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#41  Postby andyx1205 » Jan 31, 2012 1:31 am

Btw, my Pakistani friend noted that because of Imran Khan's cooperation with corrupt individuals, the popularity of his party is being negatively affected. I looked up a video on youtube and found this. It's in urdu.

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#42  Postby andyx1205 » Jan 31, 2012 6:16 am

Highly recommended.

http://afpak.foreignpolicy.com/posts/20 ... w_pakistan

Interview with Imran Khan by Foreign Policy mag.
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#43  Postby cavarka9 » Feb 05, 2012 6:05 am

andyx1205 wrote:What I respect about atheist revolutionaries such as Che or Bhagat Singh (my parents just won't accept that he wasn't Sikh, lol) is that they are willing to sacrifice their their life for the greater good while acknowledging there is no afterlife. This is much braver than believing you are going to go to Heaven and get rewarded with gifts from Allah, because you really aren't sacrificing your life, you just want to go to the next, better life. Btw you've probably read Bhagat Singh's Why I Am an Atheist but it's interesting.

Btw you might be surprised that Noam Chomsky once said that the word "conservative" has lost its meaning today, and that he would call himself one of the only conservatives around. It makes sense, since people who adhere to double standards are very liberal with their values. In that sense there's barely any conservative politicians around, one day they say this, the other day they say that.


yeah i read bhagat singh's why i am an atheist, the bit I remember was that he was little too respectful to reincarnation concept among hindus.
well, I have always felt that we are not limited by our compassion or by our passion or resources but by our economy.
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#44  Postby cavarka9 » Feb 05, 2012 7:09 am



didnt watch, but karan is putting imran tough questions atleast at the beginning, karan can be ruthless at times but usually does that against people he doesnt like, or against bjp or against the people whom he knows are articulate enough to answer.
well, I have always felt that we are not limited by our compassion or by our passion or resources but by our economy.
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#45  Postby cavarka9 » Feb 10, 2012 4:08 pm

well, I have always felt that we are not limited by our compassion or by our passion or resources but by our economy.
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