You cannot allow sluts.

They will destroy everything.

And the only thing they understand is murder. Anything else you do to them as punishment they will just enjoy.

AP:

A Pakistani man suspected of killing his U.S.-born 15-year-old daughter in a so-called honor killing after she apparently refused to stop sharing videos on TikTok appeared in court Thursday in the southwestern city of Quetta, police said.

The man, who was arrested Wednesday, recently moved his family back to Pakistan from the United States, police said.

The shooting happened on Tuesday in Quetta, the capital of Balochistan province, said Babar Baloch, a local police chief. He said the father of the teenager initially suggested that an unidentified gunman had killed his daughter, but after he was taken into custody for questioning he confessed to the crime.

If we want to save America, we need to legalize honor killings.

Imran Khan is literally the only hero that Pakistan could ever hope to have. He is handsome and charming and a genius, and he’s been did-up like they tried to do to Donald Trump. But the Pakistan corrupt power families managed to actually put him in prison.

After holding him for years, they’ve now effectively sentenced him to life, as he’s 72 and his health is already deteriorating.

The masses of people love him, but the Faggot States of Butthole support him being totally destroyed because he is a friend to China.

Reuters:

A Pakistani court sentenced former Prime Minister Imran Khan to 14 years imprisonment on Friday in a land corruption case, a setback to nascent talks between his party and the government aimed at cooling political instability in the south Asian nation.

The verdict in the case was delivered by an anti-graft court in a prison in the garrison city of Rawalpindi, where Khan has been jailed since August 2023.

Khan’s wife Bushra Bibi was also found guilty and sentenced to 7 years in prison. She was out on bail but was taken into custody after the judgment was pronounced, Geo News reported.

Law Minister Azam Nazeer Tarar told reporters that Khan’s party could reach out to higher courts to appeal against the ruling, and that the former cricket star could also file a mercy petition to the president of Pakistan.

His supporters were very unhappy when he was arrested

Omar Ayub, an aide of Khan, said the party will challenge the verdict in higher courts.

The former premier, 72, had been indicted on charges that he and his wife were gifted land by a real estate developer during his premiership from 2018 to 2022 in exchange for illegal favours.

Khan and Bibi had pleaded not guilty.

The reasons they charged him in the first place were similar to the reasons Trump was charged – trumped up nonsense about real estate deals.

The case is linked to the Al-Qadir Trust, a non-government welfare body the couple set up when Khan was in office.

Prosecutors say the trust was a front for Khan to illegally receive land from a real estate developer. They said he was given 60 acres (24 hectares) near Islamabad and another large plot close to his hilltop mansion in the capital.

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The announcement of the verdict was delayed three times, most recently on Monday, amid reconciliation talks between PTI and the government. The two sides have been at loggerheads since Khan was ousted from office in 2022.

The verdict is the biggest setback for Khan and his party since a surprisingly good showing in the 2024 general election when PTI’s candidates – who were forced to contest as independents – won the most seats, but fell short of the majority needed to form a government.

Jailed since August 2023, Khan has been facing dozens of cases ranging from charges of graft and misuse of power, to inciting violence against the state after being removed from office in a parliamentary vote of confidence in April 2022.

That was another Trumpesque charge, relating to him organizing protests against his disenfranchisement.

This real estate thing is the only one of the cases that stuck, now they’ve done a maximalist sentence.

There’s a nonzero chance the Pakistanis will rise up and overthrow the government in response to this sentence.

People need to start demanding that democracy governments explain the benefits of democracy.

If we just look at Pakistan, we can say matter-of-factly that there is no way that these corrupt families would remain entrenched if it was not for democracy. People would rise up. Instead, the people are given the hope that they will be able to vote them out, but if they do that, all of the sudden their leader is arrested and imprisoned for nonsense.

Then the government says “oh yes, but you can still vote for his supporters, so it’s no problem.”

And it just goes on forever.

No one can ever be held accountable in a democracy. Entrenched power can never be dislodged as long as they can tell people to vote. Democracy is tyranny perfected, and it is absurd that people continue to buy into this scam.

#FreeImran

This whole thing is retarded gaslighting.

Nobody thought the stabber was a Moslem because some random website no one ever heard of said so.

People thought he was a Moslem because that’s who does 90% of all the mass stabbings in Europe.

BBC:

Authorities in Pakistan have charged a man with cyber terrorism, in relation to disinformation believed to have fuelled UK unrest.

Police told the BBC that Farhan Asif was linked to Channel3Now, a website which posted an article in the hours after the Southport attack last month which gave a false name for the suspected attacker and suggested he was an asylum seeker who arrived in the UK by boat last year.

The article was widely quoted in viral posts on social media.

Unrest broke out in England and Northern Ireland after the fatal stabbing attack, in which three young girls died.

On Tuesday, police in Lahore said they had questioned Mr Asif about the article.

An officer told the BBC that Mr Asif said he had written the article based on information copied from a UK-based social media account without verifying it. He said that he ran the website alone.

Pakistan’s Federal Investigation Agency has since taken up the case and will investigate whether anyone further is involved.

BBC Verify previously tracked down several people linked to Channel3Now and questioned a person who claimed to be “management” at the site.

The person claiming to be from Channel3Now’s management told the BBC that the publication of the false name “shouldn’t have happened, but it was an error, not intentional”.

This whole “they thought it was a Moslem but it was really a non-Moslem immigrant” thing is retarded anyway.

Obviously, most of the immigrants are Moslems, so it’s a way that people classify them, separating them from Polish and Romanian immigrants while not being totally politically incorrect and saying “nonwhite.”

That’s why they talk about Moslems and Islam all the time, actually: it’s because they don’t want to say “brown people.”

But no one stopped protesting when they found out it was a non-Moslem brown person, because the religion of the brown people was never actually the issue.

These weren’t even really “riots.” Nothing even happened.

The correct way to view homosexuals is as “criminally insane.”

The Telegraph:

A Pakistani man who tried to set up the country’s first gay club has been detained in a mental hospital by local authorities.

The man, who chose not to give his identity in an interview with The Telegraph, had filed an application to set up the club in Abbottabad, the conservative northern city where Osama bin Laden was found and killed.

In the application filed to the deputy commissioner (DC) of the city, the man said the club was to be a “great convenience and resource for many homosexual, bisexual and even some heterosexual people residing in Abbottabad in particular, and in other parts of the country in general.”

Gay sex is illegal in Pakistan and can be punished by two years up to life in prison. The conservative religious culture also makes it difficult to be openly homosexual, although in practice the laws are rarely applied.

Displays of affection are also frowned upon among heterosexual couples, with fornication before marriage a crime.

The application stated that in “the envisaged gay club, tentatively to be called Lorenzo gay club, there would be no gay (or non-gay) sex (other than kissing).”

“A clearly visible notice on the wall would warn: no sex on premises. This would mean that no legal constraints (even obsolete ones like [anti-sodomy] PPC section 377) would be flouted on the premises”.

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Naseer Khan Nazir, a leader of the Right-wing Pakistan Awami Tehreek (PATY), said that if permission for the club was granted, there would be “very severe consequences.”

Another MP from the party said that he would douse the building with petrol and set it on fire.

If only they were as enlightened as the West…

The leader of Jamiat Ulema Islam (JUI), a conservative religious party in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa assembly, claimed that the man trying to set up the club had recently returned from a visit to the UK.

The Telegraph, which tried to visit the applicant in his home, has learned that he was transferred to the Sarhad hospital for psychiatric disease in Peshawar on May 9.

Friends said they were extremely concerned for his safety and that they had been blocked from visiting the man or finding out more information.

“Everyone is afraid that talking about it will put them in danger,” one said.

“I do not know about his well-being for many days” they said, adding that they had “tried to find out about him a couple of times but without success”.

The friend added that the applicant’s sexuality was well-known in Abbottabad and there had never been issues with him in the community. They said he was now highly “vulnerable” and “anything could happen to him at any time.”

In an interview before he was sent to the Peshawar mental hospital, the applicant told The Telegraph: “I talk about human rights and I want everyone’s human rights to be defended”.

He said that he would ask officials for a written reply on why they had rejected his petition, should it prove unsuccessful.

“I have started the struggle for the rights of the most neglected community in Pakistan and I will raise my voice in every forum,” he said.

“If the authorities refuse, then I will approach the court and I hope that like the Indian court, the Pakistani court will rule in favour of gay people.”

This is really just common sense, isn’t it?

Pakis really hate regular fags, but seem to be somewhat more tolerant of trannies. It’s a weird country.

This whole immigration and multiculturalism thing isn’t really working anywhere on earth.

Probably, it’s about time to start rethinking it.

AP:

Pakistan has repatriated more than 3,000 Pakistanis, mostly students, from Kyrgyzstan in the past week after recent attacks on foreigners over an unknown dispute with migrants, the deputy prime minister said Wednesday.

Pakistan began using special and commercial flight over the weekend to bring people home. More were expected to return later Wednesday, bringing their number to slightly over 4,000 by midnight.

Ishaq Dar told a news conference in Islamabad that the situation was under control now in the capital Bishkek, where authorities are trying to arrest people who attacked foreigners, including Pakistanis.

Thousands of Pakistanis study or work in Kyrgyzstan, and Dar said most of them wanted to come home.

Once these sorts of race riots start, there isn’t any way to stop them.

That’s why there is so much oppression in the White Western World.

They know that if a fire starts, they’re not going to be able to put it out.

SCMP:

Perched on her traditional charpai bed, Naeem Kausir says she would like to vote in Pakistan’s coming election – if only the men in her family would let her.

Like all the women in her town, the 60-year-old former principal and her seven daughters – six already university educated – are forbidden from voting by their male elders.

“Whether by her husband, father, son or brother, a woman is forced. She lacks the autonomy to make decisions independently,” said Kausir, covered in a veil in the courtyard of her home.

“These men lack the courage to grant women their rights,” the widow said.

Although voting is a constitutional right for all adults in Pakistan, some rural areas in the socially conservative country are still ruled by a patriarchal system of male village elders who wield significant influence in their communities.

In the village of Dhurnal in Punjab, spread across crop fields and home to several thousand people, men profess myriad reasons for the ban of more than 50 years.

“Several years ago, during a period of low literacy rates, a council chairman decreed that if men went out to vote, and women followed suit, who would manage the household and childcare responsibilities?” said Malik Muhammad, a member of the village council. “This disruption, just for one vote, was deemed unnecessary.”

Muhammad Aslam, a shopkeeper, claims it is to protect women from “local hostilities” about politics, including a distant occasion that few seem to remember in the village when an argument broke out at a polling station.

Others said it was simply down to “tradition”.

The Election Commission of Pakistan has stressed that it has the authority to declare the process null and void in any constituency where women are barred from taking part.

In reality, progress has been slow outside cities and in areas that operate under tribal norms, with millions of women still missing from the electoral rolls.

The elders in Dhurnal rely on neighbouring villages to fill a government-imposed quota, which maintains that 10 per cent of votes cast in every constituency must be by women.

Those who are allowed to vote are often pressured to pick a candidate of a male relative’s choice.

In the mountainous region of Kohistan in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, home to almost 800,000 people, religious clerics last month decreed it un-Islamic for women to take part in electoral campaigns.

Fatima Tu Zara Butt, a legal expert and a women’s rights activist, said women are allowed to vote in Islam, but that religion is often exploited or misunderstood in Pakistan.

“Regardless of their level of education or financial stability, women in Pakistan can only make decisions with the ‘support’ of the men around them,” she said.

Pakistan famously elected the world’s first Muslim woman leader in 1988 – Benazir Bhutto, who introduced policies that boosted education and access to money for women, and fought against religious extremism after military dictator Zia ul-Haq had introduced a new era of Islamisation that rolled back women’s rights.

Maybe Benazir would’ve been better off never getting involved in politics?

However, more than 30 years later, only 355 women are competing for national assembly seats in Thursday’s election, compared to 6,094 men, the election commission has said.

Pakistan reserves 60 of the 342 National Assembly seats for women and 10 for religious minorities in the Muslim-majority country, but political parties rarely allow women to contest outside this quota.

Those who do stand often do so only with the backing of male relatives who are already established in local politics.

“I have never seen any independent candidates contesting elections on their own,” Zara Butt added.

Robina Kausir, a 40-year-old healthcare worker, says a growing number of women in Dhurnal want to exercise their right to vote, but fear backlash from the community – and the threat of divorce, a matter of great shame in Pakistani culture.

She credits part of the shift to access to information as a result of the rising use of smartphones and social media.

“These men instil fear in their women – many threaten their wives,” she said.

Robina, backed by her husband, is one of the few prepared to take the risk.

When cricketing legend Imran Khan swept to power in the 2018 election, Robina arranged for a minibus to take women to the local polling station.

Only a handful joined her, but she still marked it as a success and will do the same on Thursday’s election.

“I was abused but I do not care, I will keep fighting for everyone’s right to vote,” Robina said.

This is what the Pakis are missing out on

I shed a tear

Wait, wait, wait.

You can just “deport” foreigners from your country? Like, you send them out and they don’t come back?

This is a real thing that governments can do to foreigners in their country?

How did I never hear about this?

Remix:

Pakistan has repatriated over half a million foreign nationals who had been living illegally in the country in just three months, the country’s interior ministry has told the Senate.

A major deportation drive was announced by the Pakistani government in October last year, telling migrants living in the country without the required documents proving they were authorized to do so they must go home by the end of the month.

The interior ministry estimated around 1.73 million Afghan nationals had no right to reside in Pakistan and warned they would be tracked down, detained, and forcibly removed from its territory should they not comply with the request voluntarily.

Wait – tracked down, detained, and forcibly removed?

Did anyone know a government had these abilities?

Interior Minister Sarfraz Bugti cited the fact that a majority of suicide bombings that occurred in 2023 were carried out by Afghan nationals — 14 of the 24 recorded attacks.

“There are no two opinions that we are attacked from within Afghanistan and Afghan nationals are involved in attacks on us. We have given them a Nov. 1 deadline,” he told journalists last year.

In an update to lawmakers earlier this month, the department informed that more than 500,000 migrants had been removed from the country so far.

Coming soon to a Germany near you

“Around 1.7 million illegal aliens are unlawfully living in the country, the majority of whom are Afghans. They are living without any legal documentation necessary for staying in the country. 541,210 people have been sent back after the cabinet’s approval of the deportation plan for illegal residents,” its statement read.

Wait – illegal foreigners need documentation to stay in a country?

I never in my life heard of this rule.

It added that the remigration plan was in full swing and authorities were in the process of identifying further transgressors and taking the appropriate action to remove them.

A further 110,064 foreign nationals also left the country voluntarily during the timeframe, the ministry added.

Wait.

What?

If you start physically removing people, they will begin leaving voluntarily?

What the heck?

The move was heavily criticized by human rights advocacy groups but has shown how effective a dedicated plan by the authorities to combat illegal immigration.

Meanwhile in Europe, reports from Germany showed the country was planning to take in expelled Afghan nationals who did not wish to return to their Taliban-governed homeland.

Well, at least they don’t have to go back to Afghanistan.

Meanwhile, in the “civilized” world…

Very sad

One man’s criminals scum and genetic garbage is another man’s greatest strength.

Oh, how the world turns!

Remix:

The first flight of 188 Afghan migrants expelled from Pakistan for living in the country illegally has arrived in Leipzig as the German federal government vows to accept vulnerable Afghans who don’t wish to return to their Taliban-governed homeland.

According to Zeit Online, the charter flight that touched down in Germany this week from Islamabad was the first of its kind since the Pakistani government announced in October that it was adopting a mass deportation program for an estimated 1.7 million Afghan illegal migrants from the country citing national security.

The move was announced after new data revealed a majority of suicide bombings in Pakistan this year were carried out by Afghan nationals.

Germany needs artists and women activists from Afghanistan, or else it won’t survive

“There are no two opinions that we are attacked from within Afghanistan and Afghan nationals are involved in attacks on us. We have evidence,” Pakistan’s Interior Minister Sarfraz Bugti said in October.

Germany, however, seems intent on offering safe passage to Europe for a number of those at risk of deportation.

Under its federal admission program, Berlin identified 44,000 Afghans who face possible persecution by the Taliban, as well as their eligible family members, who they want to bring to Germany.

At the end of November, around 11,500 Afghans were still waiting for admission to Germany, including 3,000 currently living in Pakistan.

Zeit Online reported last month the German embassy was preparing to receive the cohort currently residing in Pakistan but faced a race against time to get them out before Islamabad pushes ahead with deportation.

The federal government revealed it had enacted “protective measures” including “sending a list of people staying in Pakistan and to be admitted to Germany to the Pakistani Foreign Ministry”.

All of this news now, you read it and you’re like “wait, is this a joke? I don’t understand.”

Honestly, I don’t understand either.

I do understand that Kabul is going to end up as some kind of ultra paradise in the midst of hell on earth.

NOTE: Public announcement: I’m going to fire Snake Baker if he doesn’t do better fucking thumbnails. He is pushing this shit off onto me. He knows I’m going to have to find another thumbnail, and he does it anyway, even though I write almost all the text in this articles, and he is very well treated and even if I am abusive, it’s minimal and also deserved.

This is the thumbnail he just tried:

Do you think that works?

(The dimensions are not correct, btw. Even if you thought that was funny or ironic or something, you couldn’t get the joke, because the dimensions are wrong.)

Let’s do a vote.

Has any image like that ever been used as a thumbnail on this site? Ever?

Is he just spending 2 seconds and googling something and then sticking me with fixing it on purpose?

Has he been doing this for years?

You decide!

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They just started the crackdown this month, and already made over 200.000 of them leave voluntarily

Apparently, it’s not that hard to physically remove people from your country.

I was told this was impossible.

AP:

Large numbers of Afghans crammed into trucks and buses in Pakistan on Tuesday, heading to the border to return home hours before the expiration of a Pakistani government deadline for those who are in the country illegally to leave or face deportation.

The deadline is part of a new anti-migrant crackdown that targets all undocumented or unregistered foreigners, according to Islamabad. But it mostly affects Afghans, who make up the bulk of migrants in Pakistan.

The expulsion campaign has drawn widespread criticism from U.N. agencies, rights groups and the Taliban-led administration in Afghanistan.

Pakistani officials warn that people who are in the country illegally face arrest and deportation after Oct. 31. U.N. agencies say there are more than 2 million undocumented Afghans in Pakistan, at least 600,000 of whom fled after the Taliban takeover in 2021.

Although the government insists it isn’t targeting Afghans, the campaign comes amid strained relations between Pakistan and the Taliban rulers next door. Islamabad accuses Kabul of turning a blind eye to Taliban-allied militants who find shelter in Afghanistan, from where they go back and forth across the two countries’ shared 2,611-kilometer (1,622-mile) border to stage attacks in Pakistan. The Taliban deny the accusations.

“My father came to Pakistan 40 years ago,” said 52-year-old Mohammad Amin, speaking in Peshawar, the capital of the northwestern Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province that borders Afghanistan.

“He died here. My mother also died here and their graves are in Pakistan,” said Amin, originally from Afghanistan’s eastern Nangarhar province. “We are going back today as we never tried to register ourselves as refugees with the U.N. refugee agency.”

“I am going back with good memories,” he told The Associated Press, adding taht he would head to the Torkham border crossing later Tuesday.

Nasrullah Khan, 62, said he’d heard the Taliban are considering helping Afghans on their return from Pakistan. He said he was not worried by the prospect of Taliban rule but that it was still “better to go back to Afghanistan instead of getting arrested here.”

More than 200,000 Afghans have returned home since the crackdown was launched, according to Pakistani officials. U.N. agencies have reported a sharp increase in Afghans leaving Pakistan ahead of the deadline.

Pakistan has insisted the deportations would be carried out in a “phased and orderly” manner.

In general, people don’t want trouble.

The problem in the West is that immigration has been so absurdly incentivized.

If the West cares so much about Afghans, why not give them their money back?

The US invaded and occupied Afghanistan for 20 years. The one consolation is that when they surrendered and fled the country (leaving it totally destroyed), they left behind billions in equipment.

The Taliban said they would not sell the equipment to terrorists, and I don’t think they did (directly). But they can’t be held responsible to track the chain of custody of this equipment.

If they sell it to buyers who sell it to terrorists, that is not their problem. It’s the problem of the US, who created this sitaution in the first place. The Taliban needs the money.

That said: Tehrek-e-Taliban is not a terrorist group at all, but legitimate Pashtun rebels stuck on the wrong side of a border by illogical lines drawn by the colonialists. It’s a similar situation to that of Russians in the Eastern part of the former territory of the Ukraine.

New York Post:

US military equipment left behind during the chaotic withdrawal from Afghanistan has made its way into the hands of Pakistani militants, the country’s prime minister claimed Monday.

The high-tech gear, which may include firearms with laser and thermal sighting systems, is reportedly being used by the Pakistani Taliban, a militant group also known as Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan, in clashes that have intensified in recent months with Pakistan’s security forces.

Pakistan’s Prime Minister Anwaar-ul-Haq Kakar said the development was “emerging as a new challenge” in a meeting with reporters in Islamabad on Monday.

Kakar argued that a “coordinated approach” must be taken to tackle the threat that abandoned US military equipment poses to Pakistan, adding that Pakistani security forces will continue to “defend our home, children, mosques and places of worship.”

The Pakistani Taliban are an ally but not affiliated with the Afghan Taliban.

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More than $7 billion worth of US-provided military equipment – including Humvees, mine-resistant MRAPs, military aircraft and munitions – was in the hands of the Western-backed Afghan government when it collapsed in August of 2021 amid the Biden administration’s withdrawal from the country, according to the Defense Department’s inspector general.

I love that the media is still avoiding the term “surrender.”