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AsianDivaGirlsWebDude · 10-10-2013, 02:36 PM

In her own words:

On the Daily Show:

I am Malala...

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EddyTheDog · 10-10-2013, 02:38 PM

She has been massive news here - Inspiring stuff...

_Richard_ · 10-10-2013, 02:46 PM

Martyrdom: SUCCESS

AsianDivaGirlsWebDude · 10-10-2013, 02:46 PM

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She has been massive news here - Inspiring stuff...

Her UN speech (posted above) is passionate and powerful.

A good NY Times documentary about Malala:

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kane · 10-10-2013, 03:23 PM

I think she is 100% correct when she says that terrorism is rooted in a lack of education.

Fetish Gimp · 10-10-2013, 04:01 PM

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I think she is 100% correct when she says that terrorism is rooted in a lack of education.

I would argue it's actually fanaticism, and it's by no means limited to so-called third-world countries.

kane · 10-10-2013, 04:33 PM

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I would argue it's actually fanaticism, and it's by no means limited to so-called third-world countries.

Fanaticism plays a role in it as well, but to me it seems like most fanaticism is based in a lack of education.

When you look at a lot of fanatics from poor, third world countries you see that for many of them the only education they had a available was at a school run by fanatics. So that fanaticism is taught into them. We see it here in the US to some degree, but not as much. However, just look at some of our more batshit crazy leaders. How many far right wingers have you seen talk about how a college education isn't needed? Hell Rick Santorum even went so far as to make fun of people with college degrees at many of his rallies (meanwhile both he and his wife have law degrees and I can guarantee you all of their kids will be going to college). They also talk about how public schools fail and private school and home schooling is the way to go. Many of those private schools and many home schools base their curriculum in religion.

If a person has a well rounded education and they are not afraid to ask questions and see that the world is a big place with a wide variety of people in it they tend to be less afraid and less fanatical.

This isn't to say that there are not highly educated fanatics, because there are. To me, however, the mantra of the fanatic leaders is to keep their followers dumb and keep them scared and angry.

AsianDivaGirlsWebDude · 10-10-2013, 05:06 PM

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Sixteen-year-old Malala Yousafzai, a passionate advocate for peace and education who was shot in the head by the Taliban on her way home from school, has been awarded the Sakharov human rights prize.

Malala, who is from Pakistan and now lives in England, is also a contender for the Nobel Peace Prize, to be announced tomorrow. In receiving the Sakharov Prize for Freedom of Thought, she will joins the likes of former Secretary General to the United Nations Kofi Annan and Nelson Mandela in receiving the $65,000 prize, handed out by the European Parliament.

?By awarding the Sakharov Prize to Malala Yousafzai, the European Parliament acknowledges the incredible strength of this young woman,? Martin Schulz, president of the European Parliament, said in a statement.

Malala has become a household name around the world for her unrelenting advocacy of girls? education. She has been outspoken on this issue for years with schools in the Swat Valley, a region of northwestern Pakistan, which is regularly attacked by the Taliban.

After being shot in October 2012, Malala was sent to the United Kingdom for emergency surgery and has subsequently settled in the English city of Birmingham.

The attack has not silenced Malala, and this week she published a memoir and gave several high-profile interviews, including one to ABC?s Diane Sawyer. In Pakistan she has drawn criticism from a section of the right wing, who accuse her of folding to Western political pressure and culture. It?s an accusation she vehemently denies.

In the statement given by Schulz, he highlighted the strength Malala has shown. ?Malala bravely stands for the rights of all children to be granted a fair education. This right for girls is too commonly neglected.?

The Sakharov human rights prize was created in 1988 to honor Andrei Sakharov, a Soviet physicist and dissident. Also among the nominees this year were three Belarusian dissidents and former NSA employee Edward Snowden.

Malala is currently in New York and will find out tomorrow whether she will win the Nobel Peace Prize. She will receive the Sakharov Prize at a ceremony in Strasburg on Nov. 20.

Quite a nice honor, and richly deserved, since Malala is clearly an inspiration to millions of young girls worldwide, and she brings a powerful message to all humanity.

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_Richard_ · 10-10-2013, 05:08 PM

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I would argue it's actually fanaticism, and it's by no means limited to so-called third-world countries.

that's odd

id argue it's CIA money, and the idea is working perfectly

Sarah_Jayne · 10-10-2013, 05:22 PM

She was very impressive on the Daily Show.

AsianDivaGirlsWebDude · 10-10-2013, 06:40 PM

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She was very impressive on the Daily Show.

I think she will be an inspiration for many for years to come...

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Dear Mr Secretary-General,

I stand with Malala in demanding that the leaders of the world end our global Education Emergency. After the recent violent murder of 14 girls in Pakistan who simply wanted an education, I support the civil rights struggle of 57 million girls and boys who will not go to school today ? or any day. Side by side with Malala, we demand that at the United Nations General Assembly, world leaders agree to fund the new teachers, schools and books we need ? and to end child labour, child marriage and child trafficking ? so that by December 2015 we meet the Millennium Development goal promise that every boy and girl be at school.

http://www.aworldatschool.org/

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SpicyM · 10-10-2013, 07:39 PM

She is hot

AsianDivaGirlsWebDude · 10-10-2013, 09:09 PM

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She is hot

And 16 - I guess this wouldn't be GFY without such comments.

The Taliban perspective:

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Miss Malala Yousafzai,

I am writing to you in my personal capacity this may not be the opinion or policy of Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan or other jihadi faction or group.

I heard about you through BBC Urdu service for the first time, when I was in bannu prison, at that time I wanted to write to you, to advise you to refrain from anti-Taliban activities you were involved in. but I could not find your address and I was thinking how to approach you with real or pseudo name, my all emotions were brotherly for you because we belong to same Yousafzai tribe.

Meanwhile the prison brake happened and I was supposed to be in hiding. when you were attacked it was shocking for me I wished it would never happened and I had advised you before.

Taliban attacked you, was it islamically correct or wrong, or you were deserved to be killed or not, I will not go in this argument now, let?s we leave it to Allah All mighty, He is the best judge.

Here I want to advise you as I am already late, I wish I would have advised u in my prison time and this accident would never happened.

First of all please mind that Taliban never attacked you because of going to school or you were education lover, also please mind that Taliban or Mujahideen are not against the education of any men or women or girl. Taliban believe that you were intentionally writing against them and running a smearing campaign to malign their efforts to establish Islamic system in swat and your writings were provocative.

You have said in your speech yesterday that pen is mightier than sword, so they attacked you for your sword not for your books or school.

There were thousands of girls who were going to school and college before and after the Taliban insurgency in swat, would you explain why were only you on their hit list???

Now to explain you the second point, why Taliban are blowing up schools? The answer to this questions in that not only Taliban in KPK or FATA are blowing up the schools but Pakistan Army and Frontier Constabulary is equally involved in this issue. The reason for this action is common between them that is turning of schools into hide outs and transit camps once it comes under control of either party Pakistan Army or Taliban.

In 2004 I was in Swat, I was researching on the causes of failure of the first revolution attempt by Sufi Muhammad. I came to know that FC was stationed in the schools of swat in tehsil Matta and FC was using schools as their transit camps and hid outs. Now tell me who to blame???

Dozens of schools and colleges are being used by Pakistan Army and FC as their barracks in FATA, you can find out easily if you like. So when something sacred is turned lethal it needs to be eliminated this is the policy of Taliban.

Blowing up schools when they are not using strategically is not the Taliban job, some black sheep of local administration may be involved to extract more and more funds in the name of schools to fill their bank accounts.

Now I come to the main point that is EDUCATION, it is amazing that you are Shouting for education, you and the UNO is pretending that as you were shot due to education, although this is not the reason, be honest, not the education but your propaganda was the issue and what you are doing now, you are using your tongue on the behest of the others and you must know that if the pen is mightier than the sword then tongue is sharper and the injury of sword can be hailed but the injury of the tongue never hails and in the wars tongue is more destructive than any weapon.

I would like to share with you that Indian sub-continent was highly educated and almost every citizen was able to read or write before British invasion. Locals used to teach British officers Arabic, Hindi, Urdu and Persian. Almost every mosque was acting as school too and Muslim emperors used to spend a huge sum of money on education. Muslim India was rich in farming, silk, and jute and from textile industry to ship building.

No poverty, no crises and no clashes of civilization or religion. Because the education system was based on noble thoughts and noble curriculum.

I want to draw your attention to an extract from the minute written by Sir T.B Macaulay to British parliament dated 2nd February 1835 about what type of education system is required in Indian sub-continent to replace the Muslim education system.
He stated ?We must at present do our best to form a class who may be interpreters between us and the millions whom we govern, --a class of persons Indian in blood and colour, but English in tastes, in opinions, in morals and in intellect?.

This was and this is the plan and mission of this so called education system for which you are ready to die, for which UNO takes you to their office to produce more and more Asians in blood but English in taste, to produce more and more Africans in colour but English in opinion, to produce more and more non English people but English in morale. This so called education made Obama, the mass murder, your ideal. isn?t it?

Why they want to make all human beings English? Because Englishmen are the staunch supporters and slaves of Jews. Do you know Sir Syed Ahmed Khan, the founder and symbol of English education in India was a freemasons.

You say a teacher, a pen and a book can change the world, yes I agree with, but which teacher which pen and which book? It is to be specified, Prophet Muhammad Peace be upon him said I am sent as a teacher, and the book He sent to teach is Quran. So a noble and pious teacher with prophetic curriculum can change the world not with satanic or secular curriculum.

Taliban want to implement what is in the book of ALLAH and UNO want to implement what they have in man-made books. We want to connect the world to their creator through the book of Allah and UNO want to enslave the world to few evil creatures.

You have talk about justice and equality from the stage of and unjust institution, the place where you were standing uttering for justice and equality, all the nations are not equal there, only five wicked states have the veto power and rest of them are powerless, dozens of time when all the world untied against the Israel only one veto was enough to press the throat of justice.

The place you were speaking to the world is heading towards new world order, I want to know what is wrong the old world order? They want to establish global education, global economy, global army, global trade, global government and finally global religion. I want to know is there any space for the prophetic guidance in all above global plans? Is there any space for Islamic sharia or Islamic law to which UN call inhumane and barbaric?

You have talk about attack on polio team, would you explain why the then American foreign secretary of state Henry Kissinger, a Jew, said in 1973 to reduce the third world population by 80%.Why the sterilization and eugenics programs are running in different countries in one way or another under the umbrella of UNO. More than 1 million Muslim women have been sterilized in Uzbekistan forcibly without their consent.

Bertrand Russell writes in his book the impact of science on society, ?diet, injections and injunctions will combine, from a very early age, to produce the sort of character and sort of beliefs that the authorities consider desirable and any serious criticism of power that be will become psychologically impossible?. This is why we have the reservation on so called polio vaccination program.

You say Malala day is not your day it is the day of every person who has raised voice for their rights, I ask you why such a day in not assigned to Rachel Corrie, only because the bulldozer was Israeli? Why such a day in not assigned to Affia Siddique because the buyers are Americans?

Why such day is not assigned to Faizan and Faheem because the killer was Raymond Davis?

Why such a day in not assigned to those16 innocent afghan women and children who were shot dead by an American Robert Belas because he was not a talib.

I ask you and be honest in reply, if you were shot but Americans in a drone attack, would world have ever heard updates on your medical status? Would you be called ?daughter of the nation?

Would the media make a fuss about you? Would General Kiyani have come to visit you and would the world media be constantly reporting on you? Would you were called to UN?

Would a Malala day be announced?

More than 300 innocent women and children have been killed in drones attacks but who cares because attackers are highly educated, non-violent, peaceful Americans.

I wish, the compassion you learnt from Prophet Muhammad peace be upon him should be learnt by Pakistan Army so they could stop shedding of Muslim blood in FATA and Baluchistan.

I wish, the compassion you learnt from Prophet Jesus should be learnt by USA and NATO so they should stop shedding blood of innocent Muslims across the world and I wish the same for followers of Buddha to stop killing of innocent unarmed Muslims in Burma, and Sri Lanka and wish the same for Indian army to follow Gandhi jee and stop genocide in Kashmir.

At the end I advise you to come back home, adopt the Islamic and pushtoon culture, join any female Islamic madrassa near your home town, study and learn the book of Allah, use your pen for Islam and plight of Muslim ummah and reveal the conspiracy of tiny elite who want to enslave the whole humanity for their evil agendas in the name of new world order.

All praises to Allah the creator of the Universe.
15 July 2013

Hope.

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Spunky · 10-10-2013, 10:03 PM

A very inspiring and brave young woman

winter_ · 10-10-2013, 10:51 PM

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Originally Posted by kane

I think she is 100% correct when she says that terrorism is rooted in a lack of education.

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Originally Posted by Fetish Gimp

I would argue it's actually fanaticism, and it's by no means limited to so-called third-world countries.

terrorism can be also rooted in too much education, the truth can be a powerful thing. new zealand is about the only country in the world who on our national day there is always highly tense activism. prime ministers have come close to being even assassinated by who are mostly anti-monarch activists.

AsianDivaGirlsWebDude · 10-11-2013, 04:50 AM

Although many people had guessed that Malala might win the Nobel Peace Prize this year, the prestigious award was instead bestowed today upon The Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW):

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Nobel highlights Syria with Peace Prize to chemical weapons watchdog

The Nobel Peace Prize has turned the global spotlight back on the conflict in Syria.
The prize committee in Oslo, Norway, awarded it Friday to the international chemical weapons watchdog helping to eliminate the Syrian army's stockpiles of poison gas, The Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons.

Its inspectors have just begun with that work in the active war zone, and the Norwegian Nobel Committee awarded them as they face arduous and life-threatening tasks.

But the OPCW did not receive the prize primarily because of its work in Syria, committee chairperson Thorbjorn Jagland said. "It is because of its long-standing efforts to eliminate chemical weapons and that we are now about to reach the goal and do away with a whole category of weapons of mass destruction. That would be a great event in history, if we can acheive that."

The Nobel committee could not reach the OPCW to inform it of the win. In posts to Twitter, it requested the chemical watchdog group get in touch with it.

Protocol requires those awarding any Nobel prize not to inform recipients ahead of the prize announcement but instead to get in touch with them parallel to informing the public.

A team from the OPCW and the U.N. has been in Syria since October 1, and oversaw the first destruction of chemical weapons equipment this week.

On Sunday, Syrian personnel used "cutting torches and angle grinders to destroy or disable a range of items," the OPCW said. "This included missile warheads, aerial bombs and mixing and filling equipment."

Given the danger the inspectors face, U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki-moon this week described the joint OPCW-U.N. mission in Syria as "an operation the likes of which, quite simply, have never been tried before."

The joint mission is tasked with eliminating all chemical weapons in the country by midyear 2014.

Ban has set out the three phases of the mission: Establishing an initial presence and verifying the Syrian government's declaration of its stockpiles; overseeing the destruction of chemical weapons; and verification of the destruction of any and all chemical weapons-related programs or materials.

Currently the team is in Syria is comprised of 35 members, but the OPCW is preparing to deploy a second team to strengthen the effort. They plan to grow the team to 100.

The government in Damascus has been cooperative so far, and there is hope they will reach their goal.

"These developments present a constructive beginning for what will nonetheless be a long and difficult process," OPCW Director-General Ahmet Uzumcu said.

On August 21 a chemical attack outside Damascus led the United States and its allies to calls for military intervention in Syria's civil war -- a confrontation that was defused in mid-September, when Damascus agreed to a U.S.-Russian plan to give up its chemical weapons stockpile.

A U.N. Security Council resolution gives Syria until mid-2014 to destroy that arsenal, which the United States estimated at about 1,000 tons of blister agents and nerve gas. The Syrians provided an initial declaration of its stockpile and must submit a plan for destroying the weapons by October 27, Uzumcu said.

The award to the OPCW was intended in part as a message to countries still harboring chemical weapons to get rid of them, Jagland said.

In awarding the prize, the Norwegian committee highlighted the widespread use of chemical weapons in World War I and efforts to stop it since.

In 1925, the Geneva Convention prohibited their use. But during World War II, the Nazi dictatorship under Adolf Hitler employed them to extinguish the lives of millions of concentration camp inmates in the Holocaust.

The Geneva Convention left some loopholes open, though, the Norwegian committee said. It does not prohibit the production and storage of chemical weapons.

That changed in the 1997, when an international convention banning that as well, was instituted.

The Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons, based in The Hague, in the Netherlands, is the independent implementing body for the Chemical Weapons Convention, an international arms control treaty.

The Chemical Weapons Convention entered into force in April 1997, at which point 87 states had ratified it -- and the work of the OPCW to implement its provisions began at that point.

According to the treaty's wording, signatories are "determined for the sake of all mankind, to exclude completely the possibility of the use of chemical weapons, through the implementation of the provisions of this Convention."

Sixteen years later, more than 100 additional states have ratified the treaty. In September, Syria became the latest nation to ask to join the convention. It is due to enter into force in Syria on October 14, when it will become the 190th member state.
Peace Prize background

Last year, the Norwegian committee awarded the peace prize to the European Union as it grappled with the worst crisis since its founding -- devastating debt and the threat of disintegration.

The award was a salute to the struggling 27-nation union for its work in promoting democracy and reconciliation since World War II.

It is common for the Nobel Peace Prize to go to organizations.

Other large organizations that have won it include the United Nations, Doctors Without Borders, U.N. peacekeeping forces, the U.N. atomic energy agency, the Red Cross and the International Campaign to Ban Landmines.

The Peace Prize is the fifth Nobel Prize to be awarded this week, preceded by honors in medicine, physics, chemistry and literature.

On Monday, the final Nobel Prize will be awarded in the field of economics.

While a part of me was routing for Malala to win the Nobel Peace Prize, in a way, her not being selected will allow her to continue growing and developing, unencumbered by the weighty mantle that goes along with the Nobel Peace Prize.

I hope and trust that she will continue on the path of peace she has started on.

Peace and Love,

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johnnyloadproductions · 10-11-2013, 05:15 AM

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erikwil · 10-11-2013, 05:19 AM

She'll become an important political person in Pakistan and in the world when she's grownup... If she survives

SpicyM · 10-11-2013, 07:37 AM

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And 16

And?

Two years ago I had a GF who were 15

As long as it is legal, it is ok

adendreams · 10-11-2013, 08:34 AM

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RyuLion · 10-11-2013, 08:52 AM

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PR_Glen · 10-11-2013, 09:02 AM

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Originally Posted by _Richard_

that's odd

id argue it's CIA money, and the idea is working perfectly

That's not an argument that's hyperbole...

They aided the taliban to fight against the russians, many years ago. but then that stopped... the fact that pea brains think this is an ongoing payment plan is beyond stupid.

grow up..

bronco67 · 10-11-2013, 09:25 AM

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Originally Posted by Fetish Gimp

I would argue it's actually fanaticism, and it's by no means limited to so-called third-world countries.

Maybe there would be less fanatics if they were educated.

C H R I S · 10-11-2013, 09:26 AM

Saw her on Daily Show - inspiring.

Captain Kawaii · 10-11-2013, 10:49 AM

There are plenty of fanatics running around first world countries. Don't let the media fool you.

Worldwide we have more problems thanks to first world fanatics than 3rd worlders.

Uneducated people certainly play a part in it but educated turd burglars like Santorum are a far greater threat to community peace and well-being.

After all, first world fanatics created the taliban.

I hope she gets the Nobel like some are suggesting. She is a brave young woman.

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Originally Posted by kane

Fanaticism plays a role in it as well, but to me it seems like most fanaticism is based in a lack of education.

When you look at a lot of fanatics from poor, third world countries you see that for many of them the only education they had a available was at a school run by fanatics. So that fanaticism is taught into them. We see it here in the US to some degree, but not as much. However, just look at some of our more batshit crazy leaders. How many far right wingers have you seen talk about how a college education isn't needed? Hell Rick Santorum even went so far as to make fun of people with college degrees at many of his rallies (meanwhile both he and his wife have law degrees and I can guarantee you all of their kids will be going to college). They also talk about how public schools fail and private school and home schooling is the way to go. Many of those private schools and many home schools base their curriculum in religion.

If a person has a well rounded education and they are not afraid to ask questions and see that the world is a big place with a wide variety of people in it they tend to be less afraid and less fanatical.

This isn't to say that there are not highly educated fanatics, because there are. To me, however, the mantra of the fanatic leaders is to keep their followers dumb and keep them scared and angry.

pornguy · 10-11-2013, 10:59 AM

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Maybe there would be less fanatics if they were educated.

You honestly believe that these people are not educated? The Majority of them and and in a lot of cases better than people in Europe and the US/Canada

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