A new realism - A must read for Pakistanis

[SrNair]

Somebody like Modi?
A Pakistani Modi!!

Means an incorruptable , nationalistic ,patriotic leader.

I dont think so

Somebody like Modi?
A Pakistani Modi!!

Another fact is you should have a well built confident institutional democracy for that

 

[vsdave2302]

This is great. It is a very positive statement.

Sorry we eat roti not grass. Bulls and sheep eat grass and we eat them .... We have no issue with India other than Kashmir ....

 

[hunter_hunted]

This is great. It is a very positive statement.

And there is no lie in it 100% shudh sach. People on your side might say we have other plans for India but we dont if the issue is solved then good for region.

 

[Last Samuri]

Pakistan will end behind bangladesh in economics and political global ranking in next decade. Already the Bangladesh gdp is growing twice as fast as their brother in Pakistan.

The Pakistanis are becoming insignificant with every passing year abd the increasing internal turmoil

 

[utraash]

Somebody like Modi?
A Pakistani Modi!!

Naah... More autocratic but nationalist secular progressive n most importantly pragmatic....
Modi reaped the fruits of moderately matured democracy of India where ppl believe upon ballots than bullets other hand ppl of Pakistan who advocates army boots in civilian dress than cleaning the existing democratic n political set up...
Moreover I have noticed whenever question of democracy is brought up here many pakistani starts quoting the religious doctrines n their version of Nizam in Pakistan which does not sound to be in concurrence with modern governing model n principles(modern progressive secular democracy)....

 

[manishmaithani]

Naah... More autocratic but nationalist secular progressive n most importantly pragmatic....
Modi reaped the fruits of moderately matured democracy of India where ppl believe upon ballots than bullets other hand ppl of Pakistan who advocates army boots in civilian dress than cleaning the existing democratic n political set up...
Moreover I have noticed whenever question of democracy is brought up here many pakistani starts quoting the religious doctrines n their version of Nizam in Pakistan which does not sound to be in concurrence with modern governing model n principles(modern progressive secular democracy)....

Very Right Utraash bhai, i have same thought.

 

[xyxmt]

Blasphemy! Pakistan will eat grass rather than sweeten relationships with India

Luckily Pakistan has enough food, and enough untapped resources to keep it going for next 100 years and still be a pain in India's a$$

 

[Last Samuri]

Pakistan is pain in it's own arse more than India.s.

Your own people killing your school children and women due to intoletence.

Hatred if the west and the modern world.

Increased isolated country hanging to a ideology that belongs in the 9th century dwarfed by giant fast paced neighbours galloping ahead of your disintergating country

 

[Gandh brandi]

The dilemma for countries in taking nationalistic approach is that the tools are limited. Either you embrace a religion e.g. Iran, Pakistan or you take up leftist communistic approach e.g. Bangladesh. IMO the only Muslim country without the dilemma was Turkey. But I think it was mostly her Ottoman legacy and the huge gap she needed to fill between her and her European neighboThe dilemma for countries in taking nationalistic approach is that the tools are limited. Either you embrace a religion e.g. Iran, Pakistan or you take up leftist communistic approach e.g. Bangladesh. IMO the only Muslim country without the dilemma was Turkey. But I think it was mostly her Ottoman legacy and the huge gap she needed to fill between her and her European neighboThe dilemma for countries in taking nationalistic approach is that the tools are limited. Either you embrace a religion e.g. Iran, Pakistan or you take up leftist communistic approach e.g. Bangladesh. IMO the only Muslim country without the dilemma was Turkey. But I think it was mostly her Ottoman legacy and the huge gap she needed to fill between her and her European neighboThe dilemma for countries in taking nationalistic approach is that the tools are limited. Either you embrace a religion e.g. Iran, Pakistan or you take up leftist communistic approach e.g. Bangladesh. IMO the only Muslim country without the dilemma was Turkey. But I think it was mostly her Ottoman legacy and the huge gap she needed to fill between her and her European neighbours.

 

[PlanetWarrior]

The dilemma for countries in taking nationalistic approach is that the tools are limited. Either you embrace a religion e.g. Iran, Pakistan or you take up leftist communistic approach e.g. Bangladesh. IMO the only Muslim country without the dilemma was Turkey. But I think it was mostly her Ottoman legacy and the huge gap she needed to fill between her and her European neighboThe dilemma for countries in taking nationalistic approach is that the tools are limited. Either you embrace a religion e.g. Iran, Pakistan or you take up leftist communistic approach e.g. Bangladesh. IMO the only Muslim country without the dilemma was Turkey. But I think it was mostly her Ottoman legacy and the huge gap she needed to fill between her and her European neighboThe dilemma for countries in taking nationalistic approach is that the tools are limited. Either you embrace a religion e.g. Iran, Pakistan or you take up leftist communistic approach e.g. Bangladesh. IMO the only Muslim country without the dilemma was Turkey. But I think it was mostly her Ottoman legacy and the huge gap she needed to fill between her and her European neighboThe dilemma for countries in taking nationalistic approach is that the tools are limited. Either you embrace a religion e.g. Iran, Pakistan or you take up leftist communistic approach e.g. Bangladesh. IMO the only Muslim country without the dilemma was Turkey. But I think it was mostly her Ottoman legacy and the huge gap she needed to fill between her and her European neighbours.

You seem to have an echo on your keyboard

 

[manishmaithani]

Luckily Pakistan has enough food, and enough untapped resources to keep it going for next 100 years and still be a pain in India's a$$

Pakistan is in India's A@@ ?

At least respect your country man !

 

[Gandh brandi]

Pakistan is in India's A@@ ?

At least respect your country man !

 

[xyxmt]

Pakistan is in India's A@@ ?

At least respect your country man !

familiarize yourself with english phrases. just know what gives a pain in somebody's a$$

 

[manishmaithani]

familiarize yourself with english phrases. just know what gives a pain in somebody's a$$

I know very well but you should keep in mind that whenever we talk about respectable subject(family member, religious matter, country etc.) we must use English phrases carefully.
I know you are senior member but here i am not agree with you.

 

[chauvunist]

Afghanistan and India share a 106km border.

Kashmir , The Battle ground for Central Asia - Chronicles of Abu Abdul Samad

Had that been the case,You would not be begging us to allow you transit route to Afghanistan..