I had a comment on this one in my mind this morning but then I had a sore throat and my temp started to rise and now I can't even think. moreover, my car (etkalbeshet). So I had to stay at work instead of going home and having a good sleep. Ya3ny what I wanted to say in brief keda..my generation was ..la2I can't write now..later.If I survive this one.
unfortunately there are few alternatives in Pakistan. As if Zadari is a beacon of democratic principles - his nickname in the times of BB was "Mr. 10%", for which he was serving prison time. Musharaf's time may be up, but unfortunately it doesn't mean it's a victory for democracy.
You mention Mugabe, but why not Mubarak? Or is that not allowed?
I've often struggled with the idea of creating and maintaining a blog. How do you come up with a vision, a tone, a message, a persona, with which you can consistently present yourself and the world to, well, the world. How do you present a voice to change the world in this ever changing world?
Maybe its all irreconcilable. If I do have a place in this ever changing world, then it is precisely an ever changing place.
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I had a comment on this one in my mind this morning but then I had a sore throat and my temp started to rise and now I can't even think. moreover, my car (etkalbeshet). So I had to stay at work instead of going home and having a good sleep.
Ya3ny what I wanted to say in brief keda..my generation was ..la2I can't write now..later.If I survive this one.
unfortunately there are few alternatives in Pakistan. As if Zadari is a beacon of democratic principles - his nickname in the times of BB was "Mr. 10%", for which he was serving prison time. Musharaf's time may be up, but unfortunately it doesn't mean it's a victory for democracy.
You mention Mugabe, but why not Mubarak? Or is that not allowed?
i like to maintain diversity. its not only mubarak thats on my mind, i dont think about egypt all the time. or is that not allowed?
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