Comments on: Asif Zardari, Nawaz Sharif & Pervez Musharraf | The Future of Pakistan

By: MUHAMMAD ALI

MUHAMMAD ALI — Sun, 10 Jul 2011 17:24:14 +0000

WE LUVE MR. MUSHRRAF

By: Shamshad Hussain

Shamshad Hussain — Wed, 09 Jun 2010 01:33:51 +0000

According to me all are the thirsty crows, seeking water of wealth and powers for their bilawals, Hamzas, and Bilals. So leaders who have personal interest never become the futur of the nation and the country. The future of Pakistan are those youngsters who are pushed back by these thirsty crows.

By: samman

samman — Wed, 26 May 2010 05:36:10 +0000

shame on government, no lite at work time, no peace in night to sleep, reduction in working days, no fuel, no energy, and they say they are running government. they are running khota gaari.

By: Zahid Khan

Zahid Khan — Sat, 13 Feb 2010 17:54:04 +0000

Worst times have arrived therefore Mr. 10% (ten percent) have become leaders of our beloved country. I will not go into the details how corrupt our leaders are. Along with corruption they don’t care if poor people live or die. Zardari and his government have sold our country for few dollars and now our national interests are also on sale by him. When I think about the situation in Pakistan my heart really goes, looking at the necessity which Pakistani nation does not have, such as Sugar, Wheat flour, Electricity, Gas, jobs, clean drinking water and there is huge list of other necessities which Pakistani nation does not enjoy. However leaders of Pakistan have turned a blind eye to the problems of poor people. I always wonder that why Pakistan does not utilizes 18 billion people and produce various items which can later be sold in international market such as Airplanes, Fast Trains, Weapon technology and various other items. Leaders of Pakistan have pledged to neglect this nation and they are extremely busy filling their own pockets with stolen poor people’s money. I pray to God that the injustice vanishes soon and we see a real and authentic leader who can lead us through prosperity and happiness. I believe the leaders of Pakistan have failed to look after their country and they have failed to show care. We as a nation should unite together and raise against the ignorance we face today. Thank you

By: Khwaja Aftab Ali, Florida, USA

Khwaja Aftab Ali, Florida, USA — Sun, 26 Jul 2009 13:24:38 +0000

FACTS ON THE GROUND IN PAKISTAN.Reference to the Islamic history and Pakistan’s independance period, I want to go a step further and will recomend to select/elect every Chief of Army staff as president after retirement and the present Army chief should be be given extra time for his oustanding services at national and international level and all other Corps. Commanders of the Army and COS of Airforce and Navy should be apponited Governors and Deputy Governors of the provinces and regions ( by creating regional governments in all four provinces, 2 in Punjab 1 in each province- these regions already exist based on language, culture and history , such as Saraiki, Potahari, Upper Sind-Sukkar, Dera Ismail Khan in NWFP and Gawadar- Balouch Area. And all additional bureaucrates who love to live in provincial capitals should be trasfered to these remote areas of the country. These new regions should invite and attrect the foreigner and Pakistani origin people to invest in the area to creat jobs and eliminate poverty.) This is the only way we can stop further intereption/ coup in Pakistan . After all armed forces personnel are wel diciplined and organized . And above all represent Pakistan’s divercified population.And it;s leadership do not transfer within family but earned by hardwork and talents only. Every second family in Pakistan is represented in the army one way or the other and the Pakistan Army is the only ever lasting popular party-yes it’s an important ruling party other than Bhuttos and anti-Bhuttos, Sharif brothers. With this arrangement no one is loser except few feudals and industrialists, who reprent non of the masses in Pakistan. We already have a quota system applied for superior services since 30 years and had killed thousands of innocent talented young people, why not try this arrangement for the welfare of the country which will effect none but very few so called politicians who after all deal with generals, behind the curtains.And it’s good to know that supporters of these politician are 500/600 Mafia families who live in 125 districts in Pakistan and provide so called public leadership for national, provincial and local levels. Any restriction to stop them is useless. Recent example of education condition brought their unseen educated women forward in politics. All 8000/9000 candidates in recent elections were from the same mafia group who are the biggest law breakers and around 1000 leading law breakers have been elected as new law makers who will take care of themselves but none. They all are involved in worst kind of crimes on this earth against humanity with the colaboration of junior police officials.An enquiry by a nuetral agency may prove my claim.

Posted by Khwaja Aftab Ali, Advocate & I.P. Attorney, Pakistan

By: gulfalak

gulfalak — Tue, 09 Jun 2009 22:42:10 +0000

Bloody zardari is doing nothing for the country, he is just sitting on his backside, and all i hear is ” the president of Pakistan Condemns these attacks” he is a corrupt idiot who knows nothing about running a country, he is a disgrace…………..Pakistan is a fully fledged Failure( triple F)

By: Bilal Sarwari

Bilal Sarwari — Sun, 15 Mar 2009 16:43:15 +0000

It may be favorite game of political leaders to make fun of law, Some don’t know the rules regulations and still and they are member of assembly, Pakistan have very good historical background, but about today law can be change next day 

I really respect Shahbaz Sharif efforts, and I appreciate his work in Pakistan in last year, its not my own comments, Shahbaz Sharif work very hard in last year, and people feel its true feelings regarding nation, now he is under one political game, I hope that he will come back to serve Pakistan

By: Muhammad Jahangeer Khan

Muhammad Jahangeer Khan — Wed, 07 Jan 2009 03:00:04 +0000

i think Pervaiz Musharraf is the best man for Pakistan….

By: bloggingzoom.com

bloggingzoom.com — Fri, 22 Feb 2008 22:48:39 +0000

Asif Zardari, Nawaz Sharif & Pervez Musharraf | The Future of Pakistan

This is an article about the controversial 2008 election of Pakistan. With the country just rising out of an almost decade long military rule, Pakistan does not hold a very promising future. With childish bickering to come between the three leaders, …