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So how many Pakis were there in the flotilla - and what sort of peace they were aiming for? ISLAMABAD: Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi has called upon United States to use its influence for the recovery of Pakistani nationals who were aboard Freedom Flotilla. Interacting with media persons here on Monday, Qureshi said he has contacted Holbrooke on phone on the issue of recovery of Talat Hussain. “Pakistan’s ambassador to Jordam, Oman, Lebano and European Union have been asked to collect information about whereabouts of Pakistanis. The foreign minister said that an emergency meeting of the OIC should be called to slam deadly Israeli raid that killed up to 19 pro-Palestinians peace activists. About Talat’s safety, he said the government has not been able to collect any information in this connection. http://www.thenews.com.pk/updates.asp?id=105833

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Talat Hussain is a respected news journalist
Sushma Swaraj b**chslapped him so hard that he was almost reduced to tears in an interview she gave to PTV during a visit to pakistan 9 years ago.
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Sushma Swaraj b**chslapped him so hard that he was almost reduced to tears in an interview she gave to PTV during a visit to pakistan 9 years ago.
Do you want a gold star for that? Wtf does that have to do with the topic. OP said why are there Pakistanis in Israel, its because he's a journalist.
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Do you want a gold star for that? Wtf does that have to do with the topic. OP said why are there Pakistanis in Israel' date=' its because he's a journalist.[/quote']The term "respected" cannot be justifiably applied to any pakistani - alive or dead. This guy is a pretty poor journalist and the fact that he was on this boat confirms that he is also a moron.
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The term "respected" cannot be justifiably applied to any pakistani - alive or dead. This guy is a pretty poor journalist and the fact that he was on this boat confirms that he is also a moron.
:--DSums it up beautifully
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The term "respected" cannot be justifiably applied to any pakistani - alive or dead. This guy is a pretty poor journalist and the fact that he was on this boat confirms that he is also a moron.
You won't consider Abdus Salam 'respected'? And why does him being on the boat confirm that he is a moron?
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You won't consider Abdus Salam 'respected'?
He was practically hounded out of pakistan' date=' his words censored and grave defaced. His being pakistani was only a technicality - but he was a great man yes.
And why does him being on the boat confirm that he is a moron?
Umm... a boat intending to break the naval blockade enforced by Israel ... thats why. This after previous 8 similar attempts had failed.
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He was practically hounded out of pakistan, his words censored and grave defaced. His being pakistani was only a technicality - but he was a great man yes.
Brilliant cop out. Anyone who does not confirm to your binary module of what a Pakistani should be like, is a Pakistani only in 'technicality'.
Umm... a boat intending to break the naval blockade enforced by Israel ... thats why. This after previous 8 similar attempts had failed.
Journalists go into these kind of situations, sometimes even undermining local laws to uncover truth and get news out. All morons!
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Brilliant cop out. Anyone who does not confirm to your binary module of what a Pakistani should be like' date=' is a Pakistani only in 'technicality'.[/quote']Abdus Salam was declared a non-muslim, he fled his country. Non-muslims are discriminated in pakistan because of their religion and denied some very fundamental rights by the law itself. He was clearly not a pakistani "citizen" in the full spirit of the word. Several of us referred to Faisal Shehzad as a pakistani - not because of citizenship (he was a US citizen) - but because he was paki in spirit.
Journalists go into these kind of situations, sometimes even undermining local laws to uncover truth and get news out. All morons!
He was not aboard the ship to merely cover the event, he was wholly with the organizers stated aim of breaking an Israeli naval blockade - therefore a moron.
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Abdus Salam was declared a non-muslim, he fled his country. Non-muslims are discriminated in pakistan because of their religion and denied some very fundamental rights by the law itself. He was clearly not a pakistani "citizen" in the full spirit of the word. Several of us referred to Faisal Shehzad as a pakistani - not because of citizenship (he was a US citizen) - but because he was paki in spirit. He was not aboard the ship to merely cover the event, he was wholly with the organizers stated aim of breaking an Israeli naval blockade - therefore a moron.
It's a journalist's job to enter possible risky situations, thats what makes them reporters, whats moronic about that? So just because he was on the boat with them, he was "wholly with the organisers" ? Sure he might have agreed with them but who said he had anything to do with their mission. People like you are the real morons I'm afraid
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It's a journalist's job to enter possible risky situations, thats what makes them reporters, whats moronic about that? So just because he was on the boat with them, he was "wholly with the organisers" ? Sure he might have agreed with them but who said he had anything to do with their mission. People like you are the real morons I'm afraid
That makes him a moron straightaway. He has also said that he will do this again and again till the blockade is broken, which confirms his moronic nature.
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That makes him a moron straightaway. He has also said that he will do this again and again till the blockade is broken' date=' which confirms his moronic nature.[/quote'] It makes him a moron to feel for the Palestinian people who don't have food or aid?
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It makes him a moron to feel for the Palestinian people who don't have food or aid?
Its not about aid. Israel said that the cargo can be delivered via the ICRC or the UN through the land route. But this moron and the idiots who he supports would not agree.
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