The Pakistani Spectator

In Part 1 of this pair of blogs, I discussed the similarities between human cancers and certain dangerous, violent national movements. I discussed what made a movement cancerous, and I invited comments in particular regarding whether Pakistanis believe that the Pakistani Taliban meets my definition of a cancerous national movement, with the frightening danger to [...]

As far as I know, I do not have cancer, but over two years ago, cancer struck to the heart of my family, and it profoundly affects our daily lives, today. I don’t want this blog to be about me, however, and I must protect the privacy of others, so I won’t go into personal [...]

My wife’s friend’s sister had cancer and she is a voracious reader. She read a lot and found that alternative therapy is slowly gaining ground for not only initial treatment but also for long term management. She took most of the data from Harward university cancer treatment centre. I think everyone should know for their [...]