No, I'm not mistaken
From the Blog Speak Your Mind!!!: No, I'm not mistaken - "No, I'm not mistaken. I know you don't love me. But I'm going to fight for your love. There are some things in life that are worth fighting for to the end…You are worth it." Paulo Coelho "How ravished one could be without ever being touched." D. H. Lawrence (Lady Chatterley's Lover) "I don't regret the things I've done, I regret the things I didn't do when I had the chance." Unknown "When I die, bury me standing, because I've spent all my life on my knees." An ancient Gipsy saying "Some impulses are stronger than we are, have proved themselves so throughout the world’s history. Is it not rather our ideals of conduct, of Right and Wrong, our ethics, which are unnatural and monstrously distorted? Is society not suffering from a case of the evil eye which sees evil where there is none? Isn’t it our moral laws which force me into evasions like the one which you have just found fault with?" Eugene O' Neill "In the next place, when a woman is thus left desolate and void of counsel, she is just like a bag of money or a jewel dropped on the highway, which is a prey to the next corner; if a man of virtue and upright principles happens to find it, he will have it cried, and the owner may come to hear of it again; but how many times shall such a thing fall into hands that will make no scruple of seizing it for their own, to once that it shall come into good hands?" Daniel Defoe (Moll Flanders) . Read Full Post
Why Salman Khan is still single?
From the Blog Speak Your Mind!!!: Why Salman Khan is still single? - Normal 0 false false false MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 /* Style Definitions */ table.MsoNormalTable {mso-style-name:”Table Normal”; mso-tstyle-rowband-size:0; mso-tstyle-colband-size:0; mso-style-noshow:yes; mso-style-parent:”"; mso-padding-alt:0in 5.4pt 0in 5.4pt; mso-para-margin:0in; mso-para-margin-bottom:.0001pt; mso-pagination:widow-orphan; font-size:10.0pt; font-family:”Times New Roman”; mso-ansi-language:#0400; mso-fareast-language:#0400; mso-bidi-language:#0400;} Now this question has been answered by his father. “There’s a contradiction in Salman’s character. He gets attracted to women from his industry only… his co-stars become his love interests. Once a relationship is established, he starts looking for his mom in them. Now that is not possible,” Salim told trade analyst Komal Nahta on ETC’s show Bollywood Business. “A woman who has just started her career can’t be doing stuff like preparing meals, washing clothes, looking after kids and yet lead the hectic life of a movie star! This expectation can’t be met by a woman who has just started her film career…not even if she tries,” reasoned the 74-year-old According to Salim, Salman suffers heartbreaks because for most of his girls the prime motive is stardom. “I can’t say if Katrina is in Salman’s life… If a marriage decision stretches for so long, it usually does not happen. It means that the person is not 100 percent sure to get into it…that’s why the delay.” “Whenever girls have come into Salman’s life, they are looking to be a movie star. So settling down is the last thing on their minds. So the relationships reach a saturation point and then fizzle out.” Well Salman Khan, definitely, deserves the best & we hope he finds someone really nice some day. These actresses are big time bitches. They use him all the time & it's pretty strange that Sallu Bhai never learns anything. My observation is that guys always fall for bitches. They say they actually hate them, but they do love them. In fact if the bitch is a sycophant, they love her all the more. But my guy friends have been saying that they fall for sex, not bitches. I also read that BITCH stands for beautiful individual that creates hell. I tend to disagree. Most of the bitches are not even much to look at, besides being unintelligent & cheap. But guys really go for trash I suppose. And Salman Khan is not any different. His women accidentally happen to be beautiful as they are from the film industry. Anyhow, Salman is definitely irreplaceable & he's back in Dus Ka Dum on his own terms. He walked out of due to some dispute. . Read Full Post
I want the corruption to end
From the Blog The True Perspective: I want the corruption to end - Rehman Malik wants to root out corruption. Ironic. (Photo: Dawn.com) This coming from a man who was implicated in several corruption cases along with his Godfather Asif Zardari and spouse Benazir Bhutto. Sounds farcical doesn't it? But then that's the hallmark of our society. When people like Rehman Malik, who incidentally does not have the balls to face the charges he faces in court, send out verbal telecasts to his subordinates that they need to put their houses in order and end their corruption , I can bet they smile and shrug. I know I would. After all, how do you take a man known to be a cavalier seriously? Beats me. The issue does not lie with the statements, it lies with the intentions. Why does the government of Rehman Malik have to wait till the 7 th ? If they are so against corruption, why can't they launch an anti corruption operation right now? Why does Rehman Malik have to get in front of a mike and shout out to the world that he's coming after the corrupt? Wouldn't it be more prudent to launch a quiet exercise that tries to catch the perpetrators in the act? Now don't think that this is a conspiracy theory, and that I'm an agent of separatism in this country. What bothers me is that it is almost 3 years since the government took over and since then, we have only gone from bad to worse in terms of corruption . Why is it that every time the PPP government takes charge, there is an alarming rise in corruption, lawlessness, violence, poverty, unemployment and utter and complete mismanagement? And how can an allegedly corrupt man, who shies away from proving his innocence in court, lecture people on morality? Instead of owning up to their mistakes and misdemeanors, the powers that be want to throw even more muck in the eyes of this overly burdened nation; but facts will always be facts, and the truths will never be suppressed. The notion of Rehman Malik telling his subordinates to mend their ways or else face his ire is laughable at best. Then there is the issue of transparency and accountability associated with it. Only recently there were reports that the PPP wanted to bring in a so-called "anti-corruption" law, which would in fact have replaced the National Accountability Bureau (NAB) with a milder commission full of handpicked cronies of the government. This attitude does not augur well for the carte Blanche desires that the PPP wants us to believe are fact. Until this government can own up to its mistakes, and does something concrete to prove that it is sincere in its intentions, such claims like the one made by Rehman Malik will be treated with a lack of seriousness. It is high time the government actually did something about its credibility. The foreign governments' refusal to give aid, and finance legitimate projects in Pakistan are solely due to the inability of the government to unmask the corrupt hiding in its shadow. Not only that, but even those who are known to be mired in neck deep corruption are not apprehended and put behind bars. But I suppose that is too much to ask of a government whose boss is known internationally as Mr. Ten Percent. . Read Full Post
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