Re: For Pakistan to Prosper.....
It seems some people are more worried about MQM killing 100s of their political opponents in one part of country (Karachi), though they also know that 100s of MQM workers also get killed by their opponents. Anyhow, regardless of MQM, PPP, ANP, JI, PML, Taliban, TI, Jihadi tanzeems, etc, etc, etc ... who are involved in killings, terrorism, or bhatta Khori ... one thing is certain, and that is, all these are not cause but effects of ‘real ills’ in Pakistani society.
‘Real ills’ that Pakistan faces is corruption, nepotism, mismanagement, lies and exploitations that breads rest of ills in Pakistan, including sectarian violence, political violence, extortions (bhata-khori), religious extremism, independence movements (as happening in Baluchistan), robberies, kidnappings, road snatching, etc, etc, etc.
We have to realise that without ‘if’, ‘but’ or ‘might’, due to their epic corruption, nepotism, mismanagement, lies and exploitation ... PPP government is killing 100s of thousand people all over Pakistan every year by starving them to death and making life of 10s of million people all over Pakistan miserable by giving them lawlessness, poverty, sickness, starvation, insecurity, joblessness, illiteracy, hopelessness, and indignity. PPP crime is not specific to one city or region, but it’s effect is there all over Pakistan.
Though only consolation for PPP is that, voters who could not see beyond their nose have no choice when they vote, as same happens when PML comes in power.
For me, I damn care about demon-crazy or care for any political party in Pakistan, nether I would like to see another farce in the name of democracy, nor I believe that army when in power have guts to change the system and punish financial corrupts who destroyed or are destroying the country.
Since financial corruption is biggest ill in Pakistan, that breads all other ills, and Pakistan could never prosper without sorting financial corruption and punishing financial corrupts, I would like to see ‘Inqilab full of revenge’ in Pakistan, where anyone who ever held public posts (politicians, bureaucrats, military-men, judges, police, educationalists, bankers, employee of semi-government organisations, etc) and are suspect of financial corruption (due to them living beyond their means or having assets more than they can justified) should get lynched by public to death along with their family members (be they in country or outside country), and all their wealth, looted or otherwise, in country or outside country, should get confiscated. (For that, I won’t mind if following people’s government forms hit-squad to get those and their families, who may take refuge outside country).