Dear Friends
Leaving aside criticizing /praising personalities lets confine our discussions on politico-socio-economic factors affecting property & investment, it should be broad-based, avoid confrontation, do have constructive criticism on the system/ government policies in order to find out solutions/suggestions. Believe me criticizing/ praising the se personalities will only benefit those who want us to confront & weaken our unity.
Yes overnight changes do not happen as Allah has set the genesis of transformation a gradual process. This is one of the foremost greatest news amongst few in the history of Pakistan that we have taken a brilliant step in the right direction. It does not require a human being to have a Ph.D what is truth, it touches your heart & soul, who are the culprits, we can judge them by their deeds. Hypocrites are around us & will remain there. (Haan Haan wohee wohee jo aap samajh rahe hain naa agar main naam loon tou un k chamche naraz ho jate hain our discussion ko de-rail kar date hain) For God’s sake do not waste your time in negative discussions. Musharaf, Zardari, Shareefs…..etc., etc. (including mullahs) all will face nights in their own graves & will be questioned in the Hereafter, if escaped here.
Count your strengths: Judiciary on the right path, media opened up, the government now understands its limitations if it will act against people, the military can perform much better if it wins the aspiration of the people. Adventurist Generals are hesitant (Kiani emerged as more prudent uptil now). We should force the governments to make long-term policies, exploit resources, natural & human. I wish to open this thread to count brilliant ideas from all of the visitors for the following questions:
What areas we need to focus on?
What policies require re-examine?
What steps are necessary to consolidate our economy?
:1) suhaib replied on Wednesday, March 18, 2009 02:29 PM
its very easy and simple, abolish the consitution and make the quraan your constitution. you will see the changes made overnight. make your economic, federal, political system just as allah has told. then next day you wake up, you will witness a new pakistan. everything was given by iqbal in his works, pick it up and read it. |
Hussain Kaisrani replied on Wednesday, March 18, 2009 03:17 PM
Great clarity of thought. May I have your email address, please? Please share it on Thanks. |
limo replied on Wednesday, March 18, 2009 06:34 PM
Suhaib Iqbal says about himself "Iqbal bara apdeshak hey man baton mein moh leta hey" "Guftar ka ghazi ye to bna kirdar ka ghazi ban na saka". Again he says "Masjid to bna di shab bhar mein eman ki hararat walon ney" "Man apna purana papi that barson mein namazi ban na saka" He does'nt seem practical here.However he has portrayed the reality in a nice way.I think in order to become a practical muslim, the only reference we need to look at is Quran and sunnah of Prophet PBUH.Otherwise i fully agree with you that we desperately need to have implementation of true shariah in our country, an act that should have been done on 14th Aug,1947 when Pakistan came into existence in the name of Islam. |
Leader less replied on Wednesday, March 18, 2009 07:42 PM
I really hope to see Pakistan stock exchange being declared once again 'the best performing stock exchange of the world'. I really wish to see Gawadar and Islamabad airport to be operational by 2009. I really wish to see all the mega projects back on track I really wish to see Pakistan property back to the Swiss property level. I again wish to see Pakistan a donor country. Lets prey we may again have a miraculous rulers. Please, don't forget to post the news when NRO will be revoked. |
yessss replied on Thursday, March 19, 2009 01:30 AM
Leader less - you said NOTHING about the poor being helped. Your wishes for Pakistan was all about you and your fellow elites. SHAME ON YOU !! Do you know that 90% of Pakistani citizens struggle to find something to eat and struggle to teach their children to read and write. And you are talking about getting "mega projects back on track" GOOD GOD |
Hamid,Toronto replied on Thursday, March 19, 2009 03:52 AM
@Pardesi Very well said Pardesi baboo! Yes, Judiciary, Media, and Military are on right track. Politics --, we need to build political institutions, people come and go but institution will stay. Let’s stay on democracy path and our politician will learn from history if not then strong Media and Judiciary will encounter them. Extremist elements – Lack of religion knowledge, education and poverty create extremism. We need a long term planning to overcome this cancer and need participation from common people and govt as well. Govt needs to win local tribal people heart and soul to reduce violence in FATA region. Privatization--- we have to be very very careful about privatization of strategic assets. We should put strict terms and conditions during privatization process and must include local people employment quota and local development in the agreement. For Example Thur coal reserves. Agriculture – There are a lot of opportunities in agriculture field. We can rise our per hector output by using modernize techniques and equipments. Inflation – Poverty can be reduced by controlling the inflation. For food inflation, honesty is a key here plus strict Govt rules can reduce the inflation to single digit. @ suhaib and Limo I don’t want to talk about religion due my limited knowledge. Please please do not involve religion in common living matters. I don’t want to open a cane of worms here but let’s not talk about that. @ Leader Less My wishes are same but let’s forget it NRO for time being. @yesss Your intentions are good but not logical. Yes we do need big projects because these projects will generate millions of jobs for poor people. Imagine, just one big project, Gawadar port created million million jobs for poor baloches. |
yesss replied on Thursday, March 19, 2009 09:20 AM
These jobs will create jobs for the poor, BUT these jobs will NEVER elevate them out of relative poverty. It will never provide the poor with enough money to send their children to decent schools. These jobs for the poor will pay almost nothing and will hardly better their lives. It will just barely keep them alive. Oh, my how the elietest do think. Totally amazing and sad. THIS IS THE PROBLEM IN PAKISTAN !!!!!!!! |
limo replied on Thursday, March 19, 2009 10:05 AM
Hamid, you don’t need to have knowledge of Islam in order to correct your ideology about creation of this country atleast. By saying “keep religion out of common living matters” you are not only bluntly denouncing the ideology of Islam but also negating the thought that led to the creation of this homeland. We wanted a separate state so as to have a better living as per teachings of Islam and after independence “Islamic Republic of Pakistan” was the name given to this state. And how unfortunate does it sound today that people like you don't want to amalgamate Islam with day to day living affairs. I am disappointed honestly. |