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History of Long March and Nawaz Sharif,

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Thursday, March 5, 2009 10:14 AM 

Long march was started in China in 1934, started from province Hanan and was ended in province Yanan ,distance between these two provinces is 10000 k.m. It was lasted for 14 years. I think Nawaz Sharif, his so called punjabi followers and these lawyers even cannot walk up to 5 kilometer? I am very doubtful especially about the participation of this pehlwan of Lahore in this march who even could not spend two nights in Landhi jail Karachi. This will be actually a short match which will start from Faizabad Rawalpindi and will be ended also in Faizabad Rawalpindi.
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Waqar Latif replied on Thursday, March 5, 2009 10:37 AM 

Lolzz.. Amjad, i guess u r Salman Taseer (Sharabi).. He also said same line in Geo.. btw Long March will end at Parliament Islamabad.. So they will walk for some kilometers.. :P

Amjad-2 replied on Thursday, March 5, 2009 10:45 AM 

You are right. Long march will fail but why !!
All leaders and big number of participants of long march will be put behind bars. Government may even do blast or a terror activity in long march as well if they feel out of control. They will do whatever they could to stop the long march, all anti-democracy and anti-Pakistan elements will support them in this.

yesss replied on Thursday, March 5, 2009 11:58 PM 

Please give more information and details of the Long March.

The march is traveling from Karachi/Quetta to Sukkur in one day. So, they must not be walking. Walking would take one week.

For those without cars, can they join the march? How does the average person participate in this march if they do NOT have a vehicle? This is very important information that needs to be shared. Also, is there going to be a rally and speeches in Sukkur when the Long March reaches sukkur ??

BRN replied on Friday, March 6, 2009 03:15 PM 

Amjad, are you brother of Laila Muqadoos...? lolz sooda acha huwa hai Amjad bhia...
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