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I think Pakistan elite would give up their nukes for a few high back handed deals from u.s and west. These people don't really care and are actually Indian at heart.
I think Pakistan elite would give up their nukes for a few high back handed deals from u.s and west. These people don't really care and are actually Indian at heart.
There should be no real issue that is un-discussable if discussed with civil language.Let me repeat it again, the only danger to Pakistan's existence is found within Pakistan itself and Pakistanis.
Dissatisfaction is prevalent when injustice, lack of accountability, lack of progress, corruption, ineffective public sector, inadequate education sector is present. All this breeds anger and disunity. In such an environment when people are trying to survive, small differences can turn into huge differences and everything gets amplified.
We also need to realize that a lot of our cultural practices are rotten to the core. I won't mention many of them or any at all not to offend people (last time I did it my entire thread was deleted even though it was meant as internal reflection) which is not exclusive to Pakistanis but most cultures of the world. Some more than others.
We also need to realize that our Pakistani elites/those in power did not jump down from the sky. They came from within our society and are sons (mostly) and daughters of our soil. We thus need to correct some of our ills because nobody else is going to do it for us. No amount of outside investment is going to do it.
Pakistan is what we Pakistanis make it to be. Without it it is just land like any other on this planet. We, the people, make it stick together and make it either work or fail.
We need a serious look at ourselves in the mirror and try to find solutions to our problems. We all have different ideas, backgrounds, histories, symphonies, political views etc. but we should all strive to be as productive citizens as possible for the greater good.
And the easiest solution for this is education and more education. It is the only thing that will cure illiteracy, ignorance, primitive practices etc. An educated person that for instance is well aware of Pakistani history or even something as Pakistani DNA will realize that ethnic hatred within Pakistan is a idiotic thing to engage in. Just to mention an example.
Who is Imran Khan to forgive treasonous generals?IK will be back after these upcoming elections.
Talks are already in the works. Bajra getting a safe exit is the main condition.
The problem with tribal societies like Balochistan and KP is they switch loyalties when they find a new stronger backer. For this reason they are never loyal to any nationality. This has been a major cause of instability in Pakistan.Baluchistan will actually be the ones most worse off. They are the people that have the biggest problem with sardars. Not only that they would not be able to survive on their own as they inhabit the largest province of Pakistan but also the by far least populated one. Most of their land is barren/extremely arid which makes the little agriculture difficult to sustain. This is why Baloch emigrated to Arabia next door in such large numbers in search of a better life. Or to Sindh next door.
No province in Pakistan can thrive and survive on their own. Even the most populous one (Punjab) would fail due to being landlocked and open for grabs for Indians. No natural geographic barriers mostly either to protect it. Take Lahore as an example. At least Sindh has the Thar desert.
All this is daydreaming by ethnic chauvinist. Which sane nationalistic Pakistani Pashtun is going to want to join/merge with Afghanistan when 10.000's of Afghans (each day) are crossing the border into Pakistan due to the miserable condition of Afghanistan?
It does not even make sense to discuss such topics, it only happens online and only a tiny amount of Pashtuns and Baloch even want such a thing to happen.
For how long, Pakistan doesn't export anything meaning full in numbers other than in one or two sectors, economy cannot be recovered with it, borrowing is a temporary solution and next time when the issue arrives it will be even Harder. Again in a year or two Pakistan will need another program from IMF.This article is a planted hit piece. Pakistan is in safe hands right now. The economic crisis was already dealt with through the IMF deal. Admittedly, the climate change induced floods have complicated the recovery temporarily. But the global community and especially friendly countries will rally behind Pakistan.
I think foreign aid for flood relief along with preferential tariff free trade access to western markets over next decade will help weather the storm. For starters, more categories could be added to Pakistan's GSP+ and GSP privileges in EU and US respectively.For how long, Pakistan doesn't export anything meaning full in numbers other than in one or two sectors, economy cannot be recovered with it, borrowing is a temporary solution and next time when the issue arrives it will be even Harder. Again in a year or two Pakistan will need another program from IMF.