Yom-e-Azadi ?

If you haven't heard yet, Pakistan gained its independence from Britain 62 years ago on August 14th, 1947. We're all aware of Pakistan's current condition, and there are a few homeless people who give their thoughts on this national holiday:

Abdullah Ahmad

Uhmm to tell the truth I did not celebrated it!
Why?....Didn't remember it for a large part of the day (Here in Holland as far as I know, no1 celebrates 14th of August in a special way) lol they dont even buy a cake
2009-08-15 04:33
Salihah

Well in Bradford it's always chaotic, every car's got a flag on it, windows rolled down and all you can hear is 'dil dil pakistan' especially in highly pakistani populated areas (not saying that Bradford isn't all pakistani populated ). but the best thing about it are the sales in kashmiri and pakistani bazaar, whoop whoop!
2009-08-15 11:09
Somia

Erm I think they celebrate it here...Wilmslow Road...
2009-08-16 22:34
Anonymous

Wilmslow Road is not celebrating it, it's just an excuse for their parents to stay out till late and scream with loud music on.
2009-08-16 23:21
Somia

@ Anonymous- actually yeh sorry that is what I meant!
2009-08-17 07:09

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