How change could come in Pakistan … and what is waiting around the corner:

[Sa1eem]

Re: How change could come in Pakistan … and what is waiting around the corner:

@Captain1

He is stake holder in ‘politics’ to the extent of ‘voter’, but he wants to play the game of ‘representative’. If you want to play the game at representative level then you participate in the ‘representative’ process where you become voice of people.

@TLK

I am not talking about staying in Pakistan. TUQ has no political struggles to show for. Wo fuzool main ungli kata ke shaheedon main shamil ho rahay hain. Zardari, Nawaz, Altaf did major exile/jail-time. Imran struggled for 20 years to reach this level. TUQ tou bus aween hee scene main hain. Kal ko in ko koi lift bhee nahi maaray gaa. TUQ is like Afaq Ahmed, if you know what I mean

If I have a shop, and employee a person to look after my shop and for that I pay him wages.
Now tell me, who is stakeholder in the shop, me or my employee?
Who should have concern for the shop, me or my employee?

If I have a case and hire a lawyer to represent me in court, then tell me:
Who is actual Plaintiff of the case, me or my employee lawyer?

Now tell me, who are parliamentarians (naukar) to consider themselves stakeholders and above voters (their employers)?

Are voters not employer of Parliamentarians?

Is it not true that voters employ parliamentarians with their votes, give them wages with their taxes and want them to work for voters (serve voters) as obedient and efficient servant?

So, whose stake is in the system, voters or servants (unemployed thugs who were given job by voters as Parliamentarians)?

These thugs struggle to hide their corrupt faces and fake degrees from voters (girgiratay hain … pair pakartay hain … ilteja kartay hain) so that voters give them job of representing them (voters) and working for them (voters) as servant (naukar), so what it means by … political struggle?

Voters in democracy are boss and all belongs to Voters. Parliament building is their servant quarter and parliamentarians are servants of voters.

People (unfortunately, in Pakistan, these people are thugs) struggle to get job (they call it political struggle) … and voters interview them by what they say in their speeches … but if they deceived the voters, lied and when in job started stealing what belongs to voters (started corruption, nepotism and so on), then it is right of voters to not only sack them anytime but kick their dirty ass too.

TUQ is voter, and as voter he has all right to do what he likes. No employee can or should dare to say anything … **but Pakistan kee tou duniya hee ajeeb hay:

Yahan Naukar (parliamentarian) Sahib (hakim) ko Naukar kahta hay aur khud ko Sahib. Yahan, naukar gardan may saryea laga ker Malik ko gadha samjhta hay. Hay tu Khadim per ban gayea hain Hakim. Hukumat karna apna haq samjhta hay, aur apnay Aqqa (voters) ko kutta bhie nahi samjhta. Kiya kamal kee duniya in naukaron (parliamentarians) nay ba dee hay apni shubdabazi say. Inn suar-kay bachchon nay … ‘save corruption and exploitation of employer (voter)’ ka naam ‘save democracy’ rakh liya hay. Inhon nay apnay Malik (voters) kee ayess durgat banayee hay kay voters cheekh paray hain ‘hamay apnay naukaryon say bacho’**

Please read one of my earlier post on same topic.

@Sa1eem

I am really appalled by the attitude and speeches of parliamentarians. I am hoping that change comes soon, as soon as possible.

These F* parliamentarians are our paid servants, whom we appointed (through our votes) and pay heavily to obey our commands, serves us, do what we desire, clean our toilets, sweep our floors, drive our cars, manage our savings (taxes), manage our properties (assets of Pakistan), repairs our roads and so on… but they talk as if we are servants and they are masters … no, they are our owners. They consider themselves elites and us people trodden people and paupers. WTF. They are not elites, but became elites due to their corruption and nepotism, else they are our servants and we (people) are their employers and masters.

They talk about Jamhooriyat (democracy) but they do not even know what Jamhooriyat is, and in their talk, they mixed Jamhooriyat with Monarchy, where they are rulers and people are ruled.

These Thugs have iron rod (‘saria’) in their neck and behave like mad dogs. Instead of serving us like our servants, they not only mismanage our properties and savings but loot and plunder our houses and treat us like their slaves (how stupid).

They think it is their right to rule us and we are here to get treated like slaves, servants and baggers. They think they are stakeholders and we (the voters) are meaningless … when fact is that, we (the voters) are stakeholders and they are meaningless whom we gave a job to serve us.

They consider corruption, looting and plunder, as their right, and talk on TV that it is our hukumat (government), and our right, our this and our that, when as parliament they have nothing that they should say that it is theirs. These thugs compare themselves to Mughal Kings and want to be treated like Kings, but these mad thugs are not Kings, they are servants and should behave like servants.

Just imagine, you want to sell your house and employed a lawyer to look after the sale, then lawyer side lined you and say that he is stakeholder in this sale and you are meaningless … how ridiculous it would be.
These Thugs in parliament think that it is their right and concocted the word that they have (Istehkhak) when they have nothing … no servant have ‘istehkhak’.

These thugs think that parliament belongs to them, as if their father build it for them or they made parliament with their hard earned money, but parliament and its building belongs to people, not them. It is people who gave them a building to work and serve. That does not mean, parliament or parliament building becomes no go area for people.

It is just like, I have given my servant a room to work, and then servant saying that the room is his and I cannot even enter.

These thugs with their conspiracy and throwing bones (haddis) to them, even made our other servants (bureaucracy and police) their partners and use them to persecute and bite us (it is just like, kutta malik ko katay).

Situation is really funny, but truth is that, these servants of Pakistanis should come to their senses, else they should consider themselves sacked, and if they keep behaving the way they are, and occupying the jobs we gave them forcefully, not to serve us but to abuse and persecute us, then they should be held from their neck and thrown out.