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@Oscar So it has been a week since the incident. Has nothing really changed in practice? Are flights having less delays due to VIPs? Are people getting their rights better? Anything else?
@Oscar So it has been a week since the incident. Has nothing really changed in practice? Are flights having less delays due to VIPs? Are people getting their rights better? Anything else?
Haramzada (pardon but he deserves this) Malik wants the government to file a lawsuit against those who prevented the MNA from boarding. If the government wont file the case, Malik threatened to approach the police by himself. The moron also wants to know how did a camera reach into the airplane. Is he drunk or massively retard?
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Since when camera phones are not allowed in 'sensitive' areas such as boarding lounge and airplane? What nonsense is this?
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I did, but I was hoping for more than the words of just one guy. What @Oscar posted above is great!
And this article.
The case of the missing flange
Many a promising start has been crushed in Pakistan's history and gives me good reason not to be too hopeful in the long run, but this time I have no problem in admitting that things just might change for the better - finally.
Not unless it is pushed through, change management is something that most movements in Pakistan have lacked. There have to be more ripples in the pond.
May be throwing more stones (in the figurative sense) will make more ripples to add to this faint spark of hope, and actually make a tsunami, finally?
But the stone throwing cannot be from the same champion of change. It has to reverberate across the populous.
Unless the general populace gets involved, this spark will die out. That is why I remain somewhat skeptical of the long term success of this initiative.