Oh and this is for this guy called khaled and his Pakis
Reader comment on item: Terrorism Troubles [i.e. George Galloway enthuses for Barack Obama]
in response to reader comment: indians

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Jul 5, 2008 at 08:16

Our dear Khaled wrote

>and let me also tell you that in Bahrain, the Pakistanis (former indian Muslims) are true hard working and respected people.

Really? Are we talking about the same Pakis? They are the utlimate wannabe arabs and the ultimate victims of Islam and of Arabian imperialism just like you. Their ancestors the Hindus were brutalized by Islam and now they are part of the beast

>You indians just are natural born beggars, and bringing drugs into my country.

So why do you allow indians to enter and work in your country? Could it be because you are too lazy to work? or could it be that Indians, drugs or no drugs, work hard? and do you think that may be such drugs are sold to lazy and good for nothing Bahrain citizens? If you did not have the oil you will be a nothing. And do you know what? India's economy is booming and they do not sit on their butts like you do and except ignorant Pakistanis to do their dirty work. Indians work hard and that is the turth. You? you follow your daddy the diplomat and post drivel and then complain about the this and the that. Get a life please

Well here in the US Indians and I mean by that Hindus as a group (as per the Pew report) are the best educated and have the highest incomes and they are a great asset to the US.

Pakistanis here in the US? They (and the mormons too) have too many babies, far less education and far less incomes. Do you think that they might be too busy reading this poor literature called the Qur'an and oh and making babies too?

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