Proud moment for Pakistan and India too.
Few observations:
1. Nobel awards coming to Muslims seem to be mostly women (girl in this case).
2. In my view Edhi sahib more than deserves Nobel Peace Prize. He has done a lot more than any other Pakistani for humanity.
3. Nobel committee has its own views and they make statements by giving out these awards. Malala is a bit too young.
4. I am dismayed at the attitude shown by some Pakistanis. These are the types of people whom I would not care to associate with.
Nothing wrong with Religion or culture.
There is everything wrong with your world-view that makes you say such things.
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Zarvan the day you learn to differentiate between "off" & "of" might be the day someone starts taking you seriously. You are only parroting rumors. I know her book has certain controversial things. But I put it down to Christina Lamb. Since this book is in Malala's name, she (and more so, her father) has some responsibility. But I would not spin a conspiracy around it. A mistake is not necessarily a part of a malevolent plan.
Crux of the whole argument and the reason for her award right? What you dont seem to remember that only she kept on fighting for education for girls amongst thousand of girls that were present in the valley despite all the threats from religious psychopaths. If you were shot in that way and spent months fighting for your life in such critical condition, I would ask you then if you want to stay further in your country and if the whole incident was a "basic" thing. Do you even know what liberalism is? Because I dont understand what is so liberal about supporting a girl, when the choice is between her and murderers of fifty thousand Pakistanis.
