Re: What if PPP comes back in Power?
Actual problem is never discussed here .
Guzeshtah sath sal say establishment ki musalsal dakhl andazi aur ahmqanah iqdamat nay mulk ki har buniad ko tabah kar dia .Sab say bura Zulm mulk ki har non-punjabi non-puppet qiadat ko ghadar kehnay ki rawait nay kia .Qaidin kay qatl aur jalawatnion nay adam estahkam aur adam etmad ki aik aisi fiza qaim kar di keh shurfa kay liay siasat karna na mumkin ho gia , Ab siraf third rate siasat dan bachay hain , Unhi say kam chalana hay . Misal kay tor par Imran Khan jo itna badkirdar hay keh hamari site par Mods us ki Zindgi ko discuss bhi naheen karnay detay .
Actually we need a new social regional and political contract . Limits of every organization should be satteled .Government , Army , Judiciary ,assemblies , bureaucracy even media should sit together and settle it for future . Role of army should be openly discussed and its wide spread businesses should be give some frame for future so it can work as army .
Jo ehtsab ki bat karta hay woh jhoot bolta hay . Is mulk main is stage par ehtsab na mumkin hay because minimum 95% of the people having some powers are corrupt .
Jo leader kehta hay main honest hoon woh sab say bara jhoota hay .
Pasha sahib: Women should have respect as it is their gender birth right. But when a woman sells herself for money, she loses respect and gets known as prostitute. A known prostitute could not demand or expect respect. People who would respect her are people who do not know that she is prostitute.
Similarly, politicians should have respect as it is their professional right. But when politicians sell themselves for money (become prostitute), they lose respect and get known as corrupt. A known corrupt (politician or whoever) could not demand or expect respect. People who respect corrupt politicians are either corrupt themselves or are ignorant of their corruption.
Politicians rule country on strength of their honesty, moral high ground, respect, and public support. Bureaucrats, Judiciary, law enforcing agencies, and Armed forces support them because they cannot harm them if politician is honest, standing on moral high ground, and can command respect.
So, if Pakistani politicians do not want to get kicked from power by armed forces regularly, or do not want problems from Judiciary and Bureaucracy, then they have to start standing on morally high ground. For that, they have to stop corruption, nepotism, bad management, and start doing all dealings, financial as well as administrative, transparently.
If they (politicians) would not do that (stop corruption, nepotism, bad management, and start doing all dealings, financial as well as administrative, transparently) then they should not blame armed forces for kicking them from power or hanging them ... neither they should blame judiciary and bureaucracy when they put hurdle in front of these politicians.