Are you still proud to be British.

Go on then, name names.

Here we go with tap-dancing again. "you are blaming brown people". Brown people didn't create this absurd, forced and suicidal policy. However, your stance seems that trying to highlight it as a problem is tantamount to attacking brown people - as if you are trying to block any reasoned conversation.

Reasoned conversation involves considering all possible causes. 
You leaping straight in with Islam is the cause of Pakistans issues without considering other things such as its history. 
You ignoring statistics showing how few Muslims are involved in religious terrorism. 
Even you picking Pakistan instead of Saudi or The Philippines from my Islam countries tells of the bigotry you desire. 

What's it called then? 

It's history is also caused by people.

You have a mental block on this because it doesn't point blame directly at the people you prefer were targeted. It's also odd that we are in a tiny corner talking about one country. This is because you think you can make lies = truth if you keep prying into tinier and tinier details.

Pakistan was literally created through sectarian strife - without militant Islam there would be no Pakistan.

You are struggling with the concept of ethnicity. It is a very important point nowadays as the race laws mean that everyone has to be affixed an ethnic group, either willingly or unwillingly, in order for citizens to meet either public duty obligations or to avoid discrimination. It is English ethnicity that fits into this legal slot and that is the concept I am trying to get across to you. If you wish to be an English National and play sport for England that is fine no one is disputing that right, however what is in dispute  is your  Englishness as part of an ethnic group and you seem upset if someone questions that because of your own statement that you have Irish heritage. It is the English as an ethnic group that are much maligned and I do not for one minute question English identity it is how it is defined by many others and the intermingling with the right to represent England at sport or intercountry competition I find strange. There are several aspects to this there is legal nationality which is British, there is home nation nationality and there is ethnicity. All are different and it is the ethnic group that is, I believe, the much maligned group for several noticeable reasons , largely they are denied an existence as an ethnic group, their culture and history are denigrated and they are discriminated against in their homeland. For any other group most people would be up in arms at the injustice but for some reason it is almost as if the English ethnic group are fair game.