PAKISTANI SIKHS ASKED TO PAY 20 MILLION AS JIZIYA BY THE TALIBAN!!!!!

Submitted by Proud Indian (India), Apr 17, 2009 at 02:47

Hey Mansoor,

The transition of NaPaKistan is complete.. From a third world country , it has now gone back to the stone age.... I see that your handsome 6 footer Islamic Coward thugs whom you so admiringly call as taliban, have starting emulating the original coward arabian desert thug!!! No wonder you want the talibanis to run this country.. I read in the papers, that Pakistan's Sikh community has been forced to pay Rs.20 million as 'jizia' (tax) to the Taliban so as to return to their homes and resume business

The Taliban then released Sikh leader Sardar Saiwang Singh and vacated the community's houses after they recieved the "protection Money". This extract is taken from Yahoo.com

http://in.news.yahoo.com/43/20090416/876/twl-sikhs-in-pakistan-pay-rs-20-mn-to-ta.html

Since you quoted extensively from this site, i hope this is nuetral to you!!

I am guessing that you are just itching to join the taliban so that you can be a complete muslim!!! straddle an AK - 47 on your shoulder and collect jiziya from all the Kaffirs in Pakistan, whip women who are not in thier slave clothing i.e the burqah, etc etc..

Muslim Khan, who is the spokes person of the Taliban, says we will not accept the constitutional laws of pakistan and the supreme court shall not supercede the verdict of the Talibani Shariat Law.. Good times ahead mansoor!!!

And i am still waiting for your Supermen Taliban to turn up at our borders!!!! i guess with all the money collected , thier pockets must be heavy right??

ROFL.. your country is amazing dude..

regards

Proud Indian

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