Strange Co-Incident?

Pakistan 1st

Pakistan 1st

Minister (2k+ posts)
Star Gazer said:
Jhoot ka sahara kab tak lo gay!
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yeh bhi jhoot hay na??

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drkjke

Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
check out one thing .how mqm is supporting tahirulqadri while its in present government too!such hypocrites are hard to find in universe like mqm people .lol. also who is mqm going to do march against on 14 January (with tahir qadri)?will they do march against themselves?as mqm is strongly in the present government both at federal and provincial level...mqm people you are such deceptive liars that even the hindu chaankiyaa,s soul will do suicide seeing that you overtook him.haha
 
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Star Gazer

Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
Pakistan 1st said:
yeh bhi jhoot hay na??

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No source is quoted, no name of the reporter or news paper, no date, what else it is besides a Jhoot?
I have to quote Ummat for you but then you get upset that that is cooked up!
Koi to standard ya Asool bana lo! Have some character, good or ..... but have one.
 
zindabad.Pakistan

zindabad.Pakistan

Senator (1k+ posts)
just for your clarification as u are misleading and propagating against Minhaj ul Quran Flag (my humble request u to research before u post)..."KISI K JHOOTA HONAY K LIYE ITNA HEE KAFI HAY K WO SUNI SUNAYI BAAT KO PHELATA HAY"
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masti

Politcal Worker (100+ posts)
darkinsky said:
:lol::lol::lol::lol:

what about this

sheikh hasina (very pro indian anti pakistani) party flag

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tehreek insaf

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First of all the first flag is not of PTI . Second is that the first flag donot show the sign of moon and star in white which PTI flag shows . So your fake propaganda against PTI has badly failed . Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha . Lolzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz :lol:. A big BURNOL for MQM,PPP,PMLN,ANP,JUI,TUQ .
 
Pakistan 1st

Pakistan 1st

Minister (2k+ posts)
Star Gazer said:
No source is quoted, no name of the reporter or news paper, no date, what else it is besides a Jhoot?
I have to quote Ummat for you but then you get upset that that is cooked up!
Koi to standard ya Asool bana lo! Have some character, good or ..... but have one.
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Here is the source ... and keep in mind, I never count UMMAT a credible source to refer else I'd post much more than that.

Hope you consider Jang and News a credible source .. If not, then LMAO :lol:

http://www.thenews.com.pk/Todays-News-13-12940-No-threat-to-Pakistan-from-Taliban-ideology-Imran


No threat to Pakistan from Taliban ideology: Imran

LONDON: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf chairman Imran Khan has defined the insurgency in Pakistan-Afghanistan Pushtun dominated areas as a fight for Pashtun solidarity against a foreign invader, insisting that there is no threat to Pakistan from the Taliban ideology and that he will completely pull out of the war on terror after coming to power.

Khan has also claimed that his party has the power to block the government on any issue but was too busy for the landslides electoral win. He was interviewed by The Observer to celebrate his approaching 60th birthday at his home in Islamabad. He told the paper that a huge change is coming to Pakistan and a revolution is on its way against a corrupt political elite who plunder Pakistan and was certain that, within eight months to a year, his party will be in power. This country will go through its biggest change ever. A revolution is coming.

The British paper, which has closely followed Khans political journey, admitted that his surge in the polls was a real achievement after the politician being dismissed as hopeless by everyone.

Khan spoke about his marriage to Jemima Goldsmith, daughter of the late billionaire Sir James Goldsmith, after she converted to Islam. I had always wanted to marry a Pakistani, but I realised while I was playing cricket that sport at that level and marriage were not compatible. So I decided Id only get married when I gave up sport.

His involvement with the Shaukat Khanum Memorial Hospital meant that the whole board [of the hospital] said I needed to keep playing so they could raise money. So I carried on until I was 39, and by then I was too old for an arranged marriage. I just could no longer trust someone else to find someone for me.

So I found it very difficult. The irony was I thought all the 25-year-olds were too young, and I was still looking when I met Jemimaand she was 21. It would have had a greater chance of working if I hadnt been involved in politics, or she had been Pakistani. Or if she could have got involved in the politics with me, khan told the paper, adding that Jemimas Jewish background became weak spot as his political opponents targeted him.

Because they attacked me and her, calling me part of the Jewish lobby, she couldnt get involved in politics and that was the beginning of it becoming more and more difficult. And she really gave it her best shot. I look back and think: Could my marriage have worked? I think of the words of the prophet [Mohammed]: Dont fight destiny because destiny is God. I believe the past is to learn from, not live in. Khan said he has been influenced primarily by the Sufi strand of Islamic practice, which emphasises a believers direct engagement with God, and Allama Iqbal, who is my great inspiration, clashes with the mullahs. The message of all religions is to be just and humane, but it is often distorted by the clergy.

Khan defended his alliance with extremist groupPakistan Defence Councilon the grounds that his party needed to reach out to everybody, without endorsing their Islamist views.

When in power, Khan said, he will cut government expenditure and raise tax collection, turn the mansions and villas of senior officialsthese colonial symbolsinto libraries or even museums.

As for relations with Washington, Khan said: We need to be a friend of American, but not a hired gun. We will take no aid from them. We will stand on our own feet, with a fully sovereign foreign policy and no terrorism from our soil.

Khan told the paper that amongst world leaders, he admired Recep Tayyip Erdogan, the moderate Islamist Turkish prime minister; Brazils Lula da Silva, who forced a better redistribution of his countrys newly generated wealth; Mahathir Mohamad and Lee Kuan Yew of Malaysia and Singapore, two authoritarians.

 
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Star Gazer

Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
you have to understand that if you use Jang and News as credible sources then it is for all they report.If you want to pick and choose then it is your whim!

You do know what is their standard and interests? if not find that out first and then, enjoy!
 
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wadera

Senator (1k+ posts)
Pakistan 1st said:
Here is the source ... and keep in mind, I never count UMMAT a credible source to refer else I'd post much more than that.

Hope you consider Jang and News a credible source .. If not, then LMAO :lol:

http://www.thenews.com.pk/Todays-News-13-12940-No-threat-to-Pakistan-from-Taliban-ideology-Imran


No threat to Pakistan from Taliban ideology: Imran

LONDON: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf chairman Imran Khan has defined the insurgency in Pakistan-Afghanistan Pushtun dominated areas as a “fight for Pashtun solidarity against a foreign invader”, insisting that “there is no threat to Pakistan from the Taliban ideology” and that he will completely pull out of the war on terror after coming to power.

Khan has also claimed that his party has the power to block the government on any issue but was too busy for the landslides electoral win. He was interviewed by The Observer to celebrate his approaching 60th birthday at his home in Islamabad. He told the paper that “a huge change” is coming to Pakistan and a “revolution” is on its way against a “corrupt political elite” who “plunder” Pakistan and was certain that, within eight months to a year, his party will be “in power”. “This country will go through its biggest change ever. A revolution is coming.”

The British paper, which has closely followed Khan’s political journey, admitted that his surge in the polls was a real achievement after the politician being dismissed as hopeless by everyone.

Khan spoke about his marriage to Jemima Goldsmith, daughter of the late billionaire Sir James Goldsmith, after she converted to Islam. “I had always wanted to marry a Pakistani, but I realised while I was playing cricket that sport at that level and marriage were not compatible. So I decided I’d only get married when I gave up sport.”

His involvement with the Shaukat Khanum Memorial Hospital meant that “the whole board [of the hospital] said I needed to keep playing so they could raise money. So I carried on until I was 39, and by then I was too old for an arranged marriage. I just could no longer trust someone else to find someone for me.

“So I found it very difficult. The irony was I thought all the 25-year-olds were too young, and I was still looking when I met Jemima—and she was 21.” “It would have had a greater chance of working if I hadn’t been involved in politics, or she had been Pakistani. Or if she could have got involved in the politics with me,” khan told the paper, adding that Jemima’s Jewish background became “weak spot” as his political opponents targeted him.

“Because they attacked me and her, calling me part of the Jewish lobby, she couldn’t get involved in politics and that was the beginning of it becoming more and more difficult. And she really gave it her best shot. I look back and think: Could my marriage have worked? I think of the words of the prophet [Mohammed]: ‘Don’t fight destiny because destiny is God.’ I believe the past is to learn from, not live in.” Khan said he has been influenced primarily by the Sufi strand of Islamic practice, which emphasises a believer’s direct engagement with God, and Allama Iqbal, who is my great inspiration, clashes with the mullahs. “The message of all religions is to be just and humane, but it is often distorted by the clergy.”

Khan defended his alliance with extremist group—Pakistan Defence Council—on the grounds that his party needed to reach out to everybody, without endorsing their Islamist views.

When in power, Khan said, he will cut government expenditure and raise tax collection, turn the mansions and villas of senior officials—”these colonial symbols”—into libraries or even museums.

As for relations with Washington, Khan said: “We need to be a friend of American, but not a hired gun. We will take no aid from them. We will stand on our own feet, with a fully sovereign foreign policy and no terrorism from our soil.

Khan told the paper that amongst world leaders, he admired Recep Tayyip Erdogan, the moderate Islamist Turkish prime minister; Brazil’s Lula da Silva, who forced a better redistribution of his country’s newly generated wealth; Mahathir Mohamad and Lee Kuan Yew of Malaysia and Singapore, two authoritarians.
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A simple question for a dimwit like you. Hopefully you won't divert and answer objectively.

Do tell me if TTP was there and active before Mushy and his acceptance of War on 'Terror'? .. this only started when foreign invaders attacked our northern areas ..

Perhaps for you drones are acceptable too?
 
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knower

Minister (2k+ posts)
kiya jahilana thread hai janaab

Same colors to Tehreek e Insaf ke jhande main bhi hain.... ishe kehte hain, apne haat pe khud hi hatoda marna
 
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