A wake up call from Naseem Hejazi Sahb

Source: Pakistan Cyber Force
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Pakistan’s defense is the matter of life and death for 18 crore people.
It is the matter of protecting women and children from inhumanity and barbarism of which we have witnessed in East Punjab. It’s the matter of that religion’s integrity for which battles of badr, hunain, Yarmuk and Qadsia have been fought. It is the matter of that Karbala’s grounds which have been coloured by the blood of martyrs. It is the matter of protection of that land for which more than 50 lakhs have been sacrificed. If we wish not to repeat the history of east Punjab on any grounds of Pakistan, we are likely to have only one solution. i.e., to prepare ourself to reply with an iron fist.
In practical world strength can not be answered by logic.
A wolf merely respects lion’s solid grip; it does not get inspired by the wolf’s logic.
Some people think that by our compromise and peace making, Bharat will abandon her harsh policy. But this is a sheer illusion. The Muslims of Grenada became the victims of the very same illusion. We should comprehend this reality that the greatest mishap which is hazardous for the entire Muslim world and humanity won’t abandon by knocking the doors of peaceful appeals, peace making conferences and international courts. Only sword can answer sword in this world.
Bharat will use its every possible mean consecutively to sabotage Pakistan. Her nasty plans may not change unless and until she is made aware that Pakistan is such a bulwark which won’t let her succeed in anyway but would break her own head into pieces.
Nature doesn’t forgive collective and political mistakes of a nation. Grenada was given punishment for the deceitfulness of Abu Abdullah.
Hyderabad has been facing punishment as she considered the worse nation-seller the remedy of her freedom. Alas! They would have raised the slogan of Allah, His messenger and Islam other than “Mumlikat-e-Aasfia”. They were puzzled between life and death but stinking dead body of the system remained their garland. And this dead body took 30 lakh to the graveyard along with it. The Muslims of Kashmir have been facing hardships only because sheikh Abdullah was mistaken to consider Gandhi’s men as a friend to Muslims.
How ever Hyderabad and Kashmir differ in a way that the deceitfulness of the system didn’t give a chance to convert Hyderabad’s war into the war of nation. But the mayhem of Kashmir despite of the opposition of sheikh Abdullah has been a war of nation.
The mujahids of Kashmir are not only safeguarding Pakistan but the entire Islamic World. If they would have not resisted, Bharat would have not wasted a single moment to wreck with Pakistan after Kashmir. The Mujahids of Kashmir gave an opportunity of preparation to Pakistan on the jeopardy of their lives. If we are not likely to take advantage of this golden opportunity, it will be a mistake which will not be forgiven by nature at any cost.
                                  

Islamic Caliphate in Pakistan on its way, Insha'Allah.

                                                                                                
The danger of Kashmir is the danger of Pakistan and the danger of Pakistan is the danger of the entire Muslim Ummah. Get united to counter this collective danger. Beware of these nation sellers, traitors who have been used by the enemies to segregate Grenada into sects, groups and parties.
Hindu despotism is the greatest challenge for Pakistan and Islam. This is the time we must gather all our arrows in one quiver. This is the time we must collect all the straws of our refuge before the storm arrives.
This is the time, the mothers of the nation awake their sons, the sisters awake their brothers and spouses, make them up in arms to cut the hands of tyranny and oppression.
Oh the dwellers of Pakistan! There comes a time in every nation when the decisions made by sword are better than the ones made by tongue or pen.
In this world, honor and dignity lie for those who are able to pay their cost. The garden of freedom prospers only when it’s given nourishment of the blood of martyrs. The chronicles of dignity of a nation are written by the blood which is impassioned to flow. And once the blood freezes… tears may not work!

 

 

Naseem Hejazi

Excerpts taken from Naseem Hejazi's "Shaheen" .









Translated by: Xharaf Vsm

Pakistan Cyber Force

Pak China cooperation in building submarines & bigger warships.

BEIJING, Sept 19 (APP): After successful completion of construction of three F-22 P Frigates in China, Chief of Naval Staff Admiral Noman Bashir said that Pakistan has identified to China the cooperation in the field of construction of submarine, bigger war ships, acquiring modern weapons and equipments. “We have the history of cooperation in the Navy with China like we have cooperation in all other fields”, said Noman Bashir while talking to media here at a reception on Saturday evening in which Ambassador of Pakistan to China Masood Khan was also present.
The CNS said that Pakistan Navy has already taken over three Frigates and the fourth one is being constructed with Chinese cooperation in Karachi Shipyard and Engineering Works and hoped that like the three frigates, the construction of fourth ship in Karachi will be completed ahead of schedule.
“ We will not stop here and this cooperation will continue”, said Admiral Noman Bashir while replying to a question.
He said that during his meetings with Chinese side, he had identified areas including building of submarines, as so far we had not entered into joint construction of submarines.
This is one of areas Pakistan would now like to explore, he noted.
He said that Pakistan also like to go for construction of bigger ships with cooperation of China.
These ships would be bigger than the current F-22 P Frigates, he added.
There is lot of discussion that are taking place, he said adding “obviously we will have the ships and submarines which will be according to our requirements and specifications”.
Also, the CNS said that in the areas of weapons and sensors we are going beyond what we had.
On floods in Pakistan and Chinese relief assistance, Admiral Noman Bashir said that we are grateful to the government and the people of China for their timely assistance for the flood affected people.
He said that the Chinese Medical team is doing an excellent job and Pakistan Navy has taken the responsibility to look after them.
He said that before coming here he went to the Chinese Mobile Hospital which was established in Thatta and they were doing remarkable job.
In addition to medical team and hospital, there was lot of flood relief supplies we received from China.
Flood had caused great deal of damage in Pakistan, said Admiral Noman Bashir adding that these unprecedented floods we did not experience in our history.
The floods are not confined to one part of the country, but caused widespread damage from north to south, he added.
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How India betrayed Pakistan

Another opportunity to build a trustworthy relationship was wasted by India when it deprived Pakistan of its due share of one-third of the military stores, as per decision of the Joint Defence Council. By being fair and just, India could have allayed Pakistan’s sense of insecurity by transferring its military share, besides winning our gratitude in bonus. But it was not to be so.
To understand the nefarious Indian designs, one has to read John Connell’s Auchinleck: A Critical Biography, in which Field Marshal Sir Claude Auchinleck in his capacity as the Commander-in-Chief of the Indian armed forces, as well as a member of the Joint Defence Council, informed the British government on September 28, 1947: “I have no hesitation whatever in affirming that the present Indian Cabinet are implacably determined to do all in their power to prevent the establishment of the Dominion of Pakistan on a firm basis….The Indian leaders, Cabinet Ministers, civil officials and others have persistently tried to obstruct the work of partition of the armed forces….It is becoming increasingly impossible for myself and my officers to continue with our task. If we are removed, there is no hope at all of any just division of assets in the shape of movable stores belonging to the former Indian army. The attitude of Pakistan, on the other hand, has been reasonable and cooperative throughout.” The fact of the matter is that Auchinleck was forced to resign. Moreover, Sardar Patel ensured that not a single piece of defence machinery reached Pakistan. India even refused to give us the machinery for Bren-gun and fuse-filling factories that was lying packed and uninstalled.
Yet, another classic example of India’s Machiavellian duplicity came to the fore on the issue of water distribution of rivers and canals in Punjab. This issue was dealt by Committee B of the Arbitral Tribunal, which was to expire on March 31, 1948. This committee with equal representation from India and Pakistan unanimously agreed that the pre-partition shares of water would not be changed but the day after the Arbitral Tribunal ceased to exist, India stopped the supply of water in every canal coming into Pakistan threatening agriculture over 1.66 million acres. The precarious Pakistani condition was exploited to the hilt by India when a delegation headed by Ghulam Muhammad comprising Shaukat Hayat and Mumtaz Daultana was not given any choice but was made to sign a statement without changing a word or a comma by Nehru’s government on May 4, as a condition for restoring the flow of water. If it were not a blackmail, pure and simple, then what was it?
The threat potential of this ‘water bomb’ was highlighted by David E. Lilienthal, a former head of the Tennessee Valley Authority, US, who, after visiting the subcontinent commented in the August 1951 issue of the Collier magazine: “With no water for irrigation (Pakistan) would be desert….No army, with bombs and shellfire, could devastate a land as thoroughly as Pakistan could be devastated by the simple expedient of India’s permanently shutting off the sources of water that keep the fields and the people of Pakistan alive.” In a timeless observation, he termed the water dispute “pure dynamite, a Punjab powder keg” and warned that “peace in the Indo-Pakistan subcontinent is not in sight with these inflammables around.” This is indeed the context of today’s “water tensions.”
When lifetime opportunities presented themselves to build a genuine trustworthy friendship with Pakistan, it was India that frittered them away by betraying Pakistan’s trust. When we trusted India to be just, it deceived us. When we expected it to be prudent in its discretion, India showed indiscretion, and when we thought that it would allay our sense of insecurity, it tried to make us defenceless. In this backdrop, can Pakistanis afford to ignore George Santayana’s advice: “Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.”

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