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9/11 hoax and its after affects on Pakistan (Part-IV/IV) Cricket legend Imran Khan claimed that Pakistan is definitely paying the price for backing the US-led war on terror. He criticized Musharraf for blindly following the USA in the war against “terrorism”. This has affected the cricket industry and tourism industry most definitely due to the […]
Political scenario of Afghanistan after 2014 After the incident of September 11th, 2001, United States of America and its allies attacked Afghanistan in search of Al-Qaeda leadership, without keeping in mind any of the ethical grounds of human rights, though it claims to be a champion of morality in the world. At the time of […]
9/11 hoax and its after affects on Pakistan (Part III/IV) Dr. David Ray Griffin put forth some more interesting facts that were completely omitted in ‘9/11 Commission Report’ in his book, “The 9/11 Commission Report: Omissions and Distortions”. These facts were: The obfuscation of the evidence that ‘Hani Hanjour’ was too poor a pilot to […]
Barak Obama keen to concentrate on Asia Pacific for a ‘better’ future The American President, Barak Obama, has revealed that his country will ensure a long-term stay in Asia Pacific region which, he strongly believes, is set to play an instrumental role in world politics in the years to follow. The black president has aired […]
9/11 hoax and its after affects on Pakistan (Part II/IV) Not most of the people in the world know that 4000 Jews were absent from work on the day of WTC attack and still none of them were accused of anything and no one paid heed about that aspect. It was always Muslims on top […]
9/11 hoax and its after affects on Pakistan (Part-I) Citing a report by the interior ministry on the 9/11 attacks and its aftermath, it said the sole suicide bombing in Pakistan prior to 9/11 was the attack on the Egyptian embassy here in 1995, which had resulted in the death of 15 people, mostly Pakistanis […]
“No, Jihad does not mean holy war, it means struggle in Arabic,” this was a phrase that my Muslim friends and I repeated all too often in the aftermath of 9/11 in Britain. My generation who grew up in the shadow of 9/11 have had our religious experiences shaped not by moving Sufi poetry, reading […]
Foreign tour operators hail Pakistan as one of the safest tourist destination in the world The tourism industry of Pakistan is probably the most severely hit entity in the war on Terror, which has practically jeopardized the ambitious plans of local tour operators and porters who have been mercilessly ignored by the government since […]
