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Drawing Lines in the Battle for Hearts and Minds

Served by: CHUP! - Changing Up Pakistan· January 12th, 2010- No Comments »

Over the weekend, Pahjwok (via the AfPak Daily Brief) reported that police detained three alleged girl suicide bombers in Islamabad, “while two teenaged girl would-be suicide bombers surrendered to police in the troubled Swat valley.” The two girls, identified as Rabia and Arfa, revealed to reporters that they had been trained by militants associated with […]

Haqqani, Cricket, Imran etc.

Served by: baithak· January 11th, 2010- No Comments »

Haqqani protests against US airport security measures yehi tou safeer ka kaam hota hai!Why is South Asia so tense? HumaiN nahiN pata, aap bataiyay.What lies ahead after the NRO verdict? - hum bataiN? - tension, aur mayhemWill the new US strategy work? kabhi nahiN, kabhi nahiN, kabhi….Yousuf backs Kamran Akmal for Hobart Test - yeh […]

Does anyone remember?With a New Phone, Google May Challenge Apple, Maureen, Tom, Shah Khan,

· December 14th, 2009- No Comments »

Can anyone recall if Qazi Saheb ever came forth this declaration before?

NOWSHERA: Former Jamaat-e-Islami (JI) chief Qazi Hussain Ahmed on Sunday called suicide bombings “un-Islamic”, saying that US drone strikes were an assault on the country’s sovereignty and “cannot be tolerated anymore”. Addressing a conference, he said Islam did not allow killing of “Muslim brothers” […]

Imran says he got positive response from Taliban–>We support this initiative from Imran Khan and demand the government and urge the people to honestly support it.

Served by: United4justice's Weblog· December 13th, 2009- 1 Comment »

At last someone from politicians finally volunteered for the cause of peace in Pakistan. We cannot expect any good from parliamentarians, government, army or agencies to work for the cause of peace because it will not serve their greed and lust for power.
People like Imran Khan , other leaders from PTI and Jamat e Islami,Ulemas […]

We need to think our way out of this war

Served by: United4justice's Weblog· December 7th, 2009- No Comments »

Recent attack in the Parade Lane mosque Rawalpindi which is one of the most secured areas of the country taking lives of dozens of people and then the drone attack by USA forces in our northern part of country taking lives of 50 people are calling for a serious revision of our foreign and security […]

The Fort

Served by: Reflections...· November 6th, 2009- No Comments »

I have been busy with other things lately and didn’t get a chance to either dwell into the politics of Pakistan for some time. But something happened last night which has forced me to write something down here. And the very image burns in my mind and has an unsettling effect on me. The future […]

A Symphony of Misery

Served by: From the Pulpit ...· November 5th, 2009- No Comments »

It is said that Emperor Nero fiddled while Rome burnt. The phrase ‘’Let them eat cake” is attributed to Queen Marie Antoinette, purported to be said at the peak of a bread crisis in post-revolution France. Whether these alleged incidents are true or not is a matter of debate for historians. We can only discuss […]

A Symphony of Misery

Served by: From the Pulpit .....· November 5th, 2009- No Comments »

It is said that Emperor Nero fiddled while Rome burnt. The phrase ‘’Let them eat cake” is attributed to Queen Marie Antoinette, purported to be said at the peak of a bread crisis in post-revolution France. Whether these alleged incidents are true or not is a matter of debate for historians. We can only discuss […]

The Boston Brahmin

Served by: Wonders of Pakistan· November 3rd, 2009- No Comments »

Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi, advocating the KLB – promoting ZHQ – via the KLB

by Anjum Niaz

Note for WoP Readers: My nephew Jibran, off and on sends me some very interesting pieces. This one he says was received by him from Dr. Badr Dhanani.
Written by a freelance journalist with over twenty years of experience in […]

Syed Saleem Shazad, Lyari, Zafar Hilaly, Asif Ezdi, Mosharraf Zaidi, Anjum Niaz and Ansar Abbasi

Served by: baithak· October 24th, 2009- No Comments »

Quote: The enemy is within us. The enemy at the end of the barrell is also us. ~t
In many ways, Lyari is a microcosm of the world of militancy. Neither the Americans nor the Pakistan has the wherewithal to block the militants’ arteries; thanks to Pakistan’s socio-political infrastructure, the militants have made space for themselves […]

Is there no hope?

Served by: Deadpan Thoughts· October 23rd, 2009- No Comments »

It gets harder and harder to write everyday. So bizarre is the scenario in Pakistan that the news feed  jacked into my mind is full of people exploding at different places, human bombs strike us every day, killing all around them in their suicides.  Every single day brings reports of suicide bombings in different cities […]

What creates this hate?–>Dr Masooda Banu in The News

Served by: United4justice's Weblog· October 23rd, 2009- No Comments »

A sensible article as far as the overall idea is concerned with some real good points raised.
The writer has explained what motivates people to get ready for suicide bombings.
Though in many cases like the killing of Benazir Bhutto or recent attacks on International Islamic University and many others in which the chances of the involvement […]

Opinion flaws

Served by: Deadpan Thoughts· October 21st, 2009- No Comments »

The talk of the town these days is suicide bombings being undertaken by what the media claims are Islamic Zealots and Fanatics. What is perhaps very interesting to note is that the garb of Islamism over the past few decades of our country’s existence has been worn by all sorts of people ranging from fundos […]

U.S. vexed: Dogged Taliban Chief Rebounds & controls 80% of Afghanistan

Served by: Pakistan Ledger| Intellibriefs | Defense Analysis| پا کستان لیجر| پاکستاني کھاتا | -ميرا پيغام پيارے ھموطنوں کے نام.صرف ھبلوطن پاکستانی آنکھوں کے ليے--- یا رب دل مسلم کو وہ زندا تمنا دے جو قلب کو گرما دے جو روح کو تڑپا دے· October 11th, 2009- No Comments »

WASHINGTON — In late 2001, Mullah Muhammad Omar’s prospects seemed utterly bleak. The ill-educated, one-eyed leader of the Taliban had fled on a motorbike after his fighters were swiftly routed by the Americans invading Afghanistan.
Much of the world celebrated his ouster, and Afghans cheered the return of girls’ education, music and ordinary pleasures outlawed by […]

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