Government of Balochistan (in Exile) congratulates U.S. President
George W. Bush on his country’s 230th Independence Day
PRESS RELEASE:
KALAT, Balochistan – General Secretary of the Government of Balochistan (Exile), Mir Azaad Khan Baloch on
Tuesday congratulated President George W. Bush, the 43rd President of the United States on his country’s
230th Independence Day. Mr. Baloch sent the following message:
George W. Bush on his country’s 230th Independence Day
PRESS RELEASE:
KALAT, Balochistan – General Secretary of the Government of Balochistan (Exile), Mir Azaad Khan Baloch on
Tuesday congratulated President George W. Bush, the 43rd President of the United States on his country’s
230th Independence Day. Mr. Baloch sent the following message:
MESSAGE OF CONGRATULATIONS
To:
President George W. Bush
White House
Washington, D.C.
United States of America
Dear President:
On behalf of the newly formed democratic, liberal and secular Government of Balochistan (in Exile) and the entire Baloch nation, I would like
to extend our Message of Congratulations to you and the American nation on the 230th Independence Day of your great country.
As a soon-to-be sovereign country, Balochistan looks up to America as a model country to emulate. Your government has stood the test of
time. Your Declaration of Independence, your Constitution with its Bill of Rights is still in practice since the Founding Fathers of your country
drafted it and left it as a guiding star for all subsequent generations of Americans to follow. Your public school system is still the basis of
American education. Freedom and equality brought forth by the consequences of the civil rights movement in America will make any nation
proud. American patriotism is proof of how much your people love their country. Those who have served America have been willing to give up
more than they gained. They have had no idea how things would turn out. The men who have signed the Declaration knew they were
declaring themselves as traitors to England and would be hung if they were caught.
The Baloch patriotism is gaining strength. Baloch freedom fighters are willing to make the ultimate sacrifice to liberate Balochistan from the
Islamic Republics of Iran and Pakistan. We – just like your country’s Founding Fathers – have no idea how things would turn out for us. But,
for the love of our country and liberty, the Baloch nation gladly accepts to be declared traitors to Iran and Pakistan, and we are ready to face
any consequences as a result.
To:
President George W. Bush
White House
Washington, D.C.
United States of America
Dear President:
On behalf of the newly formed democratic, liberal and secular Government of Balochistan (in Exile) and the entire Baloch nation, I would like
to extend our Message of Congratulations to you and the American nation on the 230th Independence Day of your great country.
As a soon-to-be sovereign country, Balochistan looks up to America as a model country to emulate. Your government has stood the test of
time. Your Declaration of Independence, your Constitution with its Bill of Rights is still in practice since the Founding Fathers of your country
drafted it and left it as a guiding star for all subsequent generations of Americans to follow. Your public school system is still the basis of
American education. Freedom and equality brought forth by the consequences of the civil rights movement in America will make any nation
proud. American patriotism is proof of how much your people love their country. Those who have served America have been willing to give up
more than they gained. They have had no idea how things would turn out. The men who have signed the Declaration knew they were
declaring themselves as traitors to England and would be hung if they were caught.
The Baloch patriotism is gaining strength. Baloch freedom fighters are willing to make the ultimate sacrifice to liberate Balochistan from the
Islamic Republics of Iran and Pakistan. We – just like your country’s Founding Fathers – have no idea how things would turn out for us. But,
for the love of our country and liberty, the Baloch nation gladly accepts to be declared traitors to Iran and Pakistan, and we are ready to face
any consequences as a result.
When Patrick Henry said, “Give me liberty or give me death”, he wanted independence and liberty of a country
that did not yet exist. Your Founding Fathers tried to do something that no colonial people had ever achieved
before – to break away from the mother country and create their own country. They were willing to risk everything
to achieve it. They were not concerned with what was going to happen in the long haul.
But, in our case, Balochistan was a sovereign country until Iran and Pakistan took away our freedom. Through
brute force, the Iranian and Pakistani governments suppressed the aspirations of the Baloch people to liberate
Balochistan. Our sense of nationhood was systematically crushed. But, the seed of freedom remained in our
hearts. Today, that seed has sprouted and we have risen again to challenge the occupation of Balochistan by
Iran and Pakistan. We want liberty or give us death, and we are willing to risk everything to achieve the
independence of Balochistan.
that did not yet exist. Your Founding Fathers tried to do something that no colonial people had ever achieved
before – to break away from the mother country and create their own country. They were willing to risk everything
to achieve it. They were not concerned with what was going to happen in the long haul.
But, in our case, Balochistan was a sovereign country until Iran and Pakistan took away our freedom. Through
brute force, the Iranian and Pakistani governments suppressed the aspirations of the Baloch people to liberate
Balochistan. Our sense of nationhood was systematically crushed. But, the seed of freedom remained in our
hearts. Today, that seed has sprouted and we have risen again to challenge the occupation of Balochistan by
Iran and Pakistan. We want liberty or give us death, and we are willing to risk everything to achieve the
independence of Balochistan.
On the 50th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration, citizens came to John Adams in the last days
of his life to ask him what they should say at the ceremony on his behalf. He thought for a minute and
said, “Independence forever.”
Sir, in the spirit of this auspicious day in the history of the United States, it is important for you to realize
that similar to your Founding Fathers’ desires, the Baloch people are struggling for liberty. We also
want to have independence forever in Balochistan.
Yours truly,
Mir Azaad Khan Baloch
General Secretary
The Government of Balochistan in Exile
http://governmentofbalochistan.blogspot.com/
of his life to ask him what they should say at the ceremony on his behalf. He thought for a minute and
said, “Independence forever.”
Sir, in the spirit of this auspicious day in the history of the United States, it is important for you to realize
that similar to your Founding Fathers’ desires, the Baloch people are struggling for liberty. We also
want to have independence forever in Balochistan.
Yours truly,
Mir Azaad Khan Baloch
General Secretary
The Government of Balochistan in Exile
http://governmentofbalochistan.blogspot.com/
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