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"We are unable to pay costly electricity, Open border we are ready to go to India"

They are unable to pay bills because they don't offer Fajr ki Namaz, Look at Army they offer Fajr ki Namaz and look how rich they are, look at their lavish homes, expensive cars, incentives, they control the country and its institution, they can get away with murder/R@pe and p0rn...
 
Well caretaker PM on UN trip ,,,,,this is not his job ...care taker CM of Punjab on China official visit ...this is not his job .....spending billons on these useless trips ....
 
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They are unable to pay bills because they don't offer Fajr ki Namaz, Look at Army they offer Fajr ki Namaz and look how rich they are, look at their lavish homes, expensive cars, incentives, they control the country and its institution, they can get away with murder/R@pe and p0rn...
I see this phrase often but can't get the humor behind it. It translates to "Dawn prayer"; is it supposed to indicate extreme devoutness?
 
I see this phrase often but can't get the humor behind it. It translates to "Dawn prayer"; is it supposed to indicate extreme devoutness?
The joke is that one of the "Think Tank" here, who also happen to be a die hard supporter of every ill Army does, said on this forum that Army is successful because they wake up early and offer Fajr ki Namaz.
 
Just a minor blip. Ups and downs are part of a country's journey. We will turn the corner sooner than later iA.

You all worry about what is to come in the coming years. India, in terms of social cohesion, is where Pakistan was in the 80s. Economically, we are where India was in the 90's. Food for thought for all.
Half of our nation was suffering from major insurgencies in the 90s while today it's largely peaceful. Our social cohesion was in much more danger at that time than it is today.
 
The joke is that one of the "Think Tank" here, who also happen to be a die hard supporter of every ill Army does, said on this forum that Army is successful because they wake up early and offer Fajr ki Namaz.
Do ordinary Muslims (not the most devout kind) wake up early every day to pray at dawn? It can be difficult especially on weekends (more so in winter). Dawn starts at 4:30 a.m. and sunrise is at 5 a.m. in mid-June in Seattle or Boston.
 
What you are seeing is obviously rhetoric. Like when biwi says 'main ghar chhorh ke chali jaungi'. They have no wish to go to India. Only trying to humiliate the govt into doing something for them
Hope, it works.
 
I don't know how much simpler this can be made. The emotional blackmail has run its course and does not work anymore so stop peddling this mantra. There is no civic responsibility felt in Pakistan. The result of this apathy is in front of everyone.

I am not going to argue or defend the character of our nation, there is no character but hypocrisy only.

However, your view of very few people paying taxes in Pakistan is wrong. If ever, we conduct a fair and honest audit of FBR, the FBR will end up paying refunds to infants as well. Millions in Pakistan have annual income well below the taxable threshold, but they end up paying tax, which is never recorded nor known publicly that where that money goes.

It is not the people of Pakistan who have failed, it is the people who had the power to make policies and decisions and institutions that have failed to build a law-abiding mature society.

Few families and individuals not only landed us in this situation, but also very successfully destroyed our future. They did not even spare the bait ul mal money.

Even a child in Pakistan now knows there is no justice, there is no law, you can be robbed, raped, killed, harassed, kidnapped, runover, bulldozed, these will all make a good publicity and money making opportunity for vultures.

Just a simple example, PEMRA can impose any ban at any time on the media, but they cannot force media houses to run informative learning programs for youth and children?
 
They have all heard of stories of great wealth in India and about Ghaznavi who became rich after he moved to India.
 
Half of our nation was suffering from major insurgencies in the 90s while today it's largely peaceful. Our social cohesion was in much more danger at that time than it is today.
It's all relative. There are things bubbling right now which you won't see till 5-10 years out.
 

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