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[jamahir]

Hello friends Defence.pk website is one of the routine sites I visit but in era of mobile smartphone and responsive web designs The defence.pk is not responsive. I dont know where to contact admin so im posting here. Please make it responsive. I am web developer I believe it is now standard to make web app responsive to any design.

this ( Suggestions & Discussions ) is the most appropriate and direct section.

 

[Zibago]

@django @unleashed @Jf Thunder

A song from the Pakistani movie Hulla Gulla

 

[New]

@New , forgot to tag you...
Pakistan's political history-Part 1

Sorry for being late dude. I'll sure give it a read.

 

[WAJsal]

.A couple of good books, movies and babies

I was just gifted a book on PN history by a friend of my Fathers, he seems to forget i have a little too many books on my palate to deal with. Very interesting i must say, history of Royal Indian Navy and the following events i have yet to read. Too busy for Movies, has anyone watched Spectre?

Have to admit, pdf seems little boring these days.

All thanks to trolling.

 

[Rangila]

Breaking news:

India-Pakistan series will happen tentatively from Dec 15 in Sri Lanka, says Rajiv Shukla, BCCI.

Nawaz Sharif gives PCB go ahead for India-Pak series in Sri Lanka

 

[Zibago]

@jamahir

WTF are emotional eyes?

 

[jamahir]

WTF are emotional eyes?

they happen when you put on a wig and sing a declaration of self-love.

Too busy for Movies, has anyone watched Spectre?

i don't think it's worth a watch... read the review on sunday and the review basically calls it cliched and going away from the more realistic tone set by "casino royale".

"the man from u.n.c.l.e" was a much superior film... saw it twice.

 

[WAJsal]

Congratz @Taygibay , well deserved. Keep up the good work.

 

[Taygibay]

Thanks for the kind words and tag, WAJsal mate!
Now, I only ( sic ) have to find the time to contribute original pieces.
So many subjects ( Pakistan ( 1st ), France, Israel ), so little time!

Salut, Tay.

 

[WAJsal]

Thanks for the kind words and tag, WAJsal mate!
Now, I only ( sic ) have to find the time to contribute original pieces.
So many subjects ( Pakistan ( 1st ), France, Israel ), so little time!

Salut, Tay.

No worries. I don't suppose you will have much interest in my contributions..
Pakistan's political history-Part 1

 

[Taygibay]

No worries. I don't suppose you will have much interest in my contributions..

I actually do! While talking privately with the good Indus Falcon recently, it came back to mind
that a positive post by a Westerner might help. I am admittedly often alone in saying so but I
think Pakistan is a success story of sorts.

Once one forgets stupid comparisons ( w/China, India or further out US/UK/Fr etc ) and ignores
the US Congress' far right, there is a basis for admiration.
Say we take only nations born since 1947. Say we remove those that started with full chests of riches;
Thinking of the partition imposed by the colonial "heritage" ( herein negative ) then the refugee/ migration influx
and the various peoples / cultures involved and of course the difficult neighbourhood;
& adding the religious element of course … I find the road taken reasonable.

Sure, the need for a strong central power had the military in charge but it worked most times
and apparently did not quench the progressive trek of the nation yet.
Jinnah, B. Bhutto, names that have permeated in the West, are waiting for their successor(s).
That list or that of firsts ( nuclear Islamic Republic for ex. ) are not closed but wide open.

At nearly 70 and still kicking, Pakistan would be an old man but it's not :
it's a just weaned baby, at most a toddler, as nations go. Go kid Go, the future is your oyster!


The only reason I did not thank or comment on these matters is that on them, I am but a student.
All the best to you and yours, Tay.

 

[WAJsal]

I actually do! While talking privately with the good Indus Falcon recently, it came back to mind
that a positive post by a Westerner might help. I am admittedly often alone in saying so but I
think Pakistan is a success story of sorts.

Once one forgets stupid comparisons ( w/China, India or further out US/UK/Fr etc ) and ignores
the US Congress' far right, there is a basis for admiration.
Say we take only nations born since 1947. Say we remove those that started with full chests of riches;
Thinking of the partition imposed by the colonial "heritage" ( herein negative ) then the refugee/ migration influx
and the various peoples / cultures involved and of course the difficult neighbourhood;
& adding the religious element of course … I find the road taken reasonable.

Sure, the need for a strong central power had the military in charge but it worked most times
and apparently did not quench the progressive trek of the nation yet.
Jinnah, B. Bhutto, names that have permeated in the West, are waiting for their successor(s).
That list or that of firsts ( nuclear Islamic Republic for ex. ) are not closed but wide open.

At nearly 70 and still kicking, Pakistan would be an old man but it's not :
it's a just weaned baby, at most a toddler, as nations go. Go kid Go, the future is your oyster!


The only reason I did not thank or comment on these matters is that on them, I am but a student.
All the best to you and yours, Tay.

I hope you read it, i care not much for a 'positive ratings' or etc, etc. My aim was to educate the masses, hope i have done that. We could have achieved much more.

 

[jamahir]

myrna loy, a great beauty from hollywood's silent era...

 

[Joe Shearer]

Guys i am starting part 2, give it a proper read. Read it when you are free, go through the references. It will hopefully be as informative as the last part. Will be sure to finish it this weekend.

@Spectre ,@Joe Shearer ,@nair ,@scorpionx ...

and joe i hope it is good enough to be 'thanked'.
regards

Ha ha ha...I've been away for a few days, now that I'm back, I'm sitting here armed with popcorn and thanks in almost equal measure, waiting to read part 2.

Bring it on.

I hope you read it, i care not much for a 'positive ratings' or etc, etc. My aim was to educate the masses, hope i have done that. We could have achieved much more.

The masses will thank you, severally and collectively, have no fear of that. They just needed a nudge.

 

[thesolar65]

@SRP @Ryuzaki @45'22' @Dash

Chadakhai re kahara kana hoithila??