zaror.

sorry bokhari

Can’t you match his IP with different id’s? I think you may have ad_ministrative previliges? BTW, that Paindoo guy has really gone crazy :-)…Check the visitors news page and post by fas.

wtf says jarur? only dirty indians. why are you here? did RAW send you? didnt they give u classes in Urdu? lol just joking. NOT

“to jarur post kar den”

Aha!!! I caught you…Are you the RAW agent? Only an Indian would say jarur…Pakistanis pronounce it as Zaroor.

(joking…Welcome to pkpolitics if you are Indian

1-u have used the word ” jarur ” in ur last comment, wud u like to disclose ur origin?

2- r u not the guy with ID ” Paindoo”" ??? just my wild guess….i may be wrong though….

That reminds me…We were discussing TBK in high school and the prof told us that Kurt Vonnegut (Slaughterhouse Five) thought that TBK was a complete parable of society anywhere, at any time and Vonnegut even put that in his novel.

My family thinks I am Alyosha, my friends think I am Dmitri and I think I am Ivan looking for Katerina. What I could really use would be a Father Zossima…

@TK

Verrrrry interesting painting. Very symbolic. Those two guys should have been Zardari and Nawaz while Justice IMK would be up there on the canopy. Do you realize that the position of judiciary is the weakest NOW then at any time since March 9, 2007? If Nawaz accepts PCO judges, as he will, this will compromise the lawyers movement. They will be taken away from their PURE and absolute stand towards something rotten and stinking, a compromise. IMC will also be compromised. The Babar Awaans of PPP almost succeeded when they had him visiting Zardari. Now imagine him sitting on the bench with Justice Gobar and hearing Sheeda Tully with his wig on Geo calling all the judges one and the same…..The pillars are INDEED rotten and may break. If only the army did the right thing ONCE in its entire existence. I refuse to believe that the right decision by ONE good man can’t change the course of history. Why can’t Kiyani let us have the judiciary we want….Come on…60 years is a long time…Give us a break…

That painting is very saddening.

isee tarah ham is nizam ka khatma kar sakte hen

The way I see it, the PPP is a pillar, a column supporting the crumbling edifice of Pakistan. The pillar, the shehteer is rotten to the core perhaps, but if you take it out the roof will cave in.

Your comment reminded me of this painting by Saira Waseem.

I want to see what she makes of the current situation in Pakistani Politics.