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Within the ever-evolving panorama of Pakistan’s job market, one sector that continues to supply wonderful profession alternatives is Pakistan Railways. As 2023 unfolds, the Pakistan Railways Authority has introduced a number of job openings throughout numerous departments, offering people with the possibility to affix a prestigious group that performs a vital position within the nation’s…

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Punjab University announces good news about online fee payment

Punjab University announces good news about online fee payment

Punjab University announces good news about online fee payment Punjab University announces good news about online fee payment. Students are forced to visit and stand in long queues at bank branches to remit fees for various services of Punjab University. However, this will soon change as Punjab University has finally announced that its students can submit fees online, 24News reported on Saturday.…

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Punjab University announces good news about online fee payment

Punjab University announces good news about online fee payment

Punjab University announces good news about online fee payment Punjab University announces good news about online fee payment. Students are forced to visit and stand in long queues at bank branches to remit fees for various services of Punjab University. However, this will soon change as Punjab University has finally announced that its students can submit fees online, 24News reported on Saturday.…

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Pick a Novel: Keywords/prominent themes in your life

Pick the novel that draws your attention the most. If you can't decide between two, then look at the 2 readings. This is a general reading, so not everything will apply. Please take what resonates and leave what doesn't behind!

#1

Keywords: love, lust, passion, fun, temperament, cafe, sweet, bicycle, pen, books, music, loyalty, winter, sofa, furniture, thoughts, light, intuition, soulmate, art, obsidian, cake, carbonated water, skincare, socks, cooking

Celebrities/Public Figures: Audrey Hepburn, Min Yoongi, IU, Claude Monet, Angela Merkel, Andrew Carnegie, John Johnson, Mark Zuckerberg, Larry Page, Howard Schultz, Sam Walton, Amancio Ortega, Queen Elizabeth I, Jane Austen, Jennie Kim

Countries: Italy, Canada, South Africa, Thailand, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Greece, Madagascar, Qatar, Sweden, Zambia, Taiwan, Solomon Islands

Numbers: 11, 1, 5, 9, 80, 888, 6

Brands: Hermes, Tiffany, Apple, Instagram, Taobao, Lamborghini, Deloitte, Microsoft, Chopard, Givenchy, Patek Phillipe, Chloe, Alaia, Kraft,

Kpop songs: Young Forever by BTS, Shine by PENTAGON, Me Gustas Tu by GFRIEND, Run to You by DJ DOC, Love Lee by AKMU, Deja vu by TXT, Back Down by P1Harmony, Love shot by EXO

#2

Keywords: economy, job loss, new opportunities, play, drama, anger, frustration, lost, compass, computers, battery, feet, head, brain, summer, pearl, avocado, junk food, fried chicken, challenge, frugal

Celebrities/Public Figures: Grace Kelly, Billie Eilish, Keanu Reeves, Rosé, Jung Hoseok, Salma Hayek, Pablo Picasso, Princess Diana, Thomas Edison, Sergey Brin, Mary I, William Shakespeare, Lee Nayeon

Countries: New Zealand, USA, Maldives, Indonesia, United Kingdom, Venezuela, Lithuania, Nepal, Portugal, Poland, Lebanon, Mali, Netherlands

Numbers: 4, 99, 101, 33, 13, 14, 0

Brands: Masion Margiela, Amazon, facebook, Shein, PWC, Missoni, Moschino Couture, Toyota, citi bank, Chaumet, Polene, Pizza Hut,

Kpop songs: Love Dive by IVE, Shangri-la by VIXX, Sweety by Clazziquai, I NEED U by BTS, The Chaser by Infinite, Magnetic by ILLIT, My House by 2PM, ICY by ITZY

#3

Keywords: tales, gossip, lies, funny, movies, theatre, cell phone, cool, kpop, magenta, ancient, history, claws, cats, tiger, fall, jealousy, games, aquamarine, lemons, makeup, pencil, groceries

Celebrities/Public Figures: Beyonce, Lady Gaga, Morgan Freeman, Kim Seokjin, Jang Wonyoung, Matt Damon, Napoleon Bonaparte, Shinzo Abe, Steve Jobs, Voltaire, Kim Jisoo,

Countries: Ethiopia, France, Russia, Ireland, Argentina, Afghanistan, Libya, Rwanda, Nigeria, Pakistan, Morocco, Malta, Kazakhstan, Kenya, Iraq,

Numbers: 2, 7, 69, 25, 55, 79, 1182

Brands: Saint Laurent, miumiu, Starbucks, Mercedez-Benz, Nestle, Oracle, Tod's, Bulgari, Rolex, KFC, SUBWAY, Carrefour, Kellog's

Kpop songs: Supernova by aespa, Maestro by seventeen, Not by the moon by GOT7, Alone by Sistar, Hip by MAMAMOO, Good Day by IU, Bite Me by ENHYPEN, Work by ATEEZ, The Feels by TWICE

#4

Keywords: foreign, spicy, peppery, rice, no, objection, resistance, control, storms, thunderstorms, shower, tension, crush, pop, paper, mango, legs, fragrance, emerald, clothing rack, tomatoes, defeat,

Celebrities/Public Figures: Judy Garland, Margot Robbie, G-Dragon, Jeon Jungkook, Pharrell Williams, Emmanuel Macron, Bill Clinton, King Charles, Warren Buffet, Cleopatra, Kim Mingyu

Countries: South Korea, Philippines, Scotland, Spain, Albania, Guatemala, Malaysia, Iran, Romania, Honduras, Georgia, Croatia, Belgium, Czech Republic, Gambia, Guinea

Numbers: 31, 75, 412, 43, 486, 640

Brands: Chanel, Prada, Bentley, Gucci, Samsung, Disney, BMW, Hyundai, cisco, Van Cleefs & Arpels, Dior, Loro Piana, Shake Shack

Kpop songs: Gee by SNSD, If you by BIGBANG, Antifragile by LE SSERAFIM, Up and Down by EXID, OMG by NewJeans, Lion by (G)I-DLE, Hello by TREASURE,

#5

Keywords: death, mystery, mirror, reflection, shadow, black, grey, white, funeral, video, sprint, pool, gym, streets, metro, subway, chocolate, broken, knees, moon, ruby, surgery, teeth, race

Celebrities/Public Figures: Marilyn Monroe, Barack Obama, Kate Winslet, Kim Taehyung, Aamir Khan, Marie Antoinette, Elon Musk, Robert F Kennedy, Jeff Bezos, Richard Branson, Edward VIII, Charles Dickens, Abraham Lincoln, Park Bogum,

Countries: North Korea, China, Vietnam, Brazil, Bangladesh, Cambodia, Germany, India, Israel, Laos, Haiti, Dominican Republic, Congo, Cuba, Egypt, Mongolia

Numbers: 3, 97, 17, 19, 52, 98

Brands: Ralph Lauren, Celine, Ferrari, Huawei, Uber, intel, UPS, Calvin Klein, Piaget, Guerlain, Berluti, Pepsi, Cadbury

Kpop songs: Shut down by Blackpink, Seven by Jeon Jungkook, God's Menu by Stray Kids, Love Love Love by Epik High, Very Nice by SEVENTEEN, Birthday by Jeon Somi, Psycho by Red Velvet,

#6

Keywords: travel, toxic, break away, departure, memory, dreams, truth, unveil, diary, journal, coffee, jacket, shoes, hands, social media, news, competition, autumn, diamonds, electricity, TV, cheat, fashion

Celebrities/Public Figures: Jane Birkin, Kim Jiwon, Gigi Hadid, Charlize Theron, Park Jimin, Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, Maximilien Robespierre, Bill Gates, Queen Elizabeth II, Vladimir Putin, Henry Ford, James Joyce, Lalisa Manobal

Countries: Japan, Australia, Mexico, Iceland, Finland, Eritrea, Ecuador, Costa Rica, Cyprus, Bolivia, Botswana, Bahamas,

Numbers: 8, 646, 152, 37, 49, 22

Brands: Louis Vuitton, Lexus, Tesla, Fendi, Walmart, Nike, Siemens, Google, Cartier, Burberry, Ferragamo, Burger King, Unilever

Kpop songs: ROCKSTAR by LISA, Cherry bomb by NCT 127, Move by Taemin, Dramarama by MONSTA X, Love Scenario by iKON, Get a Guitar by RIIZE, Replay by SHINee, Candy Sugar Pop by ASTRO, Mr. Simple by Super Junior

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Indian media's collapse has meant that serious issues such as unemployment do not get the attention they deserve. Joblessness is not framed as a question of political accountability but is couched in technocratic language and buried in a maze of data and conflicting claims. Those who intruded into parliament reportedly told the police they were upset about high rates of unemployment. Youth unemployment in India is at around a staggering 23 percent, the highest for any major global economy and nearly double that of neighbouring Pakistan and Bangladesh. For graduates under 25, a report by the Azim Premji University estimates, this number rises to 42 percent. IT firms such as Infosys, Tata Consultancy Services and Wipro have announced they will reduce the hiring of engineering graduates by 30 percent-reducing it by 40 percent from the prestigious Indian Institutes of Technology-leaving thousands of freshly graduated students without jobs. Since the onset of the 2022 funding winter, 34,785 employees have been laid off by just 121 Indian startups, with 15,247 of them fired by 69 Indian startups so far this year. An improvement is unlikely. Pranjul Bhandari, the chief India economist at Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, estimates that while India will need to create 70 million jobs over the next decade, it will only end up with 24 million. Put simply, India's demographic dividend has turned into a demographic disaster.

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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the Ram temple in Ayodhya in the key northern state of Uttar Pradesh in January in hopes it would earn him a massive victory in the national election that concluded in June. That didn’t happen—at least not to the extent that Modi, his Hindu-nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), and their ideological fountainhead Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) expected.

In what has widely been described as a shock result, the BJP won merely 240 seats in the 543-seat parliament, after setting a target of 400 seats. Modi has formed a government but only with support from other parties.

Like any election result, the outcome had multiple causes that will take time to fully sort out. But one thing is already clear: Modi failed in his long-running bid to homogenize India’s Hindus across castes and cultures and consolidate their vote for his political benefit.

In 2014, Modi came to power on the back of religious nationalism and security issues, and he continued that trend in 2019. This year, in the absence of any urgent security threat from regional rival Pakistan and rising concerns over unemployment, inflation, and authoritarianism, Modi banked on the RSS’s homogenization strategy.

The Ram temple was built on a site long disputed with Muslims, where a 16th-century mosque stood until December 1992, when a group of Hindu nationalists razed it to the ground allegedly on the BJP’s provocation. Experts said the BJP had envisaged the temple would instill pride in Hindus, feed their Muslim animosity, and bring them under the Hindu umbrella to choose Modi.

Even though, by and large, the Hindu community seemed to have been pleased with the inauguration of the temple, that didn’t translate into votes for Modi across the Hindu hierarchy. Instead, the results exposed the weaknesses of the homogenization exercise.

Hartosh Singh Bal, an Indian journalist and the executive editor of the Caravan, said there is “diversity in Hinduism” and the election results prove that it can’t be “papered over by directing attention and hatred outwards” toward Muslims. This election proves that “Hindus are not a monolith” and that “various segments of Hinduism have a successful chance of taking on the BJP,” he added in reference to tactical voting by lower castes in Uttar Pradesh against the BJP.

Karthick Ram Manoharan, a political scientist at the National Law School of India University in Bengaluru, said that in Tamil Nadu, a state in southern India with the second-biggest economy in the country, the BJP did not win a single seat out of a total of 39.

“Hindus are the absolute majority in Tamil Nadu, but they still mostly vote for the secular Dravidian parties,” Manoharan said in reference to local parties that have emerged out of social movements opposed to an upper-caste Hindu order that the BJP and RSS have been long accused of nurturing and propagating.

In March, just a month before voting began, I witnessed saffron-colored flags expressing support for Modi’s party jutting out from rooftops and windows in tightly packed homes in western Uttar Pradesh. Some people I spoke to said that BJP workers had decided to adorn the neighborhoods as they pleased, but underneath the flag-waving, a large-scale discontent was brewing over a lack of employment opportunities.

The upper-caste youth seemed confused, if not yet disenchanted, with Modi and in the absence of industry and strong local economies once again mourned the loss of government jobs to affirmative action. (The Indian Constitution reserves almost half of all state jobs for people from lower castes and others who confront a generational disadvantage and historical discrimination.)

Meanwhile, Dalits, who sit at the bottom of India’s Hindu hierarchy, in hamlets nearby who depend on the quota for their dignity and livelihood were quietly recalibrating their options. The mood was starkly different from 2014 and 2019 when I visited some of the Dalit-dominated parliamentary seats in Uttar Pradesh. Back then, Dalits I met were upbeat and decisively pro-Modi. They said they supported him since they believed that he might raise their stature in the Hindu hierarchy.

But 10 years later, they suspected the BJP was plotting to weaken the constitution, the only assurance of rights for marginalized communities in a country where upper-caste Hindus continue to hold social capital and economic power.

Recent comments by BJP leaders that if Modi won 400 seats, he would change the constitution spread anxiety among lower castes that the party intended to scrap the reservation system. The BJP repeatedly denied this, but the suspicion that it is first a party for upper-caste Hindus is deep-rooted among lower castes, and experts believe the comments were part of the BJP’s political strategy.

“They were testing the waters to see what would be the reaction,” said Sushil Kumar Pandey, an assistant professor of history at Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar University in Lucknow and the author of Caste and Politics in Democracy.

“The opposition picked it up and campaigned on it, telling people a change in the constitution could mean losing your livelihood, your jobs,” Pandey added. “That worked at a time [when] people were also scared of privatization” and in government-run sectors.

For Dalits, it was about more than jobs. The Indian Constitution is nearly worshipped by the community and celebrated en masse on the birth anniversary of the Indian intellectual who wrote it. B.R. Ambedkar was no fan of Ram and advocated against the caste discrimination inherent in Hinduism all his life, even converting to Buddhism when he felt there was no escaping caste-based prejudice. While he couldn’t annihilate the caste system, he ensured that the constitution offered lower castes a quota in government jobs to gradually uplift them.

In his honor, and as an ode to the progressive document, Dalits sing songs in praise of the constitution and hail it as the upholder of their dignity in a society where they continue to be belittled. Any change to the text was unacceptable. “Their cultural identity is linked to this book,” said Ravish Kumar, a journalist and the host of a popular YouTube news show.

In the south, too, there was a fear of culturally being subsumed by a Hindi-speaking upper-caste elite. Indian federal units, or states, were defined in the 1950s on the basis of language, and to this day south Indians identify themselves on the basis of the language they speak. The Ram temple had no resonance in the southern states, particularly in electorally significant Tamil Nadu, with the highest number of seats regionally. Tamils were wary that the RSS’s homogenization agenda would drown out their cultural ethos and impose a secondary status on the Tamil language.

Manoharan, the political scientist, said that in Tamil Nadu, it was “not so much religious but fear of cultural homogeneity” and “a language policy which will give importance to Hindi speakers over Tamil speakers and upper-caste Tamils over other backward castes.”

In a state where “88 percent people come from so-called lower castes” and “69 percent have jobs under affirmative action through a special act,” people were also extremely worried that the BJP may “water down” the employment quota promised in the constitution, Manoharan added.

The southern Indian states have a longer history of resistance to upper-caste domination, a higher literacy rate, better economies, and a tradition of secular politics. While the BJP maintained its tally of 29 seats from the last election, it is being seen as a poor result considering the inroads the RSS has made in the south.

For instance, in the southwestern state of Kerala, the RSS has more than 5,000 shakhas, or branches, second in number only to Uttar Pradesh, India’s most populous state—yet “despite the fact that the RSS has thousands of training grounds in Kerala, they are unable to get influence,” said K.M. Sajad Ibrahim, a professor of political science at University of Kerala. “That’s because while religion is important, communal harmony is more important to people here. BJP tries to create tensions, and that doesn’t work here.”

The BJP managed to gain one seat for the first time in Kerala, but that isn’t being attributed to its ideological success or expansion of homogenization project but to the winning candidate’s personal appeal. Suresh Gopi, the winning candidate, is a popular movie star.

In many states in the Hindi belt and even in the south, the BJP did well. The upper castes and urban voters are standing firmly behind Modi. Kumar, the journalist, said it would be foolhardy to dismiss Modi—and the bigger Hindutva, or Hindu nationalist, forces backing him—just yet. He said Hindutva hasn’t lost and only faced a setback. “The BJP was trying to dominate caste politics with Hindutva,” he said, “but the election result shows that dominance has cracked.” However, he added, “it has only cracked—the ideology still has wide-scale acceptance.”

Everyone else Foreign Policy spoke to concurred but added that Hindus are far too diverse to be homogenized. Manoharan said the results exposed the weakness of the homogenization agenda and its faulty premise. “Hindutva’s aim for homogeneity is confounded precisely by a structural feature of the religion-culture it seeks to defend—caste,” he said.

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DIB Pakistan Jobs 2024: Salary, CEO, and Careers in Dubai Islamic Banking

Dubai Islamic Bank (DIB) is a pioneer in Islamic banking, with a strong presence in Pakistan. This article provides an overview of job opportunities, salary structures, and the leadership at DIB Pakistan JOBS, along with insights into how you can join this leading institution.

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A dozen poor countries are facing economic instability and even collapse under the weight of hundreds of billions of dollars in foreign loans, much of them from the world’s biggest and most unforgiving government lender, China.

An Associated Press analysis of a dozen countries most indebted to China — including Pakistan, Kenya, Zambia, Laos and Mongolia — found paying back that debt is consuming an ever-greater amount of the tax revenue needed to keep schools open, provide electricity and pay for food and fuel. And it’s draining foreign currency reserves these countries use to pay interest on those loans, leaving some with just months before that money is gone.

Behind the scenes is China’s reluctance to forgive debt and its extreme secrecy about how much money it has loaned and on what terms, which has kept other major lenders from stepping in to help. On top of that is the recent discovery that borrowers have been required to put cash in hidden escrow accounts that push China to the front of the line of creditors to be paid.

Countries in AP’s analysis had as much as 50% of their foreign loans from China and most were devoting more than a third of government revenue to paying off foreign debt. Two of them, Zambia and Sri Lanka, have already gone into default, unable to make even interest payments on loans financing the construction of ports, mines and power plants.

In Pakistan, millions of textile workers have been laid off because the country has too much foreign debt and can’t afford to keep the electricity on and machines running.

In Kenya, the government has held back paychecks to thousands of civil service workers to save cash to pay foreign loans. The president’s chief economic adviser tweeted last month, “Salaries or default? Take your pick.”

Since Sri Lanka defaulted a year ago, a half-million industrial jobs have vanished, inflation has pierced 50% and more than half the population in many parts of the country has fallen into poverty.

Experts predict that unless China begins to soften its stance on its loans to poor countries, there could be a wave of more defaults and political upheavals.

“In a lot of the world, the clock has hit midnight,” said Harvard economist Ken Rogoff. “ China has moved in and left this geopolitical instability that could have long-lasting effects.”

HOW IT'S PLAYING OUT

A case study of how it has played out is in Zambia, a landlocked country of 20 million people in southern Africa that over the past two decades has borrowed billions of dollars from Chinese state-owned banks to build dams, railways and roads.

The loans boosted Zambia’s economy but also raised foreign interest payments so high there was little left for the government, forcing it to cut spending on healthcare, social services and subsidies to farmers for seed and fertilizer.

In the past under such circumstances, big government lenders such as the U.S., Japan and France would work out deals to forgive some debt, with each lender disclosing clearly what they were owed and on what terms so no one would feel cheated.

But China didn't play by those rules. It refused at first to even join in multinational talks, negotiating separately with Zambia and insisting on confidentiality that barred the country from telling non-Chinese lenders the terms of the loans and whether China had devised a way of muscling to the front of the repayment line.

Amid this confusion in 2020, a group of non-Chinese lenders refused desperate pleas from Zambia to suspend interest payments, even for a few months. That refusal added to the drain on Zambia’s foreign cash reserves, the stash of mostly U.S. dollars that it used to pay interest on loans and to buy major commodities like oil. By November 2020, with little reserves left, Zambia stopped paying the interest and defaulted, locking it out of future borrowing and setting off a vicious cycle of spending cuts and deepening poverty.

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You have no reading comprehension and no understanding of tax brackets. The article does NOT say that when you hit 1 billion buckaroos in net worth you get fined 99%. It says that once you're at 1 billion net worth you're going to be taxed for anything more than that, and that only, so if you have a company at 999 million net worth you better start splitting it up and money laundering if you want to keep profiting. A wealth cap of 999 million is not a big imposition by any standards.

You don't seem to understand the context of the article and what Sanders is saying. So it seems the person lacking reading comprehension is you.

Fact of the matter is I fully explained why almost no "Billionaire" on the planet has access to a billion dollars. At all. And the fact is that even looking at modern taxes, the Top 5% pay almost 80% + of the taxes in this country. Likely the percentage is higher. And they end up paying it, "Depending on where they live" on money they don't have.

THAT "MONEY" doesn't exist. It's called unrealized gains. Meaning you are actually "fined" on my that potentially exists at any point in time.

And to your last point, it's not a wealth cap. It's a "You are not allowed to grow past this point" imposed by the government. Which last time I checked isn't a good thing. Maybe you need to do a little more reading yourself. Bernie is a moron who's complimented regimes that have committed mass murder of their populaces. Including the USSR. He's even praised bread lines. It would not shock me at all if he said what he said as stupid as it was.

And the reason why it was stupid is because the people making that money are not "living off 999,000,000 dollars". 80% of that money is speculative at best. Which if you had read what I wrote rather than skipping 80% of it after I criticized your lord and savior Millionaire Sanders, You'd have retorted with something other than what you did. My entire point to the post was that what he said was not only stupid but made no sense at all. More so given the difference between liquid assets and solid assets. And given inflation, those things don't have absolute values. A Dollar is always worth a dollar but the buying power behind it isn't always the same. Unrealized gains is actually worse because your company could be worth $500B one day and then $2B a month from now. And you get charged PERSONAL taxes based on the 500? That's F*cked.

And again. Where does that money go? The government. The people who continue to enrich themselves off of our division, and people like you's stupidity.

And here's the thing. ASSUME for a second that I agreed with the idea of eat the rich, (A talking point made by morons that don't understand economics at all), Who get's that money exactly?

Ukraine? Pakistan? Brazil? China? Joe and Hunter Biden? Mitch McConnel? Faucci? Organizations giving monkeys hard drugs? Banks that keep screwing up their own finances? The CIA so they can lose Billions more through "Accounting errors"? Charities that don't do anything other than enrich themselves?

If I had to pick, I'd say let the rich guy keep his money because he's likely to either spend it, or reinvest it in other places, or start new businesses that will give people jobs that NEED jobs. I'd love that over Nancy Pelosi's husband and her profiting more off insider trading frankly.

You need to do that math and look into all of this logically. Because fact is one of the last things I mentioned is that Tax laws here could well make it so those people want to leave the US. Meaning that a lot of the money they spend here goes with them. And other countries that have lax tax laws WILL not change those laws because they want the rich living there. Because it brings more money into their countries. Why do you think states give some businesses tax breaks to set up shop? That exact reason. It bring money into the state.

Besides. It's always super well off people that scream eat the rich and a lot of the time they are the rich. The only difference? They only say it. And ONLY mean people more well off than them. 30K a year is rich to a person who lives in some places in Africa and South America. Should we eat those "rich". What about movie stars? Athletes? Doctors? Lawyers? Politicians? Business owners? And why do we cut off where we do? Or are most of these ok because they are attainable and like Hasan Piker it's not about eating the rich. It's about becoming rich, and then pretending anyone that makes more than you are able to should be eaten?

What you suffer from is jealousy. And lack of understanding. And it is plain as day.

@capitalism-and-analytics can you please weigh in on this.

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I’ve noticed the topic of Maya not being from the same social circles as bilal or sherry comes up often when we talk about why Rao doesn’t like her. My question is, these comments imply Maya is from a “lower class” or whatever but girl was financially pretty well off way before she became an actress! Her father was very accomplished in his own right. Just because she wasn’t from some sort of upper echelon of the highest strata she was ostracized by this dude who isn’t even a tenth as accomplished as her? How does this make sense?

Currently I reside in the USA which don’t get me wrong has its own massive problems, but what I do appreciate is that it really is the land of opportunity. I would never look at a massively successful Hollywood heroine and think less of her because she wasn’t from the highest social or financial class possible prior to becoming an actress. Here, generally, if you work hard and become successful, nobody cares about your past. In pakistan, it’s not just about maya… I feel like people judge you based on your father’s job or what neighborhood your grandparents lived in 50 years ago even if it has absolutely nothing to do with you and your current situation in life. I hope this mindset changes soon but I’m not optimistic if the so-called artists of our entertainment industry are still perpetuating these differences.

Sorry for the bit of a rant; just got frustrated for a second.

i don't think it's ever as simple. money might give one power but the social class is what gives you status. you'll find loads of people in the country with bank accounts full of money but that money doesn't buy them a desirable personality. it's very simple - there's just no alternative to a good education. it's the utilization of money from the early years in the right ways that create a personality. there are countless examples of people who, when they get enough money, invest in their children's education the most. this desire to send the kids to the bestest of educational institutions is not just to show off; these institutions create personality. one of the things it does is make people well spoken so they know how best to put their points across. just look at the all the well loved celebrities of PakIndustry and you'll notice one thing common in them - they are all very good talkers.

you talk of Sherry and Bilal? bruh. i was here when people would question her friendship with Obi as being fully mismatched. even during peak OsMaya days a section of fans thought Maya was beneath Obi because in those days she was still in the initial phases of grooming her personality and brushing up on her English skills while Obi was well, Obi. there are recorded instances of Maya messing up embarrassingly because she just didn't know about things that were alien to her but common knowledge to her peers who keep up with international news and sports. it's no secret that there was a time where she was steps back from her peers in terms of the cultural knowledge of the world because she was learning about the things her peers had been around all their lives (just look up her Christiano Ronaldo fiasco)

Pakistan as a society is obsessed with social classes. money can blur the lines but it cannot erase them. that's true for USA as well. people from generational wealth will carry themselves different than people from new money. no matter how one tries, it shows. the former will always have access to things the latter will have to make efforts for. it's not enough if one unit of an extended family is rich; the immediate family circle has to be rich and have a social capital that benefits all.

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Just look at the comment section and the reblogs.

Look at the amount of the leftists and the bullshit they are spreading.

They are absolutely uneducated, antisemitic, full of hatred and pro terrorists.

They are using excuses for the massacre and the mass slaughtering which happened on 7th October, excuses for terrorists in face of Hamas which were filming EVERYTHING what they have done, excuses for raping Israeli women, excuses for taking more than 200 innocent Israeli civilians as hostages (among them are holocaust survivors, sick and disabled, children and a 9 months old baby), excuses for burning whole Israeli families ALIVE, excuses for the mass murder on the Nova festival, excuses for ANYTHING that's Hamas have done until now. That's all just nauseating.

All the progressives, LGBTQ, queer, trans etc - you would've been first on the list for Hamas to murder. Being Gay means death penalty in Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar, Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Yemen - while in Israel you're free to live how you like. You're just too stupid for supporting those who would kill you.

And what are their arguments?

- Israel is doing a genocide of the poor Palestinian people

Israel is surprisingly bad at genocide, Palestinians went from 900k to over 4millions in 70 years.

- it's not their territory and etc by always using this old bullshit DEBUNKED map which is used by propagandists (where on place of Israel there was Palestine before 1948)

"Palestine" never existed as a country, it never had such borders, it was always under someone's else (Ottomans, Romans, British and etc) control. It was a part of the Jordanian territory. Jews always were on this land, and they was always expelled from their land, but never murdered as much as under the Arabs or in the Arabic countries. Jews were BUYING the territories for huge amounts of money from the arabs which were living there, because "Palestine" was full of mud and unsuitable earth, so the Arabs didn't cared about it and was increasing the prices for nothing. Then Holocaust have happened, and it was decided to break Israel into 2 territories - for the Arabs and the Jews who were already living there. The Arabs didn't liked it, even if they got more actual territory, it was one side decided because Arabs didn't wanted to negotiate, so they started a war in which Israel won their independence - by their own blood. «Israel is NOT on Muslim land. Muslims are squatters on Israel’s land. Those “Palestinians” are South Jordan and Egyptian squatters and they have no right to own any land in Israel.»

- Israel sent out all the Arabs and holding them in Gaza in air prison with controlling water, electricity, fuel etc.

In Israel there are 20% Arab citizens, they have Israeli citizenship, they have the same rights as any other Jew in Israel, they participating in the Israeli government, they have their own political party (is there any Arab country which have Israelis/Jews in their government? No.) All those who didn't wanted to remain after the war, moved by themselves to the West bank or to Gaza, which were given under control to Jordan and Egypt until they gave up on those territories and made them independent. Israel giving Gazans jobs inside Israel. Israel controlling the water, electricity etc to Gaza, because Gaza have COSMIC debt to the Israeli government for the water and electricity. Gaza DOESN'T have ANY infrastructure, and they fully relying on Israel (it was their decision), even if Europe and other countries sending BILLIONS to them, all is going on propaganda, buying weapons, to the leaders of Hamas which are living in Qatar and Turkey, paying to the terrorists and "Shahid" families. All those building materials which getting in Gaza being rebuilt to tunnels, all those water pipes which coming in Gaza being rebuilt to rockets - all those being used AGAINST Israeli and even Gaza civilians, because 40% of Hamas rocket launches are falling INSIDE Gaza, Hamas locating them inside hospitals, schools and other civilian places - it's all proven facts! Have you ever asked yourself why all the buildings in Gaza are so adjacent to each other? More civilians killed - generate more international pressure. On Israel, of course. Because Israel are the one who needs to feed, to give water, to give fuel, to turn on the electricity on their own money to those who is killing them. No other Arab country (from 18!!) Have offered any help to their Palestinian brothers.

- Hamas does not representing "Palestine" or the "Palestinian people"

Of course they do, Gazans elected Hamas themselves. Gazans was cheering when Hamas did all those atrocities on 7th October. The "Palestinians", not 100, 1,000, or 10,000 of them, give out candies when innocent Jews are murdered. You won't find any opposition against Hamas in Gaza. Gazans supporting them. Gazans are completely brainwashed by them. Same as the leftists, who think that's killing, burning, raping, beheading more than 1300 Israelis and taking more than 200 hostages is justified "because their land was taken away", cuz land is more important for them than humans.

- the demonstrations around the world are not pro Hamas, they are for the poor Palestinian civilians, who is absolutely not connected to the terrorism of Hamas and suffering because of the bad Zionists!

Bullshit. I saw the videos from the demonstrations, have you? From what I've heard, they are calling for killing all the Jews, from what I saw it's far away from being peaceful demonstrations. It's always involving police, bad language, arrests and aggression from the demonstrates. Their "protests" are ending on removing pictures of the hostages (because a 9 month old baby or a 2 year old kid are their biggest enemies). Why there are no demonstrations which is asking releasing all those hostages and asking other Arab countries to open their borders to Gazans? Rhetoric questions.

Additional:

If the Arab countries would worry so much about the "Palestinians", they would open their borders (Egypt, Jordan), but they are not doing so because they know exactly who they really are and how dangerous those people are. Egypt gave up on Gaza strip. Jordan gave up on the West bank. Why would they do it?

«You’re worried about a disproportionate response by Israel? Kindly tell me what a proportionate response would look like. Because if we did what they did to us, that would require the murder, abduction, burn and rape of over a thousand people. Is that what you’re recommending Israel does? Because that’s pretty sick of you.»

“They can’t speak out. Hamas will kill them.” Where have we heard that before? “I was just fulfilling orders. I had no choice.” Oh yes, that was what the Nazis said. It was not a legit argument then and it’s not a legit argument now.

If you are still delusional enough to think they want a state, go Google The Partition Plan. They had one. They rejected it. Then google how many times Israel offered them a state.

*Israel will go until the end, Israel won't let holocaust 2.0 to happen, Israel don't care about anyone's opinion anymore, Israel will win, as we always did. And if EU & USA will remain their borders open to everyone, 1 day those terrorists will come to your door, your family, your children. Don't look away.

(To Neil Gaiman if you ever read this: it's nothing personal to you. I was shocked by the amounts of propaganda, brainwashing and not willing to listen people in the comments. Thanks for Good Omens)

Hello, Mr. Gaiman.

Recently, an old tweet of yours from 2015 resurfaced, in which you show support for Israel in the ongoing conflict. Is that still where you stand, or have you changed your mind in the past 6 years since that tweet was written?

The one where I say that Israel has the right to exist and that Palestine should be recognized as a state? I haven't changed my mind about either of those statements, or about any of the ones about people not killing other people and standing with the refugees and the children.