Originally posted by Iblis_Efreetzai
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is there a divide between Pakistani and Afghan Pashtuns?
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Originally posted by Golden View Postyou're trolling panzabi muzlims like muhajirs or afghanis do. Its very very different then what Iblis do. LMAO You're self hater kanjar muhajir but not ready to accept your identity since you will never be Pakistani but always remain kanjar muhajir from Guttar Pradesh.
You take all this stuff too seriously, have some self esteem man.
Also, as economist Kaushik Basu says: "For a nation to progress it is important for people to spend time on science, mathematics and literature instead of spending time showing that 5,000 years ago their ancestors did science, mathematics and literature."
Originally posted by ذو الفقارdon’t try to be smart.
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Sure. I might be a self-hating 'Pakistani'. But you are a Pakistani. Which means you'll always be a self-hating Indian. No matter how much you suck up to the people from the Middle-East, they'll always see you for who you are. Hopefully one day you'll come back to your roots.Originally posted by Golden View Postyou're trolling panzabi muzlims like muhajirs or afghanis do. Its very very different then what Iblis do. LMAO You're self hater kanjar muhajir but not ready to accept your identity since you will never be Pakistani but always remain kanjar muhajir from Guttar Pradesh.
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Originally posted by Porus View PostOh ****, here come a questionnaire. I have to say this is like every other meeting with Pakistanis anyway.
Which part? First house: Merry fountain apartments, near Bilawal house and Sahil-e Samandar. Second: Khayaban-e Badar.
How many districts? Dunno. 5 or 6?
Only went to Quaid's mazaar once, don't really remember it.
No. Never heard of Bandu Khan. lol
How old are you faggot? Merry fountain Apartments are only 10 years old...? You said you were raised in Karachi? LOL
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I notice a qualitative difference between educational standards in Pakistan, with certain school mediums. Most of the one's that are supported by Mainstream Government don't really develop critical thinking skills. Same is true in Afghanistan. Students trained in these schools don't understand the notion that several outcomes are equally likely thus a challenge that doesn't control these outcomes would not provide any evidence.Originally posted by Porus View PostApparently I have to know 'Bandu Khan' to be from Karachi. That's how scientific this investigation has become.
Also, as economist Kaushik Basu says: "For a nation to progress it is important for people to spend time on science, mathematics and literature instead of spending time showing that 5,000 years ago their ancestors did science, mathematics and literature."
Originally posted by ذو الفقارdon’t try to be smart.
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I don't suck up to ME people but I spit on midget hindus wannabes like you. You're self hating muhajir who hide his identity. Maybe you think by being muhajir no one will take your anti-Pak posts seriously which is true. Because your kind is expected to behave certain way in Pakistan.Originally posted by Porus View PostSure. I might be a self-hating 'Pakistani'. But you are a Pakistani. Which means you'll always be a self-hating Indian. No matter how much you suck up to the people from the Middle-East, they'll always see you for who you are. Hopefully one day you'll come back to your roots.
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I wouldn't say it's a government problem, at least in the case of Pakistan. Critical thinking isn't exactly encouraged in private schools either. I've been to them for the time I was there. They are good insofar as they are run by people who you would think are quite liberal minded in their own time, but for some reason it doesn't really reflect in the standards of the schools themselves. For example, Pakistan history is still taught from the same perspective as would be through the government curriculum.Originally posted by Iblis_Efreetzai View PostI notice a qualitative difference between educational standards in Pakistan, with certain school mediums. Most of the one's that are supported by Mainstream Government don't really develop critical thinking skills. Same is true in Afghanistan. Students trained in these schools don't understand the notion that several outcomes are equally likely thus a challenge that doesn't control these outcomes would not provide any evidence.
Your accent is Indian, skin is Indian, smell waghaira waghaira. Yet you're a Hindu hater.Originally posted by Golden View PostI don't suck up to ME people but I spit on midget hindus wannabes like you. You're self hating muhajir who hide his identity. Maybe you think by being muhajir no one will take your anti-Pak posts seriously which is true. Because your kind is expected to behave certain way in Pakistan.
Yeah yeah, I get my information on MERRY FOUNTAIN APARTMENTS from Google. Yep. Good job Einstein.Originally posted by Rooh View PostWhy didn't you google that too? Or are you in the process right now? Hahahaha
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And? The first picture wasn't and demonstrates that Indians and Pakistanis are the same people.Originally posted by Rooh View PostThe last picture I posted were of Yemenis. lol
Are you in NYC? Let's meet up?
Where in NYC Are you familiar with Bakhtar Halal Kabab?
Also, as economist Kaushik Basu says: "For a nation to progress it is important for people to spend time on science, mathematics and literature instead of spending time showing that 5,000 years ago their ancestors did science, mathematics and literature."
Originally posted by ذو الفقارdon’t try to be smart.
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What? Some time back in same twitter he said Bombay was birth place of his parents lolOriginally posted by Karachi View Postchutye look at his twitter message: (((Tarek Fatah))) on Twitter: "@gauhar_ayur My mother is from Kasur & Lahore, while father is from city of Gujrat in Punjab."
and he is often said in his interviews he is from Punjab, his dad only worked in Bombay for a while. He is always bitter that Pakistani Punjabi dont speak Punjabis, yet have adopted Urdu
"Tarek Fatah was born in Karachi, Pakistan, where his family had settled following the Partition of India."
This ghandu case is similar to porus one. Pretend to be panzabi muzlim to insult them 24/7 which will make it more legitimate in the eyes of haters. Urdu speaker being born in panzab doesn't make him panzabi. lol He can't even speak word of panzabi, I have seen his interview on canada panzabi channel where he could only speak in urdu while others were speaking in panzabi. This atheist wannabe be white isn't panzabi, he's only good at licking white men ass.Last edited by Golden; 07-30-2016, 04:09 PM.
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LMAO nigga you live in Queens, and you hating on desis like 4 blocks up from them? HahahahahaOriginally posted by Iblis_Efreetzai View PostAnd? The first picture wasn't and demonstrates that Indians and Pakistanis are the same people.
Where in NYC Are you familiar with Bakhtar Halal Kabab?
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