Viper0011.
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Totally baffling to see the MOST DISGRACEFUL PRIME MINISTER of Pakistan in a personal Vendetta against the Armed Forces of Pakistan.
Why is that? A Civilian leader having an open opinion about the military's role that it doesn't belong to politics....is the basics of democracy. In fact, in YOUR OWN military constituion that everyone takes an oath on, it states that "I under oath of the military code commit to not getting involved in politics". So when your prime minister echoes that same thing that each soldier takes an oath on.....why is he called deragatory names by many here? He's not my friend but in the World Bank's recent reports, these guys are doing a lot of honest work and the benefits go to the ordinary public.
Can anyone of you smart men tell me if Pakistan's military takes over this time, what would be your country's future in the next five years?
Its sad to see a nation brainwashed by military rule for SOOO many decades that you guys don't understand, appreciate or care for what a civilian government brings to your country and what democracy could bringto your own society if it can sustain for a couple of decades.......I once heard the Indian prime minister at a casual dinner say " we are not against the Pakistanis. The fact is that they are not democractic and want military involvement all the way to growing their crops". By reading this so called current or next generation of Pakistan's distant-from-democratic citizens comments on this forum.....I think the Indian prime minister was absolutely right!!
You guys don't get democracy it seems like. Since the last elections, your stock market has doubled in volume, you have about 150 billion dollars worth of investmes coming in, there are HUGE infrastructure projects starting up or in pipes that will give work to millions of your citizens....and more eduated tolerant kids will grow up due to working parents, they will go to schools, become something. ALL because of the democractic system. If a military general was ruling you, you guys on this forum might like it, but the hundreds of millions of people would suffer and as a nation you'll have little respect.
The SAME Chinese that are saying out loud that an attack on Pakistan will be considered an attack on China and they are investing over 100 billion in this decade.....where were they when Misharraf was in the power?
I don't know this journalist's deal and why the poor guy got shot. But if his problem was that he was saying stuff against the military, then there should have been a strong code of ethics by your judicial system. Under that, if lying about or bashing institutions focused on the national security is a crime and its punishment is 6 months or 6 years or a death penalty, then he should go and see the court. There is nothing wrong in getting punished by a court because one broke a law. But not getting shot in daylight in coldblood. No one has to be shot to change their agenda or voice. Similarly, a leader who wants to follow the basic democratic principles, under which, the military reports to the PM.....is right. It is the core essence of the democractic system.
Some Indian members on here wth military or civilian government backgrounds should share stories about the basic treatment their military leaders get from their civlian leaders. Not because they hate their military, but at the end of the day, no matter how BIG of a geneal one is, he HAS TO solute a leader elected BY THE PEOPLE!! No matter what!
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