Imran Owais Kazmi

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Imran Owais Kazmi is a an expat Pakistani vocal on change locally and globally through good governance and tolerance.

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Religious Prophecy and War: A Self-Fulfilling Prophecy in the Middle East

Religious prophecy and war collide in modern politics as faith narratives risk becoming a self-fulfilling path toward global conflict.

From Trump’s Epic Fury to Epic Failure

Imran Kazmi opines that the current trajectory of Operation Epic Fury suggests a catastrophic misreading of the geopolitical altimeter.

Selective Secularism and the Pakistan Diaspora’s PTI Blind Spot

Selective secularism fuels diaspora debate on PTI and Imran Khan, while claims of election rigging and rights abuses fade from view.

Extraction: Operation Absolute Resolve, A New Architecture for the Global Oppressed

Operation Absolute Resolve captured Nicolás Maduro. This opinion argues U.S. precision power should not make freedom a boutique service.

Benazir Bhutto, the Anniversary of Silence

It is a masterpiece of political theater to declare a holiday for Benazir Bhutto, whose murderers are a matter of public secret.

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Type 1 Diabetic Built Sugar Sense So His Glucose Reading Would Follow Him Everywhere

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