Imran Khan
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kisi ne pakistan ko touch bhi kiya to
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You have hit the nail on the head.I think the title is too emotional for a rational analysis. If you want to discuss the issues dispassionately, make it sound neutral like Why some nations fail?
I think in Pakistan's case. though no one doubts Two nation theory as a general theory of Islamic nations, it turned out to be insufficiently cohesive to create a new successful nation. However, the relative success of Bangladesh proves other cultural factors can exercise the cohesion needed to create a successful nation (Language in case of Bangladesh?)
More importantly, the general question is, a large number of Muslim nations that are not oil exporting are in various stages of dysfunction. That should be the basis of analysis. What are the cultural factors that prevent, say, industries coming up in Muslim societies, why is there no excellence in education? Why is free speech and freedom generally suppressed, these are the issues. Because of these "infrastructure" issues, good governments have not developed in most Muslim nations.
But Pakistan can get inspiration by looking at Bangladesh, Indonesia and Malaysia. They all seem to be successful though they all have problems that any large nation will have. It is particularly instructive how Malaysia has developed with a heterogenous population with a large Muslim population. Indonesia is also an impressive story - probably among the most successful non-oil Muslim nation.
What empire?
Pakistan is a republic Not some family ruled Dynasty. For the first time we are free and independent. (We were either under influence pf the Eastern Indian Empires or Western Persian and central asian Empires).
Stop finding your ancestors in those eastern or western influences and make a name of your own.
Lets assume For the sake of this Thread that something happens that unfortunately breaks Pakistan. Pakistan is too insignificant on world stage to be remembered in any significant way other then history classes.
Nobody cares about Yugoslavia , Union of South and South west Africa, United Sudan, Chezkoslovakia etc. Why would Pakistan be any different.
But i doubt as long as the level of toxicity remains in our eastern neighbor, We will ever prefer anything over a united Pakistan. There youth is on whole new level.
High on the laughable narrative that there was some great Hindu Power in ancient times that was tarnished by Muslim invaders and Pakistan is the last flickering flame of that great evil
We dont need to worry about Disunited Pakistan as long as these sanghis are there to give us the boogyman to unite against.
Karl Marx opined that Religion is the Opium of the masses. Translated to 21st Century, that should probably read Religion is the Fentanyl of the masses.just an overall obsession with religion.
I wonder if children of 21st century will have much interest in remembering or learning about USSR or it will go the way of Pharaoh's Egypt or Assyria/Babylonia/Mesopotamian empires.Nobody cares about Yugoslavia , Union of South and South west Africa, United Sudan, Chezkoslovakia etc.
Has Pakistan ever been capital of an empire? Pakistani identity comes across as parochial with divisive politics and no real history. Civilians look up to the military chief as the prime mediator and policy maker which politically empowers the military and the military takes advantage of it. This tradition is most likely deep-rooted, a legacy inherited from early Vedic period which had the Ruling caste establishment. The Indus valley civilization was not likely military ruled. When Mongols were steamrolling the world with scorched earth policy, the 'establishment' moved the capital from Lahore to Delhi for safety which turned into the empire known as Delhi Sultanate.Im talking about gunpower empires, ottomans, Delhi Sultanate. We study these empires. Im wondering if future generations will study Pakistan in the same way.
There is no WW2 history without the USSR and the entire cold war which shaped the world and many nations fates also involved the USSR. Also the first man in space and the first satellite. Those are major human milestones that wont be forgotten.Karl Marx opined that Religion is the Opium of the masses. Translated to 21st Century, that should probably read Religion is the Fentanyl of the masses.
I wonder if children of 21st century will have much interest in remembering or learning about USSR or it will go the way of Pharaoh's Egypt or Assyria/Babylonia/Mesopotamian empires.
Jahangir who is buried in Lahore shifted the capital here. He was Pakka Lahori.Has Pakistan ever been capital of an empire? Pakistani identity comes across as parochial with divisive politics and no real history. Civilians look up to the military chief as the prime mediator and policy maker which politically empowers the military and the military takes advantage of it. This tradition is most likely deep-rooted, a legacy inherited from early Vedic period which had the Ruling caste establishment. The Indus valley civilization was not likely military ruled. When Mongols were steamrolling the world with scorched earth policy, the 'establishment' moved the capital from Lahore to Delhi for safety which turned into the empire known as Delhi Sultanate.
'The threat of Mongol invasions and political instability in Lahore caused future Sultans to regard Delhi as a safer capital for medieval Islamic India,[20] though Delhi had before been considered a forward base, while Lahore had been widely considered to be the centre of Islamic culture in the subcontinent.[20] Lahore came under progressively weaker central rule under Iltutmish's descendants in Delhi - to the point that governors in the city acted with great autonomy.[17] Under the rule of Kabir Khan Ayaz, Lahore was virtually independent from the Delhi Sultanate.[17] Lahore was sacked and ruined by the Mongol army in 1241.[21]'
History of Lahore - Wikipedia
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There is no WW2 history without the USSR and the entire cold war which shaped the world and many nations fates also involved the USSR. Also the first man in space and the first satellite. Those are major human milestones that wont be forgotten.
In most of these Muslim societies the elites are secular as hell, most could not care less about religion. But they use it as a tool to control the lower classes. If the lower classes are obsessed with religion, it gives them less time to actually revolt against them.Karl Marx opined that Religion is the Opium of the masses. Translated to 21st Century, that should probably read Religion is the Fentanyl of the masses.
I wonder if children of 21st century will have much interest in remembering or learning about USSR or it will go the way of Pharaoh's Egypt or Assyria/Babylonia/Mesopotamian empires.
The only difference is that one was real and the other is a fever dream of a horde of incels.The USSR is to Russia what Akhand Bharat is to India. Both are inseparable. A continuum of a Mobius strip.
The USSR did exactly the same thing which in an earlier post I said families do in the real world when faced with tough times. They tighten the belt and downsize. Put food on the table. Wait it out.
V-2 Rockets, Jet aircraft, Autobahns, VW car, organic chemistry are all major human achievements that will be remembered without showing any regard to the regime that created them.There is no WW2 history without the USSR and the entire cold war which shaped the world and many nations fates also involved the USSR. Also the first man in space and the first satellite. Those are major human milestones that wont be forgotten.
the moment we think of a V2 Rocket or jet engine we are transorted back to the Nazi regime. Dont think the seperation is possible. People still associate Algebra with the arab golden age.V-2 Rockets, Jet aircraft, Autobahns, VW car, organic chemistry are all major human achievements that will be remembered without showing any regard to the regime that created them.
Even with so much corruption, mismanagement, surrounded by hostile enemies, we are still standing and achieved alot on Military front.
We just need to sort out our social and economical problems, then no one can stop us, I am damn well sure of that.
Hindutva is for Indians only. Are you Indian?
USA government should have deported Sundar Pichai for canceling this anti-discrimination talk and on top of that putting some stupid "investigation" and forcing the organizer to resign, all of which I am sure goes against some law in the American constitution.Just a few months ago in June, Google, whose CEO Sundar Pichai has Indian roots, cancelled a talk on caste discrimination where Dalit rights activist Thenmozhi Soundararajan was supposed to give a presentation. The talk was organised by Google employee Tanuja Gupta.
After the news of the cancellation came out, a report noted that Google cancelled the talk because it was leading to rancour inside the company. In the following days, Tanuja was put under investigation allegedly for violating the company's code of conduct. Soon after, she left Google.
Recently, talking about the incident to the New Yorker, Tanuja said, "A number of e-mails got sent to my VP, to the head of HR, to our chief diversity officer, to our CEO directly, claiming that the talk was creating a hostile workplace, that people felt unsafe, that the speaker was not qualified to speak on the topic and several other allegations." She also claimed that in tech companies, including Google, discrimination based on caste was rife and that tech company needed to talk about it.
Langda Khan, in the 'Iranian protests' thread you some days ago also declared that how nice it is that there is a mass campaign going on among Hindus against "Muslim crimes against Hindu females" and is called "Mera Abdul alag hai" ( My Abdul is different ). Why don't you start a mass campaign among Hindus called "Mera Ramesh alag hai" against honor killing by Hindu families ?Aanchal Yadav, a former journalist of Sudarshan News, tweeted these images and wrote a caption in Hindi which reads, "पुलिस कितने आफताब पकड़ेगी हर जिले से,हर दिन #आफताब निकल रहा। रोज कभी सूटकेस तो कभी फ्रीज से बहनों का शव निकल रहा। अरे जाग जाओ अब बहुत हुआ, तुम्हें मिटाने के लिए हर गली में #अब्दुल घूम रहा। लोकेशन -मथुरा यमुना एक्सप्रेस #AftabAminPoonawala #MeraAbdulAisaNahiHai." [English Translation: How many Aaftab Police will catch from every district, everyday Aaftab is coming out. Every day either in a suitcase or in a fridge, our sisters' bodies are coming out. Hey, wake up enough is enough, #Abdul is roaming in every street to erase you. Location - Mathura Yamuna Express"]
The USSR is to Russia what Akhand Bharat is to India. Both are inseparable. A continuum of a Mobius strip.
The USSR did exactly the same thing which in an earlier post I said families do in the real world when faced with tough times. They tighten the belt and downsize. Put food on the table. Wait it out.
Pakistan don't necessarily needs to default or Fail ......
Just handover P_O_k including Gilgit Baltistan for 50 Billion $ to India and live peacefully.
Pakistan, as a state, failed to gain any significance or stature, at any level. Why would even it be mentioned in any future history book?
Pakistan, till date, for at least 75% of it's life, was ruled by Kanjars, Haraamis, Dallas, looters, plunderers, dacoits, of the first and foremost order. Had there been a Nobel Prize, for patent Haraam-zadagi; at least, 75% of those would have been bagged by de-facto Pakistani rulers, the latest awardee being Mir Bajwa. It is strange that this country still survives.
I wonder if children of 21st century will have much interest in remembering or learning about USSR or it will go the way of Pharaoh's Egypt or Assyria/Babylonia/Mesopotamian empires.