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The life has changed, the life has changed greatly, it is full of fear, doubts, uncertainty, I remind my cattles, my sweet cattles, the new born babies of those cattles, that required my attention, how they are now? I remind the cold, transparent water of river, I remind with tears in eyes, as here in very hot camps I feel so thirsty, I remind the sweet fresh apples, berries, apricot while eating the rice whom Baba get after long waiting in rows I think how the sun is so fierce, the sun that melt ice at our mountains & bring spring where are warm colours rows of flowers where are the butterflies, the sweet song birds where are their voices, their sweet songs, where are my friends, who play with me while driving the cattles the broken heart is left full of sorrows, painful doubts.

Andrew J. Bacevich thinks our political system is busted. In “The Limits of Power: The End of American Exceptionalism,” he argues that the country’s founding principle — freedom — has become confused with appetite, turning America’s traditional quest for liberty into an obsession with consumption, the never-ending search for more. To accommodate this hunger, pandering politicians have created an informal empire of supply, maintaining it through constant brush-fire wars. Yet the foreign-policy apparatus meant to manage that empire has grown hideously bloated and has led the nation into one disaster after another. The latest is Iraq: in Bacevich’s mind, the crystallization of all that’s gone wrong with the American system. http://www.nytimes.com/2008/09/14/books/review/Tepperman-t.html

Most beautiful, earthly paradise valley of our homeland Pakistan. Migrated people is a great challenge now a days. We are optimistic that such challenges can not shaken our will. We seek the help of our Lord, The Allah Almighty.

The following text was the basis of a presentation by Tarek El Diwany under the title "Third World Debt" at Cambridge University's "One World Week" in February 2002 One kind of terrorism hasn't been making the news recently. Its weapon is debt, and it is a most efficient killer."Relieved of their annual debt repayments, the severely indebted countries could use the funds for investments that in Africa alone would save the lives of about 21 million children by 2000 and provide 90 million girls and women with access to basic education"UNDP Human Development Report 1997, p. 93 The poor nations of the world are told that if they borrow and invest wisely, they will be able to repay their debts and more. But they've been hearing this for fifty years, and the debt just keeps on growing. http://www.islamic-finance.com/item115_f.htm