Aafia Siddiqui to Appear in Court
i have a feeling she was detained and tortured for five years without a trial (despite claims of heavy evidence against her) and now when everyone's questioning her fate, the US authorities suddenly find her and send her to court
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scout_new
Aug 5, 2008 08:55 pm
i find it odd that she suddenly turns up in US custody within months of heavy media attention on this case, it's just not kosheri have a feeling she was detained and tortured for five years without a trial (despite claims of heavy evidence against her) and now when everyone's questioning her fate, the US authorities suddenly find her and send her to court
Fissures in the Middle
Posted by
scout_new
Aug 2, 2008 02:11 pm
nawaz sharif used to speak in urdu no matter what and wore traditional clothing, but ever since he got those hair transplants, he's started speaking furh furh angraizi and wearing tweed, yes tweed
Fissures in the Middle
hamidm, those men groped in private as far as i know
Posted by
scout_new
Aug 2, 2008 01:30 pm
we're probably the only badkismat country where our leader is a public chichora boob groper who likes to watch aishwarya rai dvdshamidm, those men groped in private as far as i know
Fissures in the Middle
Posted by
scout_new
Aug 2, 2008 01:08 pm
what more do you expect from a boob groper
Nipa Chowrangi
as if there weren't enough male chauvanist pigs trolling around chowk
yahan to pathar uthao, tahir jaisi koi cheez nikal aati hai
Posted by
scout_new
May 10, 2008 12:19 pm
"Only your husband or an elder in the family can shed a brighter light on that."as if there weren't enough male chauvanist pigs trolling around chowk
yahan to pathar uthao, tahir jaisi koi cheez nikal aati hai
When a Knock at the Door is Not Enough
Posted by
scout_new
May 10, 2008 11:49 am
good essay, it's amazing what kind of crippling fear abusive men instill in their wives, i once tried to get a battered woman to leave her husband, even forced her to speak to a social worker, but she feared for her children's lives and stayed
Nipa Chowrangi
Posted by
scout_new
May 10, 2008 11:40 am
this would make a nice short film with the graphic visuals and the succinct plot, have a go at it shandana?
Race to the Finish
Posted by
scout_new
May 7, 2008 07:27 pm
wawawawaw
Still Looking!
Posted by
scout_new
May 6, 2008 08:35 pm
cute article, i think all desi girls go through this at some point in their lives
Color-Blind Love
any offspring of such unions lose their racial/cultural/religious purity."
there is no such thing as racial/cultural/religious purity, surely you know that
Posted by
scout_new
Apr 4, 2008 05:56 am
"i can seen of inter-racial/inter-cultural/inter-religious marriages is thatany offspring of such unions lose their racial/cultural/religious purity."
there is no such thing as racial/cultural/religious purity, surely you know that
Color-Blind Love
i knew one interracial couple in our extended family, unfortunately it ended up in divorce, mainly due to the fact that the husband (a pakistani) made his gori wife, convert, change her name, her dress, forced her to make desi food, alienated her from her family and friends.... and she let him.... in the first five years of marriage she tolerated it, the second five she tolerated it for her kids, and one day she just left him and her kids, married her high school sweetheart
Posted by
scout_new
Apr 4, 2008 05:41 am
nice article, i think the key to the longevity and health of interracial marriages is balance, you and your wife have a very healthy and respectful outlook to both your cultures and religions, the dynamics at home are not skewed in one directioni knew one interracial couple in our extended family, unfortunately it ended up in divorce, mainly due to the fact that the husband (a pakistani) made his gori wife, convert, change her name, her dress, forced her to make desi food, alienated her from her family and friends.... and she let him.... in the first five years of marriage she tolerated it, the second five she tolerated it for her kids, and one day she just left him and her kids, married her high school sweetheart
Remembering You
“I am so clever that sometimes I don\'t understand a single word of what I am saying.”
Posted by
scout_new
Feb 2, 2008 06:47 pm
this was a beautiful poem, it was courageous of you to share your pain... the loss of a family member is the most difficult experience, and the loss of a sibling is twice the sorrow, not only do you lose a brother, but you also lose a friend... may his soul rest in peace“I am so clever that sometimes I don\'t understand a single word of what I am saying.”
Abdul Latif Khalid (1944-2007)
Posted by
scout_new
Dec 24, 2007 03:15 pm
you are the remarkable son of a remarkable man, may God bless you and give you strength at this difficult time
Feminism Under Veil
a few things....it's easy to fall under the spell of impractical idealism at your age, i'm guessing from your bio you're in your early twenties? i'm glad wearing the hijab is working out so well for you, but, my dear, i'm afraid you're romanticizing it a bit too much, NO, the hijab does not prevent rape and violence against women, i have witnessed fully clothed, hijabed, chaddored women in Karachi harrassed by lascivious men, if your claim was true, that hijab, that covering would protect them, but that's just not the case....
to me, the hijab is strictly, a religious garment which certain Muslim women wear for personal Islamic reasons, as long as it's an individual religious decision, there is nothing wrong with it....
problems arise when hijabis feel moral and religious superiority over non-hijabis and start sermonizing which you are doing, albeit veiled in this 'feminism' angle
you seem like a smart woman, i hope you grow out of this 'i'm-invincible-because-i'm-a-hijabi' phase, don't get me wrong, wear it with conviction, for your religion, for your personal comfort, and that's about it
Posted by
scout_new
Dec 17, 2007 10:15 pm
nikhat,a few things....it's easy to fall under the spell of impractical idealism at your age, i'm guessing from your bio you're in your early twenties? i'm glad wearing the hijab is working out so well for you, but, my dear, i'm afraid you're romanticizing it a bit too much, NO, the hijab does not prevent rape and violence against women, i have witnessed fully clothed, hijabed, chaddored women in Karachi harrassed by lascivious men, if your claim was true, that hijab, that covering would protect them, but that's just not the case....
to me, the hijab is strictly, a religious garment which certain Muslim women wear for personal Islamic reasons, as long as it's an individual religious decision, there is nothing wrong with it....
problems arise when hijabis feel moral and religious superiority over non-hijabis and start sermonizing which you are doing, albeit veiled in this 'feminism' angle
you seem like a smart woman, i hope you grow out of this 'i'm-invincible-because-i'm-a-hijabi' phase, don't get me wrong, wear it with conviction, for your religion, for your personal comfort, and that's about it
Pakistani Twist to “Aliens in America” TV Series
Posted by
scout_new
Oct 2, 2007 07:55 am
why does she act like she works in a cubicle
Pakistani Twist to “Aliens in America” TV Series
you wouldn't know a tongue in cheek comment if it hit you over the head, bounced off the walls in your cubicle and exploded in front of you
Posted by
scout_new
Oct 2, 2007 07:39 am
amansandhu,you wouldn't know a tongue in cheek comment if it hit you over the head, bounced off the walls in your cubicle and exploded in front of you
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