Malala wants to return to Pakistan, join politics

[Hiptullha]

Mother Teresa never desired to enter politics.

I'm just trying to make a comparison. Being a social activist doesn't necessarily mean you'd be a good leader.

 

[illusion8]

I'm just trying to make a comparison. Being a social activist doesn't necessarily mean you'd be a good leader.

Conspiracies aside - I do get a feeling that she's being groomed.

 

[Hiptullha]

Conspiracies aside - I do get a feeling that she's being groomed.

It doesn't matter. She's got no charisma, no real support base, nothing really special. She's a symbol and an activist and that's it. Only bleeding-heart liberals would be voting for her.

 

[illusion8]

It doesn't matter. She's got no charisma, no real support base, nothing really special. She's a symbol and an activist and that's it. Only bleeding-heart liberals would be voting for her.

You are not in the real world then..

money, media, a good script writer, personal groomers and created scenarios can turn you into an impressive person too.

 

[Shot-Caller]

Cia's tool. One must appreciate how this whole malala drama started and how beautifully they are using her. Like george calloway said the british media wouldnt even have mentioned malala's name if she was killed in a drone strike. She needs to stop dreaming Pakistan is not the place for her.

 

[Hiptullha]

You are not in the real world then..

money, media, a good script writer, personal groomers and created scenarios can turn you into an impressive person too.

Well, if that's the case, Nawaz Sharif wouldn't be in power, wouldn't he? How did the balding goblin beat the "Lion of Pakistan" who won us a World Cup, and built a cancer hospital?

 

[illusion8]

Well, if that's the case, Nawaz Sharif wouldn't be in power, wouldn't he? How did the balding goblin beat the "Lion of Pakistan" who won us a World Cup, and built a cancer hospital?

Money - a lot of petro dollars.

Goons.

A captive voting population - most of you do say that the whole election was rigged - don't you?

 

[Hiptullha]

Money.

And Malala doesn't have money. Her "groomers" would probably not be keen on handing out money to others either. She's not a popular figure, and if she does manage to get into some powerful position and messes up, 90% sure she'd be kicked out in a few days.
She's a very poor investment for potential "groomers".

 

[Kompromat]

I'd be happy to see her join politics.

 

[TheFlyingPretzel]

I'd vote for her, just to spite the Taliban and the mullahs! Down with them. I would happily join hands with her likes to herald in a new age of educationalists to rid Pakistan of its feudal and conservative vices. Say no to politics and yes to education!

I'd welcome an opportunity to campaign for her. Now that would be something.

 

[illusion8]

And Malala doesn't have money. Her "groomers" would probably not be keen on handing out money to others either. She's not a popular figure, and if she does manage to get into some powerful position and messes up, 90% sure she'd be kicked out in a few days.
She's a very poor investment for potential "groomers".

All the attention, hype for someone as you describe as "not impressive" gets one thinking as to what's the deal.

 

[Jungibaaz]

I did NOT see this coming. (sarcasm who didn't?)

I don't think anyone is left to deny that she is being manipulated.

Politics?
She's a baby!

 

[Hiptullha]

All the attention, hype for someone as you describe as "not impressive" gets one thinking as to what's the deal.

People have already dismissed her as a misguided foreign tool.

 

[illusion8]

People have already dismissed her as a misguided foreign tool.

That brings us back to the point of her not being popular in Pakistan - neither her social activism nor her desire to be in politics.

I get the feeling that she will come back to Pakistan.

 

[terry5]

politricks -malala white man tool

Benazir never sell out Pakistan to no white man

R.I.P Benazir queen of Pakistan