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  1. angeldust

    Thank you for letting me travel to Pakistan!

    Why is Kashmir shown in a different color? Is this how we are supposed to become "friends"?
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    We have a great deal of respect for Pakistani artists: Saif Ali Khan

    Veena Malik Sherlyn Chopra Poonam Pandey Do you appreciate how tough it was finding appropriate photos of these ladies?
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    Pakistan 'in' South Asia

    Joe is a new convert. Such is the power of the internet. :) Welcome Joe. May the journey be worth its while.
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    [Gallery] This paradise is called Iran

    Our legend has it that an ancient atash still burns for the past few thousand years in the deepest bowels of this mountain, tended to by ancient Magii priests. Thanks for the photos!
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    This is an ‘Islamic’ republic: You can’t sit next to your wife!

    Bhai welcome to intolerant India as well. Where husband wife couples are picked up from pubs and nightclubs by the police who assume that the guy is a customer, and the woman a hooker.
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    Pakistan 'in' South Asia

    Are you saying they would have loved us and come back into the fold within a decade like prodigal brothers had we called ourselves Bharat? Yes, lets! :)
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    This is an ‘Islamic’ republic: You can’t sit next to your wife!

    Pakistan has McDonald's ??? What about Barrista and other coffee chains?
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    Pakistan 'in' South Asia

    Yeah, lashing out is important. Against who is just a minor detail.
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    Pakistan 'in' South Asia

    Its got zilch to do with a firang complex.
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    Pakistan 'in' South Asia

    I'd rather have a word with Darwin if I could.
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    Pakistan 'in' South Asia

    Exactly what all Indians want to ask you. You are custodians of IVC sites. So ....................
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    Pakistan 'in' South Asia

    Of course you had to chime in. If IVC is Pakistani then the Mauryan Empire must be Bangladeshi. Sometimes I wonder why you bothered separating at all. :hitwall:
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    Pakistan 'in' South Asia

    The original promos and stills and posters had ALEXANDER written in bold script across the backdrop of the Faravahar. The Zoroastrians of California (ZAC) were literally camped in Hollywood for a month from what I remember. Amongst many others across the world. We are pissed with 300 as well...
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    Pakistan 'in' South Asia

    Yeah, but India was always a prize for any and every invader. You have not heard who it was that got the Faravahr removed from Oliver Stone's "Alexander"? :) We are small. But we are far from impotent. And we talk and write up a storm when something gets under our skin. Google Zubin Mehta.
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    Pakistan 'in' South Asia

    That a nation can produce an Oscar as well as a Ticker is what keeps the science of eugenics alive.
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    Pakistan 'in' South Asia

    Appreciate the correction. :) Good point regarding Islam's 360 degree spread, but the timelines do not exactly coincide right? I mean in terms of Africa, Spain etc. vis a vis the first waves that hit India. 500 odd years (I suck at history and dates)?
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    Pakistan 'in' South Asia

    I am surprised to find any Iranian or Zoroastrian who would suffix "great" to Alexander. :) Anyways, I got your point. But Alexander's armies, those of the Huns/Mongols, as well as the Arabs, all reached India from different distances. I think it has more to do with the Hindukush on a poorly...
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    Pakistan 'in' South Asia

    Equally insightful. Where do you think the Hindus succeeded where the Zoroastrian Persians and Egyptians failed? Was it distance (separation from the Arabian peninsula)? Was it strength of their ancient culture and faith? Was it simply size? Was it the Hindukush? Was it military strength...
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    Pakistan 'in' South Asia

    Something like an Perso-Afghan Pakistan and an Indian Pakistan, with only Islam connecting the two as a nation state? Can we then say that the conflict within Pakistan stems more from a clash of people and bloodlines and less from religious differences per se, as a significant half of Pakistan...
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