Most probably I will be certified as Noora …
I beleive though the delivery is not good as usual but the content of the speech is good.
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It was a good speech. Much, much better than his last speech at UN where he looked he might break down any minute and start sobbing. So quite improved body language, and the content was largely spot on even if lacked something so groundbreaking.
I think some credit goes to Maliha Lodhi for the background work she's done and helping NS feel a little more comfortable this time. She seemed quite in charge.
Reaction from Indian side is as usual ritually idiotic and hostile.
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But what happened to SC ruling that PM will only make speeches in Urdu for both home and abroad?
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I was going to appreciate # 2 a balance post than dang came the # 3
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I was going to appreciate # 2 a balance post than dang came the # 3
What's wrong with the question? A lot of journalists were wondering if PM will make speech in Urdu according to new SC decision. I'm just curious.
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Nothing wrong . My mistake...thank u.
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kabiee happy bee ho jaya karo… shukar karo, rotay hee rehtay ho 
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but whatever happened to "bharat k dakhal andazi aur baluchistan main dehshatgardi kerney k saboot UN ko deyee jaeen gai" ?
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overall speech was really good aand had put india on backfoot
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wow 10 posts and none yet that the good speech was given by GHQ to PM for reading.. (exactly like last year) ..
Am I dreaming?
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Meanwhile, a A-hole had problems with eating where Pakistani PM was having dinner..
Netanyahu refuses to eat in same restaurant as Nawaz Sharif
Netanyahu refuses to eat in same restaurant as Nawaz Sharif
October 01, 2015, 9:12 pm
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Israel avoided a potentially uncomfortable New York confrontation with Pakistan during UN General Assembly week by canceling a dinner reservation for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu after learning Pakistan’s Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif would be eating at the same spot.
The billionaire Pakistani leader ate at Serafina Always on Tuesday night.
Netanyahu’s team had booked tables there, too, “but decided not to proceed after learning the Pakistani pol would be there,” a source told us, adding the decision to cancel was made “for security reasons.”
Sharif, speaking in 2014 about the Gaza conflict, said, “[The] world must stop Israel from this naked and brutal aggression.”
Netanyahu is scheduled to address the UN General Assembly on Thursday and is expected to talk about Islamic extremism and the Iran nuclear deal.
A witness at Serafina said Sharif dined for three hours on the second floor with his wife, who “looked beautiful” dressed in gold, and 10 others in his entourage, while his security detail occupied two separate tables.
His party was adamant that there could be no alcohol or meat, and they ate pizzas and drank sodas. For dessert they ate apple pie, cheesecake and chocolate soufflé.
But they declined the tiramisu because it contains a splash of amaretto.
When they left the place at 10:30 p.m., we’re told Sharif and his wife spoke in Italian to the staff, saying, “Grazie.”
A source added of Netanyahu, “He opted not to eat at Serafina after learning Pakistan’s leader would be there. Netanyahu has the best security in the world. But one can assume that it wouldn’t make sense for him to be at a restaurant at the same time as Sharif.”
Courtesy New York Post
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Thankyou Raheel Sharif
The whole text was written by raheel sharif...and was sent moments before NS's speech in UNGA.
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I m really happy.. the reason as mentioned by other that no RH chanting came in this thread…
Pakistan need to incash this point of time and put all plausible proof to the world showing Indian involvement in terrorists activities. ..
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When the whole of Indian establishment has united to challenge and insult Pakistan over PM's speech, expect some Pakistanis to still find GHQ and RH conspiracy in everything - let just drag Army's name to push the focus from the actual thing. just like Indians are currently doing.
Anyway, for those who are bothered about the actual thing, India as usual has preferred the policy of deadlock while Pakistan presented reasonable four points peace agenda for the region. So those who were so butt hurt by Pakistan's 'dick swinging' and not being the 'big brother' can now take a minute to decide what exactly they have to say in dear India's defence for their pathetically hostile stubbornness.
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but whatever happened to "bharat k dakhal andazi aur baluchistan main dehshatgardi kerney k saboot UN ko deyee jaeen gai" ?
It was a UN speech, not an address at jalsa rally. He did make a reference to schemes and plots to destabilise Pakistan which for some people probably just wasn't explicit enough in pointing towards India. But that could be a fair criticism.
In case you were serious with your post, Pakistan has presented evidence of Indian sponsored terrorism to Ban Ki Moon today. Time for some people to support their country's case on international forum, instead of indulging in cynical jeering and mocking of their cause.
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NS is a goofball, but judging from reaction from Indian media he must have done something right.
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Thankyou Raheel Sharif
The whole text was written by raheel sharif...and was sent moments before NS's speech in UNGA.
And one thread suggested that army do not control civilian government in Pakistan. taqreer bhi CAOS likh kar deta hay P. M. ko !!
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And one thread suggested that army do not control civilian government in Pakistan. taqreer bhi CAOS likh kar deta hay P. M. ko !!
Agr kiso civilian ko taqreer kerni, administration ya koy aur skill ata tu woh army main na hota!!!
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Indian media going crazy. Who ever write this did a great job for us.