Afghans Have Broken ‘Shackles of Slavery’: Pakistan PM Imran Khan

Reader Gila points out: He said this as he imposed an Islamic curriculum on Pakistani schools, “despite criticism because it put emphasis on religious teaching instead of modern national sciences.” This will raise a new generation of jihadis in Pakistan.

The USA currently designates Pakistan as a ‘Major American Non-NATO Ally” as well as provides it with over $3 billion in annual foreign aid.

Pakistan’s intelligence agency, the ISI, has long covertly supported the Taliban.

Lest we forget, that Osama Bin Laden was hiding just steps from Pakistan’s version of West Point.

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Afghans have broken ‘shackles of slavery’: Pakistan PM Imran Khan

Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan said becoming a mental slave was worse than being an actual slave, adding that subjugated minds can never make big decisions.

Pakistan is accused of facilitating the Taliban rebellion which ultimately resulted in the capturing of the country after being ousted about 20 years ago.

By: The Hindu, August 16, 2021:

Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan on August 16 said that Afghanistan has broken the “shackles of slavery”, in the neighbouring war-torn country. His statement comes only a day after the Taliban insurgents closed in on Kabul before entering the city and took over the presidential palace, forcing embattled President Ashraf Ghani to join fellow citizens and foreigners to flee the country.

Mr. Khan made these remarks while addressing a ceremony to launch the first phase of the Single National Curriculum (SNC) from Grade 1 to 5, which was part of the manifesto of his ruling Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf party.

The Premier spoke how the parallel education system led to the existence of “English medium” schools, resulting in the adoption of “someone else’s culture”, in Pakistan.

“When you adopt someone’s culture you believe it to be superior and you end up becoming a slave to it,” he said, adding that it creates a system of mental salves that is worse than the actual slavery.

In the same breath, he indirectly likened the ongoing upheaval in Afghanistan with the people of the country breaking the “shackles of slavery.’

Mr. Khan said becoming a mental slave was worse than being an actual slave, adding that subjugated minds can never make big decisions.

Pakistan is accused of facilitating the Taliban rebellion which ultimately resulted in the capturing of the country after being ousted about 20 years ago.

Officially Pakistan has maintained that it wanted a broad-based inclusive government in Afghanistan and was also hosting the Afghan leaders to create consensus for a peaceful transformation.

Meanwhile, Mr. Khan launched the SNC despite criticism because it put emphasis on religious teaching instead of modern national sciences. All provinces agreed to introduce it except the Sindh province.

Mr. Khan rejected all criticism and announced that the plan to introduce the education system from Grade 1-12 in the coming years would go ahead.

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