An account of the brutal public murder of two innocent brothers committed by the people of a village near Sialkot. Has the Pakistani nation become so insensitive, brutal and savage to commit such an act?
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Are Muslims the New Niggers of America? – My Comment on Roger Ebert’s Post
My Comment on Roger Ebert’s Post: “Ten Things I Know About the Mosque”
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