58 Years - of shame and disgrace...

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Re: 58 Years - of shame and disgrace…

@mAd_ScIeNtIsT

The problem is cultural. Loyalty to the family supercedes loyalty to the state, which means that right from the very beginning corruption began setting in. At all levels, people took what belonged to the state in order to provide more for their families, and justified it as the perks of power, be it democratic power or autocratic power.

this truely is one of the root causes of our downfall.

@Reza Pahlavi

Btw, Pakistan’s doom has been predicted for 58 years now by many a people, and we have always survived by the grace of the Almighty, and by and the dedication of it’s 160 million citizens.

and Inshallah we shall continue to do so.

My point was not that, Pakistan would cease to exist, but the fact that such predictions ARE being made. They have a reason to pass such a judgement.

@ravage

lets talk about Muslims in general. name a few more important countries in the Muslim world. your beloved east pakistanis are still figuring out how to make missiles from rice shoots. the greatest technological innovation the arabs have made over the past 200 years is putting robots on camels. that is what they will remain for the next 200 years too. if you feel ashamed of Pakistan, you feel ashamed of one of the few important countries in the Muslim world, that have any degree of influence in the way the world operates. your perpetually cowering in fear saudis, and your dear departed talebanies, the kind of people you want us to become, are much, much, much, worth being ashamed of.

We got a degree of influence in the way the world operates? oh wow, where did you read that, in the funny pages?

That beloved east pakistan was where the drive for independence of Pakistan first started. And i guess its okay now to make fun of them, since they are no longer part of us and also the fact that they hate is…poking fun of them would make us feel a bit better.

varying and shifting preferences is all one can see when he reads your post. Once beloved Talibans are now hated. We supported them when US wanted us to, we betrayed them when US wanted us to…oh well what does that make us, hmm.