Pakistan needs to embrace democracy at any cost. Military establishment is a tough nut to crack in Pakistan as its survival is at stake if democracy sets in. Their military is too large for its demographic size which has been the brunt of all problems which have surfaced there repetitively. Due to India being a large neighbor, the military establishment has become a goliath there. The only way out for Pakistan is to have a democratic setup at the earliest, build excellent relationship with all its neighbors, have a peace pact with India, put their military back into its barracks and work on an excellent future along with all its neighbors. The entire International community along with India, Bangladesh, China, Srilanka, Iran and Afghanistan has to help Pakistani people to be free. To a large extent we are from the same stock and any downward trend there will have serious repercussions all over. Hope and wish things cool down there at the earliest and better sense prevails with the Military establishment there.
RE:Democracy a must for Pakistan...
by Mahendra Patel on Nov 05, 2007 03:38 AM Permalink
Dear THEIR RELIGION CANNOT MIX WITH DEMOCRACY, LOKK AT ALL THE COUNTRIES 90% DON'T FIT with THIS MODELL.
I would LET KASHMIR GO TO PAKISTAN, LET THEM HAVE IT. SO THAT WE DON'T NEED TO SPEND OUR DEFENCE MONEY ON USELESS CAUSE, WE WASTED LOTS PAST 60 YEARS, WE EVEN DON'T NEED TO NEGOTIATE WITH ANY ONE, LET THEM GO AND LET THEM TASTE, DICTATOR SHIP, OR GIVE IT TO CHINA, LET THEM HAVE IT, THEY KNOW WHAT TO DO, LIKE TIBET. LET THEM HAVE REAL POLITICS LESSON.
WHY SHOULD INDIA NEED TO SPEND MILTARY LIFES AND MONEY , FOR WHAT?
WHAT IS GAIN IN THIS, LET IT GO. IF THEY COME BACK ON THEIR OWN THAT'S FINE, LET THEM DECIDE, WE HAVE NOTHING TO GAIN ON SPENDING FOR NOTHING.
WE AS NATION THINK IT THROUGH AND AT WHAT COST? WE BETTER SPEND MONEY AND RESOURCES ON WORTHY CAUSES.
IF THEY WANT TO JOIN ,CHINA, PAKISTAN, OR ANY OTHER NATION LET THEM DO IT, LET THEM LEARN REAL LIFE< REAL POLITICS, WE DON'T HAVE TO STAY AS BIG BROTHER AFTER 60 YEARS.
LET THEM DECIDE, THERE IS NOTHING INDIA TO GAIN FROM KASHMIR, BE BUISNEESS MEN AND BE WISE.
RE:Democracy a must for Pakistan...
by Putrayasa on Nov 05, 2007 06:21 AM Permalink
This is exactly the mentality of a coward, traitor, and short sighted person. If this kind of thinking continue, India will lost her teritory one by one, and finaly all of India will be fanished.
RE:Democracy a must for Pakistan...
by lahori shaan on Nov 05, 2007 08:02 AM Permalink
TOO mahindr khan har jagah comment dega kya ?? U r Zandu mooh under(mouse). lol.
RE:Democracy a must for Pakistan...
by PANIWALA AMIN A on Nov 05, 2007 01:37 AM Permalink
Democracy give people a false feeling of sovereignty. In reality the sovereignty is given to the parliament or congress. The legislators in the congress and the parliament are under the influence of campaign contributors which are mainly large corporations. In the end, the sovereignty really belongs to the possessors of the wealth. Through such a setup two classes can be found: The ruling class which has the natural right to rule and legislate and the masses who carry the natural obligation to submit. Such an orientation has made freedom an empty slogan and has established a new form of slavery. DO YOU THINK THEY HAVE MORALS? HOWMANY OF THEM ARE NON CORRUPT? Islam is established upon the idea that the Creator, Allah is the sovereign. The sovereignty is manifested through many ways one of which is that legislation for life comes from Allah. The Islamic State viewed its citizens Muslims and non-Muslims as human beings. These dicatators - Assads, Mubaraks, Musharrafs, Karimovs & RULERS of SAID DEMOCRATIC nations preaching GLOILISATION are eagerly financed, armed, & supported by parliaments of North America & Europe to ensure that this Ummah remains under the heel of Western colonialism and imperialism. NEED PROOF?-Nixon in his book Beyond Peace, "Our crisis of values at home coupled with our lack of coherent mission aboard has created an even more deadly spiritual deficit. We seem to be experiencing what Arnold Tongby 60 years ago called the dark knight of soul"
