This show is part of the daily drill performed by Pakistan Rangers at Wahga border. We would like to hear your comments. My comments are:
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Soles of shoes of Pakistan rangers.
I think this form of march should be changed to our regular military style.
Although i have served in PAF and i do not like what Hindus and India has done to Muslims and Pakistan and will do in future… still i think it is not decent to show sole of shoe to humans. (And yes Hindus in India are humans although a pretty mean kind of humans when they interact with Pakistanis)
Pakistanis can not remain in denial of India’s development by showing of soles of their shoes and decreasing the anxiety they are going through.
As one who has done a bit of marching and saluting myself, I feel for these guys. They are destroying their tendons and ligaments with every step.
This spectacle is a proof of murda quam. Watch the video of the girl being flogged in Swat and then what this circus. Pakistanis are all about show but no real substance.
We have no one else to blame but our own hollow selves. We allowed the demonic JI and their off shoots to spread like cancer over the decades. The evil has fully taken root now.
Get a hobby, LOL!
We can have competitions of sports, singing, dancing, poetry, and so much more but then thanks to mullaization of Pakistan most of the stuff is quite impossible in Pakistan. We need to save our next generation by giving them hope and something to do with their energy. We need to open schools and encourage Boys and Girls to study and take part in sports.
Kya Yaar – I thought the post might be about the “Brand NEW” gates the Government has placed at Wagah…but NO – oh well….
Guys instead of the stomping of feet maybe both sides could gyrate there hips to the sound of, Sahahida Mini’s “Disco Deewani” lol… (maybe then the tourists will get there money’s worth)
But on a side note totally agree with bonobashi – time to get rid of the quick stepping and shouting – and replace it with a silent and more dignified flag lowering ceremony.