Comments on: Storms http://deadpanthoughts.com/2008/08/storms/ Tue, 31 Jan 2012 14:33:33 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: batty http://deadpanthoughts.com/2008/08/storms/comment-page-1/#comment-854 batty Thu, 21 Aug 2008 07:01:25 +0000 http://www.deadpanthoughts.com/?p=517#comment-854 ** I see the city at night – Batster’s city, drenched in soft rain and exotic, dangerous mystery.** - aww, arent you a sweetheart... HUGSSS! and lots and lots of love!! so when you coming to visit? huh huh huh :P Thanks for your support milove..the thing is... we live in a little comfortable bubble we're privileged, we often dont as affected by things that happen in the government as most of the masses or general public do... The thing is...Life goes on. SOmething good will come out of this - much good has come out of Musharraf being around... and it will continue, inshallah... We're finally a known nation... and the situation will hit rock bottom, but then it will have no where else to go but UP we;ll bounce back, somehow we always do. ** I see the city at night – Batster’s city, drenched in soft rain and exotic, dangerous mystery.** – aww, arent you a sweetheart…

HUGSSS! and lots and lots of love!!

so when you coming to visit? huh huh huh :P

Thanks for your support milove..the thing is… we live in a little comfortable bubble
we’re privileged, we often dont as affected by things that happen in the government as most of the masses or general public do…

The thing is…Life goes on. SOmething good will come out of this – much good has come out of Musharraf being around… and it will continue, inshallah…

We’re finally a known nation…
and the situation will hit rock bottom, but then it will have no where else to go but UP

we;ll bounce back, somehow we always do.

]]> By: Faisal.K http://deadpanthoughts.com/2008/08/storms/comment-page-1/#comment-848 Faisal.K Wed, 20 Aug 2008 07:52:00 +0000 http://www.deadpanthoughts.com/?p=517#comment-848 Unless the nose belongs to blondes..we do like blondes!!! Nay Mush was loved by many here, he did give us some good times in the first years.. he came when we had 700 million in our account and left us with 16 billion...that's some achievement with the debts and problems our country has...we are down to 9 billion again. Unless the nose belongs to blondes..we do like blondes!!!

Nay Mush was loved by many here, he did give us some good times in the first years.. he came when we had 700 million in our account and left us with 16 billion…that’s some achievement with the debts and problems our country has…we are down to 9 billion again.

]]> By: welshwillow http://deadpanthoughts.com/2008/08/storms/comment-page-1/#comment-847 welshwillow Wed, 20 Aug 2008 07:43:21 +0000 http://www.deadpanthoughts.com/?p=517#comment-847 The strange thing is, in my ignorant, simplistic way, I just thought that Musharraf, as friend of the US, couldn't be what Pakistani people wanted! How little ordinary people in one country understand the domestic politics of another. I hope, Anna, that the US - and the UK - keep their interfering noses out of this one! The strange thing is, in my ignorant, simplistic way, I just thought that Musharraf, as friend of the US, couldn’t be what Pakistani people wanted! How little ordinary people in one country understand the domestic politics of another.

I hope, Anna, that the US – and the UK – keep their interfering noses out of this one!

]]> By: Anna http://deadpanthoughts.com/2008/08/storms/comment-page-1/#comment-837 Anna Tue, 19 Aug 2008 12:48:13 +0000 http://www.deadpanthoughts.com/?p=517#comment-837 Willow - I fully understand your perspective - as another resident of the democratic west. Watching events in Pakistan from afar is beyond troubling - & I feel very much distant from it. Safely so. Yet - then again - not safely so. My country's (US) politics are inextricably - at least at the moment - caught up in things related to Pakistan. & I wonder to what extent my gov. is a part of all that is or has happened relating to Musharraf's fate. Faisal - yes we in the west fought for our democracies BUT - speaking for my own country - we have lost sight of the principles for which we fought. Sadly. Very sadly & increasingly so. Willow – I fully understand your perspective – as another resident of the democratic west. Watching events in Pakistan from afar is beyond troubling – & I feel very much distant from it. Safely so. Yet – then again – not safely so. My country’s (US) politics are inextricably – at least at the moment – caught up in things related to Pakistan. & I wonder to what extent my gov. is a part of all that is or has happened relating to Musharraf’s fate.

Faisal – yes we in the west fought for our democracies BUT – speaking for my own country – we have lost sight of the principles for which we fought. Sadly. Very sadly & increasingly so.

]]> By: Faisal.K http://deadpanthoughts.com/2008/08/storms/comment-page-1/#comment-830 Faisal.K Tue, 19 Aug 2008 05:43:33 +0000 http://www.deadpanthoughts.com/?p=517#comment-830 We are scared here as well Willow trust me, underneath this crazy exterior lurks a normal man somewhere. The whole point tho is for you to be now encased in that cozy democratic cocoon you describe, people must have fought with hell and high water in the start of Britain, there are still people fighting in your land for their voice to be heard. To get there we have some time to go, and if we do not fight for our country who will? We are scared here as well Willow trust me, underneath this crazy exterior lurks a normal man somewhere. The whole point tho is for you to be now encased in that cozy democratic cocoon you describe, people must have fought with hell and high water in the start of Britain, there are still people fighting in your land for their voice to be heard. To get there we have some time to go, and if we do not fight for our country who will?

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