HOW WELL HAS PAKISTAN DONE?

[moin.ul.atiq]

Re: 60 Years of Pakistan: Guiding Light, Hope and Inspiration

@Captain1

No doubt, Ziaul Haq was one of the greatest man, probably very close to Bhutto, I am sure people like you will continue to salute him for life but I am very hopeful that a specie like yours is a rare one and I sincerely hope it becomes extinct for you can’t realize the damage caused to the nation by him. You only see “dramatic” steps by Zia like “no women on TV without dupatta” but you fail to see the weaponization of politicial parties, involvement of ISI/military in supporting retard elements like Altaf Hussein, you fail to see the spread of corruption and militancy and what not. Yes, thank you Ziaul Haq, (na)mard-e-momin (na)mard-e-haq Ziaul Haq Ziaul Haq, 11 years of illegal rule!. His traditions are being carried over by his son Ejazul Haq

Arrey kaptaan sahib, let us not forget its because of zia-ul-haq that India feels threatened of Pakistan. Bhutto would have made country like Netherlands or something- do you want that where people dont pray, girls walk without hijaab or guys listen to loud music. Had Zia would have been alive he would have taken the country to a different direction. Atleast Zia didn’t have 46 pre-marital relationships like Imran and he has faithful with his moti bhens jaisi biwi. Ejaz-Ul-Haq is a good guy too… He was in tears on Geo TV after Lal masjid- The good thing with Zia and Ejaz is that they are not corrupt and love(d) the country. My uncle who was in the Army described how jovial and easy-going Zia was and used to crack jokes with his juniors- he was a very brave soldier too! I dont think he was a buzdil commando like kala mushy.