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India-Pakistan
Why they hate Malala
2013-11-24
[Dawn] SUDDENLY this week it dawned on me just why Malala Yousafzai has so many enemies and detractors in Pakistain.

As she received the European Union's
...the successor to the Holy Roman Empire, only without the Hapsburgs and the nifty uniforms and the dancing...
prestigious Sakharov human rights
Posted by:Fred

#5  Agreed, Skidmark. I have been harping on this for years. Too many past and present presidents have been too palzy walzy with the Saudis. We are fighting the jihadists with one hand tied behind our backs.
Posted by: Alaska Paul   2013-11-24 12:53  

#4  AP, some would consider getting the US off of the Saudi oil standard a BIG step towards reducing "financed by people like the Saudis".
Posted by: Skidmark   2013-11-24 11:59  

#3  
Posted by: Spereting Tingle4064   2013-11-24 08:24  

#2  Alaska

Malala is living in the UK now.
Posted by: Ulusoth Shereter7931   2013-11-24 07:56  

#1  The problem is that Pakistan is a $h!thole run by a bunch of Muslim fanatics that are threatened by education and independent thinking. The Muslim leaders and the jihadi-bot madrasses are financed by people like the Saudis. Eliminate Saudi financing and the religious leaders and you may have a chance to save Pakistan. This is a big nasty project. It will involve rounding up and eliminating the so called religious leaders.

Malala has a tough choice. If she stays in Pakistan, some nutcase or suicide bomber will take her out. She should leave and make something of her life. There is nothing for her in Pakistan without some help in excising the cancer that ravages through the society.
Posted by: Alaska Paul   2013-11-24 01:53  

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