Tarek Fatah on The New Tensions Between India & Pakistan - Bilatakalluf with Tahir Gora EP14 @TAGTV

Tarek Fatah on The New Tensions Between India & Pakistan - Bilatakalluf with Tahir Gora EP14 @TAGTV

[@venkaalful]

as truthful as ever.. hats off tarek sahab.........

[@VVS167]

So much LOVE AND NO LITTLE RESPECT for this man🌹💕🌸👏

[@Ladisingh9]

Great tarek sir, you are my hero.

[@countrymyheart50]

Rabatha 863 and mohammad raped 9 year old ayesha.brahma didnt have sex with saraswati he needed saraswati knowledge to create human females.saraswati is kumari i.e. unmarried.its a hoax on wikipedia.but still better than raping a 9 year old.and making her a randi

[@countrymyheart50]

Rabatha 863 saraswati is shivas daughter not brahmas.

[@countrymyheart50]

xuan theron khud hinduon ko maar diya aur ab humanity sikhaaoge.hum tum jaise hote to 88 crore hindu musalmano ki puri nasal mita dete.10 saal baad pakistan will be a bankrupt country.phir khaane peene ke bhi mushkil ayenge.yehi tumharu govt aur media tumse chhupana chahti hai

[@shahnawazali8431]

ok sir per milengay sach sun k bout ASHA lagata hay from sindh karachi

[@shaaneali]

+Shahnawaz Ali abay kaisa sach tumhara brain wash ker raha hai mein bhi Karachi sindh se hun yaar khuda ka khof kero naa aao is kee baat mein yeh mujhe nahin pata ke yeh kis agenda per kaam ker raha hai mein lekin mein Pakistani army ke sath hun hosakta hai ke kuch army ke logo ne galat kia ho lekin pak army humarai liye hee jaan dai rahi hai(tumhein aisa lagai k mein koi Punjabi hun aur tumhein misguide ker raha hun is liye bta dun ke mein urduspeaking hun yeh salai takkai takkai ke liye biknai walai log hai please be Pakistani)....please please please merey Bhai Thanx allah aap ko salamat rakhai

[@hirasathu4862]

signs of a good human being. Truth will prevail. i agree with u.

[@hirasathu4862]

for my comment above. know indian languages and read the script.

[@hirasathu4862]

+Shaan ali . one has to b a good human being first then a pakistani that u ask others to be. U remember there r many Tareq Fateh who have courage to speak the truth.

[@ashishkatke]

This guy is ruthlessly honest person. Hats off!

[@DrJG9]

25:55 "Indians are introvert, they are busy with their own nation" this was true of Indian culture through history, and is true of Hinduism.

[@aviramvijh]

One and only...

[@llwiishll]

Man with not only knowledge but wisdom too !!

[@TheWatchExplorer09]

this guy has the biggest weapon.. knowledge.. people should listen to him.. hats off to him

[@tejasnatu90]

well said bro

[@suniltshegaonkar7809]

Tarek Fatah is honest, pure hearted and very knowledgeable person. He is born in India and had roots in india. I wish he should be honored to be Indian citizen, and entrusted to be President. He knows the right history, and has good political, social & moral values. This combination will never be seen anywhere. That makes him very special person to be Honored.

[@S_T_Channel]

Such a knowledgeable person, Mr. Tarek Fateh... Love u Sir...

[@SatyaVardhanDobriyal4444]

Mr Tarekh Fateh Sahib, a few days ago you commented that in Delhi, the name of Aurangjeb Road should be changed, sir, the name has been changed. The new name is APJ Abdul Kalam Road.Sir,I do agree that we Indians do not think the way you think. We people are much concerned about our careers and think totally about our future.

[@mohanghantasala1272]

very analytical and humane person.very outspoken brave and purposeful.he will make a big difference to south asian thinking.

[@majumsri]

India American satellite launch kar rahan hain aur Pakistan woh ghoda dhoond rahan hain jisne khilji baith ke Delhi pe kabza karega lol brilliant dialogue I can't stop laughing 😀😁😂

[@jackjoseph6143]

eddyisno2 chutiya tou pakistani ho gye hai jaake dekh aajkal world mein India ka raj chal rha h.

[@AryaInk]

Wings of Fire: An Autobiography of APJ Abdul Kalam - That's the name of the book he is talking about at 8:10

[@ramankumarramanroy544]

Hats off tarek ji u r great

[@gouravdas874]

Let me tell you a fact. Tarek sir is right here by stating that Indians are not aware of what is going on in Pakistan. This is true. Being an Indian you can just think about your relatives and friends then you will realize that most of them are having no idea about all this politics and stuffs. But this is actually an advantage because if a nation want to progress then most of it's people need not worry about all this politics. It should be left over to the Nation security and foreign policy teams for that nation. In this way general people can focus more in their work and hence improves the overall economy of the country. Just look at Pakistan they don't do much work and just focus on how to spoil India and hence they are not progressing rapidly. Meanwhile Indians are busy in writing codes on their computers and preparing their rockets to space. Just like Indians look at Chinese and Americans their people are far away from any types of political discussion. Most of the Americans are not even aware of the structure of the globe and Chinese people are not allowed to have the right to know about their government policy due to autocracy. So, for overall development general Indian people should remain apart from politics, otherwise more stress and hate will evolve among us which is not good. Please try to watch all this by being impassive if you still wanna know.

[@blue123456ization]

Gourav Das Lol.That's an escapist mentality.

[@ravish278]

blue123456ization You are right. Indians must take keen interest in geopolitics too.

[@srinivasaniyer6219]

Gourav Das Very naive comment. who says interest in politics and a strong work ethic cannot go hand in hand.. if indians are not involved in politics which is what has happened over the years, the result is before us: illiterates who are vulnerable to biryani and liquor will decide our political fate, we have widespread corruption with chalta hai attitude, 60% criminals sitting in the parliament and a corrupt ex-constable (who was caught red handed taking bribe) like Sushilkumar shinde as Indias former home minister. The US is not an ideal country by any means- it has difficulties of their own. They have succeeded economically because of their geographical location (far away from conflict ridden zones), they have a lot of resources (5 times land area as that of india) and 1/4th of indias population, plus they have strict law and order close to being a police state. The native americans have been reduced to drug addicts and casino owners there, and they are irrelevant in the politics there. So no point in comparing indias situation with any other nation, as india is unique in that respect and we are the worlds largest democracy. We need to look for our own unique answers instrospecting ourselves and not look for solutions outside us. there are none.

[@tapansutradhar3750]

holy man

[@gouravdas874]

Fight Back How do you define nationalism? By getting into this frustrating politics? We have a team to handle this. You only need to realize where you are fitting in. Either you join groups like RAW or Foreign Services(Diplomat) or work really hard for the society you represent. Don't try to be in between as a cheap local youtube comment star by wasting your time. Time invested in constructive work = Progress of India. Hope you understand!

[@pankaj2608]

Always fun to watch TF. Long live..

[@saqibsohail8769]

From pak.tarik sahib apka har intrwv sunta hn just to enjoy .maza ata hy jab ap jisa banda trpta hy or ind apka sahara lyta hy.ma punjabi hn.100% punjbai bolta hn ..smjta hn likhta hn mery bachy 2020 ma punjabi bolty smjty hay orrrr yessssss we love URDU.ye hmri nationl languge hy we love it.etehad hy hamry mulak ka..and sorry to say that DHOBI KA KUTA NA GHAR KA NA GHAAT KA..hope app smaj e gay hn gay😉

[@hindusikh2375]

WAH WAH TAREK UNCLE YOU ARE THE BEST MAN ON THIS PLANET.

[@devathpp123]

I am proud to have an indian like you

[@onlyloveful]

great man, great thoughts, such a wonderful person, after listening Hassan Nisaar, I found this man who says truth without any fear for his life, salute him

[@juliannevillecorrea]

woh ! #truth after so much time

[@piyspy]

I love the simplicity with which he describe such complex issues. God bless.

[@deepaguptabakshi5979]

i admire his thoughts..

[@sj6257]

I could pay for listening Tarek's words

[@jaswindergalib]

Great man salute to u mr Tariq for ur bold truth

[@bitta306]

very well said Tarek Sir

[@suyashchoudhary3611]

great sir. nice speech.

[@devathpp123]

I always believed a Honest Muslim will always be a great man. I think Tarek sabah is one such muslim

[@DrJG9]

28:42 "because of one man, Jinnah, four million people died" true!

[@virbhadra7523]

Biggest curse born in our motherland

[@subratodey3560]

Tareksaab i liked your fabindia kurta..........infact the whole conversation/opinions too.........

[@blue123456ization]

Wings of Fire-A book by Abdul Kalam.As an aspiring Aeronautical Engineer,he is one of the few people in independent India,that inspire me.And guess what bitches--I am a Hindu.Badyymmmmm tisssssss!!!

[@sameerwali1]

Sir... If i now wrong the topic is about India and Pakistan tension but mostly is about Pakistan only.. so would request to please change the Tag...

[@amphibianblue]

Great Analysis... Fearlessly frank, candid ,,, its not pakistan bashing, but a mirror shown ... hope India realizes that Sleeping with the enemy will only cost the nation and its best to cut off all ties and keep the nation isolated!

[@imtiyazahmed209]

u r great

[@TAD71988]

Tarek sir, problem is that India & pakistan both r nuclear powers.India dont want any international intervention in kashmir issue.bt pakistan always provokes India,tries to keep border tense & internationalize the issue.if we Indians stop talking(ie no trade or discussions) to pakistan then international community may say that India is not interested in peace with pakistan.we all know that aman ki asha is hopeless bt we hav to do it to shut international community's mouth.

[@DineshSharma200666]

I am India... but really this guy makes alot of sense. Pakistan and India are brothers. Lets not fight and live in harmony. We all should invest our time and money on bigger issues then fighting. Education, Food problems and poverty.

[@msharma1993]

Tu pagal h Kya Muslim kisi ke dost nhi h

[@kaushikshill5088]

Fatah❣️

[@chouhanshantanu9]

Waah Tarikh Shab Dharam insan ka liya Pakistan Dharam ka liya bana ! KARMA!!

[@as.sekhon]

har gal pe 6ka marte hai TARIK JI ....hahaha

[@ashishchoudhary2930]

RESPECT.

[@DrJG9]

36:14 trade talks were really not about cheaper stuff, but moire about weaving a fabric if possible. Events have moved since though, pretty much as Tarek Fateh says, but then Neville Chamberlain too tried because peace had to be tried for, not because England was about appeasing.

[@novanova7663]

Wowwwwwwwwwwwwww...!!! Simply Woowwwww...!! Tarek ..app ek tara he hain..!! I hope Modi listens to you!!

[@ThePratikmansi]

The gentleman is amazingly clear in his mind .His thought process is lucid and not muddied by prejudice as he methodically demolishes the very foundations of a ' freak ' country called Pakistan. Above all , he is fearless , as he ' blasphemies' with impunity .He correctly prognosticates that the 'animal ' called Pakistan, suffering from Rabies ,has to die no matter who does treats her in the ICU.

[@skt1731]

Hamid Bashani is quite different from Tarek Fateh in style as well as substantive analysies/perspectives on history and current affairs of their motherland: the Indian subcontinent. But beside their adopted liberal country Canada, both are intellectual honest, deeply knowledgeable and gifted in putting forth persuasive logical analyses of highly complex situations. Would be great if the two share a media platform and debate on a regular basis!

[@DrJG9]

25:34 very true, "partition was celebration for pak and tragedy for refugees forced to flee pak" - they have dealt with trauma of loss of homes and homeland, often of people massacred or women kidnapped, in silence, and built lives woven into India.

[@cheenu51]

kalams book is wings of fire

[@DrJG9]

0:52 spot on!

[@vinaykumar-pd1es]

sir i salute you. i really praise you and other is Hassan Nisar sahib i love you guys more then any Muslim that is liv in India and i can say without hesitation that people of India like u more then any Muslim leader in India. people like you prove that Muslim like you are saint and real asset of a country

[@manishmishraji]

har school ka principal in host ki tarah hona chahiye... bachpan accha beetega bacchon ka... :D

[@epie8907]

refer to more on India pakistan on youtube provisioned by epie. type "epie India pakistan"

[@DrJG9]

24:06 "faced with unarmed they cut throats, faced with military they throw weapons down" description of pak invaders in Kashmir. The reason India got to Srinagar was invading pak guys stopping to rape and kill nuns at a church, else Maharaja Harisingh had delayed signing and Mountbatten insisted India have accession signed before military was sent, so Kashmir was really in danger of being twin of Baluchistan!

[@AmitSingh-sw8qb]

The only one Pakistani whom I respect is Tarek Fatah Sahb Every Pakistani should follow him

[@nirmalbakshi7667]

Only this man has the guts to say the truth, despite of the fact that he himself is Pakistani!

[@ashokchourasia50]

one tarek sahab is enough to destroy pak. no atom bomb is required.

[@RohitKumar-hn4kq]

He is double entertaining than kapil sharma and still in facts

[@karansaulakh8979]

pakkastan jindabad hahaahahahhahahahahahahahah classic one

[@DrJG9]

23:17 funny, naming a son after someone known one legged, only because he happened to head a conquering military! Here we thought naming a son "deer" was as bad as it gets!

[@gurugulaabgaming5080]

At 4:00 😂

[@DrJG9]

28:16 "there aren't any Hindus left in west Punjab because pak completely ethnically cleansed them out"! True!

[@zeeshan4242]

so how much u are getting from india.. ?????

[@dibakarbarkakaty8158]

Tarek sahab apne ekbar Assam visit kijiey Assam he Muslim dunia ke sab me slim se alog dekhe payega specially Assamese muslim

[@DrJG9]

22:45!

[@DrJG9]

28:42 - 29:20! Well, he was well paid personally, after all, by Brits, for going along!

[@DrJG9]

2:50 "pak has neither foreign minister nor defence minister "!

[@DrJG9]

20:45 this has happened in more than one cosmopolitan metropolis, from London to Mumbai, and more than one city in India. Often it depends on how strident or civil locals are - speaking Hindi in madras might get one thrashed or worse, but in Mumbai all sorts of Johny come latelys flagrantly disparage everything about local language, so much so their very existence is questioned! Bangalore is somewhere in middle, locals disparage non locals without violence mostly, and outsiders often do learn local language. Calcutta again is sort of comparable to Bangalore in this. NY and other larger cities of US are often a miniature of the world, sometimes with pockets where anyone visiting can stroll about and find yet another cuisine and couture. But importance of regional cultures as seen deep entrenched in Paris, Boston or Wales cannot be denied. Karachi does belong to Sindh, and ought to be reminded of this!

[@jibinmathews5936]

really informative..he is right..we indians always think of a united subcontinent and even though it was long before any of us were born..its still a festering wound even for the youngsters but not sure if pakistan is celebrating the partition like he says...pakistan will be a liability to india as india is a rapidly rapidly growing economy. and a lot of indian soldiers and civilians had given life and been victims for this issue :( .but we are all teh same people.it hurts when terrorism happens in pakistan as well..the common people should realise the ones who are trying to dividie the nations and consider humanity over any man made religion..dont be jealous of india sitting at a distance :(

[@blue123456ization]

Jibin mathews Calm down dude.We should not compare ourselves with Pak.We have bigger problems.than watching all these propaganda vids,

[@srinivasaniyer6219]

Jibin mathews As tarek said, pakistanis esp. the ones in pakistan punjab who control the affairs there are sick minded. They deny their roots and their origins along with their native language. So. no point reasoning out with them. They need therapy and not diplomacy.

[@robaspiring]

+Srinivasan Iyer . U r abs right mate, not point talking like ur "therapy and not diplomacy."

[@DrJG9]

0:52 - 2:30!

[@DrJG9]

Replying posts about US vs India from an expat and someone from India:-You are mistaken on both counts. Innocent Sikhs were murdered in US in two days post WTC attacks, by normal US guys, under the misunderstanding that they were of the people who did it; '84 were neither reaction nor riots, those were highly organised massacres, which is why they were not punished; Tavleen Singh refers in her Durbar to the same guys ready to do it again in '91, except they were not ready against the real culprits then. Also, there were major riots re recent Ferguson murder, for which one cannot blame the anguished poor who lost trust, just as happened during Rodney King being beaten to death case twice - once when it happened and again at judgement being soft. Riots in such cases where it wasn't planned are the natural expression of those that lose minds due to grief over an event (and sometimes lose trust in authority). WTC attacks was different, it was shock, incredulity, horror, grief shared by most of the civilised world, just like Diana's death oir JFK murder events. Of course there were looting attacks and vandalism against - of all the things! - Indian communities, but that wasn't publicised in US, it only got a muted print and more word of mouth outlet in Indian community and trickled to India through NRI tales. Divakaruni or Lahiri, one of them wrote it into one work. Or two. The reason why NRI absorbed it silently or decided to return and not shout was understanding of how it feels, due to being at receiving end of same terrorism. He has stayed away long, is apprehensive about reimmersion into what he has not seen change as happens with expats, and so forth - once back it will resolve one way or another. Some find home back and some find it more comfortable to return to the new homeland. It works out in most cases.

[@chetanbhardwaj5088]

Sir after 5 years all things are happening that you said we have cut all relations with pak😂😂😂😂

[@ambivert7409]

😂😂 Right

[@chittabratabhattacharya]

Tarik sab good analysis regarding indian people. But what the effected people do for partition. They think that if the tension will be less then thay can take a tour to pakistan where there fore father live. They want to express gratitude & homagebto there for father. But due to tension there heart cry and think that in this life it may not be possible for visiting for father land. As well as they are afraid that again a partisan will not evolved .So they belive continue talk can diminish the tension thats it.

[@iloveenglish5668]

37:53 Sir, Shahbaz Sharif is much smarted than Nawaz Sharif, If Nawaz Sharif would have been followed instruction of Sahbaz Sharif in 1999, when he went to USA to take a step back from Mujhaideen in Kargil, Shahbaz Sharif Said :"GO TO USA WITH MUSHRAF THEN TAKE ANY DECISION OTHERWISE OPPOSITION AND ARMY WiLL DECLARED YOU AS TRAITOR"_ In 1999, Nawaz Sharif took all responsibility on his shoulder and did not let the Pakistan Army Down_

[@2sridhark]

I love this guy Tarak Fatah who does not mince words! I agree that the people of "Aman ki Asha" are crooks and liars. This charade should be stopped.

[@DrJG9]

22:10 "pak military slogan is "jihad in name of Allah", how can they fight against Islamism?"

[@RohitKumar-hn4kq]

Hi

[@hitmantoronto]

Truth? What's that???

[@MuhammadTayyabRana]

The Biggest Worst Reality in this world is money. People are ready to sell their souls with money

[@rabatha2733]

When Tariq fateh is going have CowMuttera Drinking Ceremoney.

[@DrJG9]

31:08 - 33:40

[@Hello-fr4km]

my grandfather was murdered by pak army in dhaka i,m a proud bangali

[@DrJG9]

2:50 - 3:10 few details of routine thefts by pak military.

[@blue123456ization]

Agree on one point,we should seal the borders with Pak.Rest everything Mr.Fatah said,is a bit exaggerated.We have lot of problems,which starts with corruption.Corruption,is the single biggest thorn in India's rise.Some people will say,secularism and unity,but these all problems start with corruption.

[@deepeshatheist]

Tell that to China way more corrupt than us but because it has an identity of being chinese it is strong . We have a hindutva identity but ashamed of it PS don't give me crap abt xi jinpig acting on corruption as only thing he is doing is finishing opponents n letting his own buddies rob china

[@rajraj59]

I wish one day India and Pakistan becomes one nation.. That would at least end the western nations export of warfares to India and Pakistan and India can progress much better than the western nations

[@DrJG9]

31:08!

[@dibakarbarkakaty8158]

I like you

[@DrJG9]

26:26 "we know who is sent by ISI to India in name of Hope For Peace!"

[@adityaenggpune21]

Mr. Modi heard you. Now we had stopped dilog.

[@DrJG9]

36:34!

[@lotia1267]

Pakistani's Eats khota which scientifically has less energatic contents :D :D :D

[@2sridhark]

People of India and the subcontinent are stupid to have listened to their leaders. People in this part of world are emotional. They are largely uneducated, and go by their caste, religious feelings. In striking contrast, people of the West are educated, rational. I am a witness to the 9/11 event. I was doing my Fellowship in a place in Midwest (USA) and that is when this happened. The reaction by Americans was one of utter disgust, shock. But nobody took to streets to vandalize anything. Nobody wreaked vengeance on any religious group. Something terrible had happened and all knew that perpetrators belonged to a particular religious denomination and yet they were disciplined,by and large peaceful. I contrast this with what happened after Indira Gandhi's murder by her body guards. The Congress goons wreaked vengeance on the hapless Sikhs in Delhi and other areas while Police looked on. Those who perpetrated the crimes have not yet been punished. India has a long way to go before it can be called a civilized nation.

[@DrJG9]

You are mistaken on both counts. Innocent Sikhs were murdered in US in two days post WTC attacks, by normal US guys, under the misunderstanding that they were of the people who did it; '84 were neither reaction nor riots, those were highly organised massacres, which is why they were not punished; Tavleen Singh refers in her Durbar to the same guys ready to do it again in '91, except they were not ready against the real culprits then.

[@DrJG9]

He has stayed away long, is apprehensive about reimmersion into what he has not seen change as happens with expats, and so forth - once back it will resolve one way or another. Some find home back and some find it more comfortable to return to the new homeland. It works out in most cases.

[@DrJG9]

Also, there were major riots re recent Ferguson murder, for which one cannot blame the anguished poor who lost trust, just as happened during Rodney King being beaten to death case twice - once when it happened and again at judgement being soft. Riots in such cases where it wasn't planned are the natural expression of those that lose minds due to grief over an event (and sometimes lose trust in authority). WTC attacks was different, it was shock, incredulity, horror, grief shared by most of the civilised world, just like Diana's death oir JFK murder events. Of course there were looting attacks and vandalism against - of all the things! - Indian communities, but that wasn't publicised in US, it only got a muted print and more word of mouth outlet in Indian community and tricklked to India through NRI tales. Divakaruni or Lahiri, one of them wrote it into one work. Or two. The reason why NRI absorbed it silently or decided to return and not shout was understanding of how it feels, due to being at receiving end of same terrorism.

[@cicero1178]

+Jyotsna Gokhale you have no idea what its like to live around the people who rioted in Ferguson. with all due respect my friend you can not possibly understand.

[@DrJG9]

21:05 any thought or belief system being a basis for a nation can only happen with a very open culture, with respect from each for most and civility observed. Which precludes stricter systems such as Islam or communism from holding a nation long without deterioration into totalitarian dictatorship with hardship for general population.

[@pawanpai1663]

this guys so wishes he was indian..

[@mianqahmed]

Indeed "Hindu is not my Enemy" , they are their own worst enemy Tarek Fatah Sahib. Brahmin, Khashtri, Dalit etc etc Each one with their own station in life until their next janam. Have a good book sales when does it come out. Would love to read your opinions on other matters too.

[@bharatindian6633]

Ehid man us last hope for Pakistani people.

[@shekharavhad7687]

Indians are tolerant people...our religion is the same.......we understand Tarek sahab.....but will give peace many chances.....war could not solve the middle east crisis ...and 4 wars with pak have not solved any thing

[@NoVideo2024]

only one war of 1971 would have solved the issue but out great great leaders made big blunder

[@DrJG9]

24:06 - 24:42 war crimes committed by pak in '65.

[@rubasabir4487]

I THIN U SHOULD HAVE YO READ ISAMIC HISTORY FIRST

[@awaisazam9399]

Both CANADIAN genius -- always talking about Pakistan.We don't need your wisdom.

[@masti6999]

He is a knowledgeable man but he is twisting the facts to suite his own agenda .He is biased and dishonest while describing the facts . He has one agenda and that is disintegration of Pakistan . Everything that he says will directly or indirectly support this agenda .