No hope for Pakistan; get out when you can: Cowasjee

Re: No hope for Pakistan; get out when you can: Cowasjee

It's a shame that when someone speaks the reality, they get lambasted as above.

Re: No hope for Pakistan; get out when you can: Cowasjee

Instead of turning our backs to the situation and looking for ways out for outselves, each Pakistani has the responsibility to act his part to clean out this menace. Pakistan is my country and I don't even dream of making any other country my home, whatever the circumstances are.

Re: No hope for Pakistan; get out when you can: Cowasjee

The answer to your questions is in the same paragraph. Read and ponder some.

Re: No hope for Pakistan; get out when you can: Cowasjee

I've never met anyone who has "benefited" from his "charity work" unlike edhi, ansar burni etc who don't promote themselves either..

Re: No hope for Pakistan; get out when you can: Cowasjee

I have nothing but respect for Cowasjee, he is a brilliant writer and social commentator. I feel he is saying that unless the radicalist menace is met head on and defeated, it will end Pakistan as we know it.

I have alluded to this in the past myself. It is very possible that a conflict leaves only Punjab and Sindh as "Pakistan", which the other 2 provinces going off and doing there own thing.

Begs the question, is that necessarily a bad thing?

Re: No hope for Pakistan; get out when you can: Cowasjee

So?

Re: No hope for Pakistan; get out when you can: Cowasjee

Sure it is.

Re: No hope for Pakistan; get out when you can: Cowasjee

Please watch this C-Span clip, Senior Research Fellows Anatol Lieven, and Peter Bergen hold a panel to discuss U.S. and Pakistan relations. Gives you an insight as to how stable is Pak among S. Asian countries… Also good and bad of Musharraf..

http://www.c-span.org/rss/video.asp?MediaID=31522

Oh BTW cow-wala-je should take the first step and pack his bags.