What people fail at miserably, is at understanding that the retard Mullah Regime in Tehran manipulates people with religion to keep them loyal to them,
To go around doing this, they came up with a doctrine never heard of before the french built "so called" revolution was imported, called
Wilāyat al-Faqīh.
Pre-1979 shias were just fine, then this Wilayat e Faqih business came along as a cover for their hegemonous designs. What Paksitani Shias fail to realize is that IF you burn your house to warm others, you will be left homeless, and no one will care. Just look at the Zainabiyoun & Fatimiyoun militias being used as cannon fodder, and then look at how innocent people were pushed across the border in taftan and afgh.
Please practice your religion as you see fit, but dont be held hostage by people with nefarious agendas.
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Addressing the session, Qureshi regretted that Iran “pushed 4,000 to 5,000 Pakistanis” in Balochistan despite Islamabad’s request to wait until a quarantine facility was developed at the otherwise deserted Taftan border crossing.
“They are Pakistanis, we could not disown them, we had to own them,” he said, adding: “I laud the Balochistan government who did their best [to provide facilities] despite scarce resources.”
ISLAMABAD: Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi on Monday alerted the National Assembly that Covid-19 is yet to touch its peak in Pakistan as the Lower House met after a gap of almost two months
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Pakistan asks Iran to act on militants behind Baluchistan killings
ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - The Baloch insurgents who killed 14 people along Pakistan’s coast this week are based in neighboring Iran, Pakistan’s foreign minister said on Saturday, heightening tensions ahead of Prime Minister Imran Khan’s trip to Tehran on Sunday.
Relations between Iran and Pakistan have been strained in recent months, with both sides accusing each other of not doing enough to stamp out militants allegedly sheltering across the border.
A new umbrella group representing various insurgent outfits operating in Pakistan’s southwestern Baluchistan province bordering Iran claimed responsibility for the attack on Thursday, when 14 passengers were killed after being kidnapped from buses on southwestern Pakistan.
The militants checked the identity cards of passengers, singled out some of them, and then kidnapped and killed them. The Baloch Raji Aajoi Saangar (BRAS) umbrella group said it targeted Pakistani navy and Coast Guard officials traveling on buses.
Pakistani Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi said his country was angry about the attack and called for Iran to take action against BRAS militants.
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