Any news containing information of our defense build-up
naturally excites not only all my country-men but personally gives me a hard on.
An erection over our successful missile tests, or a testosterone boost over a
military exercise; is my normal reaction. I have still not recovered from my
hangover about the recent announcement of an international Joint Naval exercise in our
southern coast. After all we are a military minded country. According to a Gallup
survey in 2015, 89% people in Pakistan said they are willing to fight for
their country if the need be. We have fought many wars with India and I am sure
we will fight again if only Indian movies were not downgrading our zeal and
transforming our youth into pacifists dancers.
Now please stay with me as I reflect upon a news from
another corner of South Asia.
Not a week has passed since United Nations presented a Report
containing gruesome details of killings of Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar. The UN
Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights report cited supporting
evidence including bullet and knife wounds sustained by refugees and satellite
imagery showing destruction of villages.
For past 3 years Rohingya Muslims have suffered brutality in
the hands of extremist Buddhist and military has cut off access to
north-western Rakhine which virtually makes it impossible for the rest of the
world to verify the true scale of atrocities.
Since October 2016, more than 70,000 Rohingya have fled the
country, mostly to Bangladesh, for past 3 years, people are continuously
pouring out to Indonesia, Malaysia, where ever they can find safety. Bangladesh
denies Rohingya Muslims entry in their territory to find safety. I respect
whatever their country and its leaders decide, but coming from my Pakistani
background, where we not only let 3 million Afghani victim of wars in, but are
still caring for them since, it’s hard to find the Bangladeshi stance sink in
well with me.
Late in the bed last night, almost zoning out watching my
cellphone for last peek at the news, I read Pakistan Jf-17 Thunder Myanmar,
something something.
I thought to myself, Wholla Amigo! Another Erection.
I thought to myself, Wholla Amigo! Another Erection.
We must be bombing the sense out of these bastards for mistreating my brothers.
But No!
We are not only selling 16 of our Fighter Jets to Myanmar,
but we are also in the initial phase of signing a deal licensing them to
build it themselves!
So much for my defense related orgasm, for now!
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