Re: Free-of-charge treatment at army heatstroke centres across Sindh
You know jack crap about my life, my background or my experiences! Don’t act like a joke by passing such ridiculous judgments because you are reading things you don’t want to read.
97% of the posters here who run their mouth on country’s affairs don’t live in Pakistan, including yourself and the people who run this site! So really I am not going to take you are not Pakistani or you don’t know know enough about Pakistan rubbish. It’s pathetic. This site is full of ignorant anti Pakistan Army low life haters who just defame and discredit their own army on the basis of the propaganda rubbish they read in Aysha Jalal’s book or just lash out of racial and political contempt sitting miles away from the country. What if I turn around and say those who talk smack about army have never observed the institution and its personnel from up close to know the other side of the story?
Apart from targeting my nationality and location, it is you who actually have absolutely no counter argument or any relevant point to make. So I’m certainly hitting a nerve in your case, and if my ‘jokes’ are enough to rile you up. Excellent.
I am proud to fight the cheap misconceptions about a national institution which is home to hundreds of thousands of honest and hard working and brave Pakistanis whose entire lives revolve around a vow to defend their country. Their sacrifices are invaluable.
If you don’t think an experimental scientist who works day and night doing research on weapons and writing reports in his office, working and testing weapons in extremely tough environmental conditions, sacrificing his family life by randomly disappearing for prolonged periods without anyone having a clue about his whereabouts does not deserve adequate medical treatment for all his services. Then bugger off. Fortunately, Pak Army knows how to treat its staff right.
For ignorant hacks, there is so much to Pakistan Military than bloody Zia and Musharraf you lot love to wail about.