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[5 Feb 2013 | 27 Comments | 4,083 views]
Junaid Jamshed and Nida Yasir: cost of TRPs is lifestyle and culture

Nida Yasir and ARY Digital might have been able to have raised their TRPs and viewership for a very short period of time but they are not realizing what the are promoting. This is very anti-thesis to the lifestyle Nida Yasir and ARY’s management has subscribed to – the modern urban luxurious lifestyle. Giving free license on air to such dangerous mullahs to spill their hatred against women will come down to haunt these women who are promoting them now for money.

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[28 Jan 2013 | 4 Comments | 1,641 views]
Pakistan’s Shia Genocide 101

For decades Shia Muslims have been killed in Pakistan and the issue has either been pushed under the carpet or obfuscated using blanket terms such as ‘sectarian violence’. Both the print and the electronic media have on purpose hidden the Shia identity of the victims. The victims are often reported as mere ‘afraad’ [persons] randomly killed, not targeted for their faith.

Most Pakistanis have been silent on the issue, not uttering a word as if speaking for the Shia will make them a Shia. However, they do have time and energy to protest for Palestinians, Burmese or Syrians. The civil society and activists on social media, or otherwise, hesitate to use the word Shia – apparently they condemn the bloodshed but are shy of using the word Shia, like the mainstream media. This does not help. This is rather part of the problem.

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[9 Dec 2012 | No Comment | 189 views]
#ShiaGenocide online protest by PSAPak.com – Week 2

Pakistan is home to 40 million Shia and 150 million moderate Sunnis. A few thousand Takfiri Deobandis have hijacked the country and Sunni identity. The silent majority should break the ice and speak on the issue. Further details of events in the future will be published later. Everyone is requested to keep raising their voice on the issue using the hash-tag #ShiaGenocide and #TakfiriDeobandi.

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[27 Nov 2012 | No Comment | 1,108 views]
50 ways to gracefully ignore Shia Genocide

It was easier to maintain (shameless) ‘neutrality’ and remain silent on the issue of persecution of Shia in Pakistan in the past when media would completely blackout any news of killing of Shia; pushing it under the carpet in the name of ‘maintaining order’. Gone are those days and some sectarian fascist bloggers, in addition to some Shia social media initiatives, have highlighted the issue effectively. Considering the fact that it has become increasingly difficult over time to remain silent on the issue and not get labels like ‘ShiaPhobe’, I would like to present some helpful tips to gracefully ignore Shia Genocide. I hope these will serve you well to gracefully ignore Shia Genocide.

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[21 Oct 2012 | 335 Comments | 34,875 views]
Debunking Malala conspiracy theories

The US has used one of their CIA agents (Taliban) to attack another of their CIA Agents (Malala) to pave the way for an operation against the first CIA Agent who attacked her (Taliban). So basically Taliban attacked Malala to facilitate an operation against themselves because the US asked them to. Brilliant, isn’t it?
So please, cut the crap and stop your conspiracy theories. Its plan disgusting – just disgusting. You have the heart to make up conspiracies around an innocent CHILD?! Malala will recover but you will not. All I would tell you is that if Malala is a CIA Agent, all this country needs is millions more of them.

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[8 Oct 2012 | 18 Comments | 2,462 views]
Man of the match is Allah

For years we have heard and have become accustomed to the misfit calls to Allah in the post match ceremonies. Allah gets more mention than the player responsible for winning or losing the game. Why bother with this ceremony after every match when the man of the match for every game is Allah?

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[26 Feb 2012 | No Comment | 1,664 views]
Iran Chronicles Part 2: The modern capital Tehran

Tehran, the modern capital of Iran is a bustling city of over 15 million. There is so much to Tehran that you can’t do justice to the city in days – it’s a matter of weeks. The variety which the city offers breaks stereotypes and can amaze anyone!

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[27 Aug 2011 | One Comment | 1,211 views]
“Sports should be banned in Pakistan” says Miandad in Shaista Wahidi’s Utho Jaago Pakistan

The highlights of the show (i) Javed Miandad says Sports should be banned in Pakistan because Sports and Education can not go together and (ii) the Sharjah hero weeps like a kid wiping his tears off his cheeks as Shaista Wahidi shows a video clip regarding Miandad’s sponsored madrassah in Karachi hosting 600 kids.

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[19 Aug 2011 | 11 Comments | 2,855 views]
Halal Capitalism: Junaid Jamshed cashing in his vaccines after chips

Our very own D-D-D-Dil Dil Dil Pakistan fame (Oops! That’s haraam now) Halal Lays chips fame Junaid Jamshed has been a party to Halal Capitalism by endorsing Lays Chips certifying their Halal-ness a couple of years back pocketing millions. Now, that Halal healthcare is making inroads into Pakistan; being truly dynamic and dedicated to Halal Capitalism, Maulana sahib has not wasted a moment to join hands with these fascists capitalists exploiting religion.

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[16 Aug 2011 | 5 Comments | 813 views]
Zakir Naik and reflected moon light

Clowns like Zakir Naik have made a joke of both Science and Religion. With such gibberish and taka-tak mix of religion and science, they are only adding to the preilious state of Muslims. The golden age of Muslims, of which these Islamists take pride in, was not a product of finding lame scientific excuses out of Quran but was a result of serious dedication to Islamic/Quranic message to seek knowledge, to unleash the universe and its hidden patterns. The likes of Al Razi, Ibn Sina and Al Farabi did not crammed page numbers and their contents, neither did they attempt to make scientific advancements by wasting their time trying to make up “scientific explanations” out of Quran. There should be no doubt that the modern world and all of us are indebted to the Muslim scientists who contributed to literally every field of Science – they took up the work done by Greeks and took it to a new level resulting in Muslim Golden Age. However, at the heart of this scientific advancements was unflinching dedication to critical thinking and a burning desire to know, to uncover the universe. The likes of Zakir Naik only make

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[16 Aug 2011 | 6 Comments | 765 views]
Zakir Naik and Polygamy

To be fair to men, let’s get back to Zakir Nai’s principle: “Thus the only two options before a woman who cannot find a husband is to marry a married man or to become public property.” Now that we have concluded that it’s actually men who outnumber women and not the other way around, this suggest there will be millions of unmarried men looking for women to marry. The only option for them would be either to become “public property” – which of course we don’t want to happen, therefore, we should allow polyandry i.e. one woman marrying multiple men.

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[15 Aug 2011 | 4 Comments | 13,873 views]
Top 10 Pakistani national songs (milli naghmey)

We have all grown up listening to a new stream of national songs being aired every Independence day. I can still recall how after telecasting Azaan-e-Maghrib, FM radio and TV channels first aired a Naat followed by a national song and then reverted to their regular business. It was the same this year, an endless stream of national songs followed the Iftar announcement on TV channels and I wondered what are Pakistan’s most favourite national songs? Tough question, I know as there are so many of them and many of them really good but I wanted to find out the most popular Pakistani national songs. Based on a quick survey conducted on social networks, some online discussion forums and monitoring the hits for many songs online, I came up with the following list.

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[5 Aug 2011 | One Comment | 452 views]
How Pakistan works ?

After reporting on Pakistan for nearly 20 years, Anatol has developed a deep affection for Pakistan which is noticeable throughout the book as he writes about the country with concern, “a place that cries out for the combined talents of a novelist, an anthropologist and a painter.” The book provides some fresh concepts on a routinely misinterpreted country, a very interesting and essential read, full of learning and humour, provided you have a good understanding of Pakistan Army to balance out the faults on this side.

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[27 Jul 2011 | No Comment | 191 views]
Alive and Well in Pakistan

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 In 2003, Ethan Casey, a freelance American Journalist, gets the chance to live in Pakistan through an invitation to teach for a semester in the newly formed Beaconhouse National University in Lahore. His earlier visits to the country were in the second half of the 1990s when he spent most of his time in Kashmir. First quarter of the book is dedicated to Kashmir and stories of individuals struggling to live through the turmoil which has gripped the valley for decades. It is living in Kashmir and the …

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[7 Jun 2011 | 6 Comments | 865 views]
Racism onboard

Just because Makkah and Madina happens to be in the Kingdom, the citizens of the Kingdom don’t get a guilt-free pass to insult and mistreat people and still get away with it.

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