This was an outstanding encounter with an intellectual giant Tariq Ali. Anchor Shehjad Ghias was extremely erudite, matured and patient enquirer. These 123 minutes captures Pakistan's journey in raw and unadulterated mode. Simply Super.
Brilliant discussion. Very rare but refreshingly honest , balanced and well read host ( Shezad). Need more such guys in the sub continent. Thanks a lot for bringing Tariq sb on the program. Carry on the good work.
You just formally introduced a lot of youngsters (me included) to this azeem hasti. Aur kuch nahi tou ab tou pakka radar par aagaye hoge. Good work. Great podcast. Enlightening and moving
I have watched this episode at least ten times, and in every go, I find this conversation more informative, educative and takes me back on a date with history of Pakistan. Brother, I actually got to know you more through and after you talk with Comrade Tariq Ali - whom I am reading religiously, and listening to as much as I could to make myself well-informed about the global current affairs. Kudos! You are bridging the gap between listeners, yearning to listen to those who are audacious to articulate history and politics fearlessly, and speakers like Tariq Ali. I appreciate you brother!
This was fascinating, I think every Pakistani student needs to hear this. Shehzad, you're not the podcaster we deserve but the one we need. Looking forward to more content like this.
"If you torture me the whole night and I can speak Spanish in the morning I'll be grateful to you for the rest of my life." -- Tariq Ali This response of his on one occassion gives an insight of his incredibly dynamic personality, intellect and wit all combined
It's amazing to listen Tareq Ali with all the stories he has offered. I hope you will keep the bar high by inviting more guests like Tareq Ali or Asim from AWP
A true witness to history especially of Pakistan. One may agree or disagree with his politics but his honesty is very apparent. A living treasure trove of stories behind the scenes.
You deserve a standing ovation to generate so much knowledge about so many incidents and to have a chance to be in conversation with a person who has so close ties with so many central character. Great j🔥👍
Ada Shehzad, thank you for bringing the legend to your podcast, listening to very insightful man for the very first time. One of my favourites podcast channel 🙌
It felt like the video was only ten minutes long. This man has been there, done that and got that shalwar kameez. Sir mein aap ko jhuk ke salaam kerta hun. Your activism and concern for general well being of humanity is inspiring. May you live long among us to enjoy the fruits of your decades long work.
Tariq Ali is an encyclopedia, he has wealth of information . I felt the pain in Tariq voice talking about Bhutto’s. Please have another session on current affairs .
This is probably my first comment on any youtube video. It was a treat to listed Tariq Ali. Loved every bit of it. Thanks Shehzad. I wish if you could arrange interview of Dr Mubarak Ali and Atif Mian.
such an excellent podcast . not the first time i am listening to him but this time it was more in detailed about specific events of our history . absolutely loved it . keep bringing more intellectuals like him
I remember listening Mr. Tariq's speech in Hide Park, London. He is one of the best. He is considered a " superman " in South America. I have a question for Dr. Ali. Why don't you spend some time in Pakistan, give some advice to Imran Khan. I loved a movie " South of the border " story written by Dr. Ali.
Wise men like Dr. Ali should lend his hand to Pakistani people. We need a intellectual like him. Sadly the illiterates from the Imran Khan will drive him out. Still He owe us this favor. After all he is the son of Pakistan.
It's a Huge Pity that such a gifted person when introduced on academic forums in the west is introduced as a British Writer. Tariq Ali is no doubt the greatest intellectual giant of the left Pakistan has ever produced
An excellent talk. I listened to it on podcast, a number of new things to learn. He really is a gem. I have a request here, kindly do a podcast on what happened in then NWFP now Khyber Pakhtunkhwa pre and post 1947. There are a number of claims both from the right and left wings and the new generation needs to know what really happened.
NWFP always voted in the majority or only Muslim who voted by large to stay with unified India and opposed partition in 1946 election. They used to call themselves secular and opposed Jinnah that a Muslim girl cannot marry a non-Muslim. They used to give their daughter to Sikhs and Hindu for marriage and vice-versa. Jinnah was not happy with the border discussion that he had or got from Mountbatten and called that as Moth-Eaten (he got only Sindh, half Punjab and Half Bengal). Nehru or Congress decided to give NWFP and Balochistan to Pakistan also with a maximum of 25% of land as per the Muslim population. Abdul Ghaffar Khan called Gandhi and congress and said that you are throwing us to foxes (Punjabi Muslims). Nehru asked Abdul Ghaffar Khan to a boycotted referendum so that NWFP can vote for Pakistan and Pakistan can win the referendum.
I enjoyed the podcast. I also believe we in Pakistan need to shed these labels because the labels prevent us from having conversations we need to have across the political divide. Speaking as a left leaning person, I also believe we need to acknowledge the issues from left wing circles as well. Left wing parties and left wing politics in general has been apologetic about India which has strengthened right wing politics in this country. Bhutto sahab himself cowered to extremists on the Ahmedi question resulting in their persecution. He did not stand his ground. Ahmedis did not curse this country or demand India to invade it, yet they were persecuted. That was a left leaning cause that the political left abandoned. Today, the same people praise PTM despite PTMs shady history. Even in the 80s, you couldn't raise the Pakistani or Kashmiri flag in India despite it not being a right wing hub as it is today. In Pakistan, left wing parties demand from the people to support a movement which has leaders that are 1)Afghan 2) have called for the destruction of the state 3) have called for the release of shady characters such as 2 men who later committed suicide attacks. That distinction needs to be made. I cannot, in good faith, support any cause that calls for the destruction of Pakistan. If that's what left wing politics has come to in this country, then I'll not associate with it. Some of my ancestors migrated from India and we have oral histories from my grandparent's generation that narrated to us the horrors of pre partition India. The humiliation, the hierarchical casteism, the rabid and overt Islamophobia that is never mentioned. RSS wrote its Islamophobic manual long before 1947. They declared Christians and Muslims enemies of India long before even the concept of Pakistan existed. They had decided they would strip Muslims and Christians off the right to vote and they have to convert to Hinduism to gain acceptance before Pakistan. The fact that we just assume that staying in a unified India would have been better for Muslims is laughable. India, despite partition, has not acknowledged and recognized its Islamophobic past which is why it still grapples with regular lynchings of Muslims and pogroms, if you think without the partition, they would have been any less Islamophobic, then you're delusional.
1) Why someone would want to raise a Pakistani flag in India? 2) What humiliation? 3) Why RSS consider Christians and Muslims as enemies of India? 4) Then why RSS made Abdul Kalam a Muslim, President of India? Why many Indian Muslims and Christians join RSS? 5) How many Hindus Pakistan made as President, Army Chief etc? Can you tell what is the criteria to become Presiden of Pakistan? 6) Why Indian Muslims stayed in India, then or staying in India? 7) If there are regular lynchings of Muslims and pogroms in India then why Indian Muslims population has increased? 8) How many relatives of you are Kafirs?
This is the thing! Why Pakistan needs india to see its own image! Be on your own. Let Kashmiris decide their fate. India is nothing of sort you are made to believe. In a country of billion if 3 guys are lynched that's not systematic not that happens. Its same as lightening strike killing someone. A country lost half land, went to twice per capita to half per capita compared to india. With this narrative. Even after that you want double down on this. If its not clear to you yet then just wait for few years and you will see Indian Kashmir will have better per capita income and quality of life. Have you guys work to the extent india worked on cast discrimination. None of your channels ever say what lower cast gets in india. Do you know 50% govt jobs and educational seats are reserved for them. They have strong laws against untouchability. The only reason you people believe this because this has been systematically inculcated through narrative and propaganda. Reality is different.
Very true Sir , 1958 Martial Law: the United States was scared that the Anti-West National Awami Party would come to Power if general elections were allowed to be held . In East Pakistan NAP would have come with a thumping majority!
There was an attempt to form an All Pakistan Progressive Party resulting in the formation of National Awami Party in 1957: Awami League Bhashani Group Azad Pakistan Party - Mian Iftikharuddin Ganatantri Dal- Mahmud Ali/Haji Danish Khan Abdul Ghaffar Khan GM Syed Ataullah Mengal Khair Bux Murree Bizenjo Major Ishaq Mahmood Ali Qasuri Mahmudul Haq Usmani
Maulana Abdul Hamid Khan of Bhashani resigned as President of Awami League owing to differences with H.S. Sahrawardy on the point of Foreign Policy. ..Bhashani was in favour of a non aligned Pakistan.
This channel is just the right podcast channel to listening to in Pakistan. Unlike the phattu centrist podcasts preaching "all is well" , this channel is open to talk about anything at all.
Janaab Tariq Ali, I wish you could dig deeper and not forgotten Dialectical & Historical Materialism in analyzing any part of History of Pakistan and India !!
So AMAZING . . . what a resource Mr.Tariq Ali is . . such an amazing teacher for this generation may ALLAH bless him .☄💫👍👍👍👍👍 thaks to the organizers for bringing this to us. JAZAKALLAH
One little request, please could you ask comrade Tariq Ali to appear in your podcast again to tell your audience about Eqbal Ahmed? About whom we, the Pakistanis, know very little. I am sure, he must have had discussions with Mr. Eqbal Ahmed on numerous occasions during and after the Vietnam War period. We have heard Dr. Pervez Hoodbhoy speaking about the remarkable intellectual, thinker, campaigner, dissenter, etc. Both of them were extremely active in organising the students on both sides of Atlantic when the USA had resorted to brutality against weaks after second world war. I hope, comrade Tariq Ali will have a lot of memories to revisit and share some of them with us. Thank you!
I don’t know where I heard it but the famous last words of Kissinger to Bhutto “when you see a train coming, just get out of the way”. Bhutto just didn’t get out of the way.
Let the guest speak. Please do not make comment or interrupt him while he is speaking and is in middle of argument. Almost in all podcasts that i have watched, you have done that. With Dr Asim, Dr Ammar and even in this. Thanks!
I am so glad that you're doing these podcasts. Had an idea like this for so long but couldn't carry out for several reasons. Anyway, MORE POWER TO YOU!
This is one of the best program i have seen during this lockdown period! @UCNW1I5FvR7jAbqkSELbVAWQ your questions were on spot and i must say that last part (discussing BB) was a bit emotional and one can see the sadness on Tariq Ali face. Looking forward to see more of such programs!
Some people never learn, but good is Tariq Ali he learns. The intervieweis still crying over creation of Pakistan but forgot that in 71 Bangalis still found themselves to better off being a separate country than India. Although they both were together then. He us too pooe knowledge about history...
Also in the subcontinent, Pakistan is having maximum resources per capita. Pakistan has taken all the resources for East Pakistan and spend on Army, Islamabad and Kashmir war. Pakistan is only able to survive because of continuous Aid from western countries.
This was priceless for 2+ hours of my time. Sir recommends reading books. Shahzad can you please invite bookbuddy (shahrukh) to your podcast in the near future.
This was an outstanding encounter with an intellectual giant Tariq Ali. Anchor Shehjad Ghias was extremely erudite, matured and patient enquirer. These 123 minutes captures Pakistan's journey in raw and unadulterated mode. Simply Super.
Brilliant discussion.
Very rare but refreshingly honest , balanced and well read host ( Shezad).
Need more such guys in the sub continent. Thanks a lot for bringing Tariq sb on the program.
Carry on the good work.
Tariq Ali is the perfect guest for this show !!! already love this episode
You just formally introduced a lot of youngsters (me included) to this azeem hasti. Aur kuch nahi tou ab tou pakka radar par aagaye hoge. Good work. Great podcast. Enlightening and moving
This was an absolute breathtaking experience throughout. An actual Pakistan Experience! Keep it up Shahzad...
I have watched this episode at least ten times, and in every go, I find this conversation more informative, educative and takes me back on a date with history of Pakistan. Brother, I actually got to know you more through and after you talk with Comrade Tariq Ali - whom I am reading religiously, and listening to as much as I could to make myself well-informed about the global current affairs. Kudos! You are bridging the gap between listeners, yearning to listen to those who are audacious to articulate history and politics fearlessly, and speakers like Tariq Ali.
I appreciate you brother!
Tariq Ali gives the correct, honest, and very interesting perspective of Pakistan.
Mazaa aa gaya. I have never seen Mr Tariq Ali so relaxed. And he IS a formidable figure. Shehzad really did well to get so much out of him. 👌👌
This was fascinating, I think every Pakistani student needs to hear this. Shehzad, you're not the podcaster we deserve but the one we need. Looking forward to more content like this.
Throughly enjoyed this interview. Thank you for doing it so well
The bar just went through the roof 🔥
"If you torture me the whole night and I can speak Spanish in the morning I'll be grateful to you for the rest of my life."
-- Tariq Ali
This response of his on one occassion gives an insight of his incredibly dynamic personality, intellect and wit all combined
This is Tariq Ali, watching a great writer for the first time. Continue such conversations. We need realists and skeptics.
Brilliant Discourse. Good to See Mr Tariq Ali at his Best. Many thanks from Canada Sir!!!
It's amazing to listen Tareq Ali with all the stories he has offered. I hope you will keep the bar high by inviting more guests like Tareq Ali or Asim from AWP
@@ThePakistanExperience Bring Dr. hoodbuoy, Sania Saeed, Muhammad Hanif, Kamila Shamsie , Talat Aslam and Dr. Naazir Mehmood
Thank you so much.
LOVE AND RESPECT FROM INDIA.
A true witness to history especially of Pakistan. One may agree or disagree with his politics but his honesty is very apparent. A living treasure trove of stories behind the scenes.
I'm such a coconut, I can't understand it. I wish they had subtitles in English. Gotta love Tariq
Brilliant. Thanks Shehzad ! Live long Tariq Ali.
Tariq Ali. He was so smart during his hay days. Watching him after decades.
Smart - meaning intelligent?
Or
Smart - meaning good-looking?
Perfect treat to ears and mind. Thank you s.ghiyas you are doing an amazing job. 🌟🌟🌟
You deserve a standing ovation to generate so much knowledge about so many incidents and to have a chance to be in conversation with a person who has so close ties with so many central character. Great j🔥👍
Ada Shehzad, thank you for bringing the legend to your podcast, listening to very insightful man for the very first time. One of my favourites podcast channel 🙌
Tariq Ali sb great to hear from you
Beautiful interview. Shahzad you’re great.
It felt like the video was only ten minutes long. This man has been there, done that and got that shalwar kameez. Sir mein aap ko jhuk ke salaam kerta hun. Your activism and concern for general well being of humanity is inspiring. May you live long among us to enjoy the fruits of your decades long work.
Tariq Ali is an encyclopedia, he has wealth of information . I felt the pain in Tariq voice talking about Bhutto’s. Please have another session on current affairs .
I loved this candid conversation of him. Thank you Shehzad. 🙏
Thank you!
This is probably my first comment on any youtube video. It was a treat to listed Tariq Ali. Loved every bit of it. Thanks Shehzad. I wish if you could arrange interview of Dr Mubarak Ali and Atif Mian.
Salute to Tariq Ali sb, a great scholar, you or other people more often take him on board
Tariq Ali is great mind
Always pleasure to listen him
Always eager to learn so much from him
Just completed His 3 episodes on TPE…So Clear n Impressive, He seems History Himself 🙏
🙌
Sociology student from india....really enjoyed the interview... knowledgeable
Sir Tariq Ali is world renowned! Lovely lovely humble man.
Brilliant conversation. The interviewer, Shehzad Ghias, well informed and erudite. And Tariq Ali is Tariq Ali, one of a kind intellect and activist
Absolutely amazing. It was good to have perspective of left from Tariq sb. I enjoyed every minute of it
This was an incredibly sad as well as enlightening podcast.
Tariq Ali is a genuine public intellectual with a sharp sense of humour that is generally a rarity in the intelligentsia
sir sir sir! what a podcast! hila denay waali thee. Great work. Tariq ali sahab ky sath 6 months main ek aur honi chahiye
Outstanding interview 👏 It's like listening to old grandpa tales of the times gone, of distant memories rarely shared in exquisite detail
such an excellent podcast . not the first time i am listening to him but this time it was more in detailed about specific events of our history . absolutely loved it . keep bringing more intellectuals like him
Worth listening to such honest people whether you agree or not
I remember listening Mr. Tariq's speech in Hide Park, London. He is one of the best. He is considered a " superman " in South America. I have a question for Dr. Ali. Why don't you spend some time in Pakistan, give some advice to Imran Khan. I loved a movie " South of the border " story written by Dr. Ali.
Wise men like Dr. Ali should lend his hand to Pakistani people. We need a intellectual like him. Sadly the illiterates from the Imran Khan will drive him out. Still He owe us this favor. After all he is the son of Pakistan.
This had been my fav podcast to date!!!! Loved ittt
It's a Huge Pity that such a gifted person when introduced on academic forums in the west is introduced as a British Writer. Tariq Ali is no doubt the greatest intellectual giant of the left Pakistan has ever produced
Have to listen in stages. Tariq Ali is a rare entity, Pride of Pakistan. Shehzad has done a fabulous interview.
I will read his books definitly from now on... Inshalla
Thankyou Shehzad I feel indebted to you for this podcast. Grateful from the bottom of my heart !
Watched the entire 2 hours!!! loved it!
An excellent talk. I listened to it on podcast, a number of new things to learn. He really is a gem. I have a request here, kindly do a podcast on what happened in then NWFP now Khyber Pakhtunkhwa pre and post 1947. There are a number of claims both from the right and left wings and the new generation needs to know what really happened.
NWFP always voted in the majority or only Muslim who voted by large to stay with unified India and opposed partition in 1946 election. They used to call themselves secular and opposed Jinnah that a Muslim girl cannot marry a non-Muslim. They used to give their daughter to Sikhs and Hindu for marriage and vice-versa.
Jinnah was not happy with the border discussion that he had or got from Mountbatten and called that as Moth-Eaten (he got only Sindh, half Punjab and Half Bengal).
Nehru or Congress decided to give NWFP and Balochistan to Pakistan also with a maximum of 25% of land as per the Muslim population.
Abdul Ghaffar Khan called Gandhi and congress and said that you are throwing us to foxes (Punjabi Muslims). Nehru asked Abdul Ghaffar Khan to a boycotted referendum so that NWFP can vote for Pakistan and Pakistan can win the referendum.
Hands down. This was superb. You did justice to the podcast with the right questions. Spot on. Two hours well spent. Cheers.
Bravo.. what a podcast.. I can listen to him hours and hours..
I enjoyed the podcast. I also believe we in Pakistan need to shed these labels because the labels prevent us from having conversations we need to have across the political divide. Speaking as a left leaning person, I also believe we need to acknowledge the issues from left wing circles as well. Left wing parties and left wing politics in general has been apologetic about India which has strengthened right wing politics in this country. Bhutto sahab himself cowered to extremists on the Ahmedi question resulting in their persecution. He did not stand his ground. Ahmedis did not curse this country or demand India to invade it, yet they were persecuted. That was a left leaning cause that the political left abandoned. Today, the same people praise PTM despite PTMs shady history.
Even in the 80s, you couldn't raise the Pakistani or Kashmiri flag in India despite it not being a right wing hub as it is today. In Pakistan, left wing parties demand from the people to support a movement which has leaders that are 1)Afghan 2) have called for the destruction of the state 3) have called for the release of shady characters such as 2 men who later committed suicide attacks. That distinction needs to be made. I cannot, in good faith, support any cause that calls for the destruction of Pakistan. If that's what left wing politics has come to in this country, then I'll not associate with it. Some of my ancestors migrated from India and we have oral histories from my grandparent's generation that narrated to us the horrors of pre partition India. The humiliation, the hierarchical casteism, the rabid and overt Islamophobia that is never mentioned. RSS wrote its Islamophobic manual long before 1947. They declared Christians and Muslims enemies of India long before even the concept of Pakistan existed. They had decided they would strip Muslims and Christians off the right to vote and they have to convert to Hinduism to gain acceptance before Pakistan. The fact that we just assume that staying in a unified India would have been better for Muslims is laughable. India, despite partition, has not acknowledged and recognized its Islamophobic past which is why it still grapples with regular lynchings of Muslims and pogroms, if you think without the partition, they would have been any less Islamophobic, then you're delusional.
1) Why someone would want to raise a Pakistani flag in India?
2) What humiliation?
3) Why RSS consider Christians and Muslims as enemies of India?
4) Then why RSS made Abdul Kalam a Muslim, President of India? Why many Indian Muslims and Christians join RSS?
5) How many Hindus Pakistan made as President, Army Chief etc? Can you tell what is the criteria to become Presiden of Pakistan?
6) Why Indian Muslims stayed in India, then or staying in India?
7) If there are regular lynchings of Muslims and pogroms in India then why Indian Muslims population has increased?
8) How many relatives of you are Kafirs?
This is the thing! Why Pakistan needs india to see its own image! Be on your own. Let Kashmiris decide their fate. India is nothing of sort you are made to believe. In a country of billion if 3 guys are lynched that's not systematic not that happens. Its same as lightening strike killing someone.
A country lost half land, went to twice per capita to half per capita compared to india. With this narrative. Even after that you want double down on this. If its not clear to you yet then just wait for few years and you will see Indian Kashmir will have better per capita income and quality of life.
Have you guys work to the extent india worked on cast discrimination. None of your channels ever say what lower cast gets in india. Do you know 50% govt jobs and educational seats are reserved for them. They have strong laws against untouchability.
The only reason you people believe this because this has been systematically inculcated through narrative and propaganda. Reality is different.
Very true Sir , 1958 Martial Law: the United States was scared that the Anti-West National Awami Party would come to Power if general elections were allowed to be held . In East Pakistan NAP would have come with a thumping majority!
There was an attempt to form an All Pakistan Progressive Party resulting in the formation of National Awami Party in 1957:
Awami League Bhashani Group
Azad Pakistan Party - Mian Iftikharuddin
Ganatantri Dal- Mahmud Ali/Haji Danish
Khan Abdul Ghaffar Khan
GM Syed
Ataullah Mengal
Khair Bux Murree
Bizenjo
Major Ishaq
Mahmood Ali Qasuri
Mahmudul Haq Usmani
Maulana Abdul Hamid Khan of Bhashani resigned as President of Awami League owing to differences with H.S. Sahrawardy on the point of Foreign Policy. ..Bhashani was in favour of a non aligned Pakistan.
Shahzad kindly always take Tariq Ali, i have no words how to praise him.
Such a great intellect tariq sahab wish we had more people of his likes in Pakistan
it's a great talk. loved it.
Very informative views.thanks a lot to Mr Tariq.
hum aise he Sach sun'na chahtay hein .
Keep it up bro 💙
I really appreciate your effort and it was a great talk by Tariq Ali sb.
Great mind - what a treat to listen to him. Thank you. Ironic he wrote an article in counterpunch “we can’t breathe” and that was back in 2014 😢
This channel is just the right podcast channel to listening to in Pakistan. Unlike the phattu centrist podcasts preaching "all is well" , this channel is open to talk about anything at all.
Nice interview. Great to hear Sir Tariq Ali.
Janaab Tariq Ali,
I wish you could dig deeper and not forgotten Dialectical & Historical Materialism in analyzing any part of History of Pakistan and India !!
Worth to listen this interview
So AMAZING . . . what a resource Mr.Tariq Ali is . . such an amazing teacher for this generation may ALLAH bless him .☄💫👍👍👍👍👍 thaks to the organizers for bringing this to us. JAZAKALLAH
This is the best podcast on ur channel! 👍🏻👍🏻
Tariq ALI was one of the prominent student leader and intellectual and has style
Great channel man. Wonderful interview
So true..tariq ali saab always say truth what it is..
Zabardast podcast and I am glad ke there are two more for me to go through. What a great person!
I'll buy his books.
🙌
Love him in so relax mood, never saw him like this
One little request, please could you ask comrade Tariq Ali to appear in your podcast again to tell your audience about Eqbal Ahmed? About whom we, the Pakistanis, know very little. I am sure, he must have had discussions with Mr. Eqbal Ahmed on numerous occasions during and after the Vietnam War period. We have heard Dr. Pervez Hoodbhoy speaking about the remarkable intellectual, thinker, campaigner, dissenter, etc.
Both of them were extremely active in organising the students on both sides of Atlantic when the USA had resorted to brutality against weaks after second world war.
I hope, comrade Tariq Ali will have a lot of memories to revisit and share some of them with us.
Thank you!
Great interview
Thank you Shahzad 🙏
excellent exclusive interview to the legendary Marxist Leninist intellectual
Absolutely fabulous!! I loved Tarik Sahab’S punjabi
طارق علی نے اپنی احمقانہ باتوں سے کافی مایوس کیا😧😦 ہے
Mahfil Urdu sorry I don’t know Urdu .. would be better if you can write it in English
Big fan of Tariq sahib. I have been following his panel discussions and interviews since 9/11 happened.
Loved every word he said
Same!
Jeeve sadda Bhutto, jeeve,
Peeve sadda Bhutto!
Excellent content. Thank you.
🙌
Very knowledgeable and also in joolly mood.
How can I miss such a informative Chanel? Keep it up please. Bring more such kind of intelligentsia. Excellent 👍
What a brilliant man Tariq Ali saheb is. And kudos to Shehzad for doing this invaluable work. Keep it up!
I don’t know where I heard it but the famous last words of Kissinger to Bhutto “when you see a train coming, just get out of the way”. Bhutto just didn’t get out of the way.
Thankyou for this
waa waa ji. UK Pakistani legend; the real street fighting man.
Beautiful mind.
He is a gem.
Let the guest speak. Please do not make comment or interrupt him while he is speaking and is in middle of argument. Almost in all podcasts that i have watched, you have done that. With Dr Asim, Dr Ammar and even in this. Thanks!
Very informative interview
SALUTE TO TARIQ ALI SAHIB.
I am so glad that you're doing these podcasts. Had an idea like this for so long but couldn't carry out for several reasons. Anyway, MORE POWER TO YOU!
Thank you!
Very interesting and informative. Missing Time Stamps🙂
man this is best podcast.
This is one of the best program i have seen during this lockdown period! @UCNW1I5FvR7jAbqkSELbVAWQ your questions were on spot and i must say that last part (discussing BB) was a bit emotional and one can see the sadness on Tariq Ali face. Looking forward to see more of such programs!
Amazing show
A very gud hi to mr tariq ali👍❤
Some people never learn, but good is Tariq Ali he learns. The intervieweis still crying over creation of Pakistan but forgot that in 71 Bangalis still found themselves to better off being a separate country than India. Although they both were together then.
He us too pooe knowledge about history...
Also in the subcontinent, Pakistan is having maximum resources per capita. Pakistan has taken all the resources for East Pakistan and spend on Army, Islamabad and Kashmir war.
Pakistan is only able to survive because of continuous Aid from western countries.
Thanks
This was priceless for 2+ hours of my time. Sir recommends reading books. Shahzad can you please invite bookbuddy (shahrukh) to your podcast in the near future.
I love this topic! Looking forward to listening to this