【牛津辩论】印度 vs 巴基斯坦
字幕摘录
| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 0:08 | Ladies and gentlemen, we meet today not in the quiet comfort of abstract theory. | 女士们,先生们,我们今天相遇 不是在抽象理论的平静舒适中。 |
| 0:15 | We meet while the smoke still curls from the craters in Kashmir, and while the echoes of | 我们相遇的时候 克什米尔的陨石坑的烟雾仍然卷曲着 我们相遇时 |
| 0:21 | the sirens from this past May still ring in the A's of South Asia. | 去年五月的警报声 仍然在南亚的A区响起 |
| 0:26 | The opposition will tell you that New Delhi is a rational actor in a dangerous neighborhood. | 反对派会告诉你 新德里是一个危险的街区里 一个理性的演员 |
| 0:33 | I'll tell you that is a lie. | 我告诉你,那是谎言。 |
| 0:35 | The opposition will try to sell you a story of security dilemmas and deterrence. | 反对派会试图告诉你一个安全困境和威慑的故事。 |
| 0:41 | Do not buy it. | 不要买它。 |
| 0:43 | India's policy towards Pakistan is no longer about the line of control. | 印度对巴基斯坦的政策不再涉及控制线. |
| 0:48 | It is about the line of credit. | 这是关于信用额度。 |
| 0:50 | The political credit that Narendra Modi needs to withdraw from the bank of public fear every | Narendra Modi需要从公众恐惧银行撤出的政治功劳 |
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| 序号 | 英文 | 中文 |
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| 1 | Ladies and gentlemen, we meet today not in the quiet comfort of abstract theory. | 女士们,先生们,我们今天相遇 不是在抽象理论的平静舒适中。 |
| 2 | We meet while the smoke still curls from the craters in Kashmir, and while the echoes of | 我们相遇的时候 克什米尔的陨石坑的烟雾仍然卷曲着 我们相遇时 |
| 3 | the sirens from this past May still ring in the A's of South Asia. | 去年五月的警报声 仍然在南亚的A区响起 |
| 4 | The opposition will tell you that New Delhi is a rational actor in a dangerous neighborhood. | 反对派会告诉你 新德里是一个危险的街区里 一个理性的演员 |
| 5 | I'll tell you that is a lie. | 我告诉你,那是谎言。 |
| 6 | The opposition will try to sell you a story of security dilemmas and deterrence. | 反对派会试图告诉你一个安全困境和威慑的故事。 |
| 7 | Do not buy it. | 不要买它。 |
| 8 | India's policy towards Pakistan is no longer about the line of control. | 印度对巴基斯坦的政策不再涉及控制线. |
| 9 | It is about the line of credit. | 这是关于信用额度。 |
| 10 | The political credit that Narendra Modi needs to withdraw from the bank of public fear every | Narendra Modi需要从公众恐惧银行撤出的政治功劳 |
| 11 | single time his domestic popularity crashes. | 一次他的国内流行崩溃。 |
| 12 | Now, before I dismantle the machinery behind their lies, it is my great pleasure to introduce | 在我拆除他们谎言背后的机器之前 我非常高兴地介绍 |
| 13 | my great friends inside opposition. | 我反对的伟大朋友 |
| 14 | 首先,我和我的参谋长Viranj Pandushali是好朋友。 | |
| 15 | Viranj is also an Indian. | 维兰日也是印度人. |
| 16 | My first chief of staff was also an Indian, but my first chief of staff lasted only a | 我的第一个幕僚长也是印度人 但我的第一个幕僚长只持续了 |
| 17 | little bit longer than the Rafale jets in an airspace. | 比空域的拉法勒喷气机长一点 |
| 18 | You would have thought that I learned my lesson from that, but no, I picked my second chief | 你会认为我从中吸取了教训 但是,不,我选了我的第二任酋长 |
| 19 | of staff to be an Indian as well. | 工作人员也是印第安人。 |
| 20 | But after working with both of them, I can personally say I have lived through India's | 但和他们一起工作之后 我个人可以说 我经历了印度 |
| 21 | entire Pakistan policy. | 整个巴基斯坦政策 |
| 22 | Because Viranj is exactly like that, loud, high on emotion, and when everything goes | 因为Viranj就是那样的, 大声,高调的情感, 当一切都去 |
| 23 | wrong, instead of introspecting and reflecting that he liked the Indians, resorts to only | 错误,而不是回顾和反映 他喜欢印第安人,只诉诸于 |
| 24 | Blame the Pakistani president. | 怪巴基斯坦总统 |
| 25 | His girlfriend breaks up with him. | 他的女朋友和他分手了 他的女朋友和他分手了 |
| 26 | What does Viranj do? | 维兰杰做什么的? |
| 27 | Blame the Pakistani president. | 怪巴基斯坦总统 |
| 28 | He gets punched in the face by a mobster. | 他的脸被暴徒打了一拳 |
| 29 | What does Viranj do? | 维兰杰做什么的? |
| 30 | Blame the Pakistani president. | 怪巴基斯坦总统 |
| 31 | And if he loses his election tomorrow, I'm telling you, I trust me, he will blame the | 如果他明天失去选举,我告诉你, 相信我,他会责怪 |
| 32 | Pakistani president. | 巴基斯坦总统. |
| 33 | Speaking next is Devachan Banerjee, a defil in the business school and another very good | 接下来是Devachan Banerjee, 在商学院的一个堕落,另一个非常好 |
| 34 | friend of mine. | 我的一个朋友。 |
| 35 | Now, Devachan has run in two Oxfordian elections in the past, and sadly, he lost both of them. | 现在,Devachan在过去的两次牛津选举中竞选,可悲的是,他失去了两人。 |
| 36 | Now, after those stinging defeats, he has decided to take a page out of the BJP's election | 现在,在那些刺痛的失败之后,他决定 从BJP的选举中取出一页 |
| 37 | playbook. | 游戏本。 |
| 38 | Which is what? | 这是什么? |
| 39 | Stand in a chamber, blame the Pakistanis for everything, and you too can win an election | 站在一个会议厅里,把一切归咎于巴基斯坦人, 你也可以赢得选举。 |
| 40 | you otherwise would have lost, Devachan. | 否则你会输的,德瓦昌 |
| 41 | Speaking third is Sid Nagrath. | 第三位是席德·纳格拉斯 |
| 42 | Now Sid too, an Indian serving as chief of staff to a previous ex-Pakistani president. | 一名印度人担任前任巴基斯坦总统的参谋长。 |
| 43 | Now if Pakistan really represents such a security challenge, then after so many Pakistani presidents | 如果巴基斯坦真的代表了这种安全挑战 那么在这么多巴基斯坦总统之后 |
| 44 | working so well with the Indian chief of staff, they would have heard some reports of some | 他们和印度参谋长合作得很好 他们本会听到一些关于 |
| 45 | terrorism happening. | 恐怖主义正在发生。 |
| 46 | But let me be clear in my speech, my target is not the Indian citizens, who themselves | 但我要说清楚,我的目标不是 印度公民,他们自己 |
| 47 | are a great victim to this lie, but my target is the architect of this lie. | 但我的目标是这个谎言的策划者 |
| 48 | I stand here to expose the regime of Narendra Modi, a government that has turned the world's | 我站在这里是为了揭露纳伦德拉·莫迪的政权,这个政府改变了世界 |
| 49 | largest democracy into the world's largest state for hate. | 最大的民主国家成为世界上最大的仇恨国家。 |
| 50 | How one man's reckless electoral pandering is endangering the lives and the hopes of | 一个人的鲁莽选举拉皮条 正在危及生命和希望 |
| 51 | billions of people. | 亿万众生. |
| 52 | This is not a security policy, it is a populist strategy, written in saffron ink, and sealed | 这不是安全政策,而是民粹主义的策略,用红花墨水书写,封存 |
| 53 | with the blood of soldiers, designed for one purpose and one purpose only, to keep a regime | 与士兵的鲜血,专为维持政权而设计 |
| 54 | in power by manufacturing a permanent enemy. | 通过制造永久敌人来掌权 |
| 55 | Let us look at the facts, not the propaganda, but the bloodstained facts. | 让我们看看事实,不是宣传,而是血染的事实。 |
| 56 | On the 7th of May, 2025, the Indian Air Force launched operations in Door, they called it | 2025年5月7日,印度空军在Door展开行动,他们称之为 |
| 57 | a surgical strike. | 外科手术 |
| 58 | The Indian media cheered, they showed you graphics of fighter jets destroying terror | 印度媒体欢呼,他们给你们看了 战斗机摧毁恐怖的画面 |
| 59 | camps, but let me tell you what they did not show you. | 营地,但让我告诉你 他们没有告诉你什么。 |
| 60 | Let me take you to the city of Bahavakur, let me tell you about the mosque that was | 让我带你去巴哈瓦库尔市 让我告诉你当时的清真寺 |
| 61 | not a training camp, but a place of worship, whose domes were shattered by Indian missiles, | 不是训练营 而是礼拜场所 圆顶被印度导弹击碎 |
| 62 | while people knelt in prayer. | 人们在礼拜时叩头。 |
| 63 | Pakistani authorities reported that 31 innocent civilians were killed, 15 of them were children, | 巴基斯坦当局报告说,有31名无辜平民被杀,其中15人是儿童。 |
| 64 | 15 children torn from their mothers, not by accident, but by a calculated act of aggression. | 15个孩子被母亲撕裂,不是偶然的,而是蓄意的侵略行为。 |
| 65 | While Mr Modi's news anchors were celebrating precision, Pakistani fathers were digging | 当Modi先生的新闻主播庆祝精确度时 巴基斯坦父亲正在挖掘 |
| 66 | through concrete. | 通过混凝土。 |
| 67 | That is the cost of security policy. | 这是安全政策的费用。 |
| 68 | And for what? | 为了什么? |
| 69 | When the tragedy, and it is a severe tragedy what happened at Balagam. | 当悲剧发生时,在巴拉加姆发生的是严重的悲剧。 |
| 70 | On the 23rd of April after that tragedy, our Prime Minister Shabash Sharif stood before | 4月23日,在那次悲剧之后,我国总理沙巴什·谢里夫站在我们面前。 |
| 71 | the world and condemned what happened in Balagam. | 谴责在巴拉加姆发生的一切 |
| 72 | He did not ask for war, he asked for truth. | 他没有要求战争,他要求真理。 |
| 73 | He offered a joint independent international inquiry. | 他提出进行联合独立国际调查。 |
| 74 | He opened the door to investigators. | 他向调查人员敞开了大门。 |
| 75 | And what did Mr Modi do? | 莫迪先生做了什麽? |
| 76 | Did he pick up the phone? | 他接电话了吗? |
| 77 | Did he send a diplomat? | 他派了外交官吗? |
| 78 | Did he provide a single shred of credible evidence to the United Nations? | 他是否向联合国提供了一丝可靠证据? |
| 79 | No, he sent the Air Force. | 不,他派了空军 |
| 80 | Independent observers and the multiple media sources reported that India struck before | 独立观察员和多家媒体消息来源报告说,印度以前曾遭受袭击。 |
| 81 | any evidence was verified. | 任何证据均已核实。 |
| 82 | And why is that the case? | 为什么? |
| 83 | Well, because the joint inquiry takes time. | 因为联合调查需要时间 |
| 84 | And Mr Modi did not have time. | 莫迪先生没有时间 |
| 85 | He had an election to win. | 他有个选举要赢 |
| 86 | Mr Speaker, I will set out the anatomy of their spectacle. | 议长先生,我介绍一下他们的外表 |
| 87 | Watch the choreography. | 观心修行. |
| 88 | What is the step one? | 步骤一是什么? |
| 89 | A tragedy happens. | 发生了悲剧。 |
| 90 | Step two, before the bodies even get cold, the media frenzy begins. | 第二步,在尸体冷却之前,媒体狂热开始. |
| 91 | Not asking who did this, but screaming revenge. | 不是问是谁干的,而是尖叫报复 |
| 92 | And step three, the missiles fly. | 第三步,导弹飞了 |
| 93 | They call this security, but let's just call it for what it is. | 他们称这个保安,但让我们把它叫做它是什么。 |
| 94 | It is populism in uniform. | 这是民粹主义的制服。 |
| 95 | And it's worked, didn't it? | 它的工作,不是吗? |
| 96 | Look at the headlines from this week. | 看这周的头条新闻 |
| 97 | In November 2025, the BJP swept the elections in Bihar. | 2025年11月,BJP扫荡了比哈尔的选举. |
| 98 | The same commentators who said Modi was finished are now calling him the protector. | 说莫迪完事的同一位评论家现在称他为保护者. |
| 99 | He sold them fair and that bought him a landslide. | 他卖掉他们公平 买下滑坡 |
| 100 | That is the policy of transaction. | 这就是交易政策。 |
| 101 | It is not a policy of defense. | 这不是防卫政策。 |
| 102 | It is not a policy of distraction. | 这不是分散注意力的政策。 |
| 103 | But Mr Speaker, to call this mere electioneering is to be dangerously naive. | 但是,议长先生,称这仅仅是选举是危险的天真。 |
| 104 | This is not just about one election. | 这不仅仅是一场选举。 |
| 105 | It is about a soul. | 这是关于一个灵魂。 |
| 106 | The soul of the current Indian regime is fascist. | 现印度政权的灵魂是法西斯主义. |
| 107 | We must speak the truth that polite diplomacy tries to hide. | 我们必须说出礼貌外交试图掩盖的真相。 |
| 108 | Prime Minister Modi is not a lone actor. | 莫迪总理不是一个孤独的演员。 |
| 109 | He's the obedient soldier of RSS. | 他是RSS的服从士兵. |
| 110 | You cannot understand Modi without understanding the RSS. | 你无法理解莫迪 不理解RSS。 |
| 111 | And you cannot understand the RSS without understanding the sentence that their ideologue, | 你无法理解RSS 如果不理解他们的理论家 |
| 112 | Golwarka),写纳粹德国. | |
| 113 | He called Nazi Germany a good lesson for us in Hindustan to learn and profit by. | 他称纳粹德国为我们印度斯坦学习和获利的好教训. |
| 114 | That is the ideology that sits in the Prime Minister's office today. | 这就是今天总理办公室的意识形态。 |
| 115 | That is the legacy his leadership lies on. | 这是他领导才能的遗产。 |
| 116 | From the ashes of the Gujarat riots in 2002, where Mr Modi presided over the slaughter | 从2002年古吉拉特暴动的灰烬中,莫迪先生主持了屠杀 |
| 117 | of a thousand Muslims to the destruction of the Babri Masjid, their playbook has remained consistent. | 一千名穆斯林被巴布里·马斯吉德摧毁 他们的剧本始终如一 |
| 118 | Power is consolidated by manufacturing a permanent enemy. | 通过制造永久敌人来巩固电力。 |
| 119 | Their version of a Hindu Rashtra, a pure ethno-religious state, cannot exist without an other. | 他们对印度拉什特拉邦的版本是一个纯粹的民族宗教国家,没有另一个国家是不可能存在的。 |
| 120 | They need Pakistan. | 他们需要巴基斯坦。 |
| 121 | You have to stand up if you want to point permission. | 你要是想指手划脚,就得站起来 |
| 122 | Deny it, so sit down. | 拒绝,所以坐下。 |
| 123 | They need Pakistan. | 他们需要巴基斯坦。 |
| 124 | If Pakistan disappeared tomorrow, the BJP would have to invent us. | 如果巴基斯坦明天消失 英国人民党必须发明我们 |
| 125 | Because without the monster next door, they would have to answer to their own people for | 因为没有隔壁的怪物, 他们不得不向自己的人民负责 |
| 126 | the hunger, the poverty and the economic turbulence. | 饥饿、贫困和经济动荡。 |
| 127 | So let me tell you again. | 我再说一遍 |
| 128 | They do not fight because we are a threat to their borders. | 他们不打仗,因为我们是对其边界的威胁。 |
| 129 | They fight us because we are necessary for their ballots. | 他们和我们斗,因为我们是他们的选票所必需的。 |
| 130 | Mr Speaker, the opposition will tell you that these military actions are driven by intelligence. | 议长先生,反对派会告诉你 这些军事行动是由情报驱动的 |
| 131 | I tell you they are driven by the Election Commission of India's calendar. | 我告诉你,他们是由印度的选举委员会来推动的。 |
| 132 | Let's look at the timeline. | 让我们看看时间表。 |
| 133 | It's not a conspiracy. | 这不是阴谋 |
| 134 | It's a clockwork pattern that insults the intelligence of this House. | 钟表图案侮辱了本院的智慧. |
| 135 | Picture the scene in late 2016. | 2016年末拍摄场景. |
| 136 | The BJP is fighting a losing battle for the heart of Uttar Pradesh. | BJP在为北方邦的心脏而战 |
| 137 | The polls were clear. | 民意调查很清楚。 |
| 138 | The outcome looked grim. | 结果看起来很惨淡。 |
| 139 | So what did Modi do? | 那莫迪怎么办? |
| 140 | He turned a terrorist attack, a tragedy in Uri, into a political spectacle. | 他把恐怖袭击,乌里悲剧变成了政治场景. |
| 141 | And just like that, a looming fight, a looming defeat was transformed into a political land | 就这样,一场即将来临的战斗,一场即将来临的战败,变成了政治之地 |
| 142 | strike victory. | 罢工胜利。 |
| 143 | Fast forward to 2019. | 快速前进至2019. |
| 144 | The general election is looming and the government's economic report card is weak. | 大选即将举行,政府的经济成绩单也微弱. |
| 145 | But just like before, the narrative flips. | 但是,就像以前, 叙事翻转。 |
| 146 | Suddenly, we have Pulwama. | 突然间,我们得到了普尔瓦玛。 |
| 147 | We have Balakot. | 我们有巴拉科特。 |
| 148 | The Prime Minister's platform pivots instantly from creating jobs to teaching Pakistan a | 从创造就业到教巴基斯坦 |
| 149 | lesson and defending India. | 教训和捍卫印度。 |
| 150 | And what's the result? | 结果如何? |
| 151 | History repeats itself. | 历史重演. |
| 152 | Another landslide victory. | 又一场山崩胜利. |
| 153 | And now, in 2015, in 2025 April, the BJP was staring at a loss in the Bihar elections. | 而现在,在2015年,在4月2025年,BJP正盯着比哈尔选举的损失. |
| 154 | They already suffered below-expectation results in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections. | 他们已经在2024年的Lok Sabha选举中遭受了低于预期的结果。 |
| 155 | And the people were asking questions that the government could not answer. | 人民正在问政府不能回答的问题。 |
| 156 | So what happened? | 发生什么事了? |
| 157 | Like a magician pulling a rabbit from a hat, we got operations in Door in May. | 就像一个魔术师从帽子里拉兔子 我们5月在Door做了手术 |
| 158 | Mr Modi lies to his people. | 莫迪先生对他的人撒谎 |
| 159 | He mocks their intelligence. | 他嘲笑他们的智力 |
| 160 | An innocent Pakistani lies pay the price. | 一个无辜的巴基斯坦谎言要付出代价。 |
| 161 | Mr Modi does not address domestic unemployment. | Modi先生不处理国内失业问题。 |
| 162 | He does not address domestic inequality. | 他没有处理国内不平等问题。 |
| 163 | He does not address the economic slowdown. | 他没有谈到经济放缓。 |
| 164 | And why? | 为什么? |
| 165 | Because he's incapable of doing so. | 因为他不能这么做 |
| 166 | He lies to the Indian people that Pakistan is a threat. | 他向印度人民谎称巴基斯坦是一个威胁。 |
| 167 | He lies to them that Pakistan is the obstacle to their progress. | 他告诉他们,巴基斯坦是他们进步的障碍。 |
| 168 | He lies to them that Pakistan is a danger waiting across the border. | 他对他们撒谎说,巴基斯坦是一个危险,在边境上等待。 |
| 169 | Denied. | 否认。 |
| 170 | Sit down. | 请坐 |
| 171 | But members, these are not security assessments. | 但各位成员,这些不是安全评估。 |
| 172 | They're political calculations. | 它们是政治计算. |
| 173 | Every time an election nears, the drums of war grow louder. | 每当选举临近,战争的鼓声就越来越大。 |
| 174 | Every time his approval dips, his rhetoric of fear rises. | 每当他的认可下降, 他的恐惧的言辞上升。 |
| 175 | Every time accountability approaches, the cross-border strikes mysteriously reappear. | 每当问责制接近时,跨界袭击神秘地重新出现。 |
| 176 | And what's the greatest tragedy of it all? | 最大的悲剧是什么? |
| 177 | Is that his strategy undermines the very security that he claims to protect. | 那是他的策略破坏了他声称要保护的安全。 |
| 178 | Innocent civilians die so his premiership can live another day. | 无辜的平民死了,所以他的首选可以活一天。 |
| 179 | And if that were not enough, they have now crossed a line | 如果还不够的话,他们已经超越了界限 |
| 180 | that civilization itself hold hell-sacred. | 文明本身却被诅咒 |
| 181 | Mr Speaker, I'm talking about the Indus Waters Treaty. | 议长先生 我说的是印度河水条约 |
| 182 | On April the 23rd, 2025, India announced the suspension of this treaty. | 2025年4月23日,印度宣布中止这项条约. |
| 183 | A pact that had survived three wars. | 一个在三场战争中幸存下来的契约 |
| 184 | But they did not stop at announcements. | 但他们并没有停止公告。 |
| 185 | Using water as the basic human right as a weapon of war is not just despicable. | 将水作为基本人权作为战争武器不仅仅是可鄙的。 |
| 186 | It's an act of hydroterrorism. | 这是水上恐怖主义 |
| 187 | They are threatening to parse the throats of our children. | 他们威胁要剖开我们孩子的喉咙。 |
| 188 | They are threatening to turn the breadbasket of Punjab into a dust bowl. | 他们威胁要把旁遮普邦的面包盆变成灰碗。 |
| 189 | Since when? | 什么时候开始的? |
| 190 | Since when did a security policy involve starving a neighbor? | 从什么时候起 安全政策就让邻居挨饿了? |
| 191 | Since when did the right to thirst become a tool of diplomatic leverage? | 口渴的权利何时成为外交手段? |
| 192 | By holding a vital resource, a vital shared resource hostage, | 通过掌握重要资源,重要共享资源, |
| 193 | Delhi has signaled to the world that it is willing to weaponize nature itself. | 德里向世界表明,它愿意将自然本身武器化。 |
| 194 | This is not the behavior of a regional superpower. | 这不是一个区域超级大国的行为。 |
| 195 | It is the behavior of a neighborhood bully | 这是邻里欺负人的行为 |
| 196 | who thinks respect can be demanded at the top of a dam. | 他们认为在水坝顶部可以要求尊重。 |
| 197 | Mr Speaker, members of the House, | 议长先生,议员们, |
| 198 | when water becomes a bargaining chip and not a human right, | 当水成为谈判筹码而不是人权时, |
| 199 | you know this is not about security. | 你知道这和保安无关 |
| 200 | It is about cruelty. | 这是关于残酷。 |
| 201 | And cruelty is the last refuge of a populist tyrant. | 而残酷是民粹主义暴君的最后避难所. |
| 202 | Mr Speaker, we must lift our eyes from the border to the horizon. | 议长先生,我们必须把眼睛从边界抬到地平线上。 |
| 203 | If you truly want to understand the architecture of Mr Modi's India, | 如果你真的想了解莫迪先生的印度建筑 |
| 204 | do not look to Gandhi's spinning wheel, | 不要指望甘地的旋转轮, |
| 205 | but look to Benjamin Netanyahu's war cabinet. | 但看看本雅明·内塔尼亚胡的战争内阁 |
| 206 | What we are witnessing is the Israelization of Indian statecraft. | 我们看到的是印度的国术被以色列化。 |
| 207 | Mr Modi and Mr Netanyahu are ideological twins. | 莫迪先生和内塔尼亚胡先生是思想双胞胎。 |
| 208 | They are brothers in hate. | 他们是仇恨的兄弟。 |
| 209 | Netanyahu survives by invoking the eternal threat of the Arabs | 内塔尼亚胡通过援引阿拉伯人的永恒威胁而生存 |
| 210 | and Modi is surviving by invoking the eternal threat of the Muslims. | 而莫迪通过援引穆斯林的永恒威胁而生存. |
| 211 | Both represent a dangerous shift from civic nationalism to ethno-religious nationalism. | 两者都代表着从公民民族主义向族裔宗教民族主义的危险转变。 |
| 212 | Zionism claims that the land is for the Jews alone. | 锡安主义声称土地只供犹太人使用. |
| 213 | Hindutva claims that the land is for the Hindus alone. | 兴都特瓦宣称土地仅供印度教徒使用. |
| 214 | Both leaders use this permanent politics of siege to dismantle their own judiciaries, | 两位领导人都利用这种永久的围攻政治来瓦解自己的司法机构, |
| 215 | control their own press and escape their own corruption scandals. | 控制自己的新闻 逃避自己的腐败丑闻 |
| 216 | And where do we see the darkest laboratory for this? | 我们在哪里看到最黑暗的实验室? |
| 217 | It's in Kashmir. | 位于克什米尔. |
| 218 | The opposition will call Kashmir an internal matter for the Indians. | 反对派将称克什米尔为印第安人的内部事务. |
| 219 | I call it a settler colonial project. | 我称之为定居者殖民计划。 |
| 220 | Today Kashmir is the most militarized zone in the world. | 今天,克什米尔是世界上最军事化的地区。 |
| 221 | There is one soldier for every 10 Kashmiris. | 每10名克什米尔人有一名士兵。 |
| 222 | Think about that ratio. | 想想这个比例 |
| 223 | That is not about protection. | 这与保护无关。 |
| 224 | That is not about security. | 这与安全无关。 |
| 225 | That is a prison. | 那是监狱 |
| 226 | Mr Modi abrogated Article 370 not to integrate the region, | Modi先生废除了第370条,不使该地区一体化, |
| 227 | but to conquer it. | 但是为了征服它 |
| 228 | They are importing settlers from the mainland to change the demographics, | 他们从大陆进口定居者来改变人口结构, |
| 229 | to turn a Muslim majority into a Muslim minority | 将穆斯林多数变成穆斯林少数; |
| 230 | in their own ancestral home. | 在他们自己的祖先家中。 |
| 231 | This is not security policy. | 这不是安全政策。 |
| 232 | It is demographic engineering sold as integration. | 它是作为一体化出售的人口工程。 |
| 233 | Members of the House, Mr Speaker, I conclude with this. | 众议院议员,议长先生,我结束发言。 |
| 234 | The opposition might ask, | 反对者可能会问, |
| 235 | does India not have legitimate security concerns? | 印度是否有正当的安全关切? |
| 236 | Of course they do. | 当然 |
| 237 | So does Pakistan. | 巴基斯坦也是如此。 |
| 238 | So does every nation in this fractured world. | 在这个分裂的世界中,每一个国家都是这样。 |
| 239 | But there's a difference. | 但有分别. |
| 240 | There's a difference between a surgeon who cuts to heal | 有区别的外科医生 谁切疗 |
| 241 | and a butcher who cuts to sell his meat. | 和屠夫谁切 出售他的肉。 |
| 242 | And Mr Modi has never lifted a scalpel for his country's security, | 莫迪先生从未为了国家的安全 提过一把手术刀 |
| 243 | only a butcher's knife to secure his own elections. | 只有屠夫的刀 才能确保自己的选举 |
| 244 | This policy, this cycle of strikes, suspension of treaties, | 这一政策、罢工的循环、条约的中止、 |
| 245 | manufactured hysteria is not a cure. | 制造出来的歇斯底里不是治疗方法 |
| 246 | It is a poison. | 这是一个毒药。 |
| 247 | And here is the tragedy. | 这就是悲剧 |
| 248 | Here is the real tragedy of all of this. | 这是这一切的真正悲剧。 |
| 249 | The ultimate victim of this poison is not Pakistan. | 这种毒药的最终受害者不是巴基斯坦。 |
| 250 | We are resilient. | 我们有弹性。 |
| 251 | We have survived wars. | 我们在战争中幸存下来。 |
| 252 | We have survived floods. | 我们在洪水中幸存下来。 |
| 253 | We have survived the loss of our children. | 我们从失去儿童中幸存下来。 |
| 254 | We have survived Mr Modi's ego. | 我们幸免于莫迪先生的自负 |
| 255 | To the Indian students in the chamber, | 敬室里的印度学生 |
| 256 | my friends, we are your partners in the future | 朋友们,我们是你的伙伴 |
| 257 | that we will inherit together. | 我们一起继承 |
| 258 | One of the biggest victims of terrorism is Pakistan itself. | 恐怖主义的最大受害者之一是巴基斯坦本身。 |
| 259 | We have lost over 80,000 of our own men, women and children, | 我们失去了8万多男女老少 |
| 260 | $150 billion of economic damage done to the country. | 国家遭受经济损失1500亿元. |
| 261 | Why would anyone burn their own house down | 为什么要烧自己的房子? |
| 262 | to attack their neighbor? | 攻击他们的邻居? |
| 263 | Why would we do this? | 我们为什么要这么做? |
| 264 | We speak the same language. | 我们说同样的语言。 |
| 265 | We share the same cinema and the same music. | 我们分享同样的电影和音乐。 |
| 266 | My argument today is against those who are hijacking | 我今天的争论是反对那些劫持者 |
| 267 | the soul of your country to build their power on fear. | 你的国家的灵魂 建立他们的力量 在恐惧。 |
| 268 | Being sold a lie, you'll be told that your safety | 被卖的谎言,你会被告知你的安全 |
| 269 | requires the hunger of your neighbor. | 需要你邻居的饥饿。 |
| 270 | You're being told that to be a patriot, | 你被告知要爱国 |
| 271 | you must hate those with the same language, | 你一定恨那些语言相同的人, |
| 272 | same culture and same customs. | 同样的文化和习俗。 |
| 273 | But let me remind you, | 让我提醒你 |
| 274 | the fire that your government is lighting | 你的政府正在点燃的火 |
| 275 | on the border will not just stay on the border. | 在边境上不会只是停留在边境上。 |
| 276 | It will come home. | 它会回来的 |
| 277 | And that fire will burn your press freedom, | 火会烧掉你的新闻自由 |
| 278 | it will burn your independent courts | 它会烧掉你们独立的法庭 |
| 279 | and it will burn the secular soul | 它会烧死世俗的灵魂 |
| 280 | that once made India a light in the world. | 这曾经使印度成为世界的灯光。 |
| 281 | This security policy is a fraud. | 这种安全政策是一种欺诈。 |
| 282 | It is a populism. | 这是一个民粹主义。 |
| 283 | It is populism that risks nuclear winter | 是民粹主义威胁着核冬天 |
| 284 | just to secure a political summer. | 只是为了保证一个政治夏天。 |
| 285 | I ask this house. | 我问这房子。 |
| 286 | I ask this house, do not applaud the arsonist | 我问这房子,别为纵火犯鼓掌 |
| 287 | just because he wears a uniform. | 只是因为他穿制服。 |
| 288 | Do not validate a strategy that trades the blood of soldiers | 千万不要用兵士的血来交换 |
| 289 | for the ballot of politicians. | 政治人物的选票 |
| 290 | Vote for the proposition. | 投票支持这个提议。 |
| 291 | Vote to tell the truth that the politics of fear | 投票告诉真相 恐惧的政治 |
| 292 | is a game we are no longer willing to play. | 我们不再愿意玩游戏了 |
| 293 | Vote that yes, India's policy to Pakistan | 投票同意,印度对巴基斯坦的政策 |
| 294 | is a populist strategy sold in a lie | 是一个民粹主义的策略 卖在谎言中 |
| 295 | as a security policy. | 作为一项安全政策。 |
| 296 | Thank you very much, everyone. | 非常感谢各位 |
| 297 | Thank you. | 谢谢 |
| 298 | Thank you for that speech. | 谢谢你的演讲 |
| 299 | I thank you for the personal speech. | 我感谢你的私人演讲。 |
| 300 | I yield the chair back to the president. | 我把椅子交给总统 |
| 301 | I thank myself for my speech. | 感谢本人的演讲. |
| 302 | I now look to my great chief of staff, | 我现在期待我的伟大幕僚长 |
| 303 | 由Viranj Bandushali领导此案 | |
| 304 | for side opposition. | 对方反对。 |
| 305 | Mr. President, honorable members of the union, | 总统先生,尊敬的工会成员, |
| 306 | our distinguished guests on the proposition bench, | 我们的贵宾们, |
| 307 | thank you for the flow. | 谢谢你的帮助 |
| 308 | I rise today, the day after the solemn | 今天我站起来,在庄严的第二天 |
| 309 | anniversary that haunts every Mumbaika. | 每一个孟买卡人都会被困住 |
| 310 | To oppose the motion that India's policy | 反对印度政策的动议 |
| 311 | towards Pakistan is populism disguised | 对巴基斯坦的民粹主义 |
| 312 | as security policy. | 作为安全政策。 |
| 313 | Apologies for the mic. | 对不起,麦克风。 |
| 314 | In plain terms, I stand here to tell you | 简单地说,我站在这里告诉你 |
| 315 | that not only is this claim false, | 不仅这个说法是错误的, |
| 316 | but it is a fundamental misreading | 但这是根本的错误 |
| 317 | of my country's reality. | 我们国家的现实 |
| 318 | And I do so not just as a member of the Oxford Union, | 我不仅仅是牛津大学联盟的成员 |
| 319 | but as a Mumbaika, but as someone | 但作为孟买人 但作为某人 |
| 320 | who has lived through the consequences | 曾经经历过后果的人 |
| 321 | of the Indian, of the India-Pakistan saga | 印度人、印度-巴基斯坦人 |
| 322 | in his own home and heart. | 在自己的家园和心脏。 |
| 323 | Yesterday was 26-11, November 26th, | 昨天是11月26日 11月26号 |
| 324 | which in my city is not an ordinary date | 在我的城市不是普通的约会 |
| 325 | on the calendar. | 在日历上。 |
| 326 | It marks the day when in 2008, 10 terrorists | 它标志着2008年的一天,10名恐怖分子 |
| 327 | stormed across iconic sites across my hometown, | 冲进我家乡的标志性网站 |
| 328 | unleashing three days of bloodshed. | 发动三天流血事件。 |
| 329 | One of those targets was Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj | 目标之一是查特拉帕蒂·希瓦吉·马哈拉伊 |
| 330 | terminus, 就是我姨妈的车站 | |
| 331 | passed through almost every evening. | 几乎每晚都会经过 |
| 332 | By chance or by providence, | 偶然的或天赐的 |
| 333 | she took a different train home that night. | 她那晚坐另一班火车回家 |
| 334 | Narrowly escaping the fate of the 166 souls | 勉强逃离166个灵魂的命运 |
| 335 | that did not. | 没有 |
| 336 | Another target was the Taj Mahal Palace Hotel, | 另一个目标是泰姬陵宫酒店 |
| 337 | where my best friend's father, | 我最好的朋友的父亲, |
| 338 | a major in the National Security Guard, | 国家安全卫队少校 |
| 339 | was one of the first commandos to rappel | 是第一个说唱的突击队员之一 |
| 340 | into a burning inferno. | 变成烈火, |
| 341 | I was a schoolboy then, | 那时我还是个学生 |
| 342 | glued to the television as my city burnt. | 粘在电视上,因为我的城市被烧焦。 |
| 343 | I remember the fear in my mother's voice | 我记得我母亲的恐惧 |
| 344 | on the phone, | 在电话中, |
| 345 | the tension in my father's clenched jaw. | 我父亲下巴的张力 |
| 346 | For three nights, Mumbai did not sleep | 三个晚上孟买都没睡 |
| 347 | and neither did I. | 我也一样 |
| 348 | As a child, I learned too early | 小时候,我学得太早了 |
| 349 | that security is not an abstract policy issue. | 安全不是一个抽象的政策问题。 |
| 350 | It is the difference between life and death. | 是生死差别. |
| 351 | The difference between a phone call from a loved one | 爱人电话的区别 |
| 352 | or silence that lasts forever. | 或寂静永存. |
| 353 | I share this, not to darken the mood, | 我分享这个,不是想让心情变暗, |
| 354 | but to ground this debate in reality. | 但是为了让这场辩论成为现实 |
| 355 | For me, this isn't just an intellectual exercise. | 对我来说,这不仅仅是一项智力运动. |
| 356 | It's painfully personal. | 这是痛苦的个人。 |
| 357 | The railway station, 200 meters from my childhood home, | 火车站距离我童年的家200米 |
| 358 | was bombed in the 1993 serial blast | 在1993年连环爆炸中遭到轰炸 |
| 359 | that killed over 250 people. | 这杀死了250多人。 |
| 360 | I grew up under the shadows of these tragedies. | 我在这悲剧的阴影下长大 |
| 361 | My parents, who are here in the chamber tonight, | 我的父母,谁今晚在这里的房间, |
| 362 | listening anxiously to their son, | 他们急切地听从他们的儿子的话, |
| 363 | raise me with the stories of those dark days | 以那些黑暗的日子的故事来告诉我 |
| 364 | and the mantra that we must always be alert. | 以及我们必须时刻保持警惕的口号。 |
| 365 | So when someone claims that India's tough stance | 所以当有人声称印度的强硬立场 |
| 366 | towards Pakistan is merely populism masquerading | 对巴基斯坦只是民粹主义的伪装 |
| 367 | as security policy, | 作为安全政策, |
| 368 | you might understand why I bristle. | 你可能明白我为什么发牢骚了 |
| 369 | It sounds like someone telling you | 听起来像是有人告诉你的 |
| 370 | that the locks on your doors are just for show, | 你门上的锁只是为了展示 |
| 371 | not because there are robberies in the neighborhood. | 不是因为附近有抢劫案 |
| 372 | But before we delve deeper into that notion, | 但是在深入探讨这个概念之前 |
| 373 | let me first address the three gentlemen arrayed against me. | 我首先要跟三位绅士谈谈 对抗我的问题 |
| 374 | A rather formidable proposition bench, | 一个相当可怕的提议席, |
| 375 | if there ever was one. | 如果有一个。 |
| 376 | They say this house loves a good show. | 听说这房子很爱表演 |
| 377 | My opponents have certainly delivered on the casting. | 我的对手肯定在铸造上完成了 |
| 378 | First, we have our union president, Mr. Musa Haraj, | 首先 我们的工会主席 穆萨·哈拉伊先生 |
| 379 | leading the charge for the proposition. | 领导对提议的指控。 |
| 380 | Musa is not only the president of this union, | 穆萨不仅是这个工会的主席 |
| 381 | he's also Pakistani by birth | 出生也是巴基斯坦人 |
| 382 | and a very, very dear friend of mine. | 和一位非常,非常亲爱的朋友 |
| 383 | In fact, as his chief of staff, | 事实上 作为他的幕僚长 |
| 384 | I've spent months working with him, | 我和他一起工作了好几个月 |
| 385 | which makes tonight a tad bit awkward. | 这让今晚有点尴尬。 |
| 386 | Because technically, I'm supposed to make him look good. | 因为从技术上讲,我应该让他好看 |
| 387 | But here I am, last night, writing his speech for him. | 但我昨晚为他写了演讲稿 |
| 388 | Musa, you've had an interesting time, haven't you? | 穆萨,你玩得很开心吧? |
| 389 | Just a few weeks ago, he said... | 几周前,他说... |
| 390 | What an information. | 真是个信息 |
| 391 | So you're admitting in a chamber | 所以,你承认在一个房间 |
| 392 | that what I just said was written by an Indian, you. | 我刚说的是一个印第安人写的,你。 |
| 393 | To respond, I shall gladly admit | 我很乐意承认 |
| 394 | that sometimes it takes an Indian | 有时需要印度人 |
| 395 | to clean up the incompetence of a Pakistani. | 清理巴基斯坦人的无能 |
| 396 | Now, Musa, you've had an interesting time, haven't you? | 穆萨,你玩得很开心吧? |
| 397 | Just a few weeks ago, Musa survived | 几周前,穆萨活了下来 |
| 398 | a historic no-confidence vote | 历史性的不信任投票 |
| 399 | right here in the Oxford Union. | 就在牛津工会这里 |
| 400 | For the uninitiated, yes, Oxford Union presidents | 对未发起者来说,是的,牛津联合会主席 |
| 401 | sometimes face more rebellions than actual heads of state. | 有时比实际的国家元首面临更多的叛乱. |
| 402 | The vote failed and Musa sailed through unscathed | 投票失败了,穆萨顺利航行 |
| 403 | with a thumping majority, | 以倾斜的多数, |
| 404 | making him arguably the only Pakistani origin leader | 使他成为唯一的巴基斯坦裔领袖 |
| 405 | in history to face a no-confidence vote | 在历史上面对不信任投票 |
| 406 | and remain in power the next morning. | 并在第二天早上继续掌权。 |
| 407 | I tease my friend, of course, but there's a serious point. | 我逗我的朋友,当然, 但有一个严肃的观点。 |
| 408 | Musa's victory was a triumph of transparent, | 穆萨的胜利是透明的胜利, |
| 409 | open and democratic processes. | 开放和民主进程。 |
| 410 | An Oxford Union specialty. | 牛津大学联盟专业. |
| 411 | Now, now, now, now. | 现在,现在,现在,现在。 |
| 412 | Only if some folks in Ralpindi could say the same. | 只有拉尔品第的一些人能这么说 |
| 413 | And look who sits with you. | 且道谁与汝坐. |
| 414 | The glorious ghost of the presidency's past. | 总统过去光荣的幽灵. |
| 415 | We have Ahmed Nawaz, | 我们有艾哈迈德·纳瓦兹 |
| 416 | the president for Mikulma's term 2022. | 2022年米库尔玛任期的总统. |
| 417 | Ahmed, you're a man of resilience. | 艾哈迈德,你是一个有弹性的人。 |
| 418 | You survived the horrors of the APS attack. | 你从APS袭击的恐怖中幸免于难 |
| 419 | You have my utmost respect for that | 我最尊重你这点 |
| 420 | for the rest of my life. | 我的余生。 |
| 421 | But you also survived, barely so, | 但你也活了下来 勉强如此 |
| 422 | the internal politics of this chamber. | 本会议厅的内部政治。 |
| 423 | You hold a unique distinction | 你有一个独特的区别 |
| 424 | of being the only Pakistani president in history | 成为历史上唯一的巴基斯坦总统 |
| 425 | who was not removed by a coup, but an auto-resignation. | 他们不是因为政变而被罢免 而是自动辞职 |
| 426 | An auto-resignation for missing access committee meetings. | 缺席的准入委员会会议自动辞职。 |
| 427 | Now, the official record says that you were busy. | 现在,官方记录说你很忙 |
| 428 | 我们都看到了Instagram的故事 | |
| 429 | of you doing shots with bad baby. | 你和坏孩子一起开枪 |
| 430 | Now, doesn't Oxford Union president | 现在,不是牛津大学联盟主席 |
| 431 | have to be caught outside? | 一定要在外面被抓吗? |
| 432 | Following on, we have Israr Khan, | 之后,我们有了伊斯拉尔汗, |
| 433 | the president of Hillary term 2025. | 希拉里2025年任期的主席 |
| 434 | Israr, this is a special moment for me. | 伊斯拉尔,这对我来说是一个特殊的时刻。 |
| 435 | In my first term here, you were Ahmed's chief of staff. | 我在这里的第一个任期 你是艾哈迈德的幕僚长 |
| 436 | You were the man behind the throne. | 你是宝座的幕后黑手 |
| 437 | You watched him fall. | 你看着他摔倒了 |
| 438 | You fought the dirty politics. | 你和肮脏的政治斗争过 |
| 439 | And like a true survivor, | 像一个真正的幸存者, |
| 440 | you climbed the ladder to become president yourself. | 你爬上梯子去当总统 |
| 441 | I'm the chief of staff now. | 我现在是参谋长了 |
| 442 | I have seen the walk that you walked. | 我见过你走过的路 |
| 443 | I have taken notes. | 我已经做了笔记。 |
| 444 | You taught me that the Oxford Union, | 你教会我牛津工会 |
| 445 | like in Islamabad, chaos isn't a pit. | 就像在伊斯兰堡 混乱不是坑 |
| 446 | Chaos is a ladder. | 混乱是梯子。 |
| 447 | So when I look at you over there arguing against India, | 所以当我看着你在那里 与印度争吵时 |
| 448 | having mastered British institutional survivalism, | 掌握了英国的制度生存主义, |
| 449 | I don't know whether to rebut you | 我不知道该不该反驳你 |
| 450 | or ask you for a reference letter. | 或者问你一个参考信。 |
| 451 | Now, are we all acquainted | 现在,我们都知道了 |
| 452 | with the spirit of the Oxford Union debate? | 与牛津大学联盟辩论的精神? |
| 453 | A bit of bite, a bit of banter. | 咬了一口 咬了一顿 |
| 454 | Let's get to the meat of the matter. | 以事肉为主. |
| 455 | The motion asserts that India's policy | 动议声称,印度的政策 |
| 456 | towards Pakistan is populism disguised as security policy. | 对巴基斯坦的民粹主义伪装成安全政策。 |
| 457 | In other words, that India cynically fashions | 换句话说,印度玩世不恭 |
| 458 | its Pakistan strategy just to win votes or applause | 巴基斯坦的战略就是赢得选票或掌声 |
| 459 | rather than to genuinely protect itself. | 而不是真正保护自己。 |
| 460 | As the first speaker of the opposition, | 作为第一位反对党发言人, |
| 461 | I reject this wholeheartedly. | 我全心全意地拒绝 |
| 462 | I will show you, step by step, | 我会告诉你,一步一步, |
| 463 | how India's policy is primarily driven | 印度政策的主要驱动力 |
| 464 | by legitimate security concerns and not cheap populism. | 而不是廉价的民粹主义 |
| 465 | And in doing so, | 这样一来, |
| 466 | I should also flip the mirror to our friends | 我也该把镜子翻给我们的朋友看 |
| 467 | because if any nation has suffered from the leaders | 如果有哪个民族曾遭受领袖们的亏折, |
| 468 | who wrap themselves in the flag of popularity, | 他们把自己封在受欢迎的旗帜中, |
| 469 | it isn't India, it is Pakistan. | 这不是印度,是巴基斯坦。 |
| 470 | The proposition's argument is seductive. | 命题的论证是诱人的. |
| 471 | It suggests that the Indian state manufactures threats. | 这表明,印度国家制造威胁。 |
| 472 | We invent bogeymen, | 我创造恶魔, |
| 473 | that we use the border as a ballot box to whip up votes. | 我们用边界作为投票箱来鞭打选票。 |
| 474 | They argue that when India strikes back, | 他们认为当印度反击时 |
| 475 | we're not protecting our citizens. | 我们没有保护我们的公民。 |
| 476 | We're performing for them. | 我们在为他们表演 |
| 477 | To win this debate, I do not need to use rhetoric. | 为了赢得这场辩论,我不需要夸夸其谈。 |
| 478 | I simply need to use a calendar. | 我只需要用日历 |
| 479 | If the proposition is true, | 如果这个提议是真的 |
| 480 | if the Indian security policy is just populism, | 如果印度的安全政策只是民粹主义, |
| 481 | then crises should corroborate with the elections. | 危机应该与选举相印证。 |
| 482 | The bomb should go off when the polls open. | 民意调查结束后 炸弹应该爆炸了 |
| 483 | Let us look at the data and let us be inductive. | 让我们看一看数据,让我们具有启发性。 |
| 484 | I grew up in the heart of Mumbai. | 我在孟买市中心长大 |
| 485 | My home was not too far from where in March 1993, | 我家离1993年3月哪里也不远 |
| 486 | RDX explosives ripped through Plaza Cinema. | RDX炸药从Plaza电影院里撕破了 |
| 487 | It was a part of a coordinated series of 12 blasts | 这是12次爆炸协调系列的一部分 |
| 488 | that turned my city into a morgue. | 把我的城市变成了停尸房 |
| 489 | 257 people died. | 257人死亡. |
| 490 | I was not born there. | 我没有在那里出生。 |
| 491 | But I grew up with the crater it left in our psyche. | 但我从小就带着它留在我们的心灵里 |
| 492 | Now ask yourself, was there an election in March 1993? | 现在问问你自己 1993年3月有没有选举? |
| 493 | That election was three years away. | 那次选举是在三年之后进行的。 |
| 494 | Was the government looking for a populist distraction? | 政府是想分散民粹主义者的注意力吗? |
| 495 | No. | 没有 |
| 496 | The government was weak. | 政府软弱无力. |
| 497 | The economy was opening up and we were desperate for stability. | 经济正在开放,我们渴望稳定。 |
| 498 | Terror did not come because we needed a vote. | 恐怖并没有出现,因为我们需要表决。 |
| 499 | It came because Dawood and the ISI | 是因为达伍德和三军情报局 |
| 500 | wanted to fracture India's financial spine. | 想要打破印度的金融脊椎 |
| 501 | That was not populism. | 这不是民粹主义。 |
| 502 | That was an act of war. | 那是一场战争 |
| 503 | I remember my aunt once again, | 我还记得我姨妈 |
| 504 | 生动地,通过查图尔维迪·希瓦吉(英语:Chaturvedi Shivaji terminus)旅行. | |
| 505 | She put out of the train station at 9.27 p.m. | 她晚上9点27分离开火车站 |
| 506 | and the terrorists entered at 9.30. | 9点30分进入 |
| 507 | Three minutes is the difference between my aunt | 三分钟是我姨妈的区别 |
| 508 | watching from home tonight | 今晚从家里看 |
| 509 | and her being engraved in a memorial stone in South Bombay. | 她被刻在南孟买的一块纪念石上 |
| 510 | Ten men held the city of 20 million hostage. | 十人挟持二千万城. |
| 511 | Now look at the policy response. | 现在看看对策。 |
| 512 | The proposition says that India is populist. | 主张说印度是民粹主义者. |
| 513 | What would a populist government do after 26-11? | 民粹主义政府26-11后会做什么?. |
| 514 | The public rage was nuclear. | 公众愤怒是核。 |
| 515 | I remember it. | 我记得 |
| 516 | We wanted blood. | 我们想要血 |
| 517 | We wanted the Air Force to flatten the training camps in Mudharaki. | 我们希望空军能平整穆达拉基的训练营. |
| 518 | A populist leader would have just launched the jets to win the next election. | 一个民粹主义领袖会刚刚推出喷气式飞机来赢得下一次选举. |
| 519 | But the government of the day, the Congress party, | 但当时的政府,国会党, |
| 520 | chose strategic restraint. | 选择了战略约束。 |
| 521 | They chose diplomacy. | 他们选择了外交。 |
| 522 | They chose to send dossiers. | 他们选择发送档案。 |
| 523 | They appealed to the international community. | 他们呼吁国际社会。 |
| 524 | They appealed to you. | 他们呼吁你。 |
| 525 | Did it work? | 有用吗? |
| 526 | Did the non-populist approach buy us peace? | 非民粹主义的做法是否为我们赢得了和平? |
| 527 | No. | 没有 |
| 528 | 它给我们买了Pathankot。 | |
| 529 | It bought us Uri. | 它给我们买了尤里。 |
| 530 | It bought us Pulwama. | 它给我们买了普尔瓦玛。 |
| 531 | We learned a hard lesson, Mr. President. | 主席先生,我们学到了一个艰难的教训。 |
| 532 | You cannot shame a state that has no shame. | 你不能让一个没有羞耻感的国家蒙羞。 |
| 533 | Let's move to the present. | 迁尚书. |
| 534 | Six months ago, the proposition claimed | 六个月前, 主张 |
| 535 | the skirmishes this May were electioneering. | 今年五月的战斗是选举 |
| 536 | Check the dates. | 检查日期。 |
| 537 | The elections for the Indian general parliament were over. | 印度总议会的选举已经结束。 |
| 538 | The government was secure. | 政府是安全的。 |
| 539 | Apologies. | 对不起 |
| 540 | The government was secure. | 政府是安全的。 |
| 541 | On 22nd of April, terrorists from the resistance front, | 4月22日,来自抵抗阵线的恐怖分子, |
| 542 | a cheap rebrand of the Lashkar-e-Toiba, attacked tourists in Belgaum. | 在贝尔加姆袭击游客。 |
| 543 | They dragged out 26 people and killed them for their religion. | 他们拖走了26人,并因为他们的宗教而杀害了他们。 |
| 544 | They didn't ask who they voted for. | 他们没有问他们投谁的票。 |
| 545 | They executed them. | 他们处决了他们。 |
| 546 | India's response, Operation Sindoor, was launched on the 7th of May. | 印度的对策"辛门行动"于5月7日启动. |
| 547 | Note the name, Sindoor. | 注意名字,辛门 |
| 548 | The mammalian mark of a Hindu wife. | 印度教妻子的哺乳动物标记. |
| 549 | It was not Operation Thunder or Operation Wrath. | 这不是雷霆行动或怒吼行动。 |
| 550 | It was named for the widows created by that massacre. | 它是为那次屠杀造成的寡妇而命名的。 |
| 551 | It was a surgical dismantling of nine launch pads. | 这是9个发射台的手术拆除 |
| 552 | We degraded trade-off systems in Lahore. | 我们破坏了拉合尔的权衡制度。 |
| 553 | We punished the perpetrators. | 我们惩罚了肇事者。 |
| 554 | And then what? | 然后怎样? |
| 555 | We stopped. | 我们停下来了。 |
| 556 | We did not invade. | 我们没有入侵。 |
| 557 | We did not occupy. | 我们没有占领。 |
| 558 | We did not hold a parade in Delhi. | 我们在德里没有举行游行。 |
| 559 | We reestablished deterrents and went back to work. | 我们重新建立了威慑力量,并回去工作。 |
| 560 | That is not populism. | 这不是民粹主义。 |
| 561 | That is professionalism. | 这就是专业精神。 |
| 562 | The proposition confuses popular with populist. | 命题与民粹主义者混淆. |
| 563 | Yes, Mr. President, | 是的,总统先生, |
| 564 | defending your citizens from being murdered is popular. | 保护公民不被谋杀很受欢迎 |
| 565 | Providing clean water is popular. | 提供清洁水很受欢迎。 |
| 566 | Keeping the railway safe is popular. | 保持铁路安全很受欢迎. |
| 567 | That does not make it a trick. | 这不等于是诡计 |
| 568 | Populism is promising easy answers to complex problems. | 民粹主义是对复杂问题的简单答案充满希望。 |
| 569 | Security is doing the hard, expensive, dangerous work | 保安正在做艰苦,昂贵,危险的工作 |
| 570 | of ensuring that a child and the other can go to the cinema | 确保儿童和其他人能够上电影院 |
| 571 | without being blown up. | 没有被炸掉 |
| 572 | If you want to see the actual populism | 如果你想看真正的民粹主义 |
| 573 | disguised as security, | 伪装成安全, |
| 574 | you must only look across the Radcliffe Line. | 你只能看拉德克利夫线 |
| 575 | When India launched Operation Sindoor, | 当印度发起辛门行动时, |
| 576 | how did Pakistan respond? | 巴基斯坦的反应如何? |
| 577 | Did it fix its security gaps? | 它是否弥补了安全漏洞? |
| 578 | No. | 没有 |
| 579 | Operation Bunyan al-Masoos was launched. | 邦扬·马苏斯行动启动. |
| 580 | The solid cemented wall, a Quranic reference, | 坚固的墙壁, |
| 581 | designed not for tactical efficacy, | 设计不具有战术效果, |
| 582 | but for religious mobilization. | 但是为了宗教动员 |
| 583 | You launched missiles at our bases in Udampur, | 你在乌丹普尔的基地发射导弹 |
| 584 | had them shot down, | 让他们被击落, |
| 585 | had 11 bases struck, | 11个基地被击中, |
| 586 | and achieved at best a tactical stalemate. | 并且充其量实现了战术僵局。 |
| 587 | And then, after all of that, what do you do? | 然后,毕竟,你做什么的? |
| 588 | You release a music video. | 你发布了一个音乐视频。 |
| 589 | The ISPR, your military's PR wing, | ISPR,你的军方的公关部门, |
| 590 | released an anthem, | 放了一首国歌, |
| 591 | (原始内容存档于2018-09-21). Dharkan pe ek hi Naam Pakistan. | |
| 592 | Mr. President, when India fights a war, | 主席先生,当印度打仗时, |
| 593 | we debrief the pilots. | 我们向飞行员汇报情况 |
| 594 | In Pakistan, they auto-tune the chorus. | 在巴基斯坦,他们自动调整合唱。 |
| 595 | You held victory rallies on the 16th of May. | 你在5月16日举行了胜利集会。 |
| 596 | You declared a national holiday. | 你宣布了国庆 |
| 597 | Why? | 为什么? |
| 598 | Because you cannot give your people bread, | 因为你不能给你的人面包, |
| 599 | so you must give them the circus. | 所以你必须给他们马戏团。 |
| 600 | You cannot fix the price of flour, | 你无法固定面粉的价格, |
| 601 | so you fixate on the Indian threat. | 所以,你确定 印度的威胁。 |
| 602 | You need the enemy of the gate. | 你需要城门的敌人 |
| 603 | Without the Indian monster, | 没有印度怪物, |
| 604 | your own people may turn around and ask | 你的人可能会转身问 |
| 605 | why generals own Papa John's franchises | 为什么将军拥有约翰爸爸的特许权? |
| 606 | while the country defaults on its loans. | 国家则拖欠贷款。 |
| 607 | That is populism. | 这是民粹主义。 |
| 608 | That is the alchemy of turning public poverty | 这就是改变公共贫困的炼金术 |
| 609 | into private power with the specter of war. | 进入私人权力 与战争的幽灵。 |
| 610 | When you vote for this motion, | 当你投票支持这个动议时, |
| 611 | you are telling the widows of Balgam | 你告诉巴尔加姆的寡妇 |
| 612 | that their grief is just a prop for the government. | 他们的悲痛只是政府的道具 |
| 613 | You are telling my parents sitting right there | 你告诉我的父母就坐在那里 |
| 614 | that the fear that they felt | 他们的恐惧 |
| 615 | when the windows shook in 93 | 93年窗户震动时 |
| 616 | or the panic they felt when my aunt | 或者我姨妈的恐慌 |
| 617 | didn't answer the phone in 2008 | 2008年没有接电话 |
| 618 | was just a disguise. | 只是一个伪装。 |
| 619 | It's easy to deconstruct security policy | 解构安全政策很容易 |
| 620 | in the Oxford Union. | 牛津大学 |
| 621 | Our walls are thick. | 我们的墙很厚 |
| 622 | Our windows are well plastered. | 我们的窗户都铺好了 |
| 623 | The world feels safe. | 世界感觉安全。 |
| 624 | We can debate narratives and discourse | 我们可以辩论叙事和言论 |
| 625 | over port and she's, | 在港口,她, |
| 626 | but out there in the real world, | 但是在现实世界里 |
| 627 | the wolf is at the door. | 狼就在门口 |
| 628 | India has decided to stop feeding the wolf. | 印度决定停止喂养狼. |
| 629 | We've decided to stop sending it dossiers. | 我们决定不再发档案 |
| 630 | We have decided to shoot it. | 我们决定拍摄它。 |
| 631 | That is not populism. | 这不是民粹主义。 |
| 632 | That is the biological imperative | 这是生物学上的必要 |
| 633 | of a nation that refuses to die. | 一个不肯死的民族。 |
| 634 | We do not want war. | 我们不希望战争。 |
| 635 | We want to be boring neighbors. | 我们想成为无聊的邻居。 |
| 636 | We want to trade onions and electricity. | 我们想用洋葱和电来交换 |
| 637 | We want to play your cricket team | 我们想打你的板球队 |
| 638 | without worrying if the away team | 不用担心 如果离队 |
| 639 | is bringing bats to see four. | 带蝙蝠来见四只 |
| 640 | But until the state that defends itself | 但直到国家自卫 |
| 641 | stops using terror as an instrument | 停止利用恐怖手段 |
| 642 | of foreign policy, | 外交政策, |
| 643 | we will keep our powder dry. | 我们将保持我们的粉干。 |
| 644 | We will keep our radars on | 我们将保持我们的雷达 |
| 645 | and we will keep our guards up. | 我们将保持我们的守卫。 |
| 646 | If that is populism, | 如果这是民粹主义, |
| 647 | then I am a populist. | 那我就是民粹主义者了 |
| 648 | If that is a disguise, | 如果这是伪装, |
| 649 | then I will wear it | 那样我就穿了 |
| 650 | because the alternative is not liberalism. | 因为另一种选择不是自由主义。 |
| 651 | The alternative is 26 11 on repeat. | 另一种办法是重复26 11次。 |
| 652 | Tonight, I may have been belligerent | 今夜,我可能一直好战 |
| 653 | in defending my country stance, | 为了捍卫我国的立场, |
| 654 | but I also hope | 但我也希望这样 |
| 655 | that I've been fair and factual. | 说我一直公平 事实。 |
| 656 | I do not hate Pakistan. | 我不讨厌巴基斯坦。 |
| 657 | I truly wish to see a Pakistan | 我真的希望看到一个巴基斯坦 |
| 658 | that is safe, stable, prosperous | 安全、稳定、繁荣 |
| 659 | and at peace with us. | 与我们和平相处。 |
| 660 | I dream of a day | 我梦见一天 |
| 661 | where I could take a train | 在那里我可以坐火车 |
| 662 | from Mumbai to Lahore | 从孟买到拉合尔 |
| 663 | and have kebabs in Gawamandi | 在加瓦曼迪有烤面包 |
| 664 | or when the Indian cricket team captain | 或当印度板球队队长 |
| 665 | and the Pakistani cricket team captain | 巴基斯坦板球队队长 |
| 666 | can joke about their schools, | 开他们学校的玩笑 |
| 667 | their kids' schools | 他们的孩子的学校 |
| 668 | because politics has ceased to matter. | 因为政治已经不再重要了 |
| 669 | I'm an idealist by heart, | 我是一个理想主义者的心脏, |
| 670 | but unfortunately, | 但不幸的是, |
| 671 | I am a realist by circumstance. | 我是个现实主义者 |
| 672 | But for that day to come, | 但为了那一天 |
| 673 | you must first deal in truth. | 你得先说实话 |
| 674 | And the truth is | 事实是 |
| 675 | calling India's Pakistan policy | 呼吁印度的巴基斯坦政策 |
| 676 | populism in disguise | 伪装的民粹主义 |
| 677 | is a dangerous distortion. | 这是一种危险的扭曲。 |
| 678 | It implies that we're all just play acting, | 这意味着我们都只是在演戏 |
| 679 | that there's no wolf on the door, | 门上没有狼 |
| 680 | but there is. | 但确实有 |
| 681 | Recognizing this wolf | 认得这头狼 |
| 682 | doesn't mean we should keep living | 不代表我们应该活下去 |
| 683 | in fear of it. | 在恐惧中。 |
| 684 | It just means that we need to know | 只是意味着我们需要知道 |
| 685 | to have the bigger stick | 拥有更大的棍子 |
| 686 | when you're trying to build | 当你试图建设 |
| 687 | the bigger fence. | 更大的围栏。 |
| 688 | Perhaps in a not so distant future, | 也许在一个不那么遥远的未来, |
| 689 | a young debater from Mumbai | 孟买的年轻辩论者 |
| 690 | and a young debater from Lahore, | 和一个来自拉合尔的年轻辩论者, |
| 691 | Quetta or Peshawar | 奎达或白沙瓦 |
| 692 | will stand here | 将站在这里 |
| 693 | not to argue about war and policy, | 不争论战争和政策, |
| 694 | but to argue about | 但为了争吵 |
| 695 | who has the better music | 谁有更好的音乐 |
| 696 | or who has the better biryani. | 或谁有更好的比利亚尼。 |
| 697 | Obviously, the answer to both is India. | 显然,两者的答案都是印度。 |
| 698 | Jokes aside, | 开玩笑 |
| 699 | that is the debate I want to have. | 这就是我想要的辩论。 |
| 700 | We aren't there yet. | 我们还没到 |
| 701 | To get there, | 为了到那里 |
| 702 | we must first ensure | 我们必须首先确保 |
| 703 | the policy is rooted in reality | 政策根植于现实 |
| 704 | and security | 安保事务 |
| 705 | and not lost in the fog of propaganda. | 而不是在宣传的雾中迷失 |
| 706 | India is doing its part | 印度正在尽自己的一份力量。 |
| 707 | by treating security | 通过处理担保 |
| 708 | with the gravity it deserves. | 以它应得的重力。 |
| 709 | Populism, | 民粹主义 |
| 710 | we leave to the TV studios. | 我们离开到电视工作室。 |
| 711 | Ladies and gentlemen, | 女士们,先生们, |
| 712 | I beg you to oppose the motion. | 我恳求你反对动议 |
| 713 | Thank you. | 谢谢 |
| 714 | Thank you very much. | 谢谢 |
| 715 | You still have a job, | 你还有工作 |
| 716 | so it didn't go that bad. | 所以没那么糟 |
| 717 | I now look to | 我现在期待 |
| 718 | the ex-president | 前总统 |
| 719 | of Regent's Park College | 总督公园学院 |
| 720 | to continue the case | 继续审理此案 |
| 721 | for side proposition. | 给侧面的提议。 |
| 722 | Thank you, Mr. President. | 谢谢你,总统先生。 |
| 723 | Members of the House, | 众议员, |
| 724 | ladies and gentlemen, | 女士们,先生们, |
| 725 | when the government tells you | 当政府告诉你 |
| 726 | that this is about security, | 这是关于安全, |
| 727 | you should always ask a second question. | 你应该总是问第二个问题。 |
| 728 | Security for whom | 为谁提供安保 |
| 729 | and against what? | 对抗什么? |
| 730 | This motion has two parts to it. | 这个动议有两个部分。 |
| 731 | First, India's policy | 第一,印度的政策 |
| 732 | and then their policy | 然后他们的政策 |
| 733 | to react as a security. | 作为安全反应 |
| 734 | Tonight, on this side of the House, | 今晚,在议会的这边, |
| 735 | we already heard from the president | 总统已经来电了 |
| 736 | to continue the case | 继续审理此案 |
| 737 | for side proposition. | 给侧面的提议。 |
| 738 | I'll focus on this specific element. | 我将专注于这个特定元素。 |
| 739 | What policy are we talking about? | 我们在谈论什么政策? |
| 740 | In order to understand that policy, | 为了了解这项政策, |
| 741 | it is very important to look at | 看看这个很重要 |
| 742 | in the domestic context. | 在国内范围内。 |
| 743 | It's once you understand | 这是一次你明白 |
| 744 | the domestic policy, | 国内政策, |
| 745 | then can you only understand | 那样你才能明白 |
| 746 | the external attitude | 外部态度 |
| 747 | of India towards Pakistan. | 印度对巴基斯坦的访问。 |
| 748 | And when we speak on this side | 当我们在这边说话时 |
| 749 | of the House on this motion, | 根据这项动议, |
| 750 | when you talk about India's policy, | 当你谈论印度的政策, |
| 751 | we are talking about | 我们在谈论 |
| 752 | India's policies as we speak now, | 印度的政策,我们现在发言, |
| 753 | India's policy under Modi. | 印度在莫迪统治下的政策. |
| 754 | And on this side of the House, | 而在座的这边 |
| 755 | it is our position | 这是我们的立场 |
| 756 | that this policy is a populist policy. | 这种政策是民粹主义政策。 |
| 757 | A populist strategy | 民粹主义的策略 |
| 758 | needs enemies of the people. | 需要人民的敌人 |
| 759 | And in the India's domestic context, | 而在印度国内, |
| 760 | under Narendra Modi, | 在纳伦德拉·莫迪的领导下 |
| 761 | that enemy is drawn | 画出敌人 |
| 762 | from the Muslim population | 从穆斯林人口中 |
| 763 | and from minorities | 少数群体 |
| 764 | and abroad it is Pakistan. | 在国外是巴基斯坦。 |
| 765 | India, tonight I will show you | 印度,今晚我会告诉你 |
| 766 | factually, historically and morally | 事实、历史和道德 |
| 767 | that this policy is not a security doctrine. | 这项政策不是安全理论。 |
| 768 | It is a Hindutva populism | 这是印度的民粹主义 |
| 769 | that does not align | 不对齐 |
| 770 | with the homogeneous nation | 与同一民族, |
| 771 | that India is or with the secularism | 印度是或与世俗主义 |
| 772 | or the constitution of the very state | 或州宪法 |
| 773 | that Modi thinks it stands for. | 莫迪认为它代表。 |
| 774 | However, it is important | 然而,重要的是 |
| 775 | before I do that to respond | 在我做出回应之前 |
| 776 | to some points from my friends | 从我的朋友的几点 |
| 777 | from side opposition. | 从侧面反对。 |
| 778 | We will have already heard from Viranj | 我们早就听到维兰杰的消息了 |
| 779 | and will continue to hear from Viranj | 并会继续听到维兰日的消息 |
| 780 | that Pakistan propagates terrorism, | 巴基斯坦宣传恐怖主义, |
| 781 | that Pakistan is a security threat | 巴基斯坦是一个安全威胁 |
| 782 | because it poses dangers | 因为它带来危险 |
| 783 | to the population of India. | 对印度人民的影响。 |
| 784 | Let's be clear that Pakistan | 说清楚巴基斯坦 |
| 785 | is the largest victim of terrorism | 是恐怖主义的最大受害者 |
| 786 | in the South Asia. | 在南亚。 |
| 787 | It has suffered | 它已经遭受了 |
| 788 | since the war of terror | 自恐怖战争以来 |
| 789 | started in 2001, | 2001年开始, |
| 790 | 50,000 people lost to the war on terror. | 5万人死于反恐战争. |
| 791 | In this very house, | 在这个房子里, |
| 792 | Viranj talked about | 维兰吉说过 |
| 793 | the terrorist attacks in India. | 印度的恐怖袭击。 |
| 794 | We do not deny that | 我们不否认 |
| 795 | there have been terrorist attacks in India | 印度发生了恐怖袭击 |
| 796 | and our heart goes to | 我们的心脏去 |
| 797 | with the Indian people | 与印度人民的合作 |
| 798 | and with India on that. | 和印度在那个方面。 |
| 799 | But it is Pakistan | 不过是巴基斯坦 |
| 800 | that is the victim of terrorism. | 这是恐怖主义的受害者。 |
| 801 | In this very house | 在这个房子里 |
| 802 | we have people sitting | 我们有人坐着 |
| 803 | who have been the survivors | 他们是幸存者, |
| 804 | of the terrorist attacks | 恐怖袭击事件 |
| 805 | that at times have been sponsored | 有时被赞助 |
| 806 | by India proxies in Pakistan. | 由巴基斯坦的印度代办。 |
| 807 | It has lost 126 billion | 它损失了1 26亿 |
| 808 | since 2001 | 自2001年以来 |
| 809 | just to the war on terror. | 只为了反恐战争 |
| 810 | So we as a nation | 因此,我们作为一个国家 |
| 811 | have suffered the most | 已经遭受了最大的痛苦 |
| 812 | when you talk about terrorism. | 当你谈论恐怖主义。 |
| 813 | And part of that is also | 这部分也是 |
| 814 | contributed to the proxy wars | 促成代理战争 |
| 815 | India is operating in Pakistan. | 印度正在巴基斯坦开展活动。 |
| 816 | In my state Balochistan | 在我这个俾路支邦 |
| 817 | in the form of supporting | 支助形式 |
| 818 | the Balochistan Liberation Army, | 俾路支解放军, |
| 819 | today I cannot walk out | 今天我不能离开 |
| 820 | after 5 p.m. in my own province | 晚上5点后,我省 |
| 821 | because of the proxy elements of India | 因为印度的代理元素 |
| 822 | that do not allow | 不允许 |
| 823 | for a free flow of Pakistanis to go there | 让巴基斯坦人自由出入那里 |
| 824 | or Balochistanis to be there. | 或俾路支人将在那里。 |
| 825 | The Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan | 巴基斯坦塔利班 |
| 826 | that operates in the tribal areas | 在部落地区活动的人 |
| 827 | of Pakistan | 巴基斯坦 |
| 828 | that is the largest threat | 这是最大的威胁 |
| 829 | to the sovereignty of Pakistan | 给巴基斯坦主权 |
| 830 | is sponsored again | 被再次赞助 |
| 831 | by Indian proxies. | 由印度的代理人。 |
| 832 | So when we talk about terrorism | 所以当我们谈论恐怖主义 |
| 833 | Pakistan is the victim | 巴基斯坦是受害者 |
| 834 | and yes India has suffered | 印度遭受了痛苦 |
| 835 | but to contribute there to Pakistan | 向巴基斯坦捐款 |
| 836 | is absurdity. | 这是荒谬的。 |
| 837 | Take the example | 举个例子 |
| 838 | of the recent Palgham attack. | 最近帕尔格姆的袭击。 |
| 839 | Pakistan was very open to the world | 巴基斯坦对世界非常开放 |
| 840 | to come and investigate | 来调查 |
| 841 | to put together an international inquiry | 进行国际调查 |
| 842 | as to who is responsible | 至于谁应负责任 |
| 843 | for these attacks. | 为这些攻击。 |
| 844 | Instead of participating | 而不是参与 |
| 845 | in that inquiry | 在调查中 |
| 846 | what does Modi do? | 莫迪会做什么? |
| 847 | Because it does not suit him | 因为不适合他 |
| 848 | to have inquiries | 调查 |
| 849 | because it will show | 因为它会显示 |
| 850 | that Pakistan is not involved. | 巴基斯坦没有参与。 |
| 851 | Instead he acts in a war of aggression | 而是在侵略战争中行动 |
| 852 | attacking civilians in Pakistan | 袭击巴基斯坦平民 |
| 853 | across the board. | 包罗万象。 |
| 854 | Now that is Modi's policy. | 这是莫迪的政策 |
| 855 | A policy where he gets a moment | 给他一点时间 |
| 856 | where he gets a moment | 只要他有时间 |
| 857 | to unite people | 团结人民 |
| 858 | the Hindu population | 印度人 |
| 859 | in majority against Pakistan | 以多数反对巴基斯坦 |
| 860 | he will take advantage of that. | 他会利用这一点。 |
| 861 | Yeah sure. | 当然 |
| 862 | It's extremely irrelevant | 这绝对无关紧要 |
| 863 | whether a head of state | 是否国家元首 |
| 864 | in Pakistan can be Muslim. | 在巴基斯坦,可以是穆斯林。 |
| 865 | The Prime Minister of Pakistan | 巴基斯坦总理 |
| 866 | has all the powers | 拥有一切权力 |
| 867 | and the Prime Minister of Pakistan | 巴基斯坦总理 |
| 868 | can be Muslim, yes. | 可以是穆斯林,没错。 |
| 869 | I hope that answers your question. | 我希望这能回答你的问题。 |
| 870 | So let's talk about | 所以,让我们谈谈 |
| 871 | India's policies internally. | 印度的内部政策。 |
| 872 | Let's talk, let's look into it | 我们谈谈,我们调查一下 |
| 873 | in Modi's own words. | 用莫迪的话来说 |
| 874 | Human Rights Watch analyzed | 人权观察分析 |
| 875 | in 2024 alone 173 speeches | 仅2024年就有173场演讲 |
| 876 | of Modi before the election | 在选举前, |
| 877 | and 110 of those speeches | 其中110个发言 |
| 878 | they were about Islamophobia | 和仇视伊斯兰教有关 |
| 879 | the war against minorities in India | 印度对少数民族的战争 |
| 880 | all as a pattern | 所有作为图案 |
| 881 | to unite the Hindu population | 团结印度教人民 |
| 882 | the common population | 总人口 |
| 883 | to create fear | 制造恐惧 |
| 884 | to create a common enemy | 创造共同的敌人 |
| 885 | so he can utilize that | 这样他就可以利用这个 |
| 886 | for his own benefits. | 为了他自己的利益 |
| 887 | A Prime Minister | 总理 |
| 888 | who has been summoned | 被传唤的人 |
| 889 | Prime Minister twice before | 总理两次 |
| 890 | runs for the third time | 第三次运行 |
| 891 | and his speeches says the following | 他的演讲说: |
| 892 | the Muslims are infiltrators | 穆斯林是渗透的, |
| 893 | they threaten the safety | 他们威胁着安全 |
| 894 | of our children and daughter. | 我们的孩子和女儿。 |
| 895 | He says that the opposition | 他说反对派 |
| 896 | will bulldoze the Ram temple | 会把拉姆神庙推倒 |
| 897 | and return Hindu gods | 并归还印度教的众神, |
| 898 | to attend creating fear | 参与制造恐惧 |
| 899 | fear that the largest minority | 担心最大的少数 |
| 900 | in India is the thing | 在印度就是这样 |
| 901 | to worry about. | 担心。 |
| 902 | After this I will come to you. | 之后我会去找你 |
| 903 | He goes on | 他继续说 |
| 904 | the Muslims are trying | 穆斯林正在尝试 |
| 905 | to destroy our gods | 毁灭我们的神明 |
| 906 | they are engaging in vote jihad | 他们正在参加圣战 |
| 907 | his words not my words. | 他的话不是我说的话 |
| 908 | Now these are not dog whistles | 现在这些不是狗哨子 |
| 909 | these are sirens of Hattu | 这些是哈图的警笛 |
| 910 | they are open calls | 他们是公开的电话 |
| 911 | for a majoritarian fair | 一个多数派的集市 |
| 912 | where he's cultivating | 在那里,他种植 |
| 913 | before every time | 之前的每次 |
| 914 | there is an election | 有选举 |
| 915 | because it works for Modi. | 因为它对莫迪有用。 |
| 916 | This is not democracy | 这不是民主 |
| 917 | this is not secularism | 这不是世俗主义 |
| 918 | and this is not security. | 这不是安全。 |
| 919 | Now how the impact it has | 现在它有什么影响 |
| 920 | first the impact it has internally | 首先它内部的影响 |
| 921 | in response to this | 为此, |
| 922 | Hindu rise in violence | 印度教暴力的上升 |
| 923 | lynching of Muslim minorities | 对穆斯林少数群体的私刑 |
| 924 | cow protection groups | 保护牛团体 |
| 925 | lynching people across India | 印度各地的私刑 |
| 926 | and again these are not my reports | 这又不是我的报告 |
| 927 | these are reports | 这些是报告 |
| 928 | from the Human Rights Watch | 人权观察社 |
| 929 | and then this is the impact | 然后这就是影响 |
| 930 | goes into Kashmir | 进入克什米尔 |
| 931 | BJP在其中 | |
| 932 | bans Muslim refugees as terrorists | 禁止穆斯林难民成为恐怖分子 |
| 933 | strips Kashmir of its autonomy | 克什米尔的自治 |
| 934 | and poses discriminatory laws | 构成歧视性法律 |
| 935 | of citizenship. | 国籍。 |
| 936 | Once you have told 1.4 billion people | 一旦你告诉14亿人 |
| 937 | that Muslims are a threat | 穆斯林是一个威胁 |
| 938 | you have prepared them | 你准备好了 |
| 939 | to believe that Pakistan | 认为巴基斯坦 |
| 940 | a Muslim majority neighbor | 穆斯林占多数的邻居 |
| 941 | is an existential threat | 是一种生存威胁 |
| 942 | and is an existential enemy | 并且是一个存在的敌人 |
| 943 | that is how it translates | 这就是它如何翻译 |
| 944 | into then an external policy | 成为对外政策 |
| 945 | when you see it as a group | 当你把它看作一个团体 |
| 946 | of a country of religious zealots | 一个宗教狂热的国家 |
| 947 | you see it as a security threat | 你认为这是安全威胁 |
| 948 | because you're not ready | 因为你还没准备好 |
| 949 | for peace and dialogue with them. | 争取和平并与它们进行对话。 |
| 950 | What do you mean | 你说什么 |
| 951 | that it has not been stripped | 它没有被剥光 |
| 952 | of its autonomy? | 它的自主性? |
| 953 | There is a demographic change | 有人口变化 |
| 954 | of population to ensure | 人口数量 |
| 955 | that a Muslim majority autonomy state | 穆斯林多数自治国 |
| 956 | converts into Hindu majority | 皈依印度教多数 |
| 957 | an international term | 国际术语 |
| 958 | that is apartheid. | 这就是种族隔离。 |
| 959 | If today the International Court of Justice | 如果今天是国际法院 |
| 960 | investigates India under Modi | 调查莫迪统治下的印度 |
| 961 | for its policies | 落实其政策 |
| 962 | it will be committing apartheid | 将实行种族隔离 |
| 963 | because of its consistent | 因为它始终如一 |
| 964 | pattern of policies | 政策模式 |
| 965 | whether that is demographic changes | 这是否是人口变化 |
| 966 | whether that is ensuring | 是否正在确保 |
| 967 | that the minority is put | 少数群体被安置 |
| 968 | as the greatest danger | 作为最大的危险 |
| 969 | to the India as a whole | 给整个印度的普通照会 |
| 970 | that is nothing short | 没什么 |
| 971 | of populism and populist strategy. | 民粹主义和民粹主义的策略 |
| 972 | But coming back to the points | 但回到要点 |
| 973 | the threat to security | 对安全的威胁 |
| 974 | every time closer to election | 每次接近选举 |
| 975 | there is an attack | 有攻击 |
| 976 | Modi blames Pakistan. | 莫迪指责巴基斯坦. |
| 977 | We saw this in the 2019 election | 我们在2019年的选举中看到了这一点 |
| 978 | the Pulwama Balakot attack. | 普尔瓦马巴拉科特的进攻 |
| 979 | First in Pulwama | 第一个在普尔瓦马 |
| 980 | there was a terrorist attack | 发生了一起恐怖袭击 |
| 981 | Modi blames Pakistan | 莫迪责怪巴基斯坦 |
| 982 | and the next day we have | 第二天我们有了 |
| 983 | Modi and India's jet | 莫迪和印度的飞机 |
| 984 | shooting across into Balakot | 向巴拉科特射击 |
| 985 | again not very successfully. | 也不太顺利。 |
| 986 | Come back to the recent | 回到最近的那个 |
| 987 | 2025 April attack. | 2025年4月攻击. |
| 988 | India launches again into Pakistan | 印度再次向巴基斯坦发射 |
| 989 | this time with the shining | 这次是闪耀 |
| 990 | Rafale jets but fails | 拉法尔喷气机但故障 |
| 991 | because Pakistan's military | 因为巴基斯坦的军队 |
| 992 | has the ability | 拥有能力 |
| 993 | it has the power to respond | 它有反应能力 |
| 994 | to aggression | 侵略 |
| 995 | but it is also a responsible military | 但它也是一个负责的军队 |
| 996 | that is not acting | 不是行动 |
| 997 | the way Modi is acting | 莫迪的行为方式 |
| 998 | to go into other countries unprovoked. | 毫无理由地进入其他国家。 |
| 999 | It responded responsibly | 它负责地作出反应 |
| 1000 | and this is again | 这又来了 |
| 1001 | then followed by | 接下来是 |
| 1002 | the international outburst. | 国际爆发。 |
| 1003 | If you look into human rights watch | 如果你调查人权观察 |
| 1004 | for instance clearly states | 例如,明确规定 |
| 1005 | the Modi policies violate | 莫迪政策违反了 |
| 1006 | international human rights law | 国际人权法 |
| 1007 | his speeches inside discriminations | 他的演讲在歧视内部 |
| 1008 | BJP runs state bulldoze | BJP执行州级推土机 |
| 1009 | Muslim homes and collective punishment | 穆斯林住宅和集体惩罚 |
| 1010 | violence against Muslims | 对穆斯林的暴力 |
| 1011 | and Christian continues | 克里斯蒂安继续 |
| 1012 | even outside elections | 甚至在选举之外 |
| 1013 | and that Indian minorities | 印度少数民族 |
| 1014 | live under condition of systematic | 生活状况 |
| 1015 | fair and structural discrimination. | 公平和结构性歧视。 |
| 1016 | Now this internal structure | 现在这个内部结构 |
| 1017 | is what has influenced | 已经影响了 |
| 1018 | Modi's policies toward Pakistan | 莫迪对巴基斯坦的政策 |
| 1019 | through and through | 通过和通过 |
| 1020 | in the form of first attacking | 第一次攻击的形式 |
| 1021 | directly through unprovoked aggression | 直接通过无端侵略 |
| 1022 | in the form of proxy wars | 以代理战争的形式 |
| 1023 | in Balochistan | 俾路支语 |
| 1024 | in the form of supporting | 支助形式 |
| 1025 | the Taliban Pakistan | 安全理事会 |
| 1026 | which to this day | 到今天为止 |
| 1027 | are operating in Pakistan. | 正在巴基斯坦运作。 |
| 1028 | Never has Pakistan ever responded | 巴基斯坦从来没有回应过 |
| 1029 | that every time there is attack | 每次攻击时 |
| 1030 | in Balochistan in Lahore | 拉合尔俾路支省 |
| 1031 | or has happened last week | 或上个星期发生的 |
| 1032 | in Islamabad | 伊斯兰堡 |
| 1033 | we do not come and be like | 我们不会来和像 |
| 1034 | hey we have jets | 嘿,我们有飞机 |
| 1035 | and we're going to shoot straight into India. | 我们要直射印度 |
| 1036 | We are a responsible sovereign state | 我们是负责任的主权国家 |
| 1037 | as a responsible sovereign state | 作为负责任的主权国家 |
| 1038 | with the nuclear power. | 与核能。 |
| 1039 | We have the ability | 我们有能力 |
| 1040 | but we have exercise resistance | 但我们有抵抗 |
| 1041 | but in more these ways | 但更是这样 |
| 1042 | this is not the case. | 事实并非如此。 |
| 1043 | I have my protected time. | 我有我受保护的时间。 |
| 1044 | That is not situations | 这不是情况 |
| 1045 | in Modi's India. | 在莫迪的印度。 |
| 1046 | He needs a reason. | 他需要一个理由。 |
| 1047 | He needs every time a reason | 他每次需要一个理由 |
| 1048 | to go for Pakistan | 前往巴基斯坦 |
| 1049 | to attack Pakistan. | 进攻巴基斯坦 |
| 1050 | So when you look all of this | 所以当你看着这一切 |
| 1051 | into full context | 一、全面讨论 |
| 1052 | this is nothing short of populism | 这不过是民粹主义而已 |
| 1053 | and this is nothing short | 这没什么 |
| 1054 | of a populist policy | 民粹主义政策 |
| 1055 | wrapped under strategic security. | 在战略安全之下 |
| 1056 | But with that being said | 但是说到这里 |
| 1057 | Pakistan is a responsible state | 巴基斯坦是一个负责任的国家 |
| 1058 | is always open to dialogue diplomacy. | 总是对对话外交持开放态度。 |
| 1059 | It believes in peace | 它相信和平 |
| 1060 | because as we are in this belt | 因为我们在这条腰带 |
| 1061 | both Pakistan and India | 巴基斯坦和印度 |
| 1062 | share common culture | 共享共同文化 |
| 1063 | and common language. | 和通用语言。 |
| 1064 | The irony is that abroad | 讽刺的是国外 |
| 1065 | we are best friends | 我们是最好的朋友 |
| 1066 | but at home | 不过在家里 |
| 1067 | we are the biggest enemies. | 我们是最大的敌人。 |
| 1068 | If it is possible over here | 如果有可能的话 |
| 1069 | when dialogue is possible here | 当对话框有可能在此时 |
| 1070 | when friendship is possible here | 当友谊可以在这里 |
| 1071 | why can't it be there? | 为什么它不能在那里? |
| 1072 | This is because we have let | 因为我们让 |
| 1073 | the government decide | 政府决定 |
| 1074 | the faith of the citizens of India | 印度公民的信仰 |
| 1075 | and maybe for somewhere | 也许为了某个地方 |
| 1076 | in Pakistan as well. | 在巴基斯坦也是如此。 |
| 1077 | So I hope I'll put it | 所以,我希望我会把它 |
| 1078 | on a positive note | 在积极的方面 |
| 1079 | that the friendships | 友谊 |
| 1080 | that are built here | 在这里建造的 |
| 1081 | across these opposite sides | 横跨这些对面 |
| 1082 | can one day flourish | 终有一天会繁荣起来 |
| 1083 | into the same peace | 实现同样的和平 |
| 1084 | that hopefully we can see | 希望我们能看到 |
| 1085 | both across the borders | 都跨越国界 |
| 1086 | for Pakistan and India. | 巴基斯坦和印度。 |
| 1087 | With that I urge you | 我劝你 |
| 1088 | to propose the motion. | 提出动议。 |
| 1089 | Thank you. | 谢谢 |
| 1090 | Thank you for your speech. | 谢谢你的演讲 |
| 1091 | I also like to just remind | 我还想提醒一下 |
| 1092 | members of the House | 众议院议员 |
| 1093 | of the forms of the House. | 以房屋的形式。 |
| 1094 | If you have a point of information | 如果你有一点信息 |
| 1095 | you have to stand up | 你必须站起来 |
| 1096 | say point of information | 说点信息 |
| 1097 | then the Speaker can either accept | 然后议长可以接受 |
| 1098 | or reject | 拒绝 |
| 1099 | but you have to stand up | 但你必须站起来 |
| 1100 | and say point of information | 并说点信息 |
| 1101 | otherwise they don't have | 否则,他们没有 |
| 1102 | otherwise it's not a point of information | 否则,这不是一个点信息 |
| 1103 | and points of information | 和信息点 |
| 1104 | should just be that | 应该只是 |
| 1105 | points of information | 资料要点 |
| 1106 | not a chance to have a debate | 没有机会进行辩论 |
| 1107 | with the Speaker. | 与议长。 |
| 1108 | Thank you. | 谢谢 |
| 1109 | I now call upon | 我现在请 |
| 1110 | another very dear friend of mine | 我另一个非常亲爱的朋友 |
| 1111 | Divachan Banerjee | 迪瓦昌·巴纳吉 |
| 1112 | to continue the case | 继续审理此案 |
| 1113 | for side opposition. | 对方反对。 |
| 1114 | Thank you. | 谢谢 |
| 1115 | Mr. President, | 主席先生, |
| 1116 | honorable members of the House | 尊敬的众议员 |
| 1117 | thank you for sticking around. | 谢谢你留下来 |
| 1118 | My colleague Viran | 我的同事维兰 |
| 1119 | spoke to you with fire. | 以火势对你说话。 |
| 1120 | He was from Mumbai. | 他来自孟买。 |
| 1121 | He had seen the multiple terrorist attacks | 他目睹了多次恐怖袭击 |
| 1122 | affect his city over the years. | 影响他的城市多年。 |
| 1123 | I speak to you from a bit of distance. | 我从远处跟你说话 |
| 1124 | I'm a Calcutta boy. | 我是一个加尔各答男孩。 |
| 1125 | We haven't seen major attacks | 我们没有看到重大攻击 |
| 1126 | in some decades | 数十年来 |
| 1127 | but we were one of the sites | 但我们是其中之一 |
| 1128 | of the greatest forced migrations in history | 历史上最大规模的强迫移徙 |
| 1129 | since the Holocaust and the partition. | 自大屠杀和分治以来 |
| 1130 | And that was because of some activities | 那是因为一些活动 |
| 1131 | Pakistan was up to | 巴基斯坦当时 |
| 1132 | in the late 60s and early 70s. | 60年代后期和70年代前期。 |
| 1133 | The part of the city I grew up in | 我在城市里长大的部分 |
| 1134 | was a refugee colony | 曾经是难民聚居区 |
| 1135 | but suddenly when Pakistan was no longer | 但突然,当巴基斯坦不再是 |
| 1136 | on the eastern half of our border | 我们边界的东半部 |
| 1137 | terrorist attacks seem to have stopped. | 恐怖袭击似乎已经停止。 |
| 1138 | Ladies and gentlemen | 女士们,先生们 |
| 1139 | our Pakistan policy | 我们的巴基斯坦政策 |
| 1140 | is driven by the concerns of our voter | 我们的选民所关心的 |
| 1141 | not the machinations of unelected leaders. | 而不是未当选领导人的诡计。 |
| 1142 | It is democratically accountable | 民主负责 |
| 1143 | security policy | 安全政策 |
| 1144 | not populism in disguise. | 不是伪装的民粹主义。 |
| 1145 | I'm going to make three claims in this debate. | 我将在这场辩论中提出三项主张. |
| 1146 | First, the proposition has a very heavy burden | 首先,这个提议负担非常沉重 |
| 1147 | that it has not met. | 它没有遇到。 |
| 1148 | They've not even told you | 他们甚至没有告诉你 |
| 1149 | what populist security policy is supposed to be | 民粹主义的安全政策是什么 |
| 1150 | let alone that India pursues it. | 更别说是印度追求了 |
| 1151 | We'll try and clarify the definition. | 我们将尝试澄清定义。 |
| 1152 | Second, unfortunately they made this a debate | 第二,不幸的是,他们把 这场辩论 |
| 1153 | about democracy within the country. | 关于国内的民主。 |
| 1154 | I wish they didn't do that. | 我希望他们没有这样做。 |
| 1155 | India remains a rare robust democracy | 印度仍然是一个罕见的强大民主国家 |
| 1156 | in which voters punish governments | 选民惩罚政府 |
| 1157 | if they fail on policy issues and injustice. | 如果它们在政策问题和不公正方面失败。 |
| 1158 | What you're seeing is democratic accountability | 你看到的是民主问责制 |
| 1159 | not demagoguery. | 不是令人发指。 |
| 1160 | We'll get to the situation in Pakistan during rebuttals. | 在反驳时我们会了解巴基斯坦的局势. |
| 1161 | Third, even if we generously assume | 第三,即使我们慷慨地假设 |
| 1162 | and it is true that Pakistan is also a victim of terror | 巴基斯坦确实也是恐怖的受害者 |
| 1163 | it has been unable or unwilling | 无法或不愿意 |
| 1164 | to stop non-state actors operating from its soil. | 阻止非国家行为者在自己的土地上活动。 |
| 1165 | India's measured response | 印度的计量反应 |
| 1166 | is exactly what international law expects | 这正是国际法所期望的 |
| 1167 | and if anyone has wrapped populism in security rhetoric | 如果有人把民粹主义包裹在安全言论中 |
| 1168 | it is not New Delhi | 这不是新德里 |
| 1169 | it is Islamabad | 是伊斯兰堡 |
| 1170 | and the people of Pakistan | 里亚德·曼苏尔(签名) |
| 1171 | have paid a heavy price for it. | 已经为此付出了沉重的代价。 |
| 1172 | The burden they have to meet, ladies and gentlemen | 他们必须面对的重担 女士们先生们 |
| 1173 | the motion doesn't say India's policy is harsh or flawed | 动议没有说印度的政策是苛刻或有缺陷的 |
| 1174 | it says it is a con. | 上面说这是个骗局 |
| 1175 | For that to be true | 事实如此 |
| 1176 | the government needs to prove four things. | 政府需要证明四件事 |
| 1177 | One, India's claims of harm | 一、印度关于损害的主张 |
| 1178 | are invented or wildly exaggerated | 被发明或疯狂夸大 |
| 1179 | like populists claim barbarians are at the gate in Europe | 就像民粹主义者宣称野蛮人在欧洲的大门 |
| 1180 | when it comes to migration. | 在移民问题上。 |
| 1181 | We have shown you time and again | 我们一次又一次地给你看 |
| 1182 | with so many examples | 这么多例子 |
| 1183 | that India is a genuine victim of terrorist attacks. | 印度是恐怖袭击的真正受害者。 |
| 1184 | Second, we have to prove that India | 第二,我们必须证明印度 |
| 1185 | bypasses institutions. | 绕过机构。 |
| 1186 | Populist policy is marked by leaders going around courts | 民粹主义政策的特点是领导者绕过法庭 |
| 1187 | parliaments, professional military | 议会、专业军事 |
| 1188 | governing by slogan. | 以口号治理。 |
| 1189 | None of this happens in India | 这一切在印度都没有发生 |
| 1190 | or what happens a lot in the proposition bench | 或者在提议席上发生很多事 |
| 1191 | the military going ahead and capturing parliament. | 军队继续前进并夺取议会。 |
| 1192 | That doesn't happen in India either. | 印度也不发生这种情况。 |
| 1193 | Third, leader-centric volatility. | 第三,以领导人为中心的波动。 |
| 1194 | Our position on security policy | 我们对于安全政策的立场 |
| 1195 | essentially hasn't changed with leaders. | 基本上没有改变领导人。 |
| 1196 | One thing you expect when leaders change | 当领导人改变时,你会想到一件事 |
| 1197 | there is a pendulum | 有个笔鼓 |
| 1198 | there is no such pendulum or yo-yo of Indian security policy. | 印度安全政策没有这样的问题。 |
| 1199 | It remains as robust and steadfast as ever. | 它一如既往地坚韧不拔。 |
| 1200 | Finally, irrational escalation | 最后,非理性的升级 |
| 1201 | which is what they are pointing to. | 那是他们所要达到的。 |
| 1202 | But we'll show you that actually whatever we have done | 但我们会告诉你,实际上我们做了什么 |
| 1203 | has been a careful and stepwise escalation | 是一个谨慎和逐步的升级 |
| 1204 | measured on the ladder. | 在梯子上测量。 |
| 1205 | So ask yourself, have they shown | 你问问你自己,他们有没有出现 |
| 1206 | that the attacks from Pakistani soil | 巴基斯坦本土发动的袭击 |
| 1207 | the 93 Bombay blasts, the parliament attack | 93起孟买爆炸案、议会袭击 |
| 1208 | the Mumbai attack, Uri Pulwama | 乌里·普尔瓦马 |
| 1209 | were fabricated? | 是捏造的吗? |
| 1210 | Have they told you why Usama bin Laden | 他们有没有告诉你为什么乌萨马·本·拉登 |
| 1211 | was found in a luxury compound 800 meters | 被发现在800米高的豪华住宅区 |
| 1212 | from the National Military Academy? | 从国家军事学院? |
| 1213 | Have they shown to you that the Indian ministers | 他们有没有告诉你,印度的部长 |
| 1214 | Indian prime minister defying their generals | 印度总理藐视他们的将军 |
| 1215 | do not listen to their civil service | 不听他们的公务 |
| 1216 | fire their judges, change courts? | 解雇他们的法官,改变法庭? |
| 1217 | I don't think none of this | 我觉得没有 |
| 1218 | they can't show you any of this | 他们不能给你看这些 |
| 1219 | because this stuff doesn't happen in India ladies and gentlemen. | 因为印度的女士们先生们不会发生这种事 |
| 1220 | If this is populism | 如果这是民粹主义 |
| 1221 | it is doing an amazingly good job of looking not like it. | 它做一个惊人的好工作 看起来像它。 |
| 1222 | Look instead what India has actually done. | 看看印度到底做了什么。 |
| 1223 | It is not a story of wild swings | 这不是野性秋千的故事 |
| 1224 | it is actually a stepwise ladder. | 它其实是一个阶梯。 |
| 1225 | For years we have sent dossiers and threats | 多年来,我们一直发送 档案和威胁 |
| 1226 | {\fn黑体\fs22\bord1\shad0\3aHBE\4aH00\fscx67\fscy66\2cHFFFFFF\3cH808080}事实上是给他们信用 | |
| 1227 | sometimes the threats have worked. | 有时威胁已经奏效。 |
| 1228 | After the 2001 parliamentary attack | 2001年国会袭击后 |
| 1229 | when Vajpayee put troops at the border and called Musharraf | 当瓦杰帕伊在边境部署部队 并给穆沙拉夫打电话 |
| 1230 | he managed, he actually he made JEM | 他做到了,他实际上 他使正义运动 |
| 1231 | and an LAT band organizations in Pakistan. | 以及巴基斯坦的LAT乐队组织. |
| 1232 | It's just that Pakistan has gone | 只是巴基斯坦已经走了 |
| 1233 | from one leadership disaster to the other | 从一个领导到另一个领导 |
| 1234 | to the extent where these kinds of actions are no longer seen. | 以至于人们不再看到这种行动。 |
| 1235 | But we escalated step by step | 但我们一步一步升级 |
| 1236 | in Uri we did limited cross LOC strikes | 在乌里,我们做了有限的 交叉现场指挥打击 |
| 1237 | in Balakot we went up a notch | 在巴拉科特,我们上去了 |
| 1238 | and attacked camps in occupied Kashmir | 并袭击被占领的克什米尔的难民营 |
| 1239 | and then finally at the end | 终于到了最后 |
| 1240 | it's only Pulwama that made us target mainland Pakistan. | 只有普尔瓦马 把我们作为目标 |
| 1241 | But remember we never targeted civilian infrastructure | 但记得我们从来没有攻击民用基础设施 |
| 1242 | no dams, no bridges, no hospitals, no schools | 没有水坝,没有桥梁,没有医院,没有学校 |
| 1243 | were deliberately targeted. | 被蓄意攻击 |
| 1244 | In fact as soon as the targets were made | 事实上,一旦目标被设定 |
| 1245 | India tried to de-escalate. | 印度试图缓和局势。 |
| 1246 | They said that this is a limited goal of our interaction | 他们说这是我们互动的有限目标 |
| 1247 | we have achieved what we wanted to. | 我们实现了我们想要的。 |
| 1248 | This is not a state trying to get applause | 这不是一个想要掌声的国家 |
| 1249 | it's the state climbing reluctantly | 这是州攀登不情愿 |
| 1250 | essentially to manage voter pressure. | 主要是管理选民的压力。 |
| 1251 | This is something the side opposition doesn't understand | 这是反对派不明白的 |
| 1252 | because they've not seen a democracy ladies and gentlemen. | 因为他们没见过一个民主的女士们先生们 |
| 1253 | Given the political history of our neighbors | 鉴于我们邻居的政治历史 |
| 1254 | on the proposition bench it is understandable. | 在提议席上,这是可以理解的。 |
| 1255 | They make a lot of claims about how India | 他们提出很多关于印度的主张 |
| 1256 | there are people in India who exclude minorities | 印度有人排斥少数民族 |
| 1257 | who want to make India Hindu Rashtra. | 他们想让印度印度人拉什特拉 |
| 1258 | There are extreme views within the right in India | 印度右派内部有极端观点 |
| 1259 | which argue which have made life for minorities worse. | 他们的争论使少数群体的生活更加恶化。 |
| 1260 | But by all means all minorities in India | 但是印度的所有少数民族 |
| 1261 | have a much better life than they do in Pakistan. | 生活比他们在巴基斯坦好得多。 |
| 1262 | Ladies and gentlemen I asked the question | 女士们先生们 我问了这个问题 |
| 1263 | if it was possible for a head of state in Pakistan to be Muslim. | 如果巴基斯坦的国家元首是穆斯林的话 |
| 1264 | The answer is false. | 答无实. |
| 1265 | India has had two heads of state who've been Muslim. | 印度有两位是穆斯林的国家元首. |
| 1266 | Also the BJP the party they claim to Hitler, Nazi, Netanyahu | 还有他们向希特勒、纳粹、内塔尼亚胡 声称的BJP |
| 1267 | any other lazy analogy that they could throw at you | 任何其它懒惰的类比 他们可以扔给你 |
| 1268 | that actually elected a Muslim to be the head of state in India. | 他实际上选举了一个穆斯林 成为印度的国家元首。 |
| 1269 | But that clearly is something that didn't make it | 但显然,这是没有做到的 |
| 1270 | to their modest research. | 他们的微薄研究。 |
| 1271 | In comparative context India's democracy is unusually robust. | 相对而言,印度的民主异常强大。 |
| 1272 | We've never had a military coup and not just in South Asia | 我们从来没有有过军事政变 不只是在南亚 |
| 1273 | where we are ranked leaders but across the post-colonial context | 在后殖民时期,我们是领袖 |
| 1274 | there are very few examples which have had a sustained democracy | 拥有持续民主制度的例子很少。 |
| 1275 | all the way since 1947. | 从1947年起一直这样 |
| 1276 | We have independent courts that strike down the government | 我们有独立的法院 推翻政府 |
| 1277 | including when they try to change how judges are appointed | 包括当法官试图改变法官的任命方式时 |
| 1278 | or structures of the court. | 或法院的结构。 |
| 1279 | I just wish sometimes that Pakistan had something like that. | 我只是希望巴基斯坦有时有类似的东西。 |
| 1280 | We have genuine federalism ladies and gentlemen. | 我们有真正的联邦制 女士们先生们 |
| 1281 | We had linguistic states created by protest and negotiation | 我们通过抗议和谈判创造了语言状态 |
| 1282 | a process that goes on. | 一个继续的过程。 |
| 1283 | I wish there was some learnings taken on that | 我希望我学到了一些东西 |
| 1284 | that would create more stability in Pakistan. | 这会给巴基斯坦带来更大的稳定。 |
| 1285 | The argument is not that India is perfect. | 争论并不是说印度是完美的。 |
| 1286 | I would be the first person to admit | 我会是第一个承认 |
| 1287 | that there are a lot of flaws in our democracy. | 我们的民主有许多缺陷。 |
| 1288 | The question is we have the checks and balances | 问题是,我们有制衡 |
| 1289 | systems of accountability to fix it within ourselves. | 问责制在自己内部加以纠正。 |
| 1290 | We have a democracy intention. | 我们有一个民主的意图。 |
| 1291 | They kept mentioning that India has election wherever | 他们不断提到印度在任何地方都有选举 |
| 1292 | there is a terrorist attack. | 发生了恐怖袭击。 |
| 1293 | But India ladies and gentlemen has 28 states. | 但印度的女士们先生们有28个州 |
| 1294 | If every year four states in India are having an election | 如果印度每年有四个邦举行选举 |
| 1295 | if you claim that there was an election in 2019 and 2021 | 如果你声称2019年和2021年有选举 |
| 1296 | there is a terrorist attack every other year | 每隔一年就会发生恐怖袭击 |
| 1297 | there are multiple elections. | 有多次选举。 |
| 1298 | We can't help it but it's clearly not done for electoral reasons. | 我们无能为力,但显然由于选举原因没有做到这一点. |
| 1299 | And India's pride is the fact that it that it's poor | 印度的骄傲是它贫穷 |
| 1300 | it is its minorities have voted and participated | 它的少数派投票和参加 |
| 1301 | in the electoral process. | 在选举过程中。 |
| 1302 | We have one of the most extensive affirmative action policies | 我们有一个最广泛的平权行动政策 |
| 1303 | in the world. | 在这个世界。 |
| 1304 | We have a reasonably strong welfare regime not taken. | 我们有一个相当强大的福利制度,没有被采纳。 |
| 1305 | Policies are electoral compromises made through negotiation | 政策是通过谈判作出的选举妥协 |
| 1306 | not dictated by generals. | 而不是将军们命令的 |
| 1307 | No leader however strong can ignore the electorate in India. | 任何领导人,无论多么强大,都不能无视印度的选民。 |
| 1308 | In 2019 with the largest mandate that Prime Minister Modi had | 2019年以莫迪总理的最大授权 |
| 1309 | he couldn't push through his preferred | 他无法通过他的偏好 |
| 1310 | and flagship agricultural reforms. | 和旗舰农业改革。 |
| 1311 | The farmers said no. | 农民说不行。 |
| 1312 | In India their vote matters and that was that. | 在印度,他们的投票很重要,就是这样。 |
| 1313 | Now add to this the collective memory that ordinary voters | 加上普通选民的集体记忆 |
| 1314 | have had Pakistan had about Pakistan. | 曾经让巴基斯坦对巴基斯坦感到恐惧 |
| 1315 | We mentioned the Mumbai train bombings. | 我们提到孟买火车爆炸案。 |
| 1316 | They remember 26-11 they remembered that Pakistani national | 他们记得26 -11 他们记得巴基斯坦国民 |
| 1317 | was captured alive on television. | 在电视上被活捉了 |
| 1318 | They heard recordings of their handlers. | 他们听到处理者的录音 |
| 1319 | They saw the U.S. convict two co-conspirators | 他们看见了两名共犯 |
| 1320 | and send them to India. | 把他们送到印度 |
| 1321 | They saw Osama bin Laden in Abbottabad | 他们在阿博塔巴德看到乌萨马·本·拉丹 |
| 1322 | a short walk from Pakistan's military academy. | 从巴基斯坦军事学院走一小步 |
| 1323 | 他们从Instagram上看Pulwama的高定义 | |
| 1324 | 还有TikTok。 | |
| 1325 | It is a high burden to ask a society psychology | 问一个社会心理学是沉重的负担 |
| 1326 | that if they see beheadings of Daniel Pearl | 如果他们看见丹尼尔·珀尔被斩首 |
| 1327 | if they see Pulwama that that wouldn't leave behind a mental scar. | 如果他们看到Pulwama 就不会留下精神创伤 |
| 1328 | But policy should not be dictated by negative emotions. | 但政策不应由消极情绪来决定。 |
| 1329 | That's what populism would be | 这就是民粹主义 |
| 1330 | and that's what the Indian response hasn't been. | 而印度的反应却并非如此。 |
| 1331 | If you read it on Twitter | 如果你在推特上读到 |
| 1332 | you will constantly hear like people without foresight | 你将像人一样无远见地听 |
| 1333 | arguing for things like an invasion of Pakistan | 为入侵巴基斯坦而争吵 |
| 1334 | removing it from the map. | 从地图上删除它。 |
| 1335 | These are terrible ideas | 这些是可怕的想法 |
| 1336 | and these are not ideas that the Indian nation states shares. | 这些不是印度民族国家共同的想法。 |
| 1337 | But what the Indian nation cannot do either | 但印度国家也做不到 |
| 1338 | is completely repress any views | 完全压制任何视图 |
| 1339 | which express this frustration. | 表达这种挫折感。 |
| 1340 | A democratic polity, they have to carefully | 一个民主国家,他们必须小心 |
| 1341 | and measurably create a response | 并产生一个显著的反应 |
| 1342 | which deters from such action. | 它阻止了这种行为。 |
| 1343 | So to sum up, gentlemen, in Pakistan | 总之,先生们,在巴基斯坦 |
| 1344 | the establishment acquires domestic legitimacy | 企业获得国内合法性; |
| 1345 | through rhetoric about India. | 透过有关印度的言论。 |
| 1346 | In India, the governments lose legitimacy | 在印度,政府失去了合法性 |
| 1347 | if they can't provide security. | 如果他们不能提供保安。 |
| 1348 | Finally, the third argument. | 最后,第三个论点。 |
| 1349 | Under Article 51 of the UN Charter | 根据《联合国宪章》第五十一条 |
| 1350 | states have a right to self-defense. | 各州有权自卫。 |
| 1351 | However, if it's a non-state actor attacking | 但是,如果这是 一个非国家行为者攻击 |
| 1352 | it creates a problem. | 这造成了问题。 |
| 1353 | But then response is allowed | 但是,然后允许回应 |
| 1354 | if the state is unable or unwilling to stop it | 如果国家无法或不愿阻止 |
| 1355 | to prevent its territory from being used | 防止其领土被利用 |
| 1356 | as a site of attacks. | 作为攻击地点。 |
| 1357 | This is what justified the US attack in Abbottabad. | 这就是美国袭击阿博塔巴德的理由。 |
| 1358 | This is what UK used as a justification | 英国以此为理由 |
| 1359 | to attack ISIS in Syria. | 在叙利亚攻击伊斯兰国 |
| 1360 | India's position on Pakistan is exactly this. | 印度对巴基斯坦的立场正是如此。 |
| 1361 | We accept more generously than our own hawks | 我们比自己的鹰更慷慨 |
| 1362 | that Pakistan itself is a victim of terror | 巴基斯坦本身是恐怖主义的受害者 |
| 1363 | including the mother of one of the speakers | 包括其中一位发言者的母亲 |
| 1364 | who was supposed to come here. | 本来应该来这里的 |
| 1365 | We accept that the state does not control | 我们同意国家不能控制 |
| 1366 | every militant group. | 每个激进团体。 |
| 1367 | But when decade after decade | 但当十年又十年 |
| 1368 | groups based on Pakistani soil | 以巴基斯坦土地为基础的群体 |
| 1369 | attack Indian citizens | 袭击印度公民 |
| 1370 | and Pakistan cannot dismantle them | 和巴基斯坦不能拆除它们 |
| 1371 | India is entitled to act in self-defense. | 印度有权自卫。 |
| 1372 | But what does India do? | 但是印度会做什么? |
| 1373 | It targets non-state actors. | 它针对非国家行为者。 |
| 1374 | It accompanies strikes | 它伴着打击 |
| 1375 | with explicit calls for de-escalation. | 明确要求降级。 |
| 1376 | It refrains from hitting economic infrastructure | 它避免打击经济基础设施 |
| 1377 | or symbols of national importance. | 或具有国家重要性的标志。 |
| 1378 | Pakistan by contrast | 相比之下,巴基斯坦 |
| 1379 | has no non-state actors in India to strike. | 印度没有非国家行为者可以打击。 |
| 1380 | So when it retaliates | 当它报复的时候, |
| 1381 | it has to shell villages. | 它必须轰炸村庄。 |
| 1382 | We don't keep snakes in our backyard | 我们后院里没有蛇 |
| 1383 | for strategic use | 用于战略用途 |
| 1384 | and then complain when they bite us or our neighbors. | 然后抱怨 当他们咬我们或我们的邻居。 |
| 1385 | We don't do the dirty work | 我们不做肮脏的工作 |
| 1386 | as the defense minister said | 正如国防部长所说 |
| 1387 | of a superpower via a militant proxy. | 超级大国通过军事代理。 |
| 1388 | Our security policy is meant | 我们的安保政策就是 |
| 1389 | to serve the Indian citizen | 为印度公民服务 |
| 1390 | not to rent out violence to a foreign policy. | 而不是将暴力出租给外交政策。 |
| 1391 | Who is really wrapping policy | 谁是真正的包装政策 |
| 1392 | in a security clothing? | 穿着安全服? |
| 1393 | Let me end with what we began. | 让我以我们开始的结束。 |
| 1394 | This house believes | 这房子相信 |
| 1395 | India's security strategy to Pakistan | 印度对巴基斯坦的安全战略 |
| 1396 | is populist strategy sold as security policy. | 是民粹主义的策略 作为安全政策出售。 |
| 1397 | Let us look across the border for a moment. | 让我们看一下边界 |
| 1398 | Which state has seen repeated military coup | 哪个州屡次发生军事政变 |
| 1399 | justified in the name of national security? | 以国家安全的名义证明是正当的? |
| 1400 | Which establishment has built its entire identity | 哪个机构建立了整个身份 |
| 1401 | around an external Indian threat | 围绕印度外部的威胁 |
| 1402 | to the point where rapprochement | 直至和解 |
| 1403 | becomes risky for those in power? | 对那些掌权者来说,这有风险吗? |
| 1404 | Which state's army has real estate, | 哪个州的军队有房地产 |
| 1405 | banking, manufacturing canals | 银行、制造运河 |
| 1406 | and frozen kebab and also Bitcoin? | 还有冰冻的kebab和比特币? |
| 1407 | I don't say this to sneer at Pakistanis. | 我这样说不是在嘲笑巴基斯坦人 |
| 1408 | Many of them are my friends. | 其中许多是我的朋友。 |
| 1409 | They are tired of the cycle too. | 他们也厌倦了循环。 |
| 1410 | They deserve democratic governance | 他们应该得到民主治理 |
| 1411 | that responds to the needs of the people. | 这符合人民的需要。 |
| 1412 | They deserve that their elected leaders | 他们应该得到他们当选的领导人 |
| 1413 | are released from jail. | 从监狱释放。 |
| 1414 | But if you care, | 但如果你在乎的话 |
| 1415 | it is in fact the opposite that India provides. | 事实上,印度提供的恰恰相反。 |
| 1416 | Security policy sold and criticized | 出售和批评的安全政策 |
| 1417 | in the honest marketplace of democracy. | 在诚实的民主市场。 |
| 1418 | Mr. President, members of the house, | 总统先生,议员们, |
| 1419 | for all of these reasons, | 出于所有这些原因, |
| 1420 | I urge you to reject this motion. | 我敦促你拒绝这个动议。 |
| 1421 | Not because India is flawless, | 不是因为印度无瑕疵 |
| 1422 | not because Pakistan is evil, | 不是因为巴基斯坦是邪恶的, |
| 1423 | but because its policy is not populism disguised. | 但因为它的政策不是伪装的民粹主义。 |
| 1424 | It is trauma processed. | 治疗了创伤 |
| 1425 | It is international law applied | 适用国际法 |
| 1426 | and it is democracy in motion. | 这是民主在运行。 |
| 1427 | We do not sell this war to our people. | 我们不把这场战争卖给我们的人民。 |
| 1428 | Our people demand we end the terror. | 我们的人民要求我们结束恐怖。 |
| 1429 | I beg you to oppose the motion. | 我恳求你反对动议 |
| 1430 | We're now going to be taking just two floor speeches. | 我们现在只做两场演讲。 |
| 1431 | So I look for a speaker in proposition of the motion | 所以我找一个发言人来提议动议 |
| 1432 | Um, I recognize them the member in the third row there. | 嗯,我认出他们 成员在第三排那里。 |
| 1433 | Dear mr. Speaker | 亲爱的先生 发言者 |
| 1434 | I believe it is not just India's security policy | 我相信这不仅仅是印度的安全政策 |
| 1435 | But Pakistan's and China's own security policy the populist rhetorics of its nationalist | 但巴基斯坦和中国的安全政策 是民族主义的民粹主义言论 |
| 1436 | Mr. Speaker, I'm not a nationalist because I believe fundamentally that countries don't exist people do | 议长先生,我不是民族主义者 因为我认为国家不存在 |
| 1437 | The idea of an amorphous set of loosely bound identities shared among some people | 某些人共享的一套不固定的松散身份的想法 |
| 1438 | Carried by flags stamped on passports and drawn on a maps is never as real as people themselves a | 挂在护照上的旗帜和在地图上画的旗帜从未像人们自己那样真实 |
| 1439 | Country doesn't exist | 国家不存在 |
| 1440 | What exists are the people who find a sense of belonging with one another? | 发现彼此归属感的人是什么? |
| 1441 | The land on which they live and how they decide to live together and the people of India and Pakistan have lived together | 他们居住的土地,他们决定如何共同生活,印度和巴基斯坦人民共同生活 |
| 1442 | for millennium for millennia | 千年计划 |
| 1443 | Hindus Muslim Sikhs Jain Buddhists the notion of countries is what the modern political theorist Benedict Anderson called imagined communities | 国家的概念是现代政治理论家本尼迪克特·安德森所说的想象中的社区 |
| 1444 | Imagined because the members of even the smallest nation would never know most of their fellow members never meet them | 想象中,即使最小国家的成员 也永远不会知道 他们的大多数同伴 从来没有见过他们 |
| 1445 | hear of them yet in the mind of each other lives the image of their communion and | 听到他们的声音 却在彼此的脑海中 活在他们的圣餐中 |
| 1446 | Before the British man came and split the peninsula with his pen India and Pakistan are each other's companion | 英国人来之前 用他的笔分了半岛 印度和巴基斯坦是对方的同伴 |
| 1447 | We have heard enough of the pain that two sides of this house have endured because of the British man's border | 我们听够了 这座房子的两边 因为英国人的边界而承受的痛苦 |
| 1448 | I urge you I urge you don't let the British man's pen be our forever curse and don't let each other's misery be your own | 我敦促你,我敦促你不要让英国人的笔 永远成为我们的诅咒 也不要让彼此的痛苦成为你自己的 |
| 1449 | Politicians rhetorics. | 政治家辞典. |
| 1450 | Thank you very much. | 谢谢 |
| 1451 | I thank the member for their speech | 我感谢该成员的发言。 |
| 1452 | I now look for a speaker in opposition of the motion. | 我现在找一位反对该动议的发言者。 |
| 1453 | I recognize the member in the second row there | 我认出那边第二排的成员 |
| 1454 | So thank you so much | 所以,谢谢你这么多 |
| 1455 | so firstly, you know | 所以,首先,你知道, |
| 1456 | Fellow people on that side of the motion they has it something and | 伙伴们在运动的那一面 他们得到了它的东西, |
| 1457 | Some of them are actually like, you know, that's like factual ideas. | 其中一些其实就像,你知道, 这就像事实的想法。 |
| 1458 | I had to clear that mess | 我得把烂摊子清理干净 |
| 1459 | So firstly sir said that there has been a proper attempt to change demography of Kashmir | 首先,先生说,有人试图改变克什米尔的人口结构 |
| 1460 | Let me put the streets fact in front of you Kashmir | 让我把街道的事实摆在你们克什米尔面前 |
| 1461 | Demographic population in 96.41 percent Islam 2.45 percent Hinduism 0.81 percent Sikhs | 伊斯兰教人口96.41% 印度教人口2.45% 锡克教人口0.81% |
| 1462 | So that's the real-time | 所以这是实时的 |
| 1463 | demography of Kashmir | 克什米尔人口统计 |
| 1464 | 97% and you're saying that it's actually a change of demographics | 97%,你说这实际上是人口结构的变化 |
| 1465 | if you know history then I think that you should know about the mass exodus of Kashmiri pundits and that was one of the | 如果你知道历史,那么我想你应该知道 克什米尔的学者大规模流亡,这是其中之一 |
| 1466 | biggest sort of | 最伟大的类型 |
| 1467 | Exodus which happened in which actually changed democracy and the rivers of Vitastha and Chandrabhag are still evident to it a culture | 而维塔萨河和钱德拉巴格河的河水 至今仍是一个文化 |
| 1468 | Which started from Raj Tarangani of Kalhan and which had thousands of years of history | 从卡尔汉的拉杰·塔兰加尼开始 有着几千年的历史 |
| 1469 | It got wiped out in a single night and it happened due to people of extremist beliefs who were funded | 它在一夜之间就被消灭了 它的发生是由于那些有极端主义信仰的人 得到了资助 |
| 1470 | Who were supported by people sitting on that side of the border? | 在边境那边坐着的人支持谁? |
| 1471 | Now, this is what you have missed. | 这就是你错过的 |
| 1472 | Secondly, you have said that one is 126 billion dollars of worth of you know | 第二,你说一个是1 1260亿美元,你知道 |
| 1473 | Amore is lost due to Pakistan, but I think you should know | 阿摩尔输了巴基斯坦,但我想你应该知道 |
| 1474 | You reap what you sow. | 你种什么就收获什么 |
| 1475 | So I think you should remember that | 我想你应该记得 |
| 1476 | thirdly | 第三届 |
| 1477 | My dear our very own president he raised a lot of sort of concern about the democracy in the state that's happening in India | 我亲爱的总统 他对印度的民主 提出了很多关注 |
| 1478 | That's perfectly all right and they're saying that you know, Modi's India is doing that. | 这完全没关系, 他们说,你知道, 莫迪的印度正在这样做。 |
| 1479 | They're giving their affairs and they're heading on Pakistan | 他们把事情交给巴基斯坦 |
| 1480 | Sorry, but Indira Gandhi did that too | 抱歉,但英迪拉甘地也这么做了 |
| 1481 | Lal Bahadur Shastri did that too | 拉尔·巴哈杜尔·沙斯特里也是这样 |
| 1482 | And especially Mr Israr Khan Kakarji was talking about the military might of Pakistan | 尤其是伊斯拉尔·汗·卡卡吉先生谈到巴基斯坦的军事实力 |
| 1483 | I think I think you forgot where was that in 1971 when 93 000 when how many 93 000 you I hope that's a big number | 我想你忘了1971年的 93000 当时你有多少93000 我希望这是个大数字 |
| 1484 | When 93 000 soldiers they surrendered that's your military might | 当九万三千名士兵投降时,这是你的军力 |
| 1485 | And it's the country of Pakistan | 这是巴基斯坦的国家 |
| 1486 | Which is the only country where generals lose and get more medals because it is evident that Pakistan's policy towards India | 因为巴基斯坦对印度的政策很明显, |
| 1487 | Is so centralized in its military that their existence is because they show themselves to be in a constant | 如此集中的军队 以至于他们的存在 因为他们显示自己在不断 |
| 1488 | State of war in in constant in a constant state of attack and that has made them | 战争状态在不断的进攻状态中持续,因此, |
| 1489 | That has made them like one of the richest people. | 这使得他们成为最富有的人之一。 |
| 1490 | Yeah, like fogy foundation owns some six billion dollars worth of things and | 是啊,像雾中基金会 拥有约60亿美元 价值的东西和 |
| 1491 | Pakistan is run by feudalist nepotistic people who don't care who don't care about what the actual | 巴基斯坦是由封建主义的裙带关系人管理 他们不在乎什么 |
| 1492 | Jamuri it can do in Pakistan else else. | 贾穆里在别处也可以做 |
| 1493 | 你应该记得Faiz Amhmed faiz说过的话 | |
| 1494 | You should remember what habib jalib said and then work on that rather than just helping and you know | 你应该记得Habib jalib说过的话 然后做这个工作 而不是只是帮忙 你知道的 |
| 1495 | Being psychophantic to the military this woman just please this woman her father | 军事界的疯子 这个女人只是取悦她的父亲 |
| 1496 | Her father was brutally killed and assassinated by a military dictator by military dictator zia ul haq and then her son | 她的父亲被军事独裁者 Zia ul haq 杀害 被军事独裁者暗杀 然后她的儿子 |
| 1497 | Her son who came to the oxford union they are in an open agreement with the military | 她的儿子来到牛福德工会 他们与军方达成公开协议 |
| 1498 | This is not what idealist this is not what anything sort of means. | 这不是理想主义者 也不是什么意义 |
| 1499 | It's it's just okay. | 没关系的 |
| 1500 | Yeah | 对 |
| 1501 | Thank you, but I hope you also give that and yeah, can I | 谢谢,但我希望你也给 是的,我可以 |
| 1502 | I hope you didn't mind. | 我希望你不会介意 |
| 1503 | That was just my emotions. | 这只是我的情绪。 |
| 1504 | Yeah, also i'm not a big nationalist chauvinist, but thank you so much | 是啊,我也不是一个伟大的民族主义沙文主义者, 但是非常感谢你。 |
| 1505 | 我的名字是Afia bancal。 。 | |
| 1506 | I thank the members for the speech. | 我感谢各位成员的发言。 |
| 1507 | That's it for the floor speeches. | 讲稿就是这样的 |
| 1508 | I now look to | 我现在期待 |
| 1509 | Ahmed nawaz ex-president lady margaret hall to close the case for side proposition | 艾哈迈德·纳瓦兹前总统夫人玛格丽特大厅 结束此案 提出附带建议 |
| 1510 | first of all | 首先是 |
| 1511 | I would like to start by thanking. | 我首先要感谢大家。 |
| 1512 | Mr. President musa | 总统穆萨先生 |
| 1513 | and also | 和项目 |
| 1514 | Forgiving me the speech first of all, but also to say how happy I am to be speaking alongside both | 首先,请原谅我的演讲, 但也让我说,我是多么高兴 能同时发言 |
| 1515 | musa and israr two very good friends of mine two ex-presidents of foxford union and two very competent | 穆萨和伊泽尔 我的两个好朋友 两个前福克斯福德工会主席 两个非常胜任 |
| 1516 | Two very competent hard-working and somewhat charming people | 两个非常能干 勤奋和迷人的人 |
| 1517 | It is truly an honor | 真是荣幸 |
| 1518 | To stand in this chamber | 站在这个会议厅里 |
| 1519 | for the fourth time speaking on this podium | 第四次在这个讲台上发言 |
| 1520 | a place where ideas | 一个有想法的地方 |
| 1521 | Have challenged empires | 挑战帝国 |
| 1522 | Where words have carried weight equal to armies? | 与军队同等重的言语在哪里? |
| 1523 | and where history | 以及历史 |
| 1524 | Has often begun with the speech | 经常从演讲开始 |
| 1525 | But tonight is historic | 但今晚是历史性的 |
| 1526 | for another reason | 因为另一个原因 |
| 1527 | Because for the first time in the union's history | 因为工会历史上第一次 |
| 1528 | Three pakistani presidents of the oxford union are speaking on the same side of the debate | 牛福德工会的三位主席 正在辩论的同一面发言 |
| 1529 | And a fourth one looking at us proudly from the wall over there | 还有第四只从那边的墙上光顾着我们 |
| 1530 | Now they tell us | 现在他们告诉我们 |
| 1531 | Sometimes that pakistan is a failed state | 有时候,帕基斯坦是一个失败的状态 |
| 1532 | Well, if this is failure, then may failure keep producing more oxford union presidents | 那么,如果这是失败, 那么失败 继续生产更多的牛福德工会主席 |
| 1533 | And just to say we're not here as exceptions from pakistan | 只是想说我们不是作为 帕基斯坦的例外而来的 |
| 1534 | But we're here as examples of pakistan of a pakistan that learns debates | 但是我们在这里 是一个学习辩论的巴基斯坦人的例子 |
| 1535 | Leads and insists on being seen in full color and caricature | 铅和坚持要被看 满色和漫画 |
| 1536 | But mr president | 但是总统先生 |
| 1537 | This debate is far bigger than national pride | 这场辩论比民族自豪大得多 |
| 1538 | Because it touches something deeper | 因为它触摸到更深的东西 |
| 1539 | something deeper than flags | 比旗帜更深的东西 |
| 1540 | and borders | 和边界 |
| 1541 | It touches the machinery that shapes how nations imagine themselves and how they imagine each other | 它触及决定国家如何想象自己和彼此想象的机制。 |
| 1542 | And that brings me to the motion tonight | 这让我今晚参加动议 |
| 1543 | The motion tonight ladies and gentlemen does not simply ask whether there are security challenges | 女士们先生们 今晚的动议 并不只是问 是否有安全挑战 |
| 1544 | It asks something far more uncomfortable | 它问一些更不舒服的事 |
| 1545 | Is pakistan truly treated as a security reason? | 帕基斯坦真的被当作安全理由吗? |
| 1546 | Or as a political asset | 或者作为政治资产 |
| 1547 | Is pakistan a neighbor or has it been turned into a narrative? | 帕基斯坦是邻居还是变成了叙事? |
| 1548 | Tonight i'm not here to repeat the familiar debates of the past | 今晚我不是来重复过去熟悉的辩论的 |
| 1549 | I want to show to you all here how populism has turned pakistan | 我想向大家展示 民粹主义是如何变成巴基斯坦人的 |
| 1550 | Not into just into an enemy but into a political instrument | 不只是成为敌人,而是政治工具 |
| 1551 | I'll give three arguments tonight on side proposition | 我今晚要提出三个论点 |
| 1552 | First I will show that pakistan is not obsessed with conflict. | 首先,我要表明,帕基斯坦并不沉迷于冲突。 |
| 1553 | It is focused on building a future | 重点是建设未来 |
| 1554 | Second, I will show how populism has stolen india from its own founding ideals | 第二,我将展示民粹主义是如何从自己的创始理想中窃取印度的 |
| 1555 | And third I will show who truly pays the price for this rivalry | 第三,我要展示谁真正为这场竞争付出代价 |
| 1556 | Not governments, but the young people | 不是政府,而是年轻人 |
| 1557 | Mr president | 总统先生 |
| 1558 | I must clarify I stand here not just as a pakistani but as someone who believes in what this chamber stands for | 我必须澄清,我站在这里不仅仅是一个帕基斯坦人,而且是一个相信这个会议厅所代表的人。 |
| 1559 | That ideas are stronger than fear and that hope is stronger than hatred | 思想比恐惧更强大,希望比仇恨更强大 |
| 1560 | Coming to my first argument. | 来我第一次辩论 |
| 1561 | Mr. President | 总统先生 |
| 1562 | Let me begin with one simple truth | 让我从一个简单的事实开始 |
| 1563 | Pakistan is not obsessed with india | 巴基斯坦不迷恋印地安人 |
| 1564 | Pakistan is obsessed with its future | 巴基斯坦沉迷于未来 |
| 1565 | When indian populism rehearses hostility pakistan has been rebuilding quietly consistently and with purpose | 当印度民粹主义排练敌意时 帕克斯坦一直在悄悄地 和有目的地重建 |
| 1566 | firstly | 首先是 |
| 1567 | Diplomatically, we have become a regional leader | 在外交方面,我们已经成为区域领导人 |
| 1568 | Pakistan is a key partner in the china's belt and road initiative | 巴基斯坦是瓷器带和道路倡议的关键伙伴 |
| 1569 | Not as a conflict zone | 不是作为冲突地区 |
| 1570 | As they will tell you but as a corridor of trade | 他们会告诉你,但作为贸易走廊 |
| 1571 | energy and connectivity | 能源和连通性 |
| 1572 | secondly | 第二组 |
| 1573 | Global leaders and american administrations and leaders around the world have publicly praised pakistan | 全球领导人以及世界各地的美国行政当局和领导人都公开赞扬巴基斯坦。 |
| 1574 | over the last few weeks for its role in regional security | 过去几周中它在区域安全方面的作用 |
| 1575 | a recognition of cooperation not of confrontation | 承认合作而不是对抗 |
| 1576 | And finally pakistan continues to host over three million afghan refugees | 最后,帕克斯坦继续收容300多万阿富汗难民 |
| 1577 | One of the largest refugee populations in the world | 世界上最大的难民人口之一 |
| 1578 | This is not the behavior of a nation seeking conflict | 这不是寻求冲突的国家的行为 |
| 1579 | This is the behavior of a nation carrying a responsibility | 这是国家的责任行为 |
| 1580 | Internationally pakistan has taken serious steps forward in 2022 | 2022年,国际帕克斯坦采取了重大步骤 |
| 1581 | We were removed from the fatf gray list after major reforms | 经过重大改革,我们被从胖子灰色名单中删除了 |
| 1582 | Our universities are growing our scholars are traveling | 我们的大学在成长 我们的学者在旅行 |
| 1583 | Tonight three pakistani presidents of the union are sitting here as a living proof | 今晚工会的三位巴基斯坦会长 坐在这作为活的证据 |
| 1584 | Women now make over half of the higher education enrollment a quiet but a very powerful statistic | 现在,妇女使超过一半的高等教育入学率是一个安静但非常有力的统计。 |
| 1585 | And mr president, I have seen this pakistan with my very own eyes | 总统先生,我亲眼见过这个巴基斯坦人 |
| 1586 | I survived one of the most tragic terrorist attacks in the history of pakistan about 10 years ago | 10年前在巴基斯坦历史上 最悲惨的恐怖袭击之一 |
| 1587 | I lost my younger brother in that attack and I lost some of my closest friends | 那次袭击我失去了弟弟 我失去了一些最亲密的朋友 |
| 1588 | and from that moment | 从那时起 |
| 1589 | It wasn't a sentiment against india or a sentiment against afghanistan or a sentiment against a particular group | 这不是反对印地安的情绪,也不是反对阿富汗的情绪,也不是反对特定群体的情绪。 |
| 1590 | But in that moment I made a choice that I would fight for a future where security is not identified | 但那一刻,我做出了一个选择,我愿意为没有确定安全的未来而奋斗 |
| 1591 | By or not defined by hostility but by opportunity | 由或非由敌对行为界定,但由机会界定 |
| 1592 | Since then I have campaigned across continents | 从那时起,我横跨各大洲 |
| 1593 | Not just for pakistani children for but for every child left behind by politics and war | 不仅是为了帕基斯坦儿童 也是为了政治和战争留下的每个孩子 |
| 1594 | Whether it's a palestinian child whether it's a syrian child or whether it's an indian child | 不管是苍白的小孩 还是赛尔人的孩子 还是印度人的孩子 |
| 1595 | Because pain does not recognize borders and dignity should not either | 因为痛苦不承认边界和尊严 |
| 1596 | That mr president is the pakistan that I know of | 总统先生是 我知道的巴基斯坦人 |
| 1597 | Not a nation waiting for conflict but a nation working for connections | 不是一个等待冲突的国家,而是一个致力于联系的国家 |
| 1598 | I sincerely hope and I sincerely hope | 我真诚希望,我真诚希望 |
| 1599 | That the young people of india also get the same chance to build to lead and to serve | 印第亚的年轻人也获得同样的机会来领导和服务 |
| 1600 | But if they're fed on a diet of populist hostility | 但是,如果他们吃 民粹主义的敌意的饮食 |
| 1601 | If they're radicalized by a narrative instead of elevated by opportunity | 如果用叙述来激化 而不是机会来提升 |
| 1602 | Then their potential will be sacrificed long before their politics even begin | 在政治开始之前 他们的潜能早就牺牲了 |
| 1603 | interestingly my | 有趣的是,我的爱 |
| 1604 | predecessors in this debate mentioned | 本次辩论中曾提到 |
| 1605 | That every time india enters into an election cycle something familiar happens and you guys would have noticed this | 每次India进入选举周期 都会有熟悉的事情发生 你们会注意到的 |
| 1606 | suddenly tensions rise | 紧张局势突然加剧 |
| 1607 | Coverage intensifies a predictable sequence begins | 扩大覆盖面,使一个可预测的顺序开始 |
| 1608 | crisis | 危机 |
| 1609 | Media frenzy nationalist narratives the votes and that is the order of it | 媒体狂热的民族主义者 描述选票,这就是它的顺序 |
| 1610 | It happened in 2016. | 发生在2016年. |
| 1611 | It happened in 2019 and it happened more recently in 2025 | 发生在2019年,最近发生在2025年 |
| 1612 | This is not a defense. | 这不是辩护 |
| 1613 | It is a dependence | 这是一种依赖 |
| 1614 | a country facing a threat | 面临威胁的国家 |
| 1615 | seeks solutions | 寻求解决办法 |
| 1616 | a government | 政府 |
| 1617 | seeking elections | 争取选举 |
| 1618 | seeks slogans | 寻找标语 |
| 1619 | That mr president is not a strategy that is populism dressed as security | 总统先生的策略不是民粹主义 |
| 1620 | Coming on to my second argument | 开始我的第二次辩论 |
| 1621 | On how populism has hijacked india's moral legacy | 关于民粹主义是如何劫持英迪亚的道德遗产的 |
| 1622 | No, thank you | 不,谢谢 |
| 1623 | once india | 一次印地安岛 |
| 1624 | Expanded the imaginations of asia | 扩大了亚细亚的想象力 |
| 1625 | today | 今日( E) |
| 1626 | Too much of its politics tries to contain it | 太多政治试图控制它 |
| 1627 | Mr president there was a time there was a time when india led asia not by strength but by example | 总统先生 曾经有一段时间 印地安领导亚细亚不是靠力量 而是靠榜样 |
| 1628 | A time when india showed the world that power did not need violence | 当印度向世界展示 权力不需要暴力 |
| 1629 | That dignity did not need an army | 这种尊严不需要军队 |
| 1630 | That freedom did not need fear | 这种自由不需要恐惧 |
| 1631 | it was the india of nehru was the india of tagore and | 是纳赫鲁的印地安人 是塔科尔的印地安人 |
| 1632 | an india of gandhiji | 一个印度的甘地吉 |
| 1633 | A nation that stood on diplomacy on pluralism and on moral courage | 一个坚持外交多元主义和道德勇气的国家 |
| 1634 | But in today's india, those values are no longer politically profitable | 但是在今天的印地安, 这些价值 不再在政治上有利可图 |
| 1635 | And so they are being politically abandoned | 所以他们在政治上被抛弃了 |
| 1636 | And what does this abandonment look like you may ask? | 这个抛弃是什么样子 你可能会问? |
| 1637 | Well, it looks like track two diplomacy being shut down | 看起来像两条外交线被关闭了 |
| 1638 | It looks like calls for negotiation being labeled as anti-national | 似乎要求谈判被贴上反国民标签 |
| 1639 | It looks like artists artists being denied entry | 看上去艺术家是被拒绝进入的 |
| 1640 | cricketers banned scholars rejected | 板球选手被禁学者拒绝 |
| 1641 | Not because they pose a threat to the indian national security | 不是因为他们对印度国家安全构成威胁 |
| 1642 | But because they pose a threat to the narrative that they have created in india | 因为他们对印地安人的叙述构成威胁 |
| 1643 | it looks like sark paralyzed not because | 它看起来像沙克瘫痪 不是因为 |
| 1644 | failure of dialogue | 对话失败 |
| 1645 | But because dialogue was never allowed to begin truly | 但因为对话从未被允许真正开始 |
| 1646 | that | 那个 |
| 1647 | That is what I realized that | 这就是我意识到的 |
| 1648 | Borders are not just a map | 边框不只是地图 |
| 1649 | apologies | 对不起 |
| 1650 | The moral tragedy of this whole story that i'm talking about is that india once fought | 我所说的整个故事的道德悲剧是 印地亚曾经战斗 |
| 1651 | colonialism | 殖民主义 |
| 1652 | Today its own policies | 今天它自己的政策 |
| 1653 | use colonial tactics | 使用殖民战术 |
| 1654 | suspicion dominance divide and rule | 怀疑支配地位的鸿沟和规则 |
| 1655 | Let me tell you a very disheartening story that I had a couple of years ago | 让我告诉你一个非常令人沮丧的故事 我几年前有过 |
| 1656 | I was at a global youth conference | 我参加过一次全球青年大会 |
| 1657 | And I met a young indian researcher bright curious analytic an exceptional person | 我遇见了一位年轻的印度学者 聪明的好奇心分析家 一个非凡的人 |
| 1658 | He told me | 他告诉我 |
| 1659 | that | 那个 |
| 1660 | I follow your work. | 我跟着你的工作 |
| 1661 | I admire it | 我欣赏它 |
| 1662 | But he joked that he couldn't say this in india because | 但他开玩笑说他不能在印地安语里说这个 因为 |
| 1663 | Not because he disagreed with me but because he feared as being seen disloyal siding with a pakistani for merely seeking common ground | 不是因为他不同意我 而是因为他害怕被看成不忠 与一个帕基斯塔尼站在一起 只是寻求共同点 |
| 1664 | That is when I realized that borders are not just on the map | 那时我意识到边界不仅仅是地图上的 |
| 1665 | They're being drawn in ambition | 他们的野心很大 |
| 1666 | in conversations and even in imaginations | 在对话甚至想象中 |
| 1667 | A country that once inspired the world's moral vocabulary is now teaching its own youth | 一个曾经启发世界道德词汇的国家 现在正在教育自己的青年 |
| 1668 | to fear vocabulary itself | 恐惧词汇本身 |
| 1669 | So I ask you all here tonight | 所以我今晚请大家来 |
| 1670 | When when diplomacy is branded anti-national is that national security? | 当外交被打上反国民的烙印时,那就是国家安全吗? |
| 1671 | Or is it political insecurity disguised as patriotism? | 还是政治不安全伪装成爱国主义? |
| 1672 | when leaders speak of strength | 当领导人谈论力量时 |
| 1673 | but silence | 但安静 |
| 1674 | dialogue | 对话 |
| 1675 | Is that courage? | 那是勇气吗? |
| 1676 | Or is it fear broadcasted through loud speakers? | 还是通过大声的扬声器广播恐惧? |
| 1677 | The motion makes this clear | 动议就说明了这一点 |
| 1678 | India's policy towards Pakistan is not designed to solve problems | 印度对巴基斯坦的政策不是为了解决问题 |
| 1679 | It is designed to sustain narratives and while the politics of the past are repeated again and again | 它旨在维持叙事 和过去的政治 反复重复 |
| 1680 | The future of south asia is slipping away quietly | 南方亚细亚的未来悄悄地消失 |
| 1681 | And that mr president brings me to the final point | 总统先生告诉我最后一点 |
| 1682 | And the third point in this debate | 辩论的第三点 |
| 1683 | That the people who will pay the price | 将付出代价的人 |
| 1684 | For this rivalry and the highest price for this rivalry have not even voted yet | 这场争斗和这场争斗的最高代价 还没有投票 |
| 1685 | mr president | 总统先生 |
| 1686 | South south asia has one of the youngest populations on earth | 南阿西亚是地球上最年轻的人口之一 |
| 1687 | 65 percent of our people are under the age of 30 | 65%的人不到30岁 |
| 1688 | youth unemployment is over 40 percent and yet | 青年失业率超过40%,然而 |
| 1689 | We have one of the highest defense budgets of anywhere in the world | 我们有全世界最高的国防预算之一 |
| 1690 | one of the lowest education investments | 教育投资最低之一 |
| 1691 | Of any emerging country in the world if the leaders of today keep turning to yesterday for direction | 世界上任何新兴国家,如果今天的领导人 继续转向昨天的方向 |
| 1692 | The next generations will inherit | 后世将继承 |
| 1693 | Nothing | 没什么 |
| 1694 | I invite everyone to imagine this | 我请大家想象一下 |
| 1695 | Imagine a different horizon | 想象一下不同的地平线 |
| 1696 | Lahore and bangalore working together on technology karachi and mumbai shaping climate innovation | 拉合尔和班加洛尔在技术卡拉奇和木乃伊塑造气候创新方面共同努力 |
| 1697 | Delhi and islamabad leading in ai and health care research | 德里和伊斯拉马巴德在AI和保健研究方面领先 |
| 1698 | That vision my friends is not naive | 那个幻象 我的朋友并不天真 |
| 1699 | It is normal everywhere else in the world | 这在世界上其他任何地方都是正常的 |
| 1700 | Only in south asia it is treated as dangerous | 只有在南亚西亚才被视为危险 |
| 1701 | the truth is | 事实是 |
| 1702 | Pakistan does not fear india's potential pakistan fears india losing its potential to populism and to politics | 巴基斯坦并不担心印地安人潜在的巴基斯坦人 担心印地安人失去民粹主义和政治的潜力 |
| 1703 | Because every year we rehearse the same rivalry south asia loses another generation to delay and delay is the most powerful form of decline | 因为每年我们排练同样的南阿西亚 输掉另一代人来拖延 也是最强大的衰落形式 |
| 1704 | Mr. President the rivalry may be old but the cost is paid by the very young and that is precisely why this motion matters | 总统先生,竞争可能已经很老了,但费用由年轻人承担,正因为如此,这个动议才重要 |
| 1705 | to conclude | 结束语 |
| 1706 | mr president | 总统先生 |
| 1707 | Fear has shaped | 恐惧已经形成 |
| 1708 | for far too long | 已经太久了 |
| 1709 | the politics of south asia | 南阿西亚的政治 |
| 1710 | It has been mistaken for strength by many of the leaders that have come in our history | 我们历史上的很多领导人都误认为它很强大 |
| 1711 | And used as a strategy | 作为战略 |
| 1712 | But fear does not build as I said fear only delays | 但恐惧并没有像我说的那样建立 恐惧只是拖延 |
| 1713 | And delay is the quietest form of decline | 拖延是最安静的衰退形式 |
| 1714 | What this region needs now is not louder voices not more polarization not us pointing fingers at each other | 这个区域现在需要的不是大声的呼声 不是更两极分化,不是我们互相指责 |
| 1715 | But larger visions a generation is waiting for us. | 但是,一代人更大的愿景正在等待着我们。 |
| 1716 | It's counting on us | 要靠我们了 |
| 1717 | Not for permissions, but for possibilities | 不是许可,而是可能性 |
| 1718 | And so I will end with this | 所以我会以这个结束 |
| 1719 | The day we give hope a platform is the day progress will begin in south asia | 希望有一天我们有一个平台 那一天,将在南亚开始进步 |
| 1720 | And I look forward | 我期待着 |
| 1721 | I really look forward to the day when the loudest rivalry in south asia | 我真的很期待有一天 南方亚细亚最激烈的竞争 |
| 1722 | and between pakistan and india is | 在帕克斯坦和印地安之间 |
| 1723 | Is not on the borders | 不是在边境 |
| 1724 | But it's cricket | 不过是板球 |
| 1725 | Thank you so much. | 非常感谢 |
| 1726 | Thank you for listening | 谢谢你的聆听 |
| 1727 | I find you only remember for a speech. | 我发现你只记得演讲 |
| 1728 | I now | 我现在 |
| 1729 | look to | 视图 |
| 1730 | Sedan lagroth ex-secretary and ex-chief of staff kibble college to conclude the case for side opposition | 塞丹·拉克鲁斯的前秘书兼前总参谋长 基布学院 完成对侧面反对派的诉讼 |
| 1731 | Pakistan is a state that exists for war | 巴基斯坦是一个存在战争的国家 |
| 1732 | That is only one stable part of pakistan and that is its military | 这只是帕克斯坦的一个稳定地区 这是它的军队 |
| 1733 | It is not its politicians. | 它不是它的政治家。 |
| 1734 | It is not its economy. | 它不是它的经济。 |
| 1735 | It is not even its people | 连人民都不是 |
| 1736 | It is its military. | 它是它的军队。 |
| 1737 | It is a country that has defined its idea around the opposition of india | 这个国家将自己的思想 建立在印地安人的反对之下 |
| 1738 | It is a country that has defined its idea around the fact that they must go to war with their neighbors | 这个国家已经把它的想法 围绕着一个事实: 他们必须去 与他们的邻居开战 |
| 1739 | Because they cannot satisfy their own people. | 因为他们不能满足自己的人民。 |
| 1740 | It is a country that for the last 78 years | 这是一个过去78年的国家 |
| 1741 | Has turned itself into a single structure that feeds only the rich and elite who sit inside military | 自己变成了一个单一的结构 只能养活坐在军队中的富人和精英 |
| 1742 | Campmates and who sit inside islamabad and cares not for the rest of its people | 营友和坐在里面的人 是拉马巴德,不关心它的其他人 |
| 1743 | It cannot disavow its military | 它不能放弃军队 |
| 1744 | It cannot disavow its defensive posture because that is what lets its elite thrive | 它不能放弃其防御姿态,因为这正是它精英兴旺的原因。 |
| 1745 | That is what dooms its people to oblivion pakistan has one source of stability and that is its military | 这就是其人民被遗忘的帕基斯坦有一个稳定来源,这就是其军事 |
| 1746 | India exists and has its defensive structure in the way that it does because it must respond to the fundamental nature | 印度的存在和它的防御结构是因为它必须对基本性质作出反应 |
| 1747 | Of what its neighbor is | 它的邻居是什么 |
| 1748 | Musa came up here and told you | 穆萨上来告诉你 |
| 1749 | Oh, I beg for the souls of those indians who are being ruined by the populism of their country | 我恳求那些印度人的灵魂 被他们国家的民粹主义摧毁 |
| 1750 | I tell you I beg for the souls of those pakistanis who have yet to experience democracy isa came up here and told you | 我告诉你,我恳求那些 尚未经历民主的巴基斯坦人的灵魂 来到这里告诉你 |
| 1751 | Oh in baluchistan, there are indian proxies who weave terror and there is nothing that can be done | 哦,在俾路支斯坦, 有一些印度代理人 谁编织恐怖, |
| 1752 | I tell you the reason kashmir remains the most militarized place in the world is because of pakistani terror groups that are funded by the | 我告诉你们,卡什米尔仍然是世界上最军事化的地方 是因为帕基斯坦恐怖集团 |
| 1753 | That prevent peace from coming to that region amat came up here and told you oh look our diaspora is so great | 阻止和平降临到那个地区,阿玛特来到这里, 告诉你哦,看,我们的侨民是如此伟大。 |
| 1754 | Our scholars travel they learn things they do things but there is one country whose academic institutions rank highest in the world | 我们的学者旅行 他们学习他们做的东西 但有一个国家的学术机构 排名世界最高 |
| 1755 | There is one country whose people now lead the world's global companies who stand across the world | 现在有一个国家的人民领导着世界的全球性公司,它们遍布世界各地。 |
| 1756 | Whether it be in africa in india in asia in europe in america and stand as the ceos the leaders the scientists and the researchers | 无论是在非洲的India,在美洲的欧洲的Asia, 并站到顶峰 领导者 科学家和研究人员 |
| 1757 | That are pushing the world forward and those are indians | 这把世界推向前进 那些是印度人 |
| 1758 | I do not stand here | 我不站在这里 |
| 1759 | To hate upon pakistan. | 憎恨帕基斯坦人 讨厌巴基斯坦 |
| 1760 | In fact, it brings me much sadness | 其实,这给我带来了很多悲伤 |
| 1761 | My family lived in lahore before partition | 我家在分裂前住在拉合尔 |
| 1762 | Some of my closest friends in oxford are people who will not be able to come to my house in india because they cannot travel there | 我在牛福德的一些最亲密的朋友 是那些因迪亚不能来我家的人 因为他们不能去那儿 |
| 1763 | There are people whose houses I cannot visit in pakistan because it becomes a security threat | 有些人的家我无法去帕克斯坦 因为这会威胁安全 |
| 1764 | That is not the world that we want to live in but that is the world that we are forced to live in because india's | 这不是我们想要生活的世界 而是我们被迫生活的世界 |
| 1765 | Military strategy india's defense strategy is not a response to populism. | 军事战略英迪亚的防御战略并不是对民粹主义的回应. |
| 1766 | It's not a construction of populism | 这不是民粹主义的建构 |
| 1767 | It is a response to the truth that they have known for the last 77 years | 这是对他们过去77年所了解真相的回应 |
| 1768 | It is the truth that pakistan will do what it takes to bring military action against india what all three speakers | 帕基斯坦将尽其所能 对印地安人采取军事行动 |
| 1769 | On side proposition told you is that oh | 边上的提议告诉你,哦 |
| 1770 | Pakistan is a great nuclear power that is exercise of strength. | 巴基斯坦是一个强大的核大国,正在行使力量。 |
| 1771 | Look at us. | 看看我们 |
| 1772 | We have been so kind | 我们这么好心 |
| 1773 | We have been so nice. | 我们一直很好。 |
| 1774 | We have done nothing | 我们什么都没做 |
| 1775 | India is a global power. | 印度是一个全球强国。 |
| 1776 | We have a nuclear arsenal that works | 我们有一个有效的核武库 |
| 1777 | We are one of the largest militaries in the world | 我们是世界上最大的军事家之一 |
| 1778 | We have tanks and planes and troops that could storm pakistan | 我们有坦克、飞机和军队 可能袭击巴基斯坦 |
| 1779 | But we do not why because we are a country that exercises restraint | 但我们不是因为我们是一个实行克制的国家 |
| 1780 | We are a country that is focused on de-escalation | 我们是一个注重缓和局势的国家 |
| 1781 | We are a country that has chosen the path of peace because what do we have? | 我们是一个选择和平道路的国家,因为我们有什么? |
| 1782 | We have a economy that is nearly worth five trillion dollars | 我们的经济价值近五万亿美元 |
| 1783 | We have a growing population that does not face the same unemployment crisis that pakistan does | 我们的人口增长 不像巴基斯坦那样面临失业危机 |
| 1784 | We do not have a country where the majority of our money goes to our defense budget | 我们没有国家,我们的钱大部分都用在国防预算上 |
| 1785 | Because we do not feel the need to give that much money to our defense budget because we know that we can focus on our | 因为我们觉得不需要 给我们的国防预算 那么多钱,因为我们知道 我们可以专注于我们 |
| 1786 | Own people we know that we can focus on our population india continues to grow and india continues to thrive | 拥有我们所知道的人 我们可以专注于我们的人口 印地安人继续增长 印地安人继续繁荣 |
| 1787 | But pakistan continues to fund its military | 但帕基斯坦继续资助军队 |
| 1788 | So india must respond because when india is attacked it cannot stay silent because their neighbors will not stand back | 所以India必须回应 因为当India被攻击时 它不能保持沉默 因为邻居不会退缩 |
| 1789 | Their neighbors will not back down because it is politically infeasible. | 他们的邻居不会因为政治上不可行而退缩。 |
| 1790 | It is economically infeasible to the individuals who hold the money | 收钱的人在经济上不可行 |
| 1791 | Who hold the power who hold the politics in pakistan do not have war happen because when war happens between our two nations | 谁拥有在巴基斯坦掌握政治的权力 没有战争发生,因为我们两国之间发生战争 |
| 1792 | When there is conflict when there is difficulty it is not modi's electoral prospects that are bettered | 当冲突发生时,如果有困难,莫迪的选举前景就不会好转。 |
| 1793 | It is the bank accounts of pakistani politicians and generals that most benefit | 帕基斯坦政治家和将军的银行账户最有益处 |
| 1794 | Those are the people who are most benefited by this conflict | 这些人是这场冲突的最大受益者 |
| 1795 | Nobody else and civilians on both sides of the border pay the price for that | 边界两边的无人和平民为此付出代价 |
| 1796 | I'm terrified of war between our two countries | 我害怕我们两国之间的战争 |
| 1797 | All six speakers who have spoken in this debate have families in cities | 在这次辩论中发言的六位发言者都有城市家庭。 |
| 1798 | That would be the first cities to be struck if a nuclear conflict was to break out | 如果核冲突爆发,那将是第一个被袭击的城市 |
| 1799 | Almost every analysis of geopolitics analyzes india and pakistan as one of those weak safe points | 几乎所有的地缘政治分析都把印地安和帕基斯坦分析为弱安全点之一 |
| 1800 | Where nuclear war might in fact break out that is a dangerous place to be | 在核战争可能爆发的地方,这是一个危险的地方 |
| 1801 | That is a dangerous question of brickmanship | 这是一个危险的砖头问题 |
| 1802 | That is a question india does not want to face because india does not only know its potential | 这是一个因迪亚不想面对的问题 因为因迪亚不仅知道它的潜力 |
| 1803 | It is living out its potential india is not a country that needs populism because india is not a country that is suffering | 因为印度不是一个受苦受难的国家, |
| 1804 | India is a country that is growing that is advancing that is bettering its economy and bettering the happiness of its people | 印度是一个正在增长、正在进步、正在改善经济、改善人民幸福的国家。 |
| 1805 | Increasing in investment increasing in startups increasing in technological development increasing in foreign direct investment increasing in educational institutions | 增加投资 增加初创企业 增加技术发展 增加外国直接投资 增加教育机构 |
| 1806 | Why would we want a populist strategy that sells us defense? | 为什么我们要一个民粹主义的策略来出卖我们的防御? |
| 1807 | We have a defense strategy that exists because unfortunately our neighbors give us no other choice | 我们有一个防御战略的存在 因为我们的邻居没有别的选择 |
| 1808 | In hindu there is a saying | 在兴都有一句谚语 |
| 1809 | That is what pakistan have done loosely translates to shooting yourself in the foot | 这就是帕基斯坦在脚部射伤自己时 所做的事 |
| 1810 | because while pakistan may be the great victim of terrorism in south asia they have | 因为虽然帕基斯坦可能是南阿西亚恐怖主义的伟大受害者,但他们 |
| 1811 | Groomed those terrorists. | 驯服了这些恐怖分子。 |
| 1812 | They have funded those terrorists. | 他们资助了这些恐怖分子。 |
| 1813 | They have ensured that those terrorists have a home to be in | 他们确保了这些恐怖分子的家 |
| 1814 | They've given them weapons. | 他们给了他们武器。 |
| 1815 | They've trained them. | 他们训练过他们 |
| 1816 | They've provided them with military aid | 他们给他们提供了军事援助 |
| 1817 | Intelligence support and directions into where to strike how to strike where to go | 情报支持和向何处出击 如何出击 |
| 1818 | And when those terrorist groups attack their own people then they say oh no, we are the victims over here | 当这些恐怖集团攻击自己的人民时,他们说不,我们是这里的受害者 |
| 1819 | Yes, you may be the victims, but you are the victims of the actions of your own elite | 是的,你可能是受害者, 但你是自己精英行为的受害者 |
| 1820 | You are the victims of a defense strategy and an intelligence thesis those devised on the basis of the fact that we won't strike ourselves | 你们是防御策略和情报理论的牺牲品 我们不会攻击自己 |
| 1821 | We'll have terrorist groups do it for us. | 我们会让恐怖集团帮我们 |
| 1822 | It'll be far more convenient that way | 这样就更方便了 |
| 1823 | What option does that leave their neighbors with? | 他们的邻居有什么选择? |
| 1824 | What option does that leave a state with that must look to its own safety? | 这给一个国家留下了什么样的选择,它必须着眼于其自身的安全? |
| 1825 | That knows that not only does it have a neighbor that holds nuclear power | 你知道它不仅拥有一个拥有核能的邻居 |
| 1826 | But it has a neighbor that holds nuclear power and it is unstable | 但是它有一个拥有核电的邻居 它不稳定 |
| 1827 | That they do not know who the prime minister pakistan will be tomorrow because they do not know when the next military coup will strike | 他们不知道帕克斯坦总理明天是谁 因为他们不知道下次军事政变何时会发动 |
| 1828 | They do not know who truly holds power because what is the case when half of the industry of the entire country is owned again? | 他们不知道谁真正掌握了权力,因为当全国一半的工业再次被拥有时,情况是什么? |
| 1829 | By the same individuals who own the military | 由拥有军队的同样个人 |
| 1830 | We all look at the same vision of peace | 我们都看得到同样的和平观 |
| 1831 | We all look to the same vision of happiness | 我们都期待着同样的幸福 |
| 1832 | We look for a world where we can travel between both countries where pakistanis and indians can watch the same movies | 我们寻找一个我们可以在两国间旅行的世界 在那里,巴基斯坦人和印度人可以看同样的电影 |
| 1833 | Not just in theaters in the united kingdom, but in theaters in islamabad and delhi | 不仅在统一王国的剧院, 在伊斯拉马巴德和德尔希的剧院 |
| 1834 | We look towards a world where this division does not exist | 我们期待这个世界不存在这种分裂 |
| 1835 | But for that do not let side opposition dress this debate up for you in pretty rhetorical flourish | 但因为这样 反对派才不会让这场辩论 为您穿 相当夸张的繁荣。 |
| 1836 | They've told you oh, this is what we want. | 他们已经告诉你了 这就是我们想要的 |
| 1837 | This is the future we look for | 这是我们期待的未来 |
| 1838 | But india modi oh so sad, you know all these, you know saffron hindu-wielding nationalists | 但是,India Modi 哦,悲哀,你知道所有这些, 你知道红花兴都的民族主义者 |
| 1839 | They've constructed this world where we just can't have peace | 他们建造了这个世界 我们无法和平 |
| 1840 | I'm, sorry only one of us has a defense budget. | 抱歉我们当中只有一个人有国防预算 |
| 1841 | That's almost half of our gdp | 这几乎是我们GDP的一半 |
| 1842 | Only one of us has a country why they people will come up and say I will sacrifice my life for pakistan | 只有我们有一个国家 为什么他们要上来 说我要为巴基斯坦牺牲生命 |
| 1843 | Because indian citizens do not feel the need to do that | 因为印度公民不需要这么做 |
| 1844 | It is a simple world to look at why we have the defense activity we do | 这是一个简单的世界,看看为什么我们有 我们的防御活动 |
| 1845 | Because it is not something that has changed since modi came into power | 因为莫迪执政后 事情没有改变 |
| 1846 | In fact, it has been the same strategy that has existed for so long and not right now rather. | 事实上,这种战略已经存在了这么久,而不是现在。 |
| 1847 | Oh, I was the president | 哦,我是总统 |
| 1848 | No, and not right now | 现在不行 |
| 1849 | because quite simply | 因为很简单 |
| 1850 | We have practiced the same thing | 我们练过同样的东西 |
| 1851 | We ask for diplomacy | 我们要求外交 |
| 1852 | We don't want to be on the edge of nuclear war we send diplomats. | 我们不想处于核战争的边缘 我们派出外交官。 |
| 1853 | We have discussions we play cricket | 我们有讨论,我们玩板球 |
| 1854 | 看,如果icc听 bacci比任何人。 | |
| 1855 | I can't do anything about that. | 我对此无能为力。 |
| 1856 | We're just better at the game | 我们玩得更好 |
| 1857 | But we have worked to have peace and it is only when we have been faced with nothing | 但是,我们一直努力争取和平,只有在我们一无所有的情况下,我们才能实现和平。 |
| 1858 | But threats to our own sovereignty our own safety when our own people have been sacrificed on the altar of this senseless | 但是,当我们自己的人民在这个毫无意义的祭坛上牺牲时,我们自己的安全受到威胁。 |
| 1859 | Endless war that is carried on since the creation of both of our states | 自从我们两个州建立以来 发生的无休止的战争 |
| 1860 | Do we respond and in those scenarios? | 我们是否对这些情况作出反应? |
| 1861 | How do we respond? | 我们如何回应? |
| 1862 | Do we march the tanks that we can do we send in the navy that we can do we send in the juts that we can | 我们是否向坦克进军,我们能做的 我们派出海军,我们可以做的,我们派军舰 |
| 1863 | Do we deploy the missiles that we can that actually work unlike the pakistani ones? | 难道我们部署的导弹 我们能够做到这一点 实际工作与帕基斯塔尼的? |
| 1864 | No, we do limited surgical strikes limited operations enough to send a message | 不,我们做有限的外科手术 有限的手术足够传达信息 |
| 1865 | Enough to say no your actions will not stand enough to say we are a country that is willing to defend ourselves | 足够说不 你的行动不会 足够说我们是一个愿意自卫的国家 |
| 1866 | Even if we have better things to do than deal with you | 即使我们还有比对付你更好的事要做 |
| 1867 | But how do the pakistani populists respond? | 但帕基斯坦民粹主义者的反应如何? |
| 1868 | They don't respond with peace. | 他们不以和平回应. |
| 1869 | They don't respond with kindness | 他们不善于回应 |
| 1870 | They don't respond by listening to the message. | 他们不通过听消息来回应. |
| 1871 | They don't engage in good trade discussions to take this forward | 他们没有进行良好的贸易讨论来推进这一点 |
| 1872 | So it is truly pakistan that is a problem that we must first solve | 所以,这是真正的pakistan 这是一个问题 我们必须首先解决 |
| 1873 | To engage in a system where we can reach this peace and that is what is most important to understand for this debate | 参与一个我们能够实现这一和平的制度,这是本次辩论需要理解的最重要因素。 |
| 1874 | India is a country that is growing expanding and moving forward in its path of advancement | 印度是一个正在不断扩大和前进的国家。 |
| 1875 | It is a country that has not changed its military strategy or its posture. | 它是一个没有改变其军事战略或姿态的国家。 |
| 1876 | 不,谢谢,Isra | |
| 1877 | Or its posture in the last 77 years | 或过去77年的姿态 |
| 1878 | It is a country that has simply grown out of trauma difficulty and pain | 这个国家刚刚摆脱了创伤和痛苦 |
| 1879 | It is a country that has seen its fathers its brothers its uncle and grandparents lose their lives in a senseless violent war | 这个国家目睹了父亲的兄弟 叔叔和祖父母在一场毫无意义的暴力战争中丧生 |
| 1880 | And the same is true for pakistan | 帕基斯坦也是如此 |
| 1881 | The same is true for both countries in this war because since partition we have been ripped apart | 在这场战争中,两国同样如此,因为自从分治以来,我们被撕裂。 |
| 1882 | And treated as enemies there is no need for this enmity | 被当成敌人 不需要这种敌意 |
| 1883 | There is a need for peace and there is a way forward to that peace | 和平是必需的,实现这种和平还有一条道路 |
| 1884 | And it would be in the interests of any populist government regardless of where it might be | 这符合任何民粹主义政府的利益, 不管它在哪里 |
| 1885 | To seek the economic gain that would come from the happiness of both of these countries joining their hands together in trade in partnership and development | 寻求从这两个国家的幸福中获得经济收益,共同携手合作和发展贸易 |
| 1886 | Do not waste their time deploying their militaries and their troops across their borders to not waste their time engaging the senseless violent war | 不要浪费他们的时间 部署他们的军队和他们的军队 越过他们的边界 不要浪费他们的时间 进行毫无意义的暴力战争 |
| 1887 | But until pakistan changes india will defend itself because it has nothing else to do. | 但在帕基斯坦改变印度语之前,它会为自己辩护,因为它没有别的事可做. |
| 1888 | I beg you to oppose | 我求你反对 |
| 1889 | Thank you so much everyone that was it for the debate and I just want to say a couple of things | 谢谢大家参加辩论 我只想说几句话 |
| 1890 | It was um, this is brilliant the fact that you know, we have six friends three pakistanis three indians and they can sit down | 这是嗯,这是辉煌的事实,你知道, 我们有六个朋友 三巴基斯坦人三个印度人,他们可以坐下来 |
| 1891 | And come in this chamber and have a great debate and have a great time and be civil and this gives us a lot of hope | 来到这个会议厅,有一个伟大的辩论, 有一个伟大的时间和文明, 这给我们带来了很多希望 |
| 1892 | For the future and this is what the oxfordian is about. | 对于未来,这就是 牛福德人是什么。 |
| 1893 | Um, if it's your first time here | 嗯,如果这是你的第一次在这里 |
| 1894 | Um, I will once I put the motion towards the house | 嗯,一旦我把 动议对着房子 |
| 1895 | You could vote on the motion depending on which side of the door you walk through | 你可以投票表决动议 取决于你走过的那扇门的哪一边 |
| 1896 | So if you want to vote vote for the proposition you walk through the eyes | 所以,如果你想投票 提案 你走过的眼睛 |
| 1897 | If you want to vote for the opposition you walk through the nays | 如果你想投给反对派 你走过反对 |
| 1898 | and | 和 |
| 1899 | That's all so now it gives me a great pleasure to put the motion before the house | 都这样了,我很高兴能把动议放在家里 |
| 1900 | That this house believes india's policy towards pakistan is a populist strategy sold as security policy | 这个房子相信India对巴基斯坦的政策 是一种民粹主义的策略 作为安全政策出售 |
| 1901 | Thank you so much for coming to the debate and with that I remain musa haraj billiard college and your president. | 非常感谢你来参加这场辩论... ...而我仍然是Musa haraj 台球学院和你的总统。 |
| 1902 | Thank you | 谢谢 |
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