{"id":10145,"date":"2018-12-23T04:35:02","date_gmt":"2018-12-23T04:35:02","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/blog.chughtaimuseum.com\/?p=10145"},"modified":"2018-12-23T04:35:02","modified_gmt":"2018-12-23T04:35:02","slug":"an-aristocratic-disdain-for-the-pleasures-of-common-man-the-animosity-towards-basant-is-actually-clearly-raw-deal","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/blog.chughtaimuseum.com\/?p=10145","title":{"rendered":"AN ARISTOCRATIC DISDAIN FOR THE PLEASURES OF COMMON MAN – THE ANIMOSITY TOWARDS BASANT IS ACTUALLY CLEARLY RAW DEAL"},"content":{"rendered":"
AN ARISTOCRATIC DISDAIN FOR THE PLEASURES OF COMMON MAN<\/div>\n
THE ANIMOSITY TOWARDS BASANT IS ACTUALLY CLEARLY RAW DEAL<\/div>\n
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All praise for our Minister of Culture who looked into the matter of Basant which engulfed Lahore and their disdain for those who sabotaged their one easy way of pleasure. People flew kites, they were not involved in theories. Their happiness knew no bound, and a Lahori festival became internationalized. It told the world that Muslims were not glum all the time but knew the value of happiness. A festival which was bringing a message to the world of our PEACE was sabotaged, by RAW and there is no doubt about it.<\/p><\/div>\n

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So many newspapers have journalists who are on foreign payrolls. They would write against their own mother if you paid them to do so. And Pakistan is their mother. Anything which gives relief to masses is resented by foreign lobbies. Immediately you see news of children being killed\u00a0 by stray twine. No one researches if it even actually happened or not, or that they are just repeating old news all the time. Paying people on the streets to give verdicts which they can relay is the work of many moronic people, getting fat on finances provided by foreign lobbies. I think it is time that our intelligence lobbies investigate who is doing what to defame us.<\/div>\n
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I am a kite flyer. My father was a kite flyer. My grandfather was a kite flyer as well as his father. Further back we do not know.\u00a0 Read my three previous blogs on Basant and find out things you never knew. Simple kites and simple MANJAS in round spheres of perfection called PINAS. String with eggs of eagles to smooth same so that no damage was done to hands. And then where did these new kind of strings came from? Of course India. Ask anybody and they will tell you about Indian string and this dangerous chemical string concept which has no basis in kite flying in Lahore. Introduced for deadly reasons to sabotage kite flying in Lahore. Even some of the mishaps were staged according to local reports. The journalists are paid not to speak and their silence means money.<\/div>\n
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CONGRATULATIONS<\/span>\u00a0TO OUR MINISTER OF CULTURE! Well done,Sir.<\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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