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A contingent of Pakistan Navy cadets parade during a ceremony at mausoleum of the founder of Pakistan Mohammad Ali Jinnah on Tuesday, Aug. 14, 2007 in Karachi, Pakistan. Pakistan marked the 60th anniversary of its independence from British rule Tuesday amid a political crisis facing the country's U.S.-allied president and surging militant violence. (AP Photo/Shakil Adil)



Pakistani youngsters bathe in the pool as people visit the mausoleum of the founder of Pakistan Mohammad Ali Jinnah on Tuesday, Aug. 14, 2007 in Karachi, Pakistan. Pakistan marked the 60th anniversary of its independence from British rule Tuesday



Pakistani youngsters, face painted with National flag colors, pose for photograph as during their visit at mausoleum of the founder of Pakistan Mohammad Ali Jinnah on Tuesday, Aug. 14, 2007 in Karachi, Pakistan.



A Pakistani schoolgirl, painted National flags on her face, smiles during a ceremony at mausoleum of the founder of Pakistan Mohammad Ali Jinnah on Tuesday, Aug. 14, 2007 in Karachi, Pakistan.



Pakistani schoolgirls hold national flags and sing song during a ceremony at mausoleum of the founder of Pakistan Mohammad Ali Jinnah on Tuesday, Aug. 14, 2007 in Karachi, Pakistan.



A contingent of Pakistan Navy cadets parade during a ceremony at mausoleum of the founder of Pakistan Mohammad Ali Jinnah on Tuesday, Aug. 14, 2007 in Karachi, Pakistan.



Pakistan's Prime Minister Shaukat Aziz, (R) salutes during a flag raising ceremony to mark the 60th anniversary of independence from British rule, in Islamabad, August 14, 2007. (Mian Khursheed/Reuters)



Pakistan's Prime Minister Shaukat Aziz raises the national flag to mark the 60th anniversary of independence from British rule, in Islamabad, August 14, 2007. (Mian Khursheed/Reuters)



Pakistani women show their hands painted with national flags as part of Independence Day celebrations in Multan, August 13, 2007. REUTERS/Asim Tanveer




Pakistan's Prime Minister Shaukat Aziz speaks during a flag raising ceremony to mark the 60th anniversary of independence from British rule, in Islamabad, August 14, 2007. Aziz vowed to stop any "foreign power" from violating the country's borders as millions of people celebrated 60 years of independence on Tuesday with parties, fireworks -- and much introspection. REUTERS/Mian Khursheed (PAKISTAN)

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Pakistan's Prime Minister Shaukat Aziz (R), listens to the national anthem during a flag raising ceremony to mark the 60th anniversary of independence from British rule, in Islamabad, August 14, 2007. Aziz vowed to stop any "foreign power" from violating the country's borders as millions of people celebrated 60 years of independence on Tuesday with parties, fireworks -- and much introspection. REUTERS/Mian Khursheed (PAKISTAN)



Pakistani Rangers Brigadier Qaiser Khan Tareen, left, and India's Border Security Force Deputy Inspector General, Pardeep Katyal, shake hands after the former offered sweets to the later on the occasion of Pakistan's 60th Independence Day anniversary, at the joint border check post, Wagah, India Tuesday, Aug 14, 2007. (AP Photo/Aman Sharma)

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Pakistan's Prime Minister Shaukat Aziz salutes during a flag raising ceremony to mark the 60th anniversary of independence from British rule, in Islamabad, August 14, 2007.



Pakistani girls wave national flags at a flag hoisting ceremony to mark the 60th anniversary of independence from British rule, in Islamabad, Pakistan, Tuesday, Aug. 14, 2007.

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Pakistani citizens arrive at mausoleum of the founder of the country Mohammad Ali Jinnah to pay tribute to him on Tuesday, Aug. 14, 2007 in Karachi, Pakistan.



With a giant portrait of Pakistan's founder Mohammad Ali Jinnah in the backdrop, Prime Minister Shaukat Aziz, standing on left, delivers speech at a flag hoisting ceremony to mark the 60th anniversary of independence from British rule, in Islamabad, Pakistan, Tuesday, Aug. 14, 2007. Pakistan celebrates itts independence amid a political crisis facing the country's U. S. -allied president and surging militant violence. (AP Photo/B.K.Bangash)



Pakistani youth wave national flags at a rally to celebrate countrys Independence Day, Monday, Aug. 13, 2007 in Rawalpindi, Pakistan. Pakistani nation are celebrating its 60th Independence Day on Aug. 14, to mark its independence as it ceded from British rule in 1947. (AP Photo/Anjum Naveed)



People buy Pakistan's national flags to celebrate its 60th Independence Day in Rawalpindi, Pakistan on Monday, Aug 13, 2007.

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The guy with the painted green face looks pretty scary....



YAY! Happy Independance Day everybody!!

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Pakistan and Indian nationals gather together to light candles for peace between their two nations, at the joint border check post at Wagah, in India Wednesday Aug 15, 2007, on the occasion of independence anniversary celebrations. Pakistan celebrates the 60th anniversary of independence on Tuesday, and India on Wednesday. India ceded from the British Empire on Aug. 15, 1947, separated into Muslim Pakistan and predominantly Hindu India.(AP Photo/Aman Sharma)



A Pakistani ranger officer raises his hand during a parade to celebrate Pakistan's Independence Day at the Pakistani-India Wagah border. High hats and high-spirits prevailed on the Pakistan-India border as crowds gathered to greet the return of 70 prisoners released to mark the countries' 60th anniversary of independence.(AFP/Arif Ali)



In this combination picture made up of photographs taken in Rawalpindi, Pakistani youths perform stunts on cycles and motorcycles during celebrations marking the 60th anniversary of the country's Independence. Pakistan celebrated the 60th anniversary of independence with prayers and a national minute of silence, low-key festivities for a country in the grip of political and religious turmoil.(AFP/Farooq Naeem)



Pakistani girls hold national flags as they sing national songs during the Independence Day ceremony celebrations at the mausoleum of the country's founder, Muhammad Ali Jinnah in Karachi. Pakistan celebrated the 60th anniversary of independence with prayers and a national minute of silence, low-key festivities for a country in the grip of political and religious turmoil.(AFP/Asif Hassan)



Members of the Pakistan-India People's Forum for Peace and Democracy hold placards with slogans for peace at a demonstration on the eve of its 60th anniversary of Independence in Bombay, India, Tuesday, Aug. 14, 2007. The Forum is a citizen's initiative and took a pledge to fight for a nuclear-free, visa-free South Asia. In the background is the Gateway of India, an important historical monument of Bombay.






Children hold a flag of Pakistan as they light candles to mark the 60th anniversary of Pakistan's independence from British rule, in Peshawar August 14, 2007. Pakistan's Prime Minister Shaukat Aziz vowed to stop any "foreign power" from violating the country's borders as millions of people celebrated 60 years of independence on Tuesday with parties, fireworks -- and much introspection. REUTERS/Ali Imam (PAKISTAN)



A Pakistani man wearing a national flag shouts slogans during a ceremony to celebrate Pakistan's Independence Day at the Pakistani-India Wagah border. Pakistan has celebrated the 60th anniversary of independence with prayers and a national minute of silence, low-key festivities for a country in the grip of political and religious turmoil.(AFP/Arif Ali)



Pakistan Prime Minister Shaukat Aziz (left) arrives for the Independence Day ceremony in Islamabad. Pakistan celebrated the 60th anniversary of independence with prayers and a national minute of silence, low-key festivities for a country in the grip of political and religious turmoil.(AFP/Aamir Qureshi)

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i dont get it...why did you post this?


dont you hate ALL fobs, whether they are being nice to you or not?

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Originally Posted by shsh

i dont get it...why did you post this?


dont you hate ALL fobs, whether they are being nice to you or not?

If your refering to yourself, dont you have to go report back to sixpak about me?

As for why i posted these pics, ill tell you why.

The event's surrounding partition, no longer affect pakistanis. It's something in the past. However, those same events are still evident inside India today that affects Muslims there. Gujarat of 2002 is a prime example of this. In fact, Because Hyderabad is a Muslim-majority city, Muslim's from other parts of India, such as Gujarat, and even Bombay who fled anti-Muslim riots, fled straight to Hyderabad, because it is a Muslim city. What you have is a mini-pakistan inside India. This modern-day events are no different than what occured 60 years ago during partition.

Pakistan was created as a seperate homeland for Muslim's, on these grounds, that Hindus and Muslims are two seperate nations, two seperate cultures, two seperate faiths. two seperate histories etc. In fact, the Muslim political parties have picked up in India, where the Muslim League of Jinnah and Liqaut Ali Khan left off. Remember, aside from Jinnah, the main leaders of the Pakistan movement were in fact Muslims who hailed from India, especially Lucknow, not the regions of modern-day pakistan today. Because there are no Hindus left in Pak, because there is no Hindu domination over Muslims in Pak, Paki's have turned on each other instead, by dividing themselves along ethnic, sectarian and fedualistic lines. Its something i find horrendous. Because when those Hindus were going on a rampage in Gujarat, they didnt spare anyone. They didnt care who was sunni or who was shia, they killed everyone.

There is a famous line from the movie Gladiator i always liked. Maximus says "There was a dream once Rome, those were the wishes of the true emperor". I believe that was a dream called Pakistan, and those were the wishes of the Muslim League who have preserved Muslim culture, and inherited the glory of the Mughal empire.

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Originally Posted by GOTFIVEONIT

If your refering to yourself, dont you have to go report back to sixpak about me?

OH MY ALLAH!!! WHAT THE HECK IS WRONG WITH YOU!?!?


i dont know how the heck you got the idea that i am telling sixpak about you! wtf?


i seriously dont get it? why are you so paranoid?

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Originally Posted by shsh

OH MY ALLAH!!! WHAT THE HECK IS WRONG WITH YOU!?!?


i dont know how the heck you got the idea that i am telling sixpak about you! wtf?


i seriously dont get it? why are you so paranoid?

Let's see i have had my account suspended twice, once over a three month period. I have been harrassed and insulted on here on a daily basis. i have had biased mod's doing thier internet freinds favors by hunting me left and right. Your people came to me, i didnt go to them, they acted all nice, all friendly, then turned on me in a blink of an eye. Inviting me into late night chat rooms so i could be insulted and harrassed, abusing me on these posts, organizing witch-hunts of me on top of it all. You people think im stupid, you dont think i dont know what your doing. I get harrassed and insulted on these posts, because these idoits think they can get me hyped up, angry and then ill write something that they can report. and I know what is going on, not that dumb.

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Originally Posted by GOTFIVEONIT

Let's see i have had my account suspended twice, once over a three month period. I have been harrassed and insulted on here on a daily basis. i have had biased mod's doing thier internet freinds favors by hunting me left and right. Your people came to me, i didnt go to them, they acted all nice, all friendly, then turned on me in a blink of an eye. Inviting me into late night chat rooms so i could be insulted and harrassed, abusing me on these posts, organizing witch-hunts of me on top of it all. You people think im stupid, you dont think i dont know what your doing. I get harrassed and insulted on these posts, because these idoits think they can get me hyped up, angry and then ill write something that they can report. and I know what is going on, not that dumb.

when i have said ANYTHING that has offended you?!? or made you say something that i could report you on?

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Originally Posted by shsh

when i have said ANYTHING that has offended you?!? or made you say something that i could report you on?

If you want to discuss this further, do it in private. you know how to contact me.

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ISLAMABAD - Aug 14: A folk troupe performance at the Lok Virsa auditorium at Shakkarparian here on Tuesday.—Photo by Ishaque Chaudhry



KARACHI - Aug 14: Boredom is writ large on the faces of these schoolchildren as they wait for dignitaries to arrive at the Mazar-i-Quaid. Most of them were assembled long before the start of the ceremonies.—Photo by Shakil Adil



ISLAMABAD - Aug 14: This 1924 Rolls Royce Silver Ghost (right) is a witness to history. It was the vehicle that carried the Quaid-i-Azam and Louis Mountbatten to the present Sindh Assembly building on Aug 14, 1947 to swear in the Quaid as governor-general and sign the declaration of Pakistan.



ISLAMABAD - Aug 14: An eye-catching view of the Jinnah Convention Centre’s main hall during the flag hoisting ceremony on the occasion of the 60th Independence Day of Pakistan on Tuesday. — Dawn



ISLAMABAD - Aug 14: visitors take keen interest in a painting at an exhibition held in connection with the 60th Independence Day of Pakistan at Lok Virsa Museum in Islamabad on Tuesday.—Online



ISLAMABAD - Aug 14: Children present a national song at the flag hoisting ceremony to mark the 60th Independence Day of Pakistan at Jinnah Convention Centre in Islamabad on Tuesday.—Photo by Tanveer Shahzad



LAHORE - Aug 14: Revellers flood a city road on Tuesday night.— APP

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The Wagahbond



LAHORE - Aug 14: A girl at a ceremony held in connection with the Independence Day at Hazoori Bagh. —Online



LAHORE - Aug 14: An enthusiastic old man raises slogans during the flag hoisting ceremony at the Wagah border.— APP



LAHORE - Aug 14: A presentation by special children. — APP


LAHORE - Aug 14: Students wave national flags at the Badshahi Masjid. — APP



LAHORE - Aug 14: Motorcyclists pass by the Minar-i-Pakistan. — Dawn



LAHORE - Aug 14: The youth dance on The Mall. — Online

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Sir Dr. Muhammad Iqbal (Popularly known as Allama Iqbal)



Muslim League Working Committee at the Lahore session



Chaudhry Khaliquzzaman seconding the Resolution with Jinnah presiding the session



Muhammad Ali Jinnah, Cover Time Magazine, April 22, 1946.



An aged and abandoned Muslim couple and their grand children sitting by the the roadside on this arduous journey. "The old man is dying of exhaustion. The caravan has gone on," wrote Bourke-White.



Two Muslim men (in a rura