Some Tory MPs have decided it would be a good idea to have a Pro-Pakistani Conservative Friends of Kashmir group whose objective is to not only damage UK India relations (you bet it has), but portray terrorists are poor victims. The MPs backing it are being hailed on social media by ‘Pakistan Zindabad’ tweeters.
So, a Conservative Friends of Baluchistan is surely the next thing. And a swift call to the whips office for the two MPs who set up the Conservative Friends of Kashmir. Smacky botty, naughty naughty, doesn’t get votey votey.
Of course this will be something doubtless the High Commission of India will raise with the UK Foreign Office.
The Pakistan Government is really ramping up efforts against India. It’s getting its hands on all sorts of terrorism apologists, useful idiots, and genocide deniers obsessed with religion.
Of course I could point out Pakistan is reviled as the home of terrorism by the UN, the UK and the US. That the ‘Khalistanis’ don’t dare claim Punjab in Pakistan.
But that’s too obvious. I could point out India is a liberal democracy, and Pakistan a theocracy. But the blind cannot see.
They have lost. The UN, US, UK says they have. The people in power who make the decisions know the ‘true colours’ and the colour is green – the colour of envy. When you’re winning, the best thing is to let the other side spend their time, energy and effort flailing around. They are not waving, they are drowning.
They want you to engage. A barking dog enjoys company. They will drag you into the mire. I far prefer the British way and I suggest you adopt it. Speak softly, politely, with utter grace, and in perfect Queen’s English, point out they are mis-guided and bid them farewell.
Dignity. Decorum. They can’t match it. Class, style, they cannot buy it. Remember on Indian Independence Day 2019? The British Indians dressed well, polite, singing, happy, dancing, men, women, children. And the mob opposite, hurling shoes, mostly men, shouting obscenities, arrested, vandals, angry, mad, deviants.
The images of that day when my inlaws were attacked speaks of the miles apart India and Pakistan have become. It is time for Indians to move on. Let MI6, CIA finish the job on Pakistan’s ISI – which incidentally are not a good as they think they are. A more cocky Pakistani front-men (and it is men) new breed are getting sloppy in their determination to produce results for their masters. Whilst training from China is one thing, the Chinese are being blocked too behind every scene.
The game’s up. And we ain’t playing in Britain – well, not overtly old bean.
