After Pashtun rally for freedom in Islamabad, its time to say 'Bye, bye Pakistan'

Historic Pashtun rally in Islamabad shows it is time to say bye, bye Pakistan, ta ta Pakistan-- country cobbled up by the british without much justification. many lovers of pashtuns and Afghanistan believe Sunday's rally marked the beginning of the end of Pakistan.


The dirty hands of the bad boys of Islamabad have been busy sowing death and destruction in Kabul for a long, long time since the the communist took over Afghanistan in April 1979, called the Saur Revolution.
The main reason the Punjabi rulers played the dirty game was Pashtuns, because of their numbers, wealth, education, and their spirit of hard work and entrepreneurship was the only nation around Muslim West Punjab who could challenge their domination. That is the reason why pakistan army and ISI continues to support the Taliband and Haqqani network in Afghanistan.


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