What a proud moment for Pakistan

[Monk]

Re: What a proud moment for Pakistan

I am glad if we were any help.

[Southie]

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After reading the lame posts i reconsider. I think those who knock Malala for no reason are the ones with agenda. This ain’t notn to do with india or pak. Lameness as is evident here is on both sides of border on this issue

[Monk]

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@Southie

After reading the lame posts i reconsider. I think those who knock Malala for no reason are the ones with agenda. This ain’t notn to do with india or pak. Lameness as is evident here is on both sides of border on this issue

no southie perhaps we are lame. east of the border is just plain arrogant.
Don’t want to entertain our argument.
Jump on “lets school pakistan about pakistan” band wagon with every one else pretty fast.

[hareem01]

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@Southie

After reading the lame posts i reconsider. I think those who knock Malala for no reason are the ones with agenda. This ain’t notn to do with india or pak. Lameness as is evident here is on both sides of border on this issue

Uncle aap Malala ko chorain, Ebola ki fikar karen.

[Monk]

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@hareem01

Anyway, I’d love to see her debating with Bill Maher one day.

She is the only kid who calls her “education” education.
I heard kids from effected area before, they miss school, they miss friends. They love school.
But Malala misses her “education”
I found it funny.. like manufactured.

[queer]

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@Monk

no southie perhaps we are lame. east of the border is just plain arrogant.
Don’t want to entertain our argument.
Jump on “lets school pakistan about pakistan” band wagon with every one else pretty fast.

What argument, pal? You havent been able to explain in a proper concrete way what your reason for disliking Malala is. Rumors, feelings etc. are not arguments. You had the opportunity on the other thread to post parts of the book you claimed disgusted you, but there you said you liked the book, and then felt let down. Couldn’t point out any one thing, even though you claimed her narrative on partition was pro-Indian, but someone posted the excerpt which was pro-Pakistan if anything. So far the best points for disliking her have been put forth by KKF and hareem - that she is bad publicity for Pakistan because she gets attention for something negative about the society. If this is true, then arrogance is not east of the border. It is well at home.

[Krypton]

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stupid people, everywhere

[TLK]

@Monk:10171584

2-There was another woman, who was leashed in sawat, whole country went berserk, that incident initiated campaign which cleared swat of taliban.
(a good fact to know we care about woman and children)

3-We have more every day hero in pakistan.We do appreciate them.

The woman leashing in Swat was a fake video.

And do you have a mouse in your pocket, cause you keep saying “we”? Who are these WE that you are refereeing to?

[Monk]

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@Reha

Your first Nobel winner is not even acknowledged as a Muslim…his grave was desecrated **AFTER **his death and the word Muslim was erased.

Yes, loads of respect.

Its amazing how brainwashed individuals are into really believing people should just shut up and let things go the way they are.

People in Canada do not consider me Christian, should I consider it insult?
Seems like you got some un-believing to do.

@muqawwee123

Monk Bhai, when was her book published?

You would find lot of material against her (terming her injury as ‘drama’, let alone praying for her health) way before book was published.

If people got that problem with her book, why don’t they write a book to show exact picture of Pakistan and clarify misconception this ‘traitor’ girl created?

well she got a kick start.
She became famous first, then Ms. Lamb jump on the opportunity to write her biography of her 13 years, biography which mostly discuss the event before her birth. Or some thing like that.

@TLK

The woman leashing in Swat was a fake video.

still operation was done, right ?

@queer

then arrogance is not east of the border. It is well at home.

We will talk some other time about it.

[Southie]

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@Monk

no southie perhaps we are lame. east of the border is just plain arrogant.
Don’t want to entertain our argument.
Jump on “lets school pakistan about pakistan” band wagon with every one else pretty fast.

And I am against the schooling part. And acknowledge some do it. But that doesn’t mean the arguments knocking Malala are not misguided. I have no hesitation in criticizing stuff happening on our side also. For me it is not abt schooling one country. It is about schooling - your term - one ideology

[Southie]

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@hareem01

Uncle aap Malala ko chorain, Ebola ki fikar karen.

Jaise aapki marzi.

[Southie]

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@Monk

She is the only kid who calls her “education” education.
I heard kids from effected area before, they miss school, they miss friends. They love school.
But Malala misses her “education”
I found it funny.. like manufactured.

Manufactured. As in the quoted post?

[Southie]

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@Monk

People in Canada do not consider me Christian, should I consider it insult?

Please allow me to school you. If you put down your faith as Christain, people of Canada will consider you Christian. They simply don’t care. They don’t feel compelled to designate any human beings faith for them.

So no, you shouldn’t consider it an insult. Cause u won’t be insulted.

[diwana]

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@ Malala:

Sar-e-Aaina **Teraa **Aks Hai, Pas-e- Aaina Koi Aur Hai.

[Monk]

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@Southie

And I am against the schooling part. And acknowledge some do it. But that doesn’t mean the arguments knocking Malala are not misguided. I have no hesitation in criticizing stuff happening on our side also. For me it is not abt schooling one country. It is about schooling - your term - one ideology

southei this thread is pretty unforgiving, thanks to team malala, chose your words carefully.
Perhaps you meant “mentality” ?

[Southie]

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@Monk

southei this thread is pretty unforgiving, thanks to team malala, chose your words carefully.
Perhaps you meant “mentality” ?

I am not smart enough to know the difference.

School me.

[diwana]

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Sher Jungle Ka Baadshah Hai.

Knighthood Dey Ya Noble Prize.

Follower petty animals, with little or no claws, are required to show their agreement on whatever is/was granted by Baadshah (Sher) to whomever the honorable liked to throw the reward of Knighthood or Noble Prize.

[KKF]

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@diwana

@ Malala:

Sar-e-Aaina **Teraa **Aks Hai, Pas-e- Aaina Koi Aur Hai.

b ahot Khoob aur bajaa farmaayaa…ek aur misr’a shaamil kar leN:

merii daastaan kuchh aur thii, meraa waaq’ia koii aur hai!

[muqawwee123]

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@Monk

well she got a kick start.
She became famous first, then Ms. Lamb jump on the opportunity to write her biography of her 13 years, biography which mostly discuss the event before her birth. Or some thing like that.

aur Malala haters ko boht pehle wahi aa gai thi ke she will write an offending book ‘I’m Malala’ in association with Lamb, so they started labeling her ‘traitor’ and ‘drama’. Bravo :k:

[Krypton]

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People on canada don’t consider you Christian

is that seriously what you just said…anything to prove yourself right huh