ravishingravi Posted November 16, 2011 Posted November 16, 2011 We are opening an NGO called "India Pakistan Friendship Club". The aim being to help people interact with each other, mobilize and put pressure on their governments for good constructive and cooperative ties. All the hate and wars does not benefit anybody. We have enrolled more than 100,000 people in an orkut community by the same name. And now we are registering it as an NGO with an actual office and with accounts, and a vision. Wonderful!
Rajiv Posted November 20, 2011 Posted November 20, 2011 Maybe the NGO should see this College student referring to India as "will hindus mind change" We are trying to take over their culture - i.e, injecting indian tv etc in their minds? - classic Zp07EBvJA3M al8R43zmdSI h3Zt5yfzHRw uFf9TtTwmMg
surajmal Posted November 20, 2011 Posted November 20, 2011 College student referring to India as "will hindus mind change" Pakistan is, without doubt, the biggest identity crisis on a mass scale in the history of mankind.
jairamesh Posted December 4, 2011 Posted December 4, 2011 In many of Imran Khan's interview he comes across as socialist savior for the suffering masses of Pakistan, but listen carefully to his words and he promotes strong right-wing views bordering on fascism, especially promoting religion in the way of life, he is another Zia. And more importantly he will be impotent going against the Pak Army's policies. The Pakistan Army is one of the world biggest Military Industrial Complex, who benefits hugely economically from anti-India stance. I mean one example is; the Pak Army forcing private companies to use their huge Trucking fleets for haulage of goods across the country rather than the rail service so it can garner more profits. Conservative data points to the Pak Military Industrial Complex generating annual revenues of US$20billion! with businesses ranging from hotels to manufacturing soap!
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