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Sainthood 2.0 said:
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People won't like it here but I agree with her 100%
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nah, some of these whities are not liking all the attention Pakistan is getting, due to its own hard efforts.

These whities are irrelevant now, and shall cry always. The world has moved on.
They are been dumped
 
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All's good except the orchestra, that's kind of cringe considering the situation.... And it's right next to the interview/podcast booth... Rest is fine by me..
 
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Beautiful!
While every country has their own customs, I notice Pakistanis appear more 'modern' and 'progressive' in their media, women participation, songs, and everyday life at least in major urban areas. It is not a Middle Eastern country for sure.
 
Sainthood 2.0 said:
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People won't like it here but I agree with her 100%
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She isn't just someone. She is a hardcore Pakistan hater.

The former Reuters Bureau Chief in India, MacDonald is an observer of South Asian politics and commentator on the region’s history.

She has authored a few books against Pakistan.

Amazon.com: White as the Shroud: India, Pakistan and War on the Frontiers of Kashmir eBook : MacDonald, Myra: Books

Buy White as the Shroud: India, Pakistan and War on the Frontiers of Kashmir: Read Books Reviews - Amazon.com
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Dalit said:
She isn't just someone. She is a hardcore Pakistan hater.

The former Reuters Bureau Chief in India, MacDonald is an observer of South Asian politics and commentator on the region’s history.

She has authored many books against Pakistan.

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Yeah, used to own her a lot on the old twitter, basically passing off assumptions as facts, when confronted she patronised people by claiming they needed to see the bigger picture, think we banned her from the country too

"Temu Christine Fair".....
 
Yasser76 said:
Yeah, used to own her a lot on the old twitter, basically passing off assumptions as facts, when confronted she patronised people by claiming they needed to see the bigger picture, think we banned her from the country too

"Temu Christine Fair".....
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Exactly. The light version Christine Fair.
 
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If someone can put translation as well, otherwise

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ghazi52 said:
The South Asian nation will face a potential "nightmare scenario" if negotiations collapse, and it gets dragged into fighting with its neighbour Iran, says Abdul Basit, a South Asia expert at Nanyang Technological University in Singapore. This could happen as Pakistan signed a mutual defence pact with Saudi Arabia last year - and Islamabad has since "made it clear that it will honour its commitment given to the Saudis", says Basit.

This could result in "three borders of Pakistan [becoming] hot", Basit explains, referring to Pakistan's existing tensions with its other neighbours Afghanistan and India. "And Pakistan is fighting two full-fledged insurgencies in two of the four provinces. Pakistan cannot afford that."

Yet pride and excitement is taking over Pakistani social media, with different memes going viral.

"It is a victory in the sense that no other country in the world was able to broker the ceasefire and we were on the verge of a possible catastrophe. Pakistan averted that," says Basit.

The success is very much needed for a country that has endured years of political unrest, a fragile economy on the brink of a debt default only two years ago, and intense rivalry with India.

So how did Pakistan pull off this feat?
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Abdul Basit has spent too long in the Singapore monsoon heat.

This is a "free hit" as far as Pakistan is concerned.

We tried where nobody else had the wherewithal to try, and if peace fails, we are back to where we all were a week ago, not worse off, nor better.

These journos need clickbait to sustain their careers.
 
RealNapster said:
If someone can put translation as well, otherwise

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Haza click the link
Haza twitter open
Click Al translate button
 
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