Grand son of Quad e Azam Mohammad Ali Jinnah

[jamahir]

What? What is this NATO thing and what is this creating discord? I am clueless.

What what ? What have you been doing in the BD section all these months, propagandizing against Hasina and calling on Western governments to ensure "democratic" takeover by mullahs and BNP ?

She complained of leaders who had "robbed" the country and warned that democracy hadn't flourished in any Muslim country.

She there was naive and disconnected especially given that her father had been the driver of some political events. True democracy in modern times wasn't present in the country encompassing the New York she was interviewed, nor in "Mother of democracy" India ( this ridiculous statement has been recently given by BJP people in a recently-released book ). True democracy in the modern times was first established in a Muslim-majority country by name Libyan Jamahiriya and then adapted for Venezuela by the internationalist Socialist revolutionary leader Hugo Chavez :

There is no other True Democracy in the world now, not even in DPRK.

 

[epebble]

She there was naive and disconnected especially given that her father had been the driver of some political events. True democracy in modern times wasn't present in the country encompassing the New York she was interviewed, nor in "Mother of democracy" India ( this ridiculous statement has been recently given by BJP people and there is a book coming out even ). True democracy in the modern times was first established in a Muslim-majority country by name Libyan Jamahiriya and then adapted for Venezuela by the internationalist Socialist revolutionary leader Hugo Chavez :

Nothing naive or disconnected about her; She was just a strong-willed woman. She was at home in Bombay and New York. Being a Bombay/NYC aristocrat, she wouldn't care for Gaddafi or Chavez. She would probably privately think of them as abominable low-lives.

 

[SoulSpokesman]

It is a complete canard that our beloved Qaid (RA) disowned Dina. He was hurt by her marriage (and the main issue was that Neville was a bad character, not that he was a non Muslim) but never disowned her. Both Dina and Nusli very affectionately refer to Jinnah sahib which wouldnt be the case if he disowned her

Regards

 

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tu bc sach me pagal hai @jamahir

paen di pxddi teri paen cho..

 

[SIPRA]

It is a complete canard that our beloved Qaid (RA) disowned Dina. He was hurt by her marriage (and the main issue was that Neville was a bad character, not that he was a non Muslim) but never disowned her. Both Dina and Nusli very affectionately refer to Jinnah sahib which wouldnt be the case if he disowned her

Regards

Though, of course, their relations remained fractured and, obviously, were not the same, as before; but they patched up. She used to visit her, particularly, whenever he was ill.

 

[Great Janjua]

Well known by your mohallah molvi. Did he tell you in a jummah khitab?

He's right he did disown her but at the same time met her secretly once or twice in Bombay

 

[Mentee]

The daughter was a traitor.

O mafi dy dy yar . Qasoor tear nahi Teri d.p m uniform ka hai

He's right he did disown her but at the same time met her secretly once or twice in Bombay

O sir g parental affection is pretty natural. Its not like she advised jinnah to squeeze Pakistan's treasury dry drinking tea worth 6 million pkr .

 

[Great Janjua]

sir g parental affection is pretty natural. Its not like she advised jinnah to squeeze Pakistan's treasury dry drinking tea worth 6 million pkr .

Chalo chado changa hoya jaan chuti sadi unay kera ethay dudh dia nera banania ahya.

 

[General Dong]

I never looked much into the Quad family tree; he disowned his only daughter, who married a Parsi. However, wasn't she married to a wealthy individual?

I thought she married a gora and spent the last of her days in NYC

 

[jamahir]

Nothing naive or disconnected about her; She was just a strong-willed woman. She was at home in Bombay and New York. Being a Bombay/NYC aristocrat, she wouldn't care for Gaddafi or Chavez. She would probably privately think of them as abominable low-lives.

1. Are you supporting aristocracy ? In which case you will not support democracy, not support Muammar, Hugo and other revolutionaries who brought democracy. DPRK has far more democracy and welfare-based societal elements than Bombay and New York.

2. "Low lives" is quite a classist word.

Its not like she advised jinnah to squeeze Pakistan's treasury dry drinking tea worth 6 million pkr .

Is there a Pakistani context to this ?

 

[SIPRA]

I thought she married a gora and spent the last of her days in NYC

No. She only married once, with Wadia; though separated from him after a few years of marriage. Never divorced.

 

[Mentee]

Is there a Pakistani context to this ?

As per audit report shown by sama t.v Commissioner Karachi consumed tea against said amount just in a year and that's one bureaucrat among many thousands .

 

[jamahir]

As per audit report shown by sama t.v Commissioner Karachi consumed tea against said amount just in a year and that's one bureaucrat among many thousands .

Man ! Not even I do that and I drink at least three mugs of tea a day. These people must be off to the washroom constantly.

 

[Mentee]

Man ! Not even I do that and I drink at least three mugs of tea a day. These people must be off to the washroom constantly.

Lagta hai bhooko'n Ko bharti kr lia

 

[Abdul Rehman Majeed]

I never looked much into the Quad family tree; he disowned his only daughter, who married a Parsi. However, wasn't she married to a wealthy individual?

Quaid-e-Azam disowned his daughter for marrying a Parsi.

It is well known. The daughter was a traitor.

No, The Quaid-E-Azam and Dina Wadia never made up.

The relationship became very "formal."

Parsis are the biggest scum of South Asia.