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‘You may be strip searched’: Pakistani cricketer shares boarding pass for USA flight with ‘SSSS’ stamped on it.'
The woes of an international traveller from the Land of the
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Interestingly, she reports that Mexico had a RED ALERT ON PAKISTANI PASSPORTS!
Well, here's an example - the son of a V.E.R.Y senior Pakistan Air Force officer wanted to blow up the Times Square in New York not too long ago!
Of course, he was unrepentant for plotting to murder!
They don't trust those fcukers!
I'm not saying this, I'm merely quoting from this clip from 'Homeland' below.
Do watch.
I insist!
Totally worth the 33 seconds of your life that it asks for!
Here's a report from a Packie newspaper itself!
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Well .. Pakistan is a country where Parliamentarians PROUDLY flaunt successful terror attacks that have been carried out by their own country in other Nations.
This one talks about the Pulwama ki KAMYAABI of Feb 2019.
Do watch this video.
For context, this is Pakistani Singer Rabi Pirzada in a traditional dress remembering PM Modi!
Then they cry at being treated like potential terrorists when they themselves travel abroad, legitimately!
But then, they are aghast at being 'thoroughly' searched themselves!
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Kenya also knows that it is in their NATIONAL INTEREST to keep them from having a free run of their country as well!
https://t.co/iIJKBwDvF6
And then his countrymen cry buckets when put through extra screening when visiting other countries!
This is a V.E.R.Y interesting piece. Do read!
'Historical baggage at Kabul airport' https://t.co/eoM33DhW89
A Pakistani wonders why he's made to feel unwelcome in Afghanistan
Dated, but worth a read
And the same idiots complain when people are cautious, or even reluctant to let them enter their countries!
The same Nek Mohammad that was killed by an American dron just about two months later, on 18 June 2004!
Yup, grant them 'hinder-free' access to your countries, Dear World!
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Don't miss the loud applause in this video!
Now imagine them in line to immigrate to some country which would naturally be populated majorly by these same 'kaafirs', and crying that they aren't permitted in!
Here's the same Hamid Gul, who used to be the top man of the ISI of Terroristan, sharing the stage with 'world famous' terror leaders, including Hafiz Saeed of the Lashkar 'e Taiba that executed the 26/11 Mumbai Attacks
https://t.co/CBTPtMf1hF
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Here's ZA Bhutto, the most powerful civilian politician in 1971, greeting the highjackers of Air India 'Ganga' in Lahore in 1971.
Open and Brazen support of terror comes naturally to Terroristanis of all hues!
Well, here's his own Prime Minister, reverentially remembering 'Shaheed' Osama bin Laden in the Pakistani parliament not too long ago.
Take that, world!
He would have taken a solemn oath to protect and save lives. But thanks to his upbringing, he chooses to do otherwise.
And mind you, he is merely one of potentially thousands such countrymen of his that has been caught
#JustSaying
Will continue this thread in future, if needed.
Thanks for your patience!
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https://t.co/FBfXhUrH5d
Microorganisms in biofilms are enclosed by an extracellular matrix that confers protection and improves survival. Previous studies have shown that viruses can secondarily colonize preexisting biofilms, and viral biofilms have also been described.
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