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Still are: @ayesha.a @Paitoo @VkdIndian @Krptonite

Not all, certain groups. Their slogan is: "Pee Saavi, tay Hosh Aavi" :p: :p:

I am certain that our Generals would surely come up with a far more juicy title. :lol:

"Dhuyaan andar, tay gyaan Jalanddar" :p: :p:

Don't agree. My proposition is that ISPR shall itself be made a world renown p*rn site.

Not to forget about entertainment sector, for the noble objective of introducing "voluptuous" ladies to the mankind. Marx dream would remain unfulfilled without it. :lol: :lol:

The problem was that they thought that nuances of dialectical materialism of Marx cannot be fully comprehended; unless you are substantially filled with the smoke of Charas. :lol: :lol:

Yes, because it entails certain geopolitical implications. :lol: :lol:

The fact of the case is that there was, of course, a serious breakup between them, when she married. After a while, then, Mohtarma Dina started seeing her father. Meetings were not very frequent. Quaid met her last before leaving for Pakistan, for good. When Quaid died, she came to Pakistan...

Array Bhai: This is, in any case, a subjective feeling. You find a resemblance, and I don't. No big deal. Carbon copy is only possible by cloning; which @jamahir will introduce to the mankind. :lol: :lol: :lol:

That is new. I was talking about times of my youth in 1970s and 80s. Tub bhi yahi haal tha. Mairay saaray socialist jaan-kaar charsi thay. 😂😂😂

Ho sakta hae. Mujhay naheen lag rahi. Nasli's facial features are rounded. Quaid's were sharp and chiseled. Mohtarma Dina had a resemblance, particularly, in her old age, not much, when she was young.

Same here in Pakistan: Drinks + Charas + Sex + Marxism + Revolutionary poetry, songs etc. etc. + Small congregations. 😛😛😛

Only a minority, that is PTI, has problem, because they want a new Pakistan to emerge. Rest of the 220 millions have no such issue, and are quite content with, as the things are going. This is the bitter fact.

Just saying that his features don't seem to resemble to Quaid e Azam. Of course, he is grandson of our Quaid, and son of his beloved daughter, Mohtarma Dina Wadia.

They patched up. She came to Pakistan, on his death in 1948, and stayed with Mohtarma Fatima Jinnah. Yes, her husband was wealthy.

I don't see any resemblance. Seems to resemble to his grandmother Mohtarma Ruttie Jinnah.

My morning congratulations to the Mir Jafars of GHQ.

The difference is not between fences, but between Generals. Their's are nationalists and patriots. As for our ones, lesser said, the better. GHQ has become a den of Mir Jafars.

Waqt aanay per yeh Kanjar Modi ko be salute maarain gay.