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You have your opinion and I have mine, both have the right to have it. In my opinion, malala was not deserving. If she is deserving then the other two girls who were shot with her also deserve it.No, your point is not what is proved. My point was that undeserving people have won it in the past, but that does not mean that every recepient is undeserving. The two people who won today are certainly deserving.
BTW I think this makes Malala the youngest Nobel recepient in history.
Oh you have met her. I didn't know that.
Well women are repressed in Pakistan you can't deny that. Maybe not in major urban areas but if you go to these villages and tribal areas, women are treated worse than cattle.
I am not sure what really her supposed "handlers" again by emphasizing this point. The world already knows that Pakistan reputation when it comes to the treatment for women even though it has elected women as Prime Ministers.
But if does shed a painful light on a touchy subject then so be it. I am sure you can agree that women's rights in Pakistan need to improve considerably.
Did the other two girls blog about the troubles faced by girls during taliban rule? Did they openly speak about and call attention to that issue on world media, like Malala did? If so, they were equally deserving.You have your opinion and I have mine, both have the right to have it. In my opinion, malala was not deserving. If she is deserving then the other two girls who were shot with her also deserve it.
no one knew that guy..........I think this is an excellent decision. Hell I didn't know how much this Satya guy has done until this annouincement (embarrassing)
On Pakistan’s fiftieth anniversary on 14 August 1997 there were parades and
commemorations throughout the country. However, my father and his friends said there was nothing to
celebrate as Swat had only suffered since it had merged with Pakistan. They wore black armbands to
protest, saying the celebrations were for nothing, and were arrested.
But we weren’t exactly cooperating as the ISI was still arming Taliban fighters and giving their leaders sanctuary in Quetta. They even persuaded the Americans to let them fly hundreds of Pakistani fighters out of northern Afghanistan. The ISI chief asked the Americans to hold off their attack on Afghanistan until he had gone to Kandahar to ask the Taliban leader Mullah Omar to hand over bin Laden; instead he offered the Taliban help
Some of this might be true, some false, anyone who understands global politics knows how dirty of a game it is. If I wanted to find such theories or analyses, I would have read a book about Pakistan's geopolitics that is not based on the views of a 16 year old girl.Anyone could see that Musharraf was double-dealing, taking American money while still helping
the jihadis – ‘strategic assets’, as the ISI calls them. The Americans say they gave Pakistan billions of
dollars to help their campaign against al-Qaeda but we didn’t see a single cent.
no one knew that guy..........
no national award for that guy.................and that same time every other person is getting padam shri etc
boring as hellSame story man, even with Amartya Sen. BTW how's life doc? Long time.
boring as hell