What have we left to fear for? We have already buried our sons

December 19, 2014 11:58

I wish I could say, "We didn't see it coming.' But that would be a lie. We saw it coming, but chose to ignore all the warnings until it was too late to prevent our children from being murdered before our very eyes. Peshawar, my ancestral city, is dying a slow death at the hands of religious fundamentalists. Slowly, but surely, the City fell to mullahs, madrassahs, and militants.

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