Quetta Sit-In Against Shia Hazara Genocide

[AnaAmmar1]

(bismillah)

(salam)

As you guys know about bomb blasts which killed almost 100 Shia Hazaras.Hazaras are now protesting.so far more than 24 hours have been passed and they have refused to bury the dead.Dialouges with local administartion have failed.

protestors along with 86 dead bodies are still on the Alamdar Road Quetta.

Quetta is very cold area,those who have been to quetta knows.Its one of the coldest places in pakistan

Protests and sit-in in all over pakistan are being arranged.

Protestors wants the deployment of Pak Army in quetta city.

here are the pictures.

As you can see they covered dead bodies with plastic sheets because of the rain.

2nd day pictures

i will post more info soon inshAllah.

Wasalam

Protest in London infront of pakistani embassy

Please Follow this page on fb if you have account there

http://www.facebook.com/shiakilling3

photo album of after blast pictures

http://www.facebook....07366891&type=1

There will be protest in all over pakistan

Please join if you can

Protest sit-in's and rallies in

in Islamabad at Press Club

in Karachi at Numaish Chowrangi

Protest sit-in in Karachi at Malir National Highway (already started)

Protest sit-in in Lahore at Governor House Punjab (already started)

Protest sit-in in Lahore at Liberty Chowk @ 4 PM

Protest rally at Darya Khan Bakhar at Fuwara Chowk (already started)

Protest at Babar Low Bypass at 4 PM

Edited January 12, 2013 by AnaAmmar1

[Sapphire]

A great step towards these killings. We should all join in. Lets do something.

[Hot hot]

Let's see whAt this protest will do

Let's join the hands and pray for the success of it and hope it won't be waste of energy like Karachi one.

[milohuss]

there's one in London aswell brothers, today, not sure the precisee whereabouts though

[mohammad nadeem]

Enough is Enough Pakistani government should take immediate action against sipah e sahaba and lashkar e jhangvi.

[Marbles]

I got a phone call from Quetta. Two distant relatives who I did not know were injured in the blast yesterday passed away today.

This is ridiculous. This is out of hand now.

[AnaAmmar1]

there's one in London aswell brothers, today, not sure the precisee whereabouts though

High Commission for Pakistan

34 – 36 Lowndes Square

London

SW1X 9JN

[syed yusuf abbas]

Enough is Enough Pakistani government should take immediate action against sipah e sahaba and lashkar e jhangvi.

I say if the goverment doesn't do anything the momins should pick up arms themselves and defend themselves against these atrocities this will never happen in punjab,,, the Punjab DIG inspector told the gujrat and lalamusa shias to stop the jaloos this year and the shia leader replied " we will never stop the jaloos of imam hussain a.s." the DIG replied but there is going to be bloodshed the shia leader replied " Just be ready to pick up the dead bodies, i can have 50,000 men ready to give their life and they will be armed to the teethed" so the ministers and army got involved gave us enough security and went ahead i think the karachi balochistan sindh shias need to arm themselves and defend and protect their land and families thats the only way they will understand its been going on for 20+ years now............ for god sakes theres 25-30 million shias in pakistan this is the only way they will listen...........

salaams

[Hot hot]

Still I say you have to fight now, it's better to cry once then to cry every month, Go on yaar till when will we see this? No one can help you except yourselves.

[syed yusuf abbas]

I say if the goverment doesn't do anything the momins should pick up arms themselves and defend themselves against these atrocities this will never happen in punjab,,, the Punjab DIG inspector told the gujrat and lalamusa shias to stop the jaloos this year and the shia leader replied " we will never stop the jaloos of imam hussain a.s." the DIG replied but there is going to be bloodshed the shia leader replied " Just be ready to pick up the dead bodies, i can have 50,000 men ready to give their life and they will be armed to the teethed" so the ministers and army got involved gave us enough security and went ahead i think the karachi balochistan sindh shias need to arm themselves and defend and protect their land and families thats the only way they will understand its been going on for 20+ years now............ for god sakes theres 25-30 million shias in pakistan this is the only way they will listen...........

salaams

sorry theres around 40-45 million shias in pakistan i say get hold of all of sipah sahaba and laskar jangvi and take them out

[AnaAmmar1]

Live broadcasting from Quetta

http://www.live.pakshia.com/

There is one sit-in going on right now in lahore.i was there few minutes ago and i m going again.

imran khan also came and delivered a speech.He said he will go to quetta tomorrow to attend quetta sit-in.

Centeral leadership of MWM is in quetta already.Allama Raja Nasir Abbas have given ultimatum to Central govt,if by tomorrow 12 am army is not summoned in quetta there will be unbearable consequencies.

Please remember the people who are in streets in all over pakistan and outside pakistan in your Prayers.

God bless you.

sorry theres around 40-45 million shias in pakistan i say get hold of all of sipah sahaba and laskar jangvi and take them out

brother they are just leaves.we need to cut the whole tree.you wanna know who is behind shia killing?

Politicions,judiciary,Army Generals,ISI(and other related army intelligence branches),Gulf countries,America(if you see bigger picture),Local governments in some areas,powerful individuals in establishment and then these jihadi organizations like ssp,Lej,Jaishul islam,Jaishe Mohammad,Lashkar e Blochistan etc etc.

some baloch nationalist are also helping these banned organizations in balochistan but its not on big scale.

Edited January 12, 2013 by AnaAmmar1

[Hot hot]

Shia of India - भारत के शिया - ﺑﮭﺎﺭﺗﯽ ﺷﯿﻌﮧ 1" rape shook India , in Pakistan 100 killings in a single day is not enough to wake people up. #ShiaGenocide

[AnaAmmar1]

Kohat-Tal protest

protest and sit-in in karachi

Protest in London

There were one protest in Liberty chowk,lahore from civil society.A huge one in front of govenor house mall road is already going on.

photos of protest from liberty chowk

[AnaAmmar1]

Protests also going in Hyderabad, Sakrand, Moro, Chakwal, Talagang road, Bhon Chowk, Attock, Sialkot, Nawabshah

Very very important to know that Dr. Tahir ul Qadri has just announced that the long march which was supposed to be carried out in Islamabad will be turned towards Quetta if the provincial government is not changed within an hour positively. This is a very big achievement of demonstrators.

i dont believe him though

photo from lahore sit-in which is still going on.

i m in the photo :)

Christians against shia Genocide

in liberty chowk lahore

governor house lahore

Pakistan's Nuclear Physicist Dr. Parvez Hoodhbhoy participate in a protest against Shia Genocide.

At Rawalpindi Islamabad interchange Protest

Multan,punjab

Farhan Ali Waris,Nadeem serwar and Irfan haider are also in dharna.

another broadcasting link

http://www.live.humaliwalay.com/

[GreyMatter]

Here is an interesting analysis by BBC and they explain why the government is largely silent about the massive Shi'a killings all around Pakistan.

http://www.bbc.co.uk...d-asia-20983153

Formidable power of Pakistan's anti-Shia militants

By M Ilyas Khan BBC News, Islamabad

The key to the increasing power of these groups is not just their ideological fervour but also their ability to set up militant training camps

Continue reading the main story

Wednesday's bombings of a Shia Muslim neighbourhood in the Pakistani city of Quetta that killed almost 100 people is a grim reminder of the power of sectarian militants to act as the arbiters of peace - and war - in this country.

Since 2004-05, they have steadily spread their wings in south western Balochistan province, where the ethnic Hazara community of Shia Muslims has been their main target.

Figures released by the Balochistan government place the number of Shias killed in the province between 2008 and 2012 at 758. Members of the Hazara community say the figure is much higher.

Lashkar-e-Jhangvi

• Founded in the 1980s, Lashkar-e-Jhangvi is a Sunni Muslim militant group blamed for a string of sectarian and high-profile terror attacks
  
• Banned in Pakistan in 2001 and designated a terrorist group by the US in 2003
  
• The group has ties to other militant networks such as the Pakistani Taliban
  
• It regularly attacks Shia targets, but has also been linked to major attacks such as the 2007 assassination of former PM Benazir Bhutto
  

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The hatred these Sunni militant groups bear towards Shia Muslims is fundamentally theological although the groups' origins date back to the late 1970s, the time of neighbouring Iran's Shia revolution.

The historic split between Sunni and Shia originate in a dispute soon after the death of the Prophet Muhammad over which of his four companions should lead the Muslim community.

The group which has claimed responsibility for the blast, Lashkar-e-Jhangvi, was born out of another group called Sipah-e-Sahaba, whose name literally translates as "Soldiers of the Companions of the Prophet".

So their anti-Shia agenda is there in the very origins and name of this group. But over the last few years there has been a dramatic escalation on attacks against Shia Muslims around Pakistan, with some activists naming 2012 as the worst year in living memory for Shia killings.

The key to the increasing power of these groups to wreak havoc on Shias is not just their ideological fervour, but also their ability to set up militant training camps - and Pakistan's complex political environment.

Balochistan training camps

The bombing reflects the extent to which the Pakistani policy of using Islamic militancy as a foreign policy tool has, in the course of three decades, compromised its ability to clean up its house.

Sunni and Shia Muslims

• Muslims are split into two main branches, the Sunnis and Shias
  
• The split originates in a dispute soon after the death of the Prophet Muhammad over who should lead the Muslim community
  
• There are also differences in doctrine, ritual, law, theology and religious organisation
  
• The great majority of Muslims are Sunnis
  
• Pakistan - where Shias are a minority - has a history of sectarian bloodshed dating back to the 1980s
  

The geographical spread of these outfits today is unprecedented in terms of both their striking capability and their ability to paralyse life in areas of their influence.

In December, activists for Lashkar-e-Jhangvi, which is now banned, closed down Karachi, a city of more than 15 million people, when one of their leaders was injured in a gun attack blamed on a rival sect.

Credible reports from the region say the group has also set up several residential and training camps in the remote Mastung area of Balochistan, from where they have been attacking buses carrying Shia pilgrims to holy sites in Iran.

A couple of very large arms dumps uncovered by the police in Quetta in recent months indicate that they have copious supplies of arms, ammunition and explosives, and the tactics they use during attacks show them to be highly trained.

But sectarian militants also have vast influence in the north-western tribal region of Pakistan, where some analysts believe they form the backbone of the Pakistani Taliban group, Tehrik Taliban Pakistan (TTP).

Not many people know that some top TTP leaders - such as the late head of the suicide training squad, Qari Hussain, and the TTP's current spokesman, Ehsanullah Ehsan - were all members of Lashkar-e-Jhangvi in Punjab at one time or another before they became part of the TTP.

Lashkar-e-Jhangvi and its affiliated groups also provide crucial technical and manpower support to other major groups in the tribal region, such as the Haqqani network and other groups.

Shia pilgrims are frequently targeted on buses by sectarian militants

Electoral power-brokers?

With this kind of spread and influence, can the sectarian militants be defeated at all?

Most analysts believe the state is far more powerful than the entire Pakistani militant network, but at the moment it lacks the will to pull the ground from under them.

There are various reasons for this.

In Punjab province, which is the breeding ground of sectarian militants, the Lashkar-e-Jhangvi and its parent organisation, Sipah-e-Sahaba Pakistan, have a strong electoral presence due mainly to the state patronage they enjoyed during the military regime of General Pervez Musharraf.

All the major political parties in the province depend on this vote bloc in many areas of central and southern Punjab to win parliamentary seats.

Therefore, any kind of a crackdown on these groups would run contrary to their interests, especially when elections are approaching.

The country's powerful military establishment also has an ambivalent attitude towards these groups. Even as cadres of these groups are clearly seen as an enemy because they work with the Taliban, they serve several other major interests.

Useful in a crisis

In Balochistan, Lashkar-e-Jhangvi and its affiliates have helped dilute the impact of an armed nationalist separatist movement by diverting international attention to the issue of targeting Shias.

Elements in the military establishment have also felt a need to use the street protest power of these groups as a second line of defence at times of international crises.

Last year, these groups formed a major part of the movement launched by an alliance of Jihadist religious forces, the Defence of Pakistan Council, to put pressure on the Pakistani civilian rulers not to reopen the Nato supply routes through Pakistan.

In addition, these groups have provided both political and military support to Pakistani objectives against India in the disputed region of Kashmir.

As things stand, the Afghan endgame, in which the Pakistanis are fishing for a major role, is yet to play out to the finish, and the border with India in Kashmir is far from stable.

So while the destructive potential of these groups is not lost on anyone in Pakistan, they have not outlived their utility quite yet.

And if they continue to prove their anti-Shia credentials day after day, they will not have lost their utility for the Sunni-Wahabi sheikhdoms of the Middle East as well, from where they receive the bulk of their funding.

Edited January 12, 2013 by GreyMatter

[Wahdat]

Figures released by the Balochistan government place the number of Shias killed in the province between 2008 and 2012 at 758. Members of the Hazara community say the figure is much higher.

The MOST important act that Pakistani shias in general and Hazaras in particular could do is to catalogue these tragic events. This would give name to the nameless and face to the faceless. They should make a website containing a short bio and a photo of each victim. This would be, I believe, the most effective retaliation after of course absolute & fatal violence against the terrorists.... way more productive than any sit ins.

[pakistanyar]

BBC article is a great analysis. The government nor the military will do anything to stop these attacks. Its time to make your own bombs and train your own militants.

Shias are not citizens of Pakistan anymore. They don't care if our people die.

It will take time, but for those in the U.S we need to get good jobs and raise funds. Get training from private contractors, learn about weapons, fund training in Pakistan.

If you live in the U.S go to Academy and buy yourself a Glock, get professional instructions from trainers. And learn how to use Automatic rifles as well. Any 9mm is a good start up handgun, bullets are also affordable. If you need any advise about buying guns feel free to ask me. But we need to take these steps. Take groups to train. Everyone of us needs to learn how to fight with weapons.

Their is no hope with the government

Edited January 12, 2013 by pakistanyar

[Abu Hadi]

Brother if you had one million people in the street in Lahore or Karachi you wouldn't need any guns.

The Pak Puppet Government would collapse just as the Shah's government did in 79'

One Million in the Street

Block traffic, airport, seaports, and munafiq puppet government will be on the first planes to Washington, Paris, Riyad, or Tel Aviv.

Forget about help from government, U.N, or so called human rights organizations

The people of Pakistan need to be on the street en mass. That is the only way anything will change.

May Allah(s.w.a) send the relief to Shia brothers and Sisters in Pakistan.

Edited January 12, 2013 by Abu Hadi

[Abu_Muslim]

Whoever is doing these bombings, they are wrong and MUST STOP. Whether they are Sunni Pashtuns killed by Pakistani army and American drones or Shia Hazaras killed by Taliban bombings, civilians should not be killed. Both sides must stop killing civilians.

[Waiting for HIM]

It's NOT Hazara Genocide; it's SHIA GENOCIDE in Pakistan.

There is a protest and sit in, in front of Paki embassy in Washington, DC and the Pakistani consulate in LA, starting this Monday at 1pm.

Same is going on in front of Paki embassy in London, starting this Friday.

Muslims, Christians, Jewish, and others should join in this protest to remind paki government of their duties. Pakistani Shia are the first line of defense against Salafi terrorism being bred in Pakistan.

BBC article is a great analysis. The government nor the military will do anything to stop these attacks. Its time to make your own bombs and train your own militants.

Shias are not citizens of Pakistan anymore. They don't care if our people die.

It will take time, but for those in the U.S we need to get good jobs and raise funds. Get training from private contractors, learn about weapons, fund training in Pakistan.

If you live in the U.S go to Academy and buy yourself a Glock, get professional instructions from trainers. And learn how to use Automatic rifles as well. Any 9mm is a good start up handgun, bullets are also affordable. If you need any advise about buying guns feel free to ask me. But we need to take these steps. Take groups to train. Everyone of us needs to learn how to fight with weapons.

Their is no hope with the government

Edited January 13, 2013 by Waiting for HIM

[GreyMatter]

The MOST important act that Pakistani shias in general and Hazaras in particular could do is to catalogue these tragic events. This would give name to the nameless and face to the faceless. They should make a website containing a short bio and a photo of each victim. This would be, I believe, the most effective retaliation after of course absolute & fatal violence against the terrorists.... way more productive than any sit ins.

The shiakilling.net has been doing that. They have set up a calender through which we can see who and how many people got killed on any particular day, we can sum up each killing by the end of each month.

They post pictures, and document their deaths, they are also active through twitter, Facebook and have a sms service giving updates as soon as a Shia death is reported.

The Shaheed Foundation and numerous others on the other hand are financing the families which are torn apart from the many deaths of their loved ones as well.

Shi'as are active in the Pakistani society by taking care and supporting the community especially for the dead and their family, of course more has to be done due to the intensity of Shias getting killed left and right.

They however lack the support from the government to counter or stop these brutal massacres :(

Whoever is doing these bombings, they are wrong and MUST STOP. Whether they are Sunni Pashtuns killed by Pakistani army and American drones or Shia Hazaras killed by Taliban bombings, civilians should not be killed. Both sides must stop killing civilians.

The Pakistani Army is not killing the innocent Sunni Pashtuns, they are killing the Taliban. The Sunni Pashtun tribes of Pakistan up in the mountains are fed up by the brutal law implemented by the Taliban, and have been volunteering with the Pakistani Army in big numbers to fight against the Taliban.

[AnaAmmar1]

MashAllah great speeches going on in lahore sit-in.Main roads of whole pakistan are Blocked.

our lives are for our brothers and sisters.Allah will help us InshAllah.

[Waiting for HIM]

First of its kind subsequent Shia Muslim protests in various major cities in Pakistan.

If Shia of Pakistan could sustain this, this is going to be another major turning point for the future of real Islam (Shia Islam) in this part of Asia.

Hope they have a whole team of leadership profile ulema there. This momentum should not break - ever.

Edited January 13, 2013 by Waiting for HIM

[Marbles]

First of its kind subsequent Shia Muslim protests in various major cities in Pakistan.

I spent a few hours at one of these sit-ins and I'm going to go again tonight. It's unprecedented what's happening. People who never went out of their houses are out sitting in the streets in cold, including many Sunni families. Never before has a Shia massacre glavanised the community and the country in this way. It might be the watershed moment but its too early to predict things.

The prime minister and his cronies have flown to Quetta to talk to the protestors to agree to end the sit-in and bury the dead. But the protestors are demanding dismissal of provincial government, or rather acknowledge the lack of that government anyway, and call in the army.

Laskhar-e-Jhangvi vermin after they had a deal with Nawaz brothers to not target Punjab have since taken their killing spree to Karachi and Balochistan. There, they are concentrated in Mastung area. It's not very far from Quetta city. I don't understand what's holding this spineless government and complicit army from launching the operation to root out those rats in Mastung.

But these spineless rulers will only go against them if they feel that their own personal interests are threatened or if those terrorists are encroaching upon their turf. Just like in Swat, the army only retaliated when Fazlullah's men attacked and killed soldiers and were only around 100 KM away from Islamabad. Before that they were busy doing so called "peace deals" and I predicted before any deal took place that it was doomed to fail. The whole deal-sheal drama fell apart in a month.

On comparison, Mastung is a barren piece of poverty-stricken land in a forsaken territory nobody in the higher echelons of power cares about. It's the same place where many buses carrying Shia pilgrims to and from Iran have been targeted with sheer brutality.

[AnaAmmar1]

All railway tracks blocked in karachi,jinnah international air port sealed,sit-in infront of bilawal house where president zardari is staying.

Roads in more than 50 cities are blocked.People are coming more and more,people who never attended these kinds of gatherings are present in these sit-ins.

I have never seen such awareness in fellow shias of pakistan my whole life.Can this be a turning point?

[Replicant]

I was in the London one last night. Beautiful.

[AnaAmmar1]

karachi sit-in

3rd day with dead bodies,quetta Alamdar road

London outside pakistan embassy

pics from 2nd day

[Noah-]

Peaceful Sit-In, petitions, publishing list of victims, or collecting signatures will never stop these people. These activities are all waste of time, waste of energy and resources.

So, Lashkare Jahngavi is going to stop killing Shias when a Shia group is successful in collecting 100 thousands of signatures?

Pakistan is the only country where militant groups are formed in order to KILL Shias and other people, and the government is not fighting these groups.

Sipahi Sahaba and LJ say they are there to KILL Shias and that is their entire mission.

The only way to resolve this issue is to arrest them all or kill them all until they give up this demand and dissolve their parties.

Shias should protest and take over government buildings until the government makes arrest of all the terrorists' heads and known figures and sentence them to death or demand the formation of armed Shia groups backed by the Pakistani military in order to confront these groups.

Edited January 13, 2013 by Noah-

[AnaAmmar1]

Prime minister of pakistan with his few cabnet members arrived in quetta.Imran khan is in quetta too.

ghunwa bhutto arrived in karachi sit-in outside bilawal house(where president zardari is staying)

Peaceful Sit-In, petitions, publishing list of victims, or collecting signatures will never stop these people. These activities are all waste of time, waste of energy and resources.

So, Lashkare Jahngavi is going to stop killing Shias when a Shia group is successful in collecting 100 thousands of signatures?

Pakistan is the only country where militant groups are formed in order to KILL Shias and other people, and the government is not fighting these groups.

Sipahi Sahaba and LJ say they are there to KILL Shias and that is their entire mission.

The only way to resolve this issue is to arrest them all or kill them all until they give up this demand and dissolve their parties.

Shias should protest and take over government buildings until the government makes arrest of all the terrorists' heads and known figures and sentence them to death or demand the formation of an armed Shia groups backed by the Pakistani military in order to confront these groups.

its not less than what u have mentioned.

a whole city is sealed,protestors are outside president's residence.prime minister already in quetta.i agree we need much much more to do,but peaceful way like this is the best.we will show strength.

A Reminder of the demands of the indefinite Sit-in protest staged at Alamdar Road, Quetta, Pakistan which begin on January 11 at 1400 hrs:

1) Removal of Balochistan's Provincial Government and putting the province under control of the Pakistan Army and Governor of Balochistan.

2) Initiate targetted operation in the notorious areas of the province known for being the training camps and hide outs of the terrorists, most importantly, Saryab Road in Quetta, Kanak and Mastung.

3) Immediate arrest and trial of the terrorists already nominated in cases on charges of terrorism, murder, killing and possession of illegal weapons.

4) Immediate release of 10 innocent Shia youngsters who were arrested on on unfair grounds and remain in detention based on false accusation of involvement in terrorist activities.

5) All those injured in terrorist activities be treated under Government expenses in Agha Khan Hospital, Karachi and other such reputable and trustworthy hospitals

Till ALL these demands are not met, the sit-in will continue along with the corpses of the 86 martyrs killed in the suicide car bomb blast on the evening of 10 january 2013 at Alamdar Road, Quetta.

students and teachers of jamia tul muntazar lhr arrived in lahore sit-in outside governor house.

Today will be the remarkable day for the shias of pakistan i believe

[Sapphire]

I am so proud of all the Shia brothers & sisters. We have to stand strong and one.

[Marbles]

I say, ground this damned country to complete halt. Don't budge. Don't give way. Taking up arms and fighting these terrorists isn't easy and in some cases not even a viable option as I explained HERE.

Avoid bloodshed and more social acrimony as much as possible and save it only as the completely last resort. Shutting down the country would be a far saner option in these circumstances.

The demands of the sit-in protesters hit the nail on the head except for the demand that army take control. These sit-ins can potentially cripple society if something tangible doesn't come out of it, now that we have top people from the opposition parties joining in too.

Either that or Shia should gladly welcome American drones raining down on terrorists hideouts in Mastung and other areas.

Edited January 13, 2013 by Marbles

[AnaAmmar1]

president of imamia students organization pakistan said these sit-ins will continue in Academic institutions.

Fajar prayer Pictures from Governor house lahore

3 times more protestors are now present compared to this number

Nadeem sarwer in karachi sit-in

i have heard Ayatullah Sistani and Ayatullah Ali khamenei will issue fatawas for shias of pakistan to not to stay in home if their demands are not met by tonight.

i dont know if it is true.can any body confirm?

[Marbles]

Protesters are demanding that army take control. Here is a relevant note from a reader from this page:

"Is martial law the solution? How many martial laws have we had in the past? 3? 4? Have they been able to control Lashkar-e-Jhangvi or Sipah-e-Sahaba? By some accounts the army has considered them strategic assets, not enemies by any account. Army rule is not a solution, a complete and unequivocal crackdown on all militants is." http://tribune.com.p...ng-with-allies/

If army was inclined to take out these terrorists they would have already done so. They aren't waiting for civilian orders because they don't take orders from anyone.

According to my insider source, the army is reluctant to launch any new operation as they are already under pressure fighting militants in Tribal Areas and near Afghan borders. They are also involved in suppressing Baloch nationalists. So they don't want a new front.

Self-defeatist policy since the LeJ and allies have had taken turns at striking military and civilian institutions in the past.

These people, rather vermin, these Wahhabi terrorists, this scum of the earth....they are all of the same stock whichever label they come under in.

[Abu Hadi]

IMO, brothers and sisters should not stop but keep running to the finish line. Occupy government buildings, airport, seaports, so that the government cannot collect taxes. This will affect them. Second step is

DO NOT BELIEVE PROMISES OF PEOPLE LIKE ZARDARI, PPP, etc.

They are proven liars and incompetents. The people should not accept anything less than firing and dissolving of the government and holding of new elections for all government posts, from Prime Minister on down. People should not accept any government that receives assistance from or collaborates with U.S. Imran Khan is also an agent working for U.S. / old British colonial masters. Noone should trust him. Any Pakistani leader who receives positive press in the U.S / U.K is an agent / collaborator.

Third step is establish a just government based on Islamic principles.

Keep the updates coming. Salam.

Edited January 13, 2013 by Abu Hadi

[AnaAmmar1]

political organizations and personalities atending Sit-ins in their respective areas.

Ghunwa bhutto,khi

outside Bilawal House

outside Bilawal House

karachi sit-in

JI-khi Ameer M.hussain mehnati in karachi sit-in

protestors are gathering outside bilawal house in large amount.large amount of security personnel are coming to bilawal house too.

usage of water canon and tear gas

i am going to Lahore sit-in right now.i will post more details later inshAllah

Gilgit:thousands of momineen outside governor house gilgit.