Owais A Saeed March 24, 2000
#9 Posted by ylh on April 2, 2000 8:48:44 pm
I have tried whenever I have gotten the chance to bring up the Kashmir ISSUE here in the US .....
and I hope people will one day ... and that day will be soon inshallah realize the dream of the Kashmiris ..... to be free of Indian Oppression ...
In Passing once again .... SHOOT OUT TO THE VALIANT PAKISTANI TEAM FOR WINNING THE SHARJAH CUP!!!!!
and I hope people will one day ... and that day will be soon inshallah realize the dream of the Kashmiris ..... to be free of Indian Oppression ...
In Passing once again .... SHOOT OUT TO THE VALIANT PAKISTANI TEAM FOR WINNING THE SHARJAH CUP!!!!!
#8 Posted by dawood on March 29, 2000 5:44:45 pm
``. I was teaching at a local school in India. [SIC]As soon as the school bell rang [SIC]I sat in my car and left for the playground.
..........
I have even bought the ticket well in advance and on top of it in black at a price that exceeds my salary of half a year. So what do you say?``
What I say is you have a goofy arithmetic sense.
You could afford a CAR in India on a TEACHER’s salary and the ticket cost you half of your annual pay?
Thank God you are a medical student and not designing the Mars probe...
..........
I have even bought the ticket well in advance and on top of it in black at a price that exceeds my salary of half a year. So what do you say?``
What I say is you have a goofy arithmetic sense.
You could afford a CAR in India on a TEACHER’s salary and the ticket cost you half of your annual pay?
Thank God you are a medical student and not designing the Mars probe...
#7 Posted by Be-nam on March 29, 2000 1:22:35 am
ylh #6
I hope most, if not all, of us know that the struggle of the Kashmiris to free themselves from the non-muslim rulers goes back to the 1930s /at the very least/.
Do read Sheikh Abdullah`s ``Aatish-e-Chinar``, an autobiography published in the 1980s. I should really like to know how many of us, engaged in the discussions on Kashmir, have read that autobiography as well as the history of the struggle of the Kashmiris to break out of the shackles of being a chattle of the descendents of one of the most crooked viziers of Ranjit Singh.
I hope most, if not all, of us know that the struggle of the Kashmiris to free themselves from the non-muslim rulers goes back to the 1930s /at the very least/.
Do read Sheikh Abdullah`s ``Aatish-e-Chinar``, an autobiography published in the 1980s. I should really like to know how many of us, engaged in the discussions on Kashmir, have read that autobiography as well as the history of the struggle of the Kashmiris to break out of the shackles of being a chattle of the descendents of one of the most crooked viziers of Ranjit Singh.
#6 Posted by ylh on March 28, 2000 10:13:20 pm
Shoot out to the valiant Kashmiris in their Historic struggle for the right of self determination .....
and in passing shoot out to the valiant Pakistani team which has done us proud in the last 2 games in Sharjah
and in passing shoot out to the valiant Pakistani team which has done us proud in the last 2 games in Sharjah
#5 Posted by Skyway on March 28, 2000 4:05:26 pm
What does cricket has to do with your problems, you ask? In one word: Kashmir!
Think about it.
Think about it.
#2 Posted by ylh on March 25, 2000 2:18:03 pm
Chowkies` indifference towards cricket is Most displeasing ..... It is the best game in the whole wide world ......
#1 Posted by ylh on March 24, 2000 11:45:52 pm
For long now I have felt .... that if there was to be another Unifier for Pakistan other than Islam it has to be Cricket .... however like the coveted religion, Cricket too has become a source of Controversy .....
Pakistan`s ignonimous defeat in the 1999 World Cup final ... and their dismal perfomance eversince
has taken away from me something that I had long cherished ... and I am sure most Pakistanis cherished .... the national pride which we all feel when the commentator says ``Pakistan wins`` ...
Last year was particularly tough for me because I went through a nasty break up ... but what added to my depression and I constantly felt .. was Pakistan`s failing perfomance in Cricket ...
Pakistan`s ignonimous defeat in the 1999 World Cup final ... and their dismal perfomance eversince
has taken away from me something that I had long cherished ... and I am sure most Pakistanis cherished .... the national pride which we all feel when the commentator says ``Pakistan wins`` ...
Last year was particularly tough for me because I went through a nasty break up ... but what added to my depression and I constantly felt .. was Pakistan`s failing perfomance in Cricket ...
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