US plans for ‘imperial’ presence in Pakistan
Pardon the Pakistani news media going gaga over Washington’s plans to beef up, extraordinarily, its diplomatic presence in Pakistan. The plans are staggering and stupendous, for want of more descriptive adjectives. But they are, for the record, just geared to Washington’s diplomatic stake in Pakistan, lest the Pakistanis routinely clobbered in the ‘civilised western world’ for their outbursts of emotions over supposedly petty little things.
‘The Americans are coming, and coming big,’ according to ... Read More
Posted By phw On Sunday, August 30th 2009 In General, News, Pakistan, Politics | Tags: dawn, karamarullah k ghauri, us embassy in karachi, US in pakistan |
US plans for ‘imperial’ presence in Pakistan
Pardon the Pakistani news media going gaga over Washington’s plans to beef up, extraordinarily, its diplomatic presence in Pakistan. The plans are staggering and stupendous, for want of more descriptive adjectives. But they are, for the record, just geared to Washington’s diplomatic stake in Pakistan, lest the Pakistanis routinely clobbered in the ‘civilised western world’ for their outbursts of emotions over supposedly petty little things.
‘The Americans are coming, and coming big,’ according to ... Read More
Posted By phw On Sunday, August 30th 2009 In General, News, World | Tags: Afghanistan, america, behaviour, bus, bush, eid, geo, honour, house, IPL, iraq, ISI, journalist, life, media, News, NIH, Pakistan, Pakistani, pakistanihousewife, president, shoe, shoes, sin, STR, US, US in pakistan, victim, war, WHO, wife |
The Iraqi journalist jailed after hurling his shoes at former President George W. Bush, will be released next month after his sentence was reduced for good behaviour.
Muntadhar al-Zeidi’s act during Bush’s last visit to Iraq as President turned the 30-year-old reporter into a folk hero across the Arab world, amid growing anger at the 2003 invasion. He did not use a weapon nor did he try to kill Mr Bush still he was sent to prison. He should get a ... Read More








