The latest push for liberal reform in Pakistan via the entertainment industry comes in the form of a television channel called ‘Green TV Entertainment,’ sponsored by none other than Pakistan’s own military:
Green Entertainment is an upcoming TV channel of ISPR that promised to focus on new ideas and bring forward some unique refreshing scripts for Pakistani audience.
The ISPR (Inter-Services Public Relations) is the media and PR wing of the Pakistani Armed Forces. It has produced several films, dramas, and songs in the past, most of which with the goal of promoting the Pakistani army.
The channel emerged from the woodwork already having produced a number of shows—all of them featuring Pakistan’s highest paid celebrities. However, the focus seems to be geared less towards pro-military sentiment and more towards spreading the liberal agenda within every household through social engineering:
After the official song of the channel, the Youtube channel GREEN Entertainment started to upload innovative short films which explored several themes like morality, classism, societal norms, corruption, gender equality and several other relevant topics.
Hereunder are a few examples of shows aired by Green Entertainment that are entrenched deeply in liberal agendas.
’22 Qadam’ is a pro-feminist show about a woman who goes against social norms in order to pursue a career as a professional cricketer. The trailer even has her outright declaring her stubbornness to live her life however she wants. Clearly the writers either have no intention of being subtle, or they just don’t know how to be.
‘Jeevan Nagar’ is a pro-LGBT show about an apparently masculine character named Babbar Shah who leads a secret life as a transgender. ‘Babbar’ is derived from ‘Babbar Sher,’ which literally means lion. The show is clearly trying to normalize such degenerate and immoral behaviors, while also making a mockery of masculinity and trying to convey the impression that anyone, including the seemingly most masculine of personalities, can potentially incline towards such degeneracy.
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The plot of ‘Jindo’ is, somehow, even more feminist than the show mentioned previously:
In the rustic dunes and deserts of Pakistan, a fierce woman revolts against tribal patriarchy and horrific injustice.
Oh I’m sure a show written by a bunch of pampered, brainwashed, pro-liberal, pro-LGBT film school graduates would do its darnedest to provide an accurate depiction of the tribal way of life and its oh-so-evil patriarchy.
Then there’s a show about some guy who ‘shakes everyone to the core’ by asking the real questions (all of which conveniently align with liberal values). There’s also a show about a liberal divorce lawyer who gives relationship advice (that certainly won’t lead to an increase in real life divorces). The list of agenda-addled series keeps going on.
And it’s not like the ISPR is completely oblivious to the psychological effect that these shows will have on the Pakistani masses, particularly women, who are the main consumers of such dramas. They understand very well the consequences of facilitating such a channel and the role it will play in influencing public perception:
The Inter Services Public Relations (ISPR) wing of the Pakistan Armed Forces has started playing an active role in the mass entertainment sector by getting involved in the production of television dramas, patriotic songs, film festivals and even reality shows. While the industry has welcomed this association, there is a real risk of the establishment exerting control over the narrative and influencing how people think.
The involvement of the army in Pakistan’s entertainment industry has evolved over the decades. During the dictatorship of General Zia-ul-Haq (1977-1988), severe censorship was imposed on the performing arts sector. Later, under President Pervez Musharraf (1999-2008), the sector was liberalised, resulting in the burgeoning of private television channels. Today, it is an active partner and co-creator of popular content.
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So why, then, is the military of one of the largest Muslim populated countries sanctioning a channel like Green Entertainment?
Some have speculated that it is an attempt to garner support from the country’s top celebrities and entertainers in order to turn them into political mouthpieces for the army. Others have suggested that these shows are nothing more than a means to financial gain. However, I think the answer lies quite evidently in the extremely liberal nature of the channel’s content, which clearly seeks to socially engineer the Pakistani Muslim populace and transform them into pretentious liberal feminists.
Earlier this year, Pakistan’s former PM Imran Khan was faced with a vote of no confidence issued by his opponents in order to forcefully remove him from power. He later claimed that the military had secretly received instructions, from the US government, to oust him.
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And there is ample evidence available to validate the claims of foreign interference by Uncle Sam:
NSC, the top-level security related body of Pakistan issued a joint statement that blatant interference was done in the internal affairs of Pakistan and gave approval to issue demarche in Pakistan and Washington as well. Demarche was issued, as claimed by prime minister Imran Khan. Journalists questioned the relevant official in the US state department about the demarche. The response was,” It is our policy not to reveal such information” instead of a categorical denial.
I bring this up to show that US interference in the affairs of a Muslim country, such as Pakistan, is not some mere conspiracy theory.
America’s base tactic when it comes to psychological warfare has always been to conceal their liberal agendas in ‘noble-hearted gestures’ like ‘championing human rights.’ The sheer number of biased articles and shoddy research produced on topics like ‘domestic abuse’ and the ‘urgent need’ for women’s education by organizations like Amnesty and the UN is nothing more than a means towards liberalizing Muslims. It serves the purpose of persuading contemporary Muslims that Islam is not the solution to the problems faced by society and that, rather, the solution lies only in fully embracing US instated liberalism.
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And these liberal dramas are nothing but an evolutionary adaptation to that strategy. The basic concept remains the same. They wrap their liberalizing agenda in the tinfoil of ‘noble’ social commentary. Only, this kind of visual entertainment is a far more effective tool at influencing thoughts and ideas as compared to bland, lengthy articles. News, articles, and research papers simply can’t tug at the heartstrings in the same way that emotional acting, ambience, and music can. And an added benefit to it all is that there is no need to provide any actual evidence to support their points. The mere image of a sad, helpless girl crying profusely is enough to fool the audience and win them over. It’s the perfect medium for deception.
But let’s just say, for the sake of argument, that the US has no hidden nefarious agendas to liberalize Muslims; and that the dramas are a genuine attempt at fixing Pakistan’s social issues through liberalism—something that these liberal writers, producers, and directors perceive as being the real solution. Even then, the end goal is still the same and, likewise, the devastating consequences that arise therefrom.
Their primary audience are Muslim women, many of whom have been successfully brainwashed by these feminist shows. Recently, there has been a rise in dramas depicting young women pursuing higher education, particularly in the medical field. The ISPR produced another show called ‘Sinf-e-Aahan’ or ‘Women of Steel,’ which is about women joining the army. Couple that with the countless dramas depicting marriage as the worst that could ever happen to a woman and how every man is a wife beater, and you have a generation of young Muslim women who are terrified by the very thought of marriage. As such, they feel much safer pursuing hollow, life-depleting degrees and careers than they do about living a fulfilling life by finding a loving, devoted husband and having lots of beautiful children.
As of late, another focus of Pakistani dramas has been that of ‘marital rape.’ There was a particular drama that went viral in which a man was married to a woman who refused to be touched by him or fulfill her religious marital obligations, and this eventually culminated in him coercing her into intimacy. It’s not enough that they want to prevent marriages from happening altogether, they desperately want to break up and shatter those that already exist. Women are very impressionable and susceptible to social conditioning. Just imagine the nightmare that would arise if married women start adopting these anti-Islamic, liberal, feminist traits. These shows have generated an image in the minds of unsuspecting Muslims that there is nothing worse than being happily married and ‘tied down’ by honorable responsibility, wonderful children, and wholesome family values. Instead, the focus should be towards living a lonely ‘empowered’ life, surrounded by cats at age 36.
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One important thing to note is that, since the ISPR is the one producing shows on this channel, a sizeable chunk of the budget is more than likely coming from none other than the citizens’ own, hard-earned taxes. Money is being siphoned off of Muslims and then redirected and used against them. Muslims are being forced to fund their own oppression. This virus needs to be boycotted in order to curb the immense harm it is causing as well as the inevitable societal collapse it is leading towards. We Muslims—and not just those of us from Pakistan—need to make sure that we do not ignore this threat or brush it under the rug.
If channels that are as blatantly riddled with satanic ideologies as Green Entertainment are allowed to air without facing any form of resistance, this can set a dangerous precedent for future media endeavors of the same nature or, more likely than not, those that are even more extreme. Remember, whenever they peddle their agenda, liberals always test the waters to see what is acceptable to the public and what is not. And when faced with extreme backlash, they quietly back off, realizing that the liberal roots haven’t yet pierced deep enough into that society. They then lie patiently in wait, within the shadows, until they find the perfect opportunity to strike.
#BoycottGreenEntertainment
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Is Afghanistan the only independant muslim country that has a government that is not influenced by forms of liberalism? Stuff like this and the invasion and promotion of subversive feminist ideas they tried (and failed alhamdulillah) to promote Afghanistan proves they fear independant muslim countries not under their thumb. Afghanistan did nothing to the US or liberal west, they just had a government that was not under the liberal world order’s thumb.
It is ironic, the liberalism that the
US and other western countries that fought for in Afghanistan, and also the feminism, is destroying their own countries. You invade a country and mess it up in the name of liberalism and feminism, your own country is destroyed by the same ideas.
Inshallah these liberal countries keep on becoming weaker so they will have less and less influence in spreading subversive modern liberal ideas in our lands, and we would be able to have rule without influence from liberalism feminism, etc.
They are trying to push the same stuff over there as well, even now- crying about beauty salons and musical instruments. Why on Earth would they care about these things, unless they want to use these things for subversion and the liberal agenda?
Dont forget to mention SINF E AAHAN, a story to inspire women to join army. A freind told me it took pakistani girls as young as 8 by storm n ow they want to join the pathetic NAPAK army.Another drama “college gate” is another drama aimed at making whores and pimps outta impressionable youth. May Allah swt have mercy on Pakistan, its a complete mess. The army pakistanis hero worshipped turned out to be the worst hidden enemy.
The difference between Afghanistan and Pakistan Muslim scholar is that Afghanistan’s scholar stop evil by their hands by themselves and don’t give a shit about anyone or whatever anyone say, whereas in Pakistan, the scholar behave like a submissive slave, their mentality is filled with submissive mentality and they don’t stop evil by their hands.
This makes me wonder if this is some sort of racial thing or something, historically, India had a hierarchical system where the more native people were bottom castes, while upper castes are more Aryan, and the Aryans came from like around Afghanistan or something and brought the Sanskrit language. And then later, you had Afghan eastern Iranian speaking muslims invading and ruling over India.
I wonder if Indic people are naturally more submissive towards people who dominate over them.
It may be a punishment from Allah for doing shirk (praying to graves / dead people, worshipping walis, amulets, mawlid…) and not following the Sunnah.
Brother iam from Pakistan and i agree with you 100%
Pakistani armed forces are just puppets of US they always have been
Not only with this channel but their official one as well they have been promoting liberal agendas
General public is already sick of pak army’s oppression it feel like we’re living in Palestine. Like armed forces pick up everyone who speaks against current government. They aren’t even sparing their families.
So there is no doubt in them being America’s dogs
Do you guys feel threatened or worried about when outsiders talks about Pakistan land politics and interfere?
This sounds a lot like TV Globo in Brazil. They were heavily involved with the military and are responsible for much of the liberalizing of Brazilian society. There’re two studies about this:
“Soap Operas and Fertility,: Evidence from Brazil”
“Television and Divorce: Evidence from Brazilian Novelas”
Abstract of the second study:
“This paper studies the link between television and divorce in Brazil by exploiting variation in the timing of availability of the signal of Rede Globo—the network that had a virtual monopoly on telenovelas in the country—across municipal areas. Using three rounds of Census data (1970, 1980 and 1991) and controlling for area fixed effects and for time-varying characteristics,”
” the paper finds that the share of women who are separated or divorced increases significantly after the Globo signal becomes available.”
There is a plant from Brazil and Paraguay called Stevia, it has been approved by the WHO as a sweetener, this plant is also a contraceptive and reduces fertility, and was used traditionally by natives as that, this product might be in the food and drink you eat, so you better be careful about the products you eat, considering there is a very obvious agenda to reduce the birth rates worldwide.
Imo we should also produce dramas to counter these ideologies. Not dramas like Ertugul but relevant to people today.
Honest question, do we as a outsiders have rights to talk about others land politics? I hope muslim skeptic shouldn’t interfere other land political issues instead talk about generally