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Mrs Bakhtiar Was Pushed

Extraordinary Rendition 

11th September, 2001 was another fateful day in the history of revolution, which gave a new impetus to the emancipation and empowerment of masses. The noted humanist and social activist, Mr Armitage got in touch with the Great Leader, and conveyed to him the love and affection of the American public for the revolution and for its leaders. As a small token of this affection, he offered that the country could be bombed back to the Stone Age. The Great Leader, General Tinpot said (at the risk of sounding ungrateful), that actually the country was already there. He showed him a large collection of stones, which had been thrown at him by the masses, in delirious adulation. Mr. Armitage was convinced that this would be a most beneficial action, as the only gift of Pakistan to the human civilisation were lower Palaeolithic flint tools from the Soan Valley, before Imran Khan invented the reverse swing (with the help of Coca Cola bottle tops, he added: An American contribution).

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Frustrated & Angry

 

I thought i should refrain from adding the video but anger and frustration shows what Pakistan and Pakistanis are going through

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Ali Ahsan Exposes Mush stooges

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Judges | Judiciary

Kashif Abassi on PkPolitics

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Politics | Media

Don’t Send Me To That Town

 By Qaiser Abbas Zaidi

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resistance poetry, art and literature

Be nice to US

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The Glorious Revolution

Extraordinary Rendition 

12th October, 1999 was a milestone in the history of Pakistan. On that day the nation cast off the shackles on freedom of expression, and started the process of banishing the grim memories of repression of Zia era. There was a flowering of new avenues of expression, and the phenomenal rise of new genres and art forms. This renaissance of liberal and secular outlook was further developed under the enlightened and forward looking supervision of PEMRA and the Press Complaints Commission. More...

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Army | Musharraf

MUSHARRAF MUST GO

by Omar Ali

The political crisis in Pakistan is primarily a creation of military rule. Because the army cannot maintain its dominant position in the face of "normal politics", its agencies work overtime to derail such politics and to undermine any popular leadership. They also encourage local mafias with a view to undermining national parties (since those parties can potentially mobilize the people against the army). The only hope for Pakistan lies in immediately throwing army rule in reverse. More...

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Musharraf

Subah Azadi

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resistance poetry, art and literature

Re: Resistance Art and Literature

When the world was still to be born
When Adam was still to receive his form
Then my relationship began More...

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resistance poetry, art and literature