What a proud moment for Pakistan

[Southie]

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@hareem01

I have preps to do for two tea-parties I’m hosting this week…please let me know through a private message when you find out the right answer to this very interesting question.

Oho. So these organizations are linked to the Tea Party?

[Deeba1234]

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@Southie

Are BNP and UKIP right wing? Never heard of these parties. But then I don’t know UK politics

Yeah.. From what I’ve seen right-wingers and “patriots” (whether they’re in the UK or Pak) tend to shout the loudest and imply they’re speaking for everyone..

For ex “We’re just saying what everyone else is thinking” Erm if that was the case you’d be in government right now..

[ehsan]

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@hareem01

not 99%, but a big number in Pakistan don’t like her…I don’t think it’s fair to label them all as TTP lovers. You have your reasons for liking her, similarly those people have theirs for disliking her.

Now there are people who are questioning her getting the NPP, they might be either racist or might actually have a genuine stance.

At the end of the day, only we are responsible for our actions and only we decide how we refute or react.

I agree that everyone who does not like her is not a TTP supporter but in general all TTP lovers hate her. Sorry if you took offence at the comment but it was more for the keyboard jehadis than people like yourself.

[ehsan]

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@hareem01

I have preps to do for two tea-parties I’m hosting this week…please let me know through a private message when you find out the right answer to this very interesting question.

Invite hee bejh deteen.

[hareem01]

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@ehsan

Invite hee bejh deteen.

It’s a Ladies Only gathering…otherwise I would have.

[Southie]

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Invitation kabse invite ho gaya humein samajh hi nahi aaya.

Koi nahin, pyare Waleed.

[Arleitter]

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Congratulations Malala. You have made Pakistan proud.You have made all the gals proud.

[Arleitter]

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I am sure Diwana will support her.

She has done a lot for the humanity.

[Mirch]

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@Princejall

Pround Moment ?. 99% Pakistani People disown her… She is Being used to justify their “War on terror” by these so called freedom champs and western terrorists… traitor](http://www.paklinks.com/gs/usertag.php?do=list&action=hash&hash=Traitor)

@McPendo

She shouldn’t have accepted the white imperialist medal for congratulating her on the destruction of innocent people of her own race. She should’ve spat on it and exposed the heinous crimes the west has committed against the muslims. How can she accept this award knowing what’s going on in the middle east and in PALESTINE, how many innocent people died in GAZA on eid! How can she hold the same award that’s given to a man who bombed Syria and Lybia and continues to bomb northern Pakistan? This is not a proud moment. This is the moment when Malala sold her sop story to the world.

This is what all you need thanday panee key balti. :mirch:

[Southie]

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Maar peet ho rahi hai Zabardast
Hatyaar hai phoolon ka

Meant to post this in intikaab thread.

[ehsan]

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[RIGHT]پختون قوم کیلیۓ بہت فخر کی بات ہے۔ بہت مبارک ہو ملالہ۔۔۔ جلنے والوں کا منہ کالا۔۔ ایک بھایٔ پوچھ رہا ہے ملالہ نے امن کیلۓ کونسی خدمت کی ہے ۔ اس بھایٔ کیلۓ صرف اتنا عرض ہے کہ ملالہ نے اس وقت طالبان کے خلاف طالبان کے گڑھ میں بیٹھ کر آواز بلند کی تھی جب خدا کی قسم ہم راوالپنڈی میں طالبان کے خلاف بات کرتے تھے تو ڈرتے تھے۔ اس وقت جب آرمی وردی پہن کر بازاروں میں نہیں نکل سکتی تھی اور اس وقت جب مولا فضل اللہ ریڈیو پر اعلانات کررہا تھا کہ لڑکیاں سکول نہیں جایٔنگی۔۔ لیکن ملالہ اور اس کے والد نے بہادری سے ان درندوں کا مقابلہ کیا۔ ۔…!!![/RIGHT]

[desert_bird]

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[Mademoiselle]

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When will this Malalalalala drama ever end.

[Reha]

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I think its jealousy…lots of people are jealous of a little girl because they’re wayy past her age and could never even dream of being in her shoes.

I hope she continues to stand up for her cause. More power to her.

[Reha]

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@McPendo

She shouldn’t have accepted the white imperialist medal for congratulating her on the destruction of innocent people of her own race. She should’ve spat on it and exposed the heinous crimes the west has committed against the muslims. How can she accept this award knowing what’s going on in the middle east and in PALESTINE, how many innocent people died in GAZA on eid! How can she hold the same award that’s given to a man who bombed Syria and Lybia and continues to bomb northern Pakistan? This is not a proud moment. This is the moment when Malala sold her sop story to the world.

She’s not a politician…usnay sari duniya ka theka nahin le rakha hai. Her platform is education. That’s it.

If people feel so strongly about a particular issue…they need to stop relying on children and do their part. Speak up like she did. Don’t throw blame around pretending as if she has some super powers people like you and I don’t. She’s definitely got more guts…that’s for sure.

[Deeba1234]

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People seem to be throwing as much mud as they can at her hoping some of it sticks..

She highlights education for girls because that’s her personal interest and passion, just as someone else might talk about cancer research or gay rights because that’s their interest or has struck a chord with them personally..

Blaming her for speaking on one subject but not another is ridiculous and illogical.. Like Reha said there’s nothing stopping people from speaking up on whatever cause they feel most passionately about.. As Gaza keeps being mentioned what about the Yazidis, the Rohingyas or other minority groups? Just because YOU personally think one subject is more important or worthy than another doesn’t give you the right to dictate to others what they should be talking about..

[StrangeOne]

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She’s less of a traitor then all our politicians jo dead Pakistanis ka khoon kha kha kar jeetay hain. I mean even if we forget our long history the recent drone attacks were being fully sanctioned by army and government. I swear there are ppl who’re less upset by that then malala who has a very legitimate question.

[ajazali]

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@Reha

I think its jealousy…lots of people are jealous of a little girl because they’re wayy past her age and could never even dream of being in her shoes.

I hope she continues to stand up for her cause. More power to her.

life1 intellectual, lolz @ your point of jealousy.

Let Eidhi win this prize, then you would not be able to find a single jealous person in pakistan.

[Reha]

@ajazali

@Reha

I think its jealousy…lots of people are jealous of a little girl because they’re wayy past her age and could never even dream of being in her shoes.

I hope she continues to stand up for her cause. More power to her.

life1 intellectual, lolz @ your point of jealousy.

Let Eidhi win this prize, then you would not be able to find a single jealous person in pakistan.

Edhi ko jab Pakistani ghaans nahin daltay to bahir valon ko chor ji dein.

The jealousy is true.

[pinks]

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It really is not about jealousy. It’s about the hypocrisy.

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