
Khoon Khud deta hai jallaadon ke maskan ka suraagh
Saazishai laah uraati rahaiN zulmat ka naqaab
lay ke har boond nikalti hai hatheli pe charaaGh
lay ke har boond nikalti hai hatheli pe charaaGh
Zulm kee qismat-e-nakaarah-o-rusvaa se kaho
Jab’r kee hikmat-e-purkaar ke eemaa se kaho
Jab’r kee hikmat-e-purkaar ke eemaa se kaho
Mehmal-e-majlis-e-aqwaam kee laila se kaho
Khoon deewana hai, daaman pe lapak sakta hai
Khoon deewana hai, daaman pe lapak sakta hai
Sho'la-e-tund hai, Khirman pe lapak sakta hai
tum ne jiss Khoon ko maqtal maiN dabaanaa chaaha
tum ne jiss Khoon ko maqtal maiN dabaanaa chaaha
Aaj vo koochaa-o-bazaar maiN aa nikla hai
kaheen sho'la kaheeN naa'rah kaheeN patthar ba'n ke
kaheen sho'la kaheeN naa'rah kaheeN patthar ba'n ke
Khoon chalta hai to rukta naheen sangeenon se
Sar jo uThtaa hai to dabtaa naheeN aaeenoN se
Sar jo uThtaa hai to dabtaa naheeN aaeenoN se
Zulm ki baat hee kiya, zulm ki auqaat hee kiya
Zulm bas zulm hai, aaGhaaz se anjaam talak
Zulm bas zulm hai, aaGhaaz se anjaam talak
Khoon phir Khoon hai, so shak'l badal sakta hai
Aisi shaklaiN ke miTaaoo tau miTaaye na banaY
Aisi shaklaiN ke miTaaoo tau miTaaye na banaY
aisaY sho'laY kaY bujhaao tau bujhaaye na banay
aisaY naa'raY kaY dabaao tau dabaaye na banay
aisaY naa'raY kaY dabaao tau dabaaye na banay
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