Interviewed by The Pakistani Spectator.

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I was interviewed today, by the Pakistani Spectator, who has dedicated a section of their blog to up and coming political bloggers. Read it at your leisure : )

The Pakistani Spectator, for those of you who are curious, is a moderate blog which hails, as it’s name suggests, from Pakistan. They blog both in English and in Urdu about a variety of different situations that can range from political to entertaining. The Pakistani Spectator, which calls itself “a candid blog” is interested in initiating dialogue with people all over the world about Pakistan, for Pakistan. Men and women with a wide range of opinions on Middle Eastern politics speak their mind on this blog, saying what they feel is true- without spin, without pretensions. These sensible bloggers take on tough issues, such as terrorism within Pakistan, the war, civil rights, and more.

I highly recommend it for any and every American, as these people are the voice of Pakistan- a people who want to work in concert with the US, and the rest of the world, not a nation or a people that we should consider attacking, as Obama has suggested.

Thanks to all of the writers at TPS for having such a fantastic publication!

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