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Siraj Ul Haq (JI), Bashir Ahmad Bilour (Senior Minister NWFP), Syed Faisal Raza Abidi (PPP), Maulana Gul Nasseb Khan (JUI) in fresh episode of Off The Record and Discussing the trend in Pakistan to blame the United States With Kashif Abbasi.

Iftekhar Ahmed presents a fresh episode of Jawab Deyh and talked with Muhammed Afzal Khan Lala (ANP).

Sohail Warraich brings a fresh episode of Aik Din Geo Ke Saath on Geo News with Mohajrin Jalala Camp Mardan.

North Korea tested a nuke and fired a rocket today. According to Reuters, a North Korean ruling party official said: "We have successfully conducted another nuclear test on May 25 as part of the republic's measures to strengthen its nuclear deterrent."

Mushtaq Minhas and Nusrat Javed presents another fresh episode of Bolta Pakistan and talked with Mian Muhammad Nawaz Sharif President PML-N.

Senator Zahid Hussain ANP, Wasim Akhtar MQM and Senator Prof. Khurshid Ahmed JI in Special episode of Capital Talk and discusses with Hamid Mir.

Syed Talat Hussain in fresh episode of Live with Talat discussing about Foreign Terrorists which Pakistan Agencies recently captured, escaping under Burqa.

Fouzia Wahab Sec. Info. PPP, Senator Zahid Hussain ANP and Hanif Abbasi PML-N in fresh episode of Kal Tak discussing issue of reservations on movement of IDPs to other provinces with Javed Chaudhry.

Qatreena Hussain with a fresh episode of Siyasi Log from IDPs camps.

Qamar Zaman Kaira Info. Minister PPP, Ch. Aitzaz Ahsan PPP and Dr. Asam Hussain in fresh episode of Second Opinion & discusses current issues with Asma Sherazi.

Zahid Khan (ANP), Bakhtiar Mani (JI), Orya Maqbool Jan (Columnist) and Ayaz Amir (PMLN) in fresh episode of Islamabad Tonight & discusses current issues with Nadeem Malik.

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Pakistan both directly and indirectly helped spawn al-Qaeda, which in turn helped create the Taliban. As the U.S. did on 9/11, it is Pakistan who is now reaping the whirlwind from a beast they helped actuate.

By Ralph Nader & Carl J. Mayer New York Times, April 9, 1988 Our constitutional rights were intended for real persons, not artificial creations. The Framers knew about corporations but chose not to mention these contrived entities in the Constitution. For them, the document shielded living beings from arbitrary government and endowed them with the right to speak, assemble, and petition. Today, however, corporations enjoy virtually the same umbrella of constitutional protections as individuals do. They have become in effect artificial persons with infinitely greater power than humans. This constitutional equivalence must end. Consider a few noxious developments during the last 10 years. A group of large Boston companies invoked the First Amendment in order to spend lavishly and thus successfully defeat a referendum that would have permitted the legislature to enact a progressive income tax that had no direct effect on the property and business of these companies. An Idaho electrical and plumbing corporation cited the Fourth Amendment and deterred a health and safety investigation. A textile supply company used Fifth Amendment protections and barred retrial in a criminal anti-trust case in Texas. The idea that the Constitution should apply to corporations as it applies to humans had its dubious origins in 1886. The Supreme Court said it did "not wish to hear argument" on whether corporations were "persons" protected by the 14th Amendment, a civil rights amendment designed to safeguard newly emancipated blacks from unfair government treatment. It simply decreed that corporations were persons. Now that is judicial activism. A string of later dissents, by Justices Hugo Black and William O. Douglas, demonstrated that neither the history nor the language of the 14th Amendment was meant to protect corporations. But it was too late. The genie was out of the bottle and the corporate evolution into personhood was under way. It was not until the 1970's that corporations