Pakistan's "New Radicals?"

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"My generation is amazing. It's energetic. It's filled with anger," Brohi says. "They want something new in this country. And they want to take the reins in their hands now."

I wish them the best of luck, their country needs some grass-roots changes. But some of the challenges are so culturally entrenched, I wonder how much headway they are going to be able to make.

"I found out about a girl who was murdered in the name of honor," she recalls. "I knew her and why she was killed. She wanted to marry someone she liked and she was killed just for that. When I found out about this girl, I knew that was the turning point in my life."

Ali Abbas Zaidi knows all about that anger. When he went to school on September 12, 2001, he was shocked by what he found.
"Some of my friends, they were congratulating each other," Zaidi says. "They were like, 'Congrats -- 3,000 people have died in America.'"

Zaidi says his generation -- roughly 100 million people -- has become walking, talking "time bombs."