Comments on: Reactions on Youtube blockage in Pakistan

by: Kashif Aziz

Sat, 08 Mar 2008 10:19:50 +0000

Thanks Tabish, for your understanding.

by: Tabish Bhimani

Sat, 08 Mar 2008 08:34:32 +0000

You deserve a lot of respect for actually going against the emotional state that we all seem to be in. Through the imposition of martial law, I have been blogging about how we need to keep calm and not let our emotions take control. I was cursed and called names, degraded. But in the end, political analysts and the like gave the exact same rationale as I did. This is the importance of citizen journalism: power to the people. But power advocates responsibility, not whining. This is why whether us, or the Danish, talking about democracy are still run by governments that represent us, look out for us. A mother doesn’t give a child what the child always wants, but it turns out to be better for the child.

Thank you for the post. You have my respects in this regard.

by: khi

Wed, 27 Feb 2008 21:44:12 +0000

your conclusion is spot on, cheers for that.

the Danes et al have a right to depict offensive material worlwide, so we have the know how to block it worldwide too

if these videos were not blocked, these so called experts would have pointed a finger towards the government for not doing so.