Delusion-Of-Grandeur Of The Day
A letter writer in Dawn gives us the source of Barack Obama's policy positions:
And just who would bet against it?
After his recent visit to Afghanistan, Mr Obama had greatly softened his tough stance towards Islamabad and there was the sense that he was rather disappointed by his meeting with Hamid Karzai.
A few days before that there had appeared some letters in Dawn, containing support and advice for the Illinois senator and exposing Mr Karzai’s unjustified lambasting of Pakistan. Perhaps these had been conveyed to Barack Obama by his foreign policy advisers and had a positive effect.
And just who would bet against it?
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3 comments:
IMPOSSIBLE.
Obama reads the Daily Times.
DUHHHHH.
God! I want to slap Mr. K Chaudhry.
By the way, if you scroll down on the same site, there's a letter titled: "Standard of research papers." The author of this letter is from Republic of Ireland, his name "HASAN MUSTUFA CELTIC."
It's heartening to know that Pakistanis are working hard in the New World, I'm sure it's not been easy. As many of you will know, the CELTS hail mostly from Dadu in Interior Sindh (read as County Cork as per Nidhubghain-uck); this is a rather impoverished part of Pakistan.
The success of a Celtic tribesman in foreign Ireland is a source of inspiration for us all.
well,obama has promised much it will be interesting to see eht he does of these promises.
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