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Omara Khan You have made quite a turn in the last few months. You take the right turn from the Constitutional avenue towards Aabpara.
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Abdul Nishapuri Thank you for your thoughts about me. Do you have any specific comments on this post? Ali Abbas Taj Aamir Hussaini Riaz Ali Toori
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Omara Khan You’re welcome. Yeah. It’s just that you have tried unsuccessfully to deflect the blame of sponsoring terrorism from the state agencies under some sort of a Deobandi/Salafi thing. All hues and colors of terrorism are a direct result of the state sponsoring and backing. You can’t absolve the state agencies of the blame by making it a sectarian thing.
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Abdul Nishapuri We cannot differentiate and isolate Deobandi and Salafi terrorism in Pakistan from global Salafi and Deobandi terrorism – Nigeria, Libya, Syria, Iraq, Mali etc. State patronage is not limited to Pakistan army, Saudi Arabi and CIA are much bigger players. All of these players know where to invest because they clearly understand the inherent violence and intolerance of the Salafi Wahhabi and Deobandi (semi-Salafi) cult.
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Abdul Nishapuri “All hues and colors of terrorism” is a generic and obfuscating terminology. Global massacres of Sunni Sufis, Shias and Christians are almost an exclusvie domain of the Salafi Deobandi cult.
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Omara Khan Saudi Arabia and CIA invested in Salafi/Deobandi terrorism in Pakistan without the state agencies knowing? How very innocently naive of them. All extremist factions and discourses are the result of the state using terror as a valid foreign policy tool and for obfuscating the internal contradictions of the state using an uber-religious identity which can be used to sideline genuine nationalist/progressive forces in Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan.
I know you are trying to build a historical narrative of Deobandi/Salafi extremism in which you implicated Baacha Khan as well. Just so you know, you are not fooling anyone by trying to absolve or to deflect the primary culprit of the blame and the responsibility.
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Kashif Naseer
ایک منٹ، یہ آپریشن ضرب عضب کیا امریکی حملے سے زیادہ مہلک ہے؟ میرے خیال سے کبهی کبهی آپکی پوسٹ شدید فرقہ ورانہ اور کبهی شام کے اخبار کی طرح کی ہونے لگی ہیں. معزرت اور امید ہے یہ سخت بات آپکو گراں نہیں گزرے گی.
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Abdul Nishapuri Omara: “Saudi Arabia and CIA invested in Salafi/Deobandi terrorism in Pakistan without the state agencies knowing?” — Did I say that?
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Omara Khan You might as well have.
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Abdul Nishapuri Kashif Naseer Personally I spport tough action against all terrorists of all faiths and sects, whether by US drones or PAF jets.
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Abdul Nishapuri Omara: That’s not my position. On a related note, I will continue to differentiate between local Pashtun identity and alien Deobandi identity.
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Omara Khan The fact that you could write Al Qaeda and Pashtun nationalism in the same sentence is enough of an indication of your position.
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Abdul Nishapuri Indeed, as far as (Deobandi) Pashtun nationalists continue to amalgamate their Pashtun identity with their Deobandi identity, they will continue to misinterpret my position. Most Shia Pashtuns of Parachinar and Hangu find it easy to understand my position. https://lubp.net/archives/314833