The Late Quaid Day Post
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- Anyone remember Taleem-o-Tarbiet? Grew up reading it. 8 hours ago
- Watching Pakistani talk shows to find a way to improve the country's condition is like expecting the dead to come to life again by mourning. 8 hours ago
- War is never actually about morality. However, morality is its greatest fuel. 9 hours ago
- Last RT is true. It's a world of hopeless cynics who should all have committed suicide by now. Including me. 9 hours ago
- That being said, I think all such treason verdicts are harsh. 9 hours ago
- Before we get all outraged by how Shakil Afridi is being treated for Ben Laden episode, must not forget the way he used was most shameful. 9 hours ago
- Facebook groups are pretty scary. Like any group. 9 hours ago
- Meher Bukhari's talk show on why four children committed suicide is terribly moderated by her. No focus, too much emotion. 9 hours ago
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How to Beat the Mullahs? Don’t Let Them Play
How to Beat the Mullahs. A response to an article by Five Rupees.
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