A new opinion poll has found that most Pakistanis view the United States as an enemy and are opposed to the US-led war in Afghanistan.
The poll conducted by Pew Research Center suggests 65 percent of Pakistanis want US and NATO soldiers out of Afghanistan as soon as possible.
The image of the US is the lowest among 22 nations included in the survey that was conducted on two thousand Pakistanis.
Despite billions of dollars Islamabad receives from Washington in economic and military aid, only eight percent trust US President Barack Obama -- the lowest rating of the 22-nation survey -- the study shows.
The survey also shows that people in Pakistan are less concerned about the Taliban and al-Qaeda than in 2009.
The poll shows that US drone strikes remain deeply unpopular among Pakistani people.
The US army has extended the drone strikes in Pakistan during the last 18 months.
Some 50 of 146 strikes carried out in Pakistan since 2004 have occurred in 2010 alone that killed dozens of people, according to data released by the Washington-based New America Foundation.
We are Pakistani! Many things happeing in Pakistan Which Tell me I am Pakistani........Pakistan. Pakistani. Pakistaniat.
Saturday, November 6, 2010
Sunday, October 31, 2010
Wheeling Game Of Death
The rapid increase of one wheeling among our youth will be coming a serious issue.As you know now a days every single person has a bike so when they drive they want to increase speed as much as in order to so different stunt to the people. This kind of stunt not only harm full for them but also for the society. Because of this lots of people are losing their lives as well as the riders themselves.
Especially in the main cities like Lahore,Islamabad,Karachi,Faisalabad etc.
I am going to include some videos also in order to rise awareness among people.
Posted By Misbah
Especially in the main cities like Lahore,Islamabad,Karachi,Faisalabad etc.
I am going to include some videos also in order to rise awareness among people.
Posted By Misbah
Saturday, September 11, 2010
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