Muhammad sadiq July 26, 2007
#131 Posted by HP on July 29, 2007 12:14:33 am
#128 Posted by zeemax
"it's just inside them) but one must not forget that the entire leadership of Lal Masjid was Punjabi.
Both brothers Rashid and Aziz are Baloch. Punjabi Baloch to be more precise. Most the male followers in the mosque were Pathan. Aziz's father was at one time a pesh imam in a mosque in Marri area in Balochistan.
Afhgani's are looked down in Pakistan even the pashtoons in the settled areas of NWFP would not accept their leadership.
The Afghan leadership of taliban has no chance to lead the pashtoons of NWFP and this will come in to play in the expected elections in NWFP. Even the pashtoons in the tribal areas of Pakistan would not accept Afghan leadership despite many common bonds.
There are vital social barriers that exist between the pashtoons of NWFP and the Pashtoons of Afghanistan. I hope political parties play on those theme during the election campaign.
"it's just inside them) but one must not forget that the entire leadership of Lal Masjid was Punjabi.
Both brothers Rashid and Aziz are Baloch. Punjabi Baloch to be more precise. Most the male followers in the mosque were Pathan. Aziz's father was at one time a pesh imam in a mosque in Marri area in Balochistan.
Afhgani's are looked down in Pakistan even the pashtoons in the settled areas of NWFP would not accept their leadership.
The Afghan leadership of taliban has no chance to lead the pashtoons of NWFP and this will come in to play in the expected elections in NWFP. Even the pashtoons in the tribal areas of Pakistan would not accept Afghan leadership despite many common bonds.
There are vital social barriers that exist between the pashtoons of NWFP and the Pashtoons of Afghanistan. I hope political parties play on those theme during the election campaign.
#130 Posted by HP on July 29, 2007 12:01:49 am
bubba
#119, #127
I read your both posts and I see that you seem to have a good grasp of the current Pakistani political scene. I do share some points with you but I also differ with you to the extent that I think you clearly are an optimist.
There are a couple of things that stand out in my reading of the current situation in Pakistan.
It is true that it is next to impossible for the fanatics to gain anything in elections in Sindh(including Karachi for different reasons) and Balochistan, but Both NWFP and Punjab and particularly the urban Punjab may swing more than your expectation. I have been watching the trend in Punjab and it seems to me that the fanatics are grabbing some vital real estate there. It is possible that Nawaz Sharif might capture votes there but he will do that with help from the MMA. The rural and urban divide in Punjab is now almost 50/50 which means that Benazir may NOT get a clear majority from Punjab.
Recently, I was watching a show with Imran Khan. He seems to have matured politically and he made a point that people think this war on terror is actually a war against Islam and Muslims. This is what I have been gathering from Punjab lately and that may weigh heavily on peoples minds when they think about it during the election campaign. It appears to me that both the urban Punjab and the NWFP would vote anti-American. In the final tally, the elections in Pakistan would force the winners to take an anti American stand.
That to me would be a dangerous situation as the rogue elements in Pakistan would force the moderates and the US in the same corner.
I was reading a debate on a BBC site about the Lal masjid. While 90% Pakistani posters from outside of Pakistan opposed the Lal mosque crowd, most of the posters from Faisalabal, Sialkot, Pindi and perhaps Lahore too, were posting for the Lal Masjid crowd. This is not the first time I noticed that but it appears to be the trend in the Punjab cities. This may be a very small sample but clearly the educated youth and others in Punjab are more sympathetic to the fanatics and their antics in Lal Mosque.
Btw, I think Altaf would remain relevant in Sindh. Benazir cannot afford to have him in opposition in Sindh.
#129 Posted by ajeya on July 28, 2007 11:47:36 pm
#126 Posted by echoboom
[So? what is wrong with that?
Don't you realize that they had a better incentive to convert when their taxes were high?]
What if I starve you to force you to do something you DO NOT want to do? YOu may not appreciate it. The non-democratic and evil nature of this coercion, not surprisingly, escapes people with Islamic values.
[What the lower taxes did was to retain them within the realm and prevent the skilled force to go elsewhere.]
I'm not sure where you learn these illogical and absurd arguments. I am guessing these things are taught at Islamic institutions to try and justify the evils they have wrought. If these peasants had not left their homeland for the previous thousands of years BEFORE the Muslim invaders came, why was the tax suddenly needed to KEEP thenm inside their country AFTER the Muslim invaders came?
That one VERY foolish argument, I'm afraid.
[But those in Slavelands do not even need any incentives, they love to trash hinduism at every offered opportunity simply for the privilege of eating meat & drinking liquor, and offering their orifices with pleasure (consentingly of course..wink wink)..the values denounced by that great religion hinduism...but you are Maadren, advanced, english-speaking...you are not a bloody hindu. Hindus were your backward parents ."who cares about those old fools anyway...backward bastards..these parents of mine'..Ayeja!"]
No. You are wrong as far as I am concerned.
BUT YOU WOULD BE VERY RIGHT as far as it applies to MOST of the youngsters in India today. These low-class, low-self-respecting idiots are now too ashamed to call their Mother "Mataji" or father "Pitaji" or simply "Ma" and "Baba". These pieces of garbage HAVE to call their parents "Papa" and "Mama". No "Chachaji" - only "Uncle". They have "Happy Mother's day" and "Happy Father's day" - because they have realized that we in the east do not know how to love, respect and take care of our parents - we HAVE to have "Happy Mother's Day" and "Happy Father's Day" and when our parents are old, send them to the Old People's Home JUST LIKE the people in the West. THAT'S what it means to be civilized nowadays. Every time I see an Indian do a "Happy Valentine's Day", I feel like slapping the drooling idiot across the face - these low-class stupid morons don't even KNOW how Valentine's Day came about, or who St. Valentine was. The white-man-wannabees celebrate Valentine's day, while 90% of Christians mostly would spit on Hinduism. What can I say?
I had been watching the Star Voice of India singing competition on TV. Through the preliminary rounds, the judges, by their choice, made it clear to the participants that what counted in todays world most was imitating the lewdness of the West. Without that, no amount of singing talent or training in Classical music is good enough. In the beginning rounds, the participants were trying to sing well. Towards the end, they had undergone a "makeover" - the new form was western-style dresses and hairstyle, and lewd and suggestive body language. The judges went orgasmic. One judge even went up and kissed one participant, he liked her "body language" THAT MUCH.
Nowadays, I am mostly ashamed to be Indian. I cannot change the mindsets of these low-self-respecting cretins - these pieces of garbage. I can only stand by and watch my beloved civilization and heritage go down the drain, a little at a time. New generations are learning from the current one - they are SO FAR gone, that I have given up hope.
I cannot change the world. I cannot change my country. I only wish that I can bring up MY children the way I see fit, and make sure that there are at least a few Indians left with some self-respect, and with any respect for our culture, traditions and values.
[So? what is wrong with that?
Don't you realize that they had a better incentive to convert when their taxes were high?]
What if I starve you to force you to do something you DO NOT want to do? YOu may not appreciate it. The non-democratic and evil nature of this coercion, not surprisingly, escapes people with Islamic values.
[What the lower taxes did was to retain them within the realm and prevent the skilled force to go elsewhere.]
I'm not sure where you learn these illogical and absurd arguments. I am guessing these things are taught at Islamic institutions to try and justify the evils they have wrought. If these peasants had not left their homeland for the previous thousands of years BEFORE the Muslim invaders came, why was the tax suddenly needed to KEEP thenm inside their country AFTER the Muslim invaders came?
That one VERY foolish argument, I'm afraid.
[But those in Slavelands do not even need any incentives, they love to trash hinduism at every offered opportunity simply for the privilege of eating meat & drinking liquor, and offering their orifices with pleasure (consentingly of course..wink wink)..the values denounced by that great religion hinduism...but you are Maadren, advanced, english-speaking...you are not a bloody hindu. Hindus were your backward parents ."who cares about those old fools anyway...backward bastards..these parents of mine'..Ayeja!"]
No. You are wrong as far as I am concerned.
BUT YOU WOULD BE VERY RIGHT as far as it applies to MOST of the youngsters in India today. These low-class, low-self-respecting idiots are now too ashamed to call their Mother "Mataji" or father "Pitaji" or simply "Ma" and "Baba". These pieces of garbage HAVE to call their parents "Papa" and "Mama". No "Chachaji" - only "Uncle". They have "Happy Mother's day" and "Happy Father's day" - because they have realized that we in the east do not know how to love, respect and take care of our parents - we HAVE to have "Happy Mother's Day" and "Happy Father's Day" and when our parents are old, send them to the Old People's Home JUST LIKE the people in the West. THAT'S what it means to be civilized nowadays. Every time I see an Indian do a "Happy Valentine's Day", I feel like slapping the drooling idiot across the face - these low-class stupid morons don't even KNOW how Valentine's Day came about, or who St. Valentine was. The white-man-wannabees celebrate Valentine's day, while 90% of Christians mostly would spit on Hinduism. What can I say?
I had been watching the Star Voice of India singing competition on TV. Through the preliminary rounds, the judges, by their choice, made it clear to the participants that what counted in todays world most was imitating the lewdness of the West. Without that, no amount of singing talent or training in Classical music is good enough. In the beginning rounds, the participants were trying to sing well. Towards the end, they had undergone a "makeover" - the new form was western-style dresses and hairstyle, and lewd and suggestive body language. The judges went orgasmic. One judge even went up and kissed one participant, he liked her "body language" THAT MUCH.
Nowadays, I am mostly ashamed to be Indian. I cannot change the mindsets of these low-self-respecting cretins - these pieces of garbage. I can only stand by and watch my beloved civilization and heritage go down the drain, a little at a time. New generations are learning from the current one - they are SO FAR gone, that I have given up hope.
I cannot change the world. I cannot change my country. I only wish that I can bring up MY children the way I see fit, and make sure that there are at least a few Indians left with some self-respect, and with any respect for our culture, traditions and values.
#128 Posted by zeemax on July 28, 2007 11:00:41 pm
#120 by KaalChakra/#127 Posted by bubba
It is wrong of some interactors here to equate the present rebellion with Pashtuns. Certainly, the Wazirs in Pakistan and the Taliban in Afghanistan are the vanguard, being Muslims not by mere religion but their entire 'being' (they don't even think much about it ... it's just inside them) but one must not forget that the entire leadership of Lal Masjid was Punjabi.
What I meant by Afghanistan taking over Pakistan was through Islamic influence, spear headed by armed conflict, from the inside as Kaal has written.
It is wrong of some interactors here to equate the present rebellion with Pashtuns. Certainly, the Wazirs in Pakistan and the Taliban in Afghanistan are the vanguard, being Muslims not by mere religion but their entire 'being' (they don't even think much about it ... it's just inside them) but one must not forget that the entire leadership of Lal Masjid was Punjabi.
What I meant by Afghanistan taking over Pakistan was through Islamic influence, spear headed by armed conflict, from the inside as Kaal has written.
#127 Posted by bubba on July 28, 2007 10:34:47 pm
Re: # 120 Posted by KaalChakra on July 28, 2007 3:09:47 pm
[Bubba, in your own assessment, is the perceived threat of "Afganistanis" being able to subvert Pakistan "from within" overblown?}
Yes, in so far as Pakistan, as of yet, does not have the democratic forces in play. Actually, when there are completely free and fair elections Pakistan will see a complete turn around. With outside investments just waiting to pour into Pakistan, we will be seeing a different political sitar being played.
It has been concluded that Benazir will return as the prime minister and Nawaz Shariff as the leader of the opposition. And I hope that Alt-F will be left marginalized in the cold showers of England.
With a strong and assertive judiciary, and a strong parliament, Pakistan would be able to handle the miscreants amongst the Pashtoons rather effectively.
[Bubba, in your own assessment, is the perceived threat of "Afganistanis" being able to subvert Pakistan "from within" overblown?}
Yes, in so far as Pakistan, as of yet, does not have the democratic forces in play. Actually, when there are completely free and fair elections Pakistan will see a complete turn around. With outside investments just waiting to pour into Pakistan, we will be seeing a different political sitar being played.
It has been concluded that Benazir will return as the prime minister and Nawaz Shariff as the leader of the opposition. And I hope that Alt-F will be left marginalized in the cold showers of England.
With a strong and assertive judiciary, and a strong parliament, Pakistan would be able to handle the miscreants amongst the Pashtoons rather effectively.
#126 Posted by echoboom on July 28, 2007 9:45:10 pm
So? what is wrong with that?
Don't you realize that they had a better incentive to convert when their taxes were high?
What the lower taxes did was to retain them within the realm
and prevent the skilled force to go elsewhere.
But those in Slavelands do not even need any incentives, they love to trash hinduism at every offered opportunity simply for the privilege of eating meat & drinking liquor, and offering their orifices with pleasure (consentingly of course..wink wink)..the values denounced by that great religion hinduism...but you are Maadren, advanced, english-speaking...you are not a bloody hindu. Hindus were your backward parents ."who cares about those old fools anyway...backward bastards..these parents of mine'..Ayeja!"
Don't you realize that they had a better incentive to convert when their taxes were high?
What the lower taxes did was to retain them within the realm
and prevent the skilled force to go elsewhere.
But those in Slavelands do not even need any incentives, they love to trash hinduism at every offered opportunity simply for the privilege of eating meat & drinking liquor, and offering their orifices with pleasure (consentingly of course..wink wink)..the values denounced by that great religion hinduism...but you are Maadren, advanced, english-speaking...you are not a bloody hindu. Hindus were your backward parents ."who cares about those old fools anyway...backward bastards..these parents of mine'..Ayeja!"
#125 Posted by ajeya on July 28, 2007 9:34:06 pm
#121 Posted by echoboom
[Islam spread over the next 400 years of Ottoman rule, mostly thanks to tax cuts and other benefits given to those who converted. ]
Exactly the point I have made so many times. It is not spiritual enlightenment, but financial compulsions (amongst other anti-non-muslim measures) that forced most non-muslims to convert in non-Muslim countries ruled by muslim invaders.
[Islam spread over the next 400 years of Ottoman rule, mostly thanks to tax cuts and other benefits given to those who converted. ]
Exactly the point I have made so many times. It is not spiritual enlightenment, but financial compulsions (amongst other anti-non-muslim measures) that forced most non-muslims to convert in non-Muslim countries ruled by muslim invaders.
#124 Posted by jayp on July 28, 2007 7:56:58 pm
Iraquisation.
At last it is good to see that pakistanis like zeemax are accepting the reality that pakistan will be iraquised. That is the only hope for pakistan, when the pak army is defeated.
Already, the amry has told its soldiers not to wear uniform while out in the markets, it has become a clothing of shame.
A few more bombings and the army will be in the barackes and the streets left to the jihadis and killers of various hues. It is good to see the monstrosity imploding
At last it is good to see that pakistanis like zeemax are accepting the reality that pakistan will be iraquised. That is the only hope for pakistan, when the pak army is defeated.
Already, the amry has told its soldiers not to wear uniform while out in the markets, it has become a clothing of shame.
A few more bombings and the army will be in the barackes and the streets left to the jihadis and killers of various hues. It is good to see the monstrosity imploding
#123 Posted by mohar11 on July 28, 2007 5:47:58 pm
bubba
That's rather an optimistic assessment, but if comes true would be a good thing for the region...
So what say you Zeelman, I mean, Zeemax?... :)
That's rather an optimistic assessment, but if comes true would be a good thing for the region...
So what say you Zeelman, I mean, Zeemax?... :)
#122 Posted by echoboom on July 28, 2007 3:48:38 pm
#121 Posted by echoboom on July 28, 2007 3:39:39 pm
Bosnian Muslims mark 600 years of Islam in Bosnia
SARAJEVO, Bosnia-Herzegovina (AP) - Bosnian Muslims celebrate 600 years of Islam in their nation Saturday with a concert of spiritual music, a prayer for peace, and a gentle reminder to Europe: not all of the continent's Muslims are of immigrant origin.
"Recently we have noticed that Europe is obsessed by the immigrant Muslims from the East,'' said Mustafa Ceric, head of the Bosnia Islamic Community, the official institution of Bosnia's Muslims. "This is an opportunity to remind that there are indigenous Muslims in Europe.''
"By celebrating 600 years of Islam here we want to naturalize Islam in Europe,'' he said, adding that Bosnia's Muslims have illustrated how Islam can be harmonized with a European way of life.
Sarajevo is a good place to send a message of peace, since the last century started and ended with a with a war in Sarajevo, Ceric said.
The 1914 assassination in Sarajevo of the crown prince of the Austro-Hungarian empire triggered World War I. And genocide was carried out on Bosnian Muslims in Srebrenica during the 1992-1995 Bosnian war.
Islam arrived in Bosnia with the Ottoman occupation in 1463 and found the local population split between Roman Catholicism, a dying indigenous Bosnian Church, and Christian Orthodoxy.
Islam spread over the next 400 years of Ottoman rule, mostly thanks to tax cuts and other benefits given to those who converted. It remains the faith of almost half of Bosnia's population.
The Bosnia Islamic Community is now seeking to impose itself as a model for several million European Muslims who have no organized authority to guide them.
It believes that a lack of organized structure for Europe's Muslims leaves them at the mercy of sometimes dubious imams who often preach radicalization.
"We live in a global world so we Muslims should be aware that global security is our interest,'' Ceric said.
Ceric said that while he understood complaints by Muslims about being rejected in Europe, Muslims also need to make efforts to fit in.
"Europe is not yet ready to accept Muslims the way they deserve but unfortunately, the Muslims are also not living up to their responsibilities in Europe,'' he said. "I think the Muslims are highlighting their presence in Europe in the wrong way.''
That's why the Bosnia Islamic Community has been campaigning for the establishment of a Europe-wide organization for Muslims that would control what is being taught in Islamic schools and mosques.
"I think we Muslims have no choice but to work for our presence in Europe and to show that we are ready to accept the values of human rights, democracy, transparency, accountability, the rule of law and all those values that are also Islamic values,'' he said.-AP
SARAJEVO, Bosnia-Herzegovina (AP) - Bosnian Muslims celebrate 600 years of Islam in their nation Saturday with a concert of spiritual music, a prayer for peace, and a gentle reminder to Europe: not all of the continent's Muslims are of immigrant origin.
"Recently we have noticed that Europe is obsessed by the immigrant Muslims from the East,'' said Mustafa Ceric, head of the Bosnia Islamic Community, the official institution of Bosnia's Muslims. "This is an opportunity to remind that there are indigenous Muslims in Europe.''
"By celebrating 600 years of Islam here we want to naturalize Islam in Europe,'' he said, adding that Bosnia's Muslims have illustrated how Islam can be harmonized with a European way of life.
Sarajevo is a good place to send a message of peace, since the last century started and ended with a with a war in Sarajevo, Ceric said.
The 1914 assassination in Sarajevo of the crown prince of the Austro-Hungarian empire triggered World War I. And genocide was carried out on Bosnian Muslims in Srebrenica during the 1992-1995 Bosnian war.
Islam arrived in Bosnia with the Ottoman occupation in 1463 and found the local population split between Roman Catholicism, a dying indigenous Bosnian Church, and Christian Orthodoxy.
Islam spread over the next 400 years of Ottoman rule, mostly thanks to tax cuts and other benefits given to those who converted. It remains the faith of almost half of Bosnia's population.
The Bosnia Islamic Community is now seeking to impose itself as a model for several million European Muslims who have no organized authority to guide them.
It believes that a lack of organized structure for Europe's Muslims leaves them at the mercy of sometimes dubious imams who often preach radicalization.
"We live in a global world so we Muslims should be aware that global security is our interest,'' Ceric said.
Ceric said that while he understood complaints by Muslims about being rejected in Europe, Muslims also need to make efforts to fit in.
"Europe is not yet ready to accept Muslims the way they deserve but unfortunately, the Muslims are also not living up to their responsibilities in Europe,'' he said. "I think the Muslims are highlighting their presence in Europe in the wrong way.''
That's why the Bosnia Islamic Community has been campaigning for the establishment of a Europe-wide organization for Muslims that would control what is being taught in Islamic schools and mosques.
"I think we Muslims have no choice but to work for our presence in Europe and to show that we are ready to accept the values of human rights, democracy, transparency, accountability, the rule of law and all those values that are also Islamic values,'' he said.-AP
#120 Posted by KaalChakra on July 28, 2007 3:09:47 pm
Bubba, in your own assessment, is the perceived threat of "Afganistanis" being able to subvert Pakistan "from within" overblown?
#119 Posted by bubba on July 28, 2007 2:24:21 pm
Re: # 118 Posted by mohar11 on July 28, 2007 12:29:04 pm
[Sure - Babar was ruling over the punjab for a while - wasn't he afgan?]
No, he was not an Afghan. He was from Tashkent. He was a descendent of Mongols. Different from opium dealing Pashtoons of today. Their warrior thing is overblown. These Talibans are basically niswar-chewing fanatics who can easily be taken care of by those who belonged to the Northern Alliance under Ahmed Shah Masood, and they have been. That is why they have moved into Pakistan. However, since Pakistan created this monster, they will be taken of, within short order.
[Present day afgans are a pathetic lot but the fight here is between islamists and non-islamists - between zeemax type muslim and hamidm type muslims...]
There is no Pakistani Islamist. There might be some arab-wanna-bees, which could easily be marginalized by those who supported Ahmed Shah Masood.
[rather taliban taking over "moderate" pakiland... or atleast put up a big fight - blow up a lot of stuff...]
Far from it. People in Pakistan have already woken up. These arab intruders in NWFP will be removed like the flies in a cup of chenuk. Pathans, that I have known are usually very moderate people and want their society to develop.
Once they are shown, millions of dollars worth of investment is waiting to be spent in their territory, these people will get in line, and into the 21st. century. Only the mainstream politicians could do such a job.
[Sure - Babar was ruling over the punjab for a while - wasn't he afgan?]
No, he was not an Afghan. He was from Tashkent. He was a descendent of Mongols. Different from opium dealing Pashtoons of today. Their warrior thing is overblown. These Talibans are basically niswar-chewing fanatics who can easily be taken care of by those who belonged to the Northern Alliance under Ahmed Shah Masood, and they have been. That is why they have moved into Pakistan. However, since Pakistan created this monster, they will be taken of, within short order.
[Present day afgans are a pathetic lot but the fight here is between islamists and non-islamists - between zeemax type muslim and hamidm type muslims...]
There is no Pakistani Islamist. There might be some arab-wanna-bees, which could easily be marginalized by those who supported Ahmed Shah Masood.
[rather taliban taking over "moderate" pakiland... or atleast put up a big fight - blow up a lot of stuff...]
Far from it. People in Pakistan have already woken up. These arab intruders in NWFP will be removed like the flies in a cup of chenuk. Pathans, that I have known are usually very moderate people and want their society to develop.
Once they are shown, millions of dollars worth of investment is waiting to be spent in their territory, these people will get in line, and into the 21st. century. Only the mainstream politicians could do such a job.
#118 Posted by mohar11 on July 28, 2007 12:29:04 pm
117
Sure - Babar was ruling over the punjab for a while - wasn't he afgan?
Present day afgans are a pathetic lot but the fight here is between islamists and non-islamists - between zeemax type muslim and hamidm type muslims...
so it's a little different I suppose... it's not afgans taking over punjab - rather taliban taking over "moderate" pakiland... or atleast put up a big fight - blow up a lot of stuff...
Sure - Babar was ruling over the punjab for a while - wasn't he afgan?
Present day afgans are a pathetic lot but the fight here is between islamists and non-islamists - between zeemax type muslim and hamidm type muslims...
so it's a little different I suppose... it's not afgans taking over punjab - rather taliban taking over "moderate" pakiland... or atleast put up a big fight - blow up a lot of stuff...
#117 Posted by bubba on July 28, 2007 11:53:50 am
Re: # 108 Posted by zeemax on July 28, 2007 7:21:46 am
[Look, it is like Afghanistan, which is nothing compared to Pakistan. But now Afghanistan is taking over Pakistan. That's all I was saying.]
Are you suggesting that Pathans will be successful over the Punjabis? Has it ever happened in history?
[Look, it is like Afghanistan, which is nothing compared to Pakistan. But now Afghanistan is taking over Pakistan. That's all I was saying.]
Are you suggesting that Pathans will be successful over the Punjabis? Has it ever happened in history?
#116 Posted by KaalChakra on July 28, 2007 9:58:25 am
Zee, don't know whether followers of Islam are as ready in Pakistan as you believe they are, but if they are, then Echo dada may be falling behind times. He will have to identify terrorists not in the USA but first and foremost at home. Only then can foreign battles be fought and won... :(
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