Re: I don’t want my kids growing up in Pakistan…
Peace kakaballi
Believe I have said this many a time … And forget my kids … I am involved in activities inshaAllah to make changes in Pakistan … however there is an upward struggle … People who were “kal-ke-freshies” my cousins ex-pats living in the UK told me - if you go to Pakistan to correct them they will end up making you like them instead … Another cousin said to me in Pakistan if a person ran over someone in a car instead of getting out to look how he is he will reverse back over him to make sure he has done the job properly … Life is cheap and the value of certain core principles in Islam have disintegrated such as alcohol, smoking, gambling, fraud … etc
We need to rid the street of gangs and political warfare - no more forced voting and no more tolerance for schools and colleges run by political party supporters … Judgements and sentencing needs to be issued by the Judges in courts … The police need to be strongly against bribery.