8 popular anti-Malala arguments answered

[FunkyGen]

If your marriage doesnt work out I hope you stick with someone ...THAT is her choice and your choice of words just shows me your mentality....which is not even worth a conversation with!

of course you stick with somebody else but you dont torture your husband by taking his kids away from him and leave him a shitty mother and a sister that will conspire against him and go to court against... "no matter how cruel we are portrayed we still love our women and kids to death most of the time"... (men: 101)

 

[VCheng]

But people should not be too naive to blindly believe in everything western media throw at them

Yes, but people believe what is shown to them from sources they trust, which is built up over decades. The burden of creating a counter-narrative lies on the other parties who wish their viewpoints heard.

 

[FunkyGen]

Reported for horrendous language...even Ramadan didnt bring any shame in your heart! So much hatred ...Hence not worth my time!

you know what's horrendous?
our people literally selling themselves to the arabs...

 

[Atheria]

Please do not loose hope.

We didn't learn from Malala incidence.

Then we paid with 100s more deaths. Then APS happened
And we learned.

So there is hope.

look how much hate a 17 year old is getting in this very thread, have we really learned ?
We mocked malala for getting shot in the face and now we have 150 more malalas
Do Pakistanis really feel for our children?

 

[Dubious]

you know what's horrendous?
our people literally selling themselves to the arabs...

and that is related to your language skills....how?

Yes, but people believe what is shown to them from sources they trust, which is built up over decades. The burden of creating a counter-narrative lies on the other parties who wish their viewpoints heard.

And we have seen BBC run loose so has CNN...which sources again?? Which sources are BUILT OVER DECADES? Unheard of media is being quoted for crap every now and then....Most media quote another (heard or unheard of) so whose/ which sources?

 

[FunkyGen]

and that is related to your language skills....how?

accha yaar maafi de do ghalti ho gai
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[syedali73]

Please do not loose hope.

We didn't learn from Malala incidence.

Then we paid with 100s more deaths. Then APS happened
And we learned.

So there is hope.

And yet post-APS has not increased her popularity in Pakistan. Her (basically her father's and the lady who wrote it) books is full of ridiculous allegations and statements and declaring her as the one stalwart who fought for the rights of girls education is like slapping those who have made real efforts on the ground. Aneeta Ghulam Ali, rings some bell? No, it will never ring any bell because she was a real patriot who are never recognized by the anti-Pakistan media.

 

[FaujHistorian]

look how much hate a 17 year old is getting in this very thread, have we really learned ?
We mocked malala for getting shot in the face and now we have 150 more malalas
Do Pakistanis really feel for our children?

These are all valid questions.

I am speechless.

 

[Dubious]

of course you stick with somebody else but you dont torture your husband by taking his kids away from him and leave him a shitty mother and a sister that will conspire against him and go to court against... "no matter how cruel we are portrayed we still love our women and kids to death most of the time"... (men: 101)

On 25 March 2003, the FBI issued a global "wanted for questioning" alert for Siddiqui and her ex-husband, Amjad Khan

I dont think I would want my children to grow up or be integrated by FBI thanks to their dad...

Aware that the FBI wanted her for questioning, she left her parents' house March 30 with her three children....

Any mother would think of taking away the kids from a danger posed! Now if she were the danger she wouldnt have taken them...

 

[FaujHistorian]

And yet post-APS has not increased her popularity in Pakistan. Her (basically her father's and the lady who wrote it) books is full of ridiculous allegations and statements and declaring her as the one stalwart who fought for the rights of girls education is like slapping those who have made real efforts on the ground. Aneeta Ghulam Ali, rings some bell? No, it will never ring any bell because she was a real patriot who are never recognized by the anti-Pakistan media.

Again these are good observations. I wish I was in touch with Malala and could ask her directly.

But she is just young lady.

Let it be.

I assure you she survived a horrific attack, and now she is making do with what she got.

Hope she is blessed with long life and do more or at least same as Anita

Peace

 

[Dubious]

Siddiqui's and her children's whereabouts and activities from March 2003 to July 2008 are a matter of dispute. On 1 April 2003, local newspapers reported, and Pakistan interior ministry confirmed, that a woman had been taken into custody on terrorism charges.[28] The Boston Globe described "sketchy" Pakistani news reports saying she had been detained for questioning by Pakistani authorities and the FBI.[43][58] However, a couple of days later, both the Pakistan government and the FBI publicly stated they were uninvolved in her disappearance.[28] Her sister Fauzia claimed Interior Minister Syed Faisal Saleh Hayat said that her sister had been released and would be returning home "shortly".[28]

In 2003–04, the FBI and the Pakistani government said they did not know where Siddiqui was.[20][61][62] US Attorney General John Ashcroft described her as a "clear and present danger to the US".[58]

On 26 May 2004, the US listed her among the seven "most wanted" al-Qaeda fugitives.[58][63] One day before the announcement, The New York Times cited the Department of Homeland Security saying there were no current risks; American Democrats accused the Bush administration of attempting to divert attention from plummeting poll numbers and to push the failings of the Invasion of Iraq off the front pages.[64]

According to her ex-husband, after the global alert for her was issued, Siddiqui went into hiding and worked for al-Qaeda.[20][47][65] During her disappearance Khan said he saw her at Islamabad airport in April 2003 as she disembarked from a flight with their son; he said he helped Inter-Services Intelligence identify her. He said he again saw her two years later, in a Karachi traffic jam

Yea she came in and out of the country without ISI knowing and needing his help...very much like ISI ...keep buying crap thrown at you...this way tomorrow they take you we just say yes we will buy any crap you throw at us!

 

[FunkyGen]

On 25 March 2003, the FBI issued a global "wanted for questioning" alert for Siddiqui and her ex-husband, Amjad Khan

I dont think I would want my children to grow up or be integrated by FBI thanks to their dad...

Aware that the FBI wanted her for questioning, she left her parents' house March 30 with her three children....

Any mother would think of taking away the kids from a danger posed! Now if she were the danger she wouldnt have taken them...

i mean seriously? with making use of the extreme patience that has been bestwed upon me i shall answer you question with dignity and honour...
"ummm.... i think it implies they had to question him because his wife was a suspected terrorist sympathizer and her movement in afghanistan and multiple arab countries was deemed suspicious"

ok lol take them away?
she left her family for gods sake!

 

[Dubious]

oh please
a terrorist doesn't deserve anything accept a shot in the head-- her own relatives testified to her extremist tendencies
heck she married an al-qaeda operative. anyways terrorists like OBL and mumtaz qadri are glorified in pakistan , why not Aafia sidiqui
Dr Aafia Siddiqui’s husband breaks his silence after six years

aafia sidiqui got what was comming

YOU should be asking that question as YOU are claiming her to be a hero not me!

 

[FunkyGen]

Again these are good observations. I wish I was in touch with Malala and could ask her directly.

But she is just young lady.

Let it be.

I assure you she survived a horrific attack, and now she is making do with what she got.

Hope she is blessed with long life and do more or at least same as Anita

Peace

it's always fun looking at grown ups taking on a 16 - 17 year old girl, kinda makes you warm and fuzzy...

 

[Ryz09]

And yet post-APS has not increased her popularity in Pakistan. Her (basically her father's and the lady who wrote it) books is full of ridiculous allegations and statements and declaring her as the one stalwart who fought for the rights of girls education is like slapping those who have made real efforts on the ground. Aneeta Ghulam Ali, rings some bell? No, it will never ring any bell because she was a real patriot who are never recognized by the anti-Pakistan media.

why i like this man giving a healthy debate with facts keep it up man syedali73

look how much hate a 17 year old is getting in this very thread, have we really learned ?
We mocked malala for getting shot in the face and now we have 150 more malalas
Do Pakistanis really feel for our children?

150 all individual have own respect and recognize as Hero all individual