Taygibay
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@Horus
I've mistakenly registered my vote before noticing the Pakistani national warning below.
I hope you can adjust the count down one on option 2. Sorry! Autant pour moi!
& @All
And I choose -no ban- because I sincerely believe that a proper nation facing an enemy
in the long run which always includes peacetime, especially a neighbour, should ensure
that its people are educated enough to make an informed opinion by themselves.
As said Thucydides :
The strength of a nation resides not in its walls and its vessels but in the character of its citizens.
And when I say educated, I mean higher up mostly; illiterates only responding to TV or radio.
That way, counter-propaganda work is less demanding, enemy fiction work can be enjoyed
without fear of subliminal subversion like that very decent Indian cinema and more importantly
the Indian press can thus continue its excellent work of bringing smiles to thousands of Pakis-
tani faces everyday. *
Good day and discussion all, Tay.
* Come to think of it, Pakistan may well be the first Nation to have completely outsourced its
written media humour!
I've mistakenly registered my vote before noticing the Pakistani national warning below.
I hope you can adjust the count down one on option 2. Sorry! Autant pour moi!
& @All
And I choose -no ban- because I sincerely believe that a proper nation facing an enemy
in the long run which always includes peacetime, especially a neighbour, should ensure
that its people are educated enough to make an informed opinion by themselves.
As said Thucydides :
The strength of a nation resides not in its walls and its vessels but in the character of its citizens.
And when I say educated, I mean higher up mostly; illiterates only responding to TV or radio.
That way, counter-propaganda work is less demanding, enemy fiction work can be enjoyed
without fear of subliminal subversion like that very decent Indian cinema and more importantly
the Indian press can thus continue its excellent work of bringing smiles to thousands of Pakis-
tani faces everyday. *
Good day and discussion all, Tay.
* Come to think of it, Pakistan may well be the first Nation to have completely outsourced its
written media humour!