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Granted but there're always nicer ways of getting your point across.

I call a spade a spade without caring what i'll be labeled as for saying it. My and so many others problem with you is this: You pretend to raise these points under the guise of caring for Pakistan but actually you can care less what happen to her. I just want you to man up and come out and say...

If he was being rude, you're not gonna win any hearts by talking like this either. Lead by example, sir.

Meray bhai, shortage itni nai hai, it's the mismanagement which is the real problem. Even now, Pakistan has enough installed capacity to generate upwards of 20,000. Why we don't is a different topic altogether. In the famous words of so many Pak politicians 'Koi Teesri quwat hai iske pechay'...

You out of your old habit of 'appearing to be nice while harboring malice' had to find something which takes away from the feel good factor of the thread. Obviously, this is your standard mode where everything American is automatically right (vouching for Christine Fair without following her...

Lucky for them, you are not their target market. Pls stick to the hygienic world of the American fast food.

No, but the bakery is good enough for people from the 'third world'. Unfortunately, it won't pass your stringent American quality standards. Doesn't matter what the kitchen or the ovens look like. The loyal customer base itself speaks for the quality of the product.

Pls elaborate if you may.

I'm not saying that we are saints, God knows we have our share of mistakes. My issue with her is that according to her, Pak's the only devil and everyone around her are angels. Did she for a second mention that the creation of Taliban was a joint venture between the ISI and the CIA? We have...

I have seldom engaged with you before and i'd like to keep it that way. Now pls stick to the topic.

Leaders might be inept but that wasn't the question, the question was the sentiment of the Pakistani nation which is to rid Pakistan of terrorism as you said yourself. To her, everything that Pak's done or will do is just smoke and mirrors. My issue is with her intellectual dishonesty and...

Pls take a look at the video I posted and tell us what you think about it.

Or maybe the red corridor which unlike Karachi isn't just a city but a 'region'. Also, last i checked Karachi still generates healthy economic activity. How're things in the corridor? Do you like being spanked, is it a fetish? Why not keep to the topic?

Here: Watch it and you'll see how obscure her view of Pakistan is. What I mentioned is just the tip of the iceberg. She made the attack out to be girls v boys schools, civilians v army schools, Muslims v Non- Muslims casualties. She didn't even have the decency to condemn the attack even once...

Saw a video of her after the Peshawar attack where she was being interviewed by a 'journalist' on her views on the whole situation and she held the view that the PA and Pakistani nation is shedding crocodile tears and don't really care about the incident and nothing will change because there had...

I bet you're retarded.

No matter how clean, these are still 'traditional' politicians who have fed on and favor the status quo. Their survival is in keeping the system as is, with minor tweaks here and there. Imran Khan doesn't get that or maybe he does but doesn't care. In either case, it's a shame to see PTI going...

Thanks man. Do you have any suggestions for the eastern province since a lot of it has a coastline and i don't mean your normal everyday beaches because I used to live in Khobar as well and i have pretty much seen your usual beaches. Are there any hidden gems that people don't know about?

To Saudi members here: I recently moved to Riyadh and was wondering if there're any must-see sights/activities to do here. I also wouldn't mind driving to any place (coastal town) between Riyadh and Dammam.

From personal experience, if you want to get someone on your side, try to find common ground regardless of how much you disagree with or despise the other person. Start from there, keep uncovering common ground and before you know it, he'll be on your team.