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I was busy in my office, writing a software program to predict the stock market future trend using the historical data. The prediction problem is multifaceted and really hard, as the trend depends on a number of factors rather than the historical data; for example, on the news, blogs, social media campaign, and politics for example the stock market gambler can intentionally turn the whole market upside down to exploit some shares. The clock struck 12.00 noon, and to relax a bit, I opened the BBC website and was shocked to read that:


“Malala has been gunshot by unknown people in Swat region”. It was really disturbing---Malala YusufJai, a young 14-years old bright student and activist, is considered as a national brilliance as she has earned international fame for raising voice against Taliban oppression in Swat. She became the voice of all Swati girls by writing a diary in the BBC Web-site, famous for her pen name “Gul Makai.”


Who is responsible for such a brutal attack, I was baffled? After some time, the whole story starting to emerge.  Spokesperson of TTP (Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan) took the responsibility of the attack. How brave it is to attack a young innocent child having an ideology of Islam and patriotic of Pakistan. What a shame on those people—blind and deaf, having their own thought of belief with no ethics and code of honour---who are committing this violence in the name of GOD and keep targeting our youth, destroying our schools (mostly girls) in the name of conviction, and exploiting religion as both for motivation and justification of terror.

Furthermore, not a few hours has gone this incident happened; our corrupt politics started playing poker game using the Malala card as Ace of color. In the twitter some parties are pointing fingure towards Imran Kahn and PTI for their anti-drone movement. Imran Khan successfully led the anti-drone peace rally yesterday to stop the drone attacks on the northern areas of Pakistan and on very next day the Malala shooting incident took place. These events are so aligned that saying them a coincident will be unjust. And moreover, the long-term legacy of these conflicts will continue, because everyone is just striving for money, power, attention or political point scoring and the worst thing is that our daughters, sons, sisters, brothers are suffering.


There are tens to hundreds of thousand post in Twitter with hash-tags #Malala and #TTP mostly posted by Pakistani people who are suffering from grief over this incident. Being one of them (as a current student and former teacher), my opinion is that, we neither want drone nor Taliban.




“Hats off to you Malala, Allah bless you. This attack will only make you stronger and motivate others to be like you. Indeed, the pen is mightier than the sword!”



After spending enough hours surrounding this news, I realized I have to go back to work to predict the future trend of stock market. However, I found a strong correlation between Pakistan’s and stock market’s undertakings: the trends continue emerging bluntly, where multiple signals derive the output and it is not easy for a software engineer to understand who is devising the output signal. To me, everything is connected: both causes and consequences, and some powerful players are transferring (the future trend of) Pakistan and making us to dance on their tunes!




The whole point is, A can hire X to do some *work* for A, and in turn both will get some share. Being a powerful player, no body will know the actual source (A). The person X will be a puppet being exploited by A.....rest we are all wise to know who is X and who is A..... btw It is our history to be exploited!







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