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Known and Unknown: It wasn’t me
Donald Rumsfeld’s most famous remarks in his memoir Known and Unknown made no sense at all.
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The security paradox
Despite lamentations against the Taliban, we expect politicians will be safe without causing disruption to the public.
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10 things I hate about street protests
It has become a precondition of revolution to carry banners that read like they were written by six-year-olds.
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Blame India
The Indianisation of cricket has led to predictability. India’s World Cup promises to be the dullest ever.
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Khalid Hasan’s Pakistan
Nothing rams home the reality that Pakistan is the offspring of Ziaul Haq's vision than perusing Hasan’s columns.
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10 things I hate about the internet
Try and write something satirical. Then sit back and wait for everyone to take you literally.
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White power
When logic disappears, a childlike combination of resentment and craving for approval is bound to take over.
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The value of voting
Those who argue that voting for the lesser of two evils is still a vote for evil will always be marginalised.
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The King's speech: It takes two to tango
Forget The Social Network and put all your money on The King’s Speech for this year’s Oscar pool.
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What should the liberals do now?
Liberals have always been the permanent opposition in Pakistan. It is time to go beyond that.