Off The Record "Foul plays by Jagirdars, Waderas" in FLOOD... (MUST WATCH)

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Watch Off The Record 18 Aug: Foul plays by Jagirdars, Waderas

DAMN THESE PEOPLE WADERA's ZAMEDARS

made illegal Canals, Banks, even made useless walls and to detrack flood flow (FOR JUST SECURE OWN PROPERTIES) so called "Bagaat, Zameenain" and billions of people lost thr lifz because of this activity ....

 

[Sinnerman108]

this is a perfect illustration of how the feudal class has ruined this country.

What is funny is how Asma and Abbasi are so skilfully dodging the issues and Kashif's inability to contain both of them,

what we need now; is to show this face to the poor people who were effected;

and let them do the justice in their own way.

eradicate the feudal; finish their blood line.

 

[PakistanAK47]

**** on the faces of politicans and democracy... what ever is happening it called bullcrap and will be written in the history of this contry...... We want army to get back from borders and take the charge and eliminate all of these rascals out of this Pak land

 

[IRA]

this is a perfect illustration of how the feudal class has ruined this country.

What is funny is how Asma and Abbasi are so skilfully dodging the issues and Kashif's inability to contain both of them,

what we need now; is to show this face to the poor people who were effected;

and let them do the justice in their own way.

eradicate the feudal; finish their blood line.

ending the blood lines of these feudals starting from the zardaris', is the solution to Pakistan's problems. all these families should be eliminated (and not exiled) en-masse.

 

[anurag_singh]

What I see here that almost every pakistani on this forum hates feudal landlords which denotes that average pakistanis are against them. then why they are not doing protest so that government has to compelled to end this feudal system like India ended it in 1952 with celling act.

 

[muse]

We have argued that poor or non-existent planning for the monsoon rains enabled the floods and that Pakistani politiicans and bureaucrats are more interested in the free $$ from abroad -- as if to counter this common wisdom, Nawaz suggested the formation of a commission that would oversee the spending of these funds that hard working and honest tax paying foreigners have paid to their own governents, so that those governments can spend their tax monies on their own needy -- but Pakistani politicians, especially PPP, are more needy than anyone else, read how PPP politicans are making plans to steal these foreign tax payer monies, and h0ow the PPP politicians deflect criticism and blame others for their own negligence - read how PPP politicians made the misery of Pakistanis a tool for Indian mischief in Pakistan:

Provinces refused to divert ADP funds: Gilani
By Zulqernain Tahir
Sunday, 22 Aug, 2010 Imposition of a flood tax is not under consideration: Gilani.—File photo National


LAHORE: The commission proposed by Nawaz Sharif to mobilise resources for relief work and monitor expenditures could not be constituted as provinces refused to contribute 30 per cent of the budget for their Annual Development Programmes to it, Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani disclosed on Saturday.

“We never rejected Mr Sharif’s proposal, but provinces did not agree to surrender a part of the ADP to the proposed federal pool in a meeting of all chief ministers and the AJK prime minister. Although Shahbaz Sharif did not speak on the issue (at the meeting), his silence indicated an agreement with his counterparts,” Mr Gilani told a group of journalists at his Defence Society residence.

In reply to a question that Mr Shahbaz Sharif in fact had opposed the proposal of his elder brother, the prime minister did not comment.

“Now I have decided to form a 10-member council to oversee the collection and judicious spending of the flood aid. I have asked the provinces to propose some names while I intend to make some proposals, too. It will be headed by a person from civil society,” he said.

Mr Gilani did not agree with a suggestion that the government had no credibility. “If we are not trustworthy, then no one is trustworthy in the country. It is our credibility that huge foreign aid is pouring in.”

“Those who are playing politics on flood devastation will not get any mileage. They will have to show political maturity,” the prime minister added.

“Critics are even pointing fingers at us for misappropriation of funds collected for the 2005 earthquake victims. Gen Musharraf and Shaukat Aziz should have been questioned about this,” he said.

The prime minister said the people of Pakistan were donating generously to the flood relief fund. “The amount I have received from individuals is Rs1.58 billion.”

Mr Gilani was also critical of those who made no decision on the building of dams, including Kalabagh, when they were in power. “We are fortunate that all provinces are unanimous on Diamer Bhasha Dam. We have started working on non-controversial dams,” the prime minister said

He said the government’s priorities were rescue, relief and rehabilitation. “We will also ensure no houses are built in areas prone to floods.”

Mr Gilani dismissed an allegation by former prime minister Zafarullah Khan Jamali that breach in embankments had destroyed Rojhan Jamali, his home town.

He also defended accepting India’s aid offer for flood-hit people. “I would like to ask the critics of Indian aid on what ground we should refuse it. It will be a narrow approach if we refuse aid from India,” he said.

“At a time when we are pushing for resumption of dialogue with India, will it not be strange if we refuse its aid offer. We should come out of this approach and portray a strong image of Pakistan,” he said.

He informed his audience that at a meeting of the Asian Forum, Pakistanis and Indians had collected funds for the flood-affected.

About the Afghan scene, the prime minister said a stable Afghanistan was in the interest of Pakistan. “We want a stable Afghanistan. We are a part of the problem (over there) and a part of the solution at the same time,” he said. “We do not interfere in Afghanistan’s internal matters.”

In reply to a question, Mr Gilani said imposition of a flood tax was not under consideration.

 

[r3alist]

What I see here that almost every pakistani on this forum hates feudal landlords which denotes that average pakistanis are against them. then why they are not doing protest so that government has to compelled to end this feudal system like India ended it in 1952 with celling act.

this is a good suggestion.

 

[Aeon]

this is a perfect illustration of how the feudal class has ruined this country.

What is funny is how Asma and Abbasi are so skilfully dodging the issues and Kashif's inability to contain both of them,

what we need now; is to show this face to the poor people who were effected;

and let them do the justice in their own way.

eradicate the feudal; finish their blood line.

 

[Spring Onion]

We have argued that poor or non-existent planning for the monsoon rains enabled the floods and that Pakistani politiicans and bureaucrats are more interested in the free $$ from abroad -- as if to counter this common wisdom, Nawaz suggested the formation of a commission that would oversee the spending of these funds that hard working and honest tax paying foreigners have paid to their own governents, so that those governments can spend their tax monies on their own needy -- but Pakistani politicians, especially PPP, are more needy than anyone else, read how PPP politicans are making plans to steal these foreign tax payer monies, and h0ow the PPP politicians deflect criticism and blame others for their own negligence - read how PPP politicians made the misery of Pakistanis a tool for Indian mischief in Pakistan:

Provinces refused to divert ADP funds: Gilani
By Zulqernain Tahir
Sunday, 22 Aug, 2010 Imposition of a flood tax is not under consideration: Gilani.—File photo National


LAHORE: The commission proposed by Nawaz Sharif to mobilise resources for relief work and monitor expenditures could not be constituted as provinces refused to contribute 30 per cent of the budget for their Annual Development Programmes to it, Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani disclosed on Saturday.

“We never rejected Mr Sharif’s proposal, but provinces did not agree to surrender a part of the ADP to the proposed federal pool in a meeting of all chief ministers and the AJK prime minister. Although Shahbaz Sharif did not speak on the issue (at the meeting), his silence indicated an agreement with his counterparts,” Mr Gilani told a group of journalists at his Defence Society residence.

In reply to a question that Mr Shahbaz Sharif in fact had opposed the proposal of his elder brother, the prime minister did not comment.

“Now I have decided to form a 10-member council to oversee the collection and judicious spending of the flood aid. I have asked the provinces to propose some names while I intend to make some proposals, too. It will be headed by a person from civil society,” he said.

Mr Gilani did not agree with a suggestion that the government had no credibility. “If we are not trustworthy, then no one is trustworthy in the country. It is our credibility that huge foreign aid is pouring in.”

“Those who are playing politics on flood devastation will not get any mileage. They will have to show political maturity,” the prime minister added.

“Critics are even pointing fingers at us for misappropriation of funds collected for the 2005 earthquake victims. Gen Musharraf and Shaukat Aziz should have been questioned about this,” he said.

The prime minister said the people of Pakistan were donating generously to the flood relief fund. “The amount I have received from individuals is Rs1.58 billion.”

Mr Gilani was also critical of those who made no decision on the building of dams, including Kalabagh, when they were in power. “We are fortunate that all provinces are unanimous on Diamer Bhasha Dam. We have started working on non-controversial dams,” the prime minister said

He said the government’s priorities were rescue, relief and rehabilitation. “We will also ensure no houses are built in areas prone to floods.”

Mr Gilani dismissed an allegation by former prime minister Zafarullah Khan Jamali that breach in embankments had destroyed Rojhan Jamali, his home town.

He also defended accepting India’s aid offer for flood-hit people. “I would like to ask the critics of Indian aid on what ground we should refuse it. It will be a narrow approach if we refuse aid from India,” he said.

“At a time when we are pushing for resumption of dialogue with India, will it not be strange if we refuse its aid offer. We should come out of this approach and portray a strong image of Pakistan,” he said.

He informed his audience that at a meeting of the Asian Forum, Pakistanis and Indians had collected funds for the flood-affected.

About the Afghan scene, the prime minister said a stable Afghanistan was in the interest of Pakistan. “We want a stable Afghanistan. We are a part of the problem (over there) and a part of the solution at the same time,” he said. “We do not interfere in Afghanistan’s internal matters.”

In reply to a question, Mr Gilani said imposition of a flood tax was not under consideration.

KP had already scrapped vital development projects from ADP and diverted the funds for flood-victims.

It seems that Only Gunja and Co are not willing to do that.

And yes agreed with you poor planning had done alot of damage

 

[shining eyes]

BRING JUSTICE make laws
(UNEQUAL DISTRIBUTION OF WEALTH)
If you want complete washout of virus from Pakistan then i will suggest that Make a big ship and send all currupt politicians and to a voyage and nuke them (safely)
agar nahi?
to SUPERMAN ka intezar karo

 

[Tuahaa]

BRING JUSTICE make laws
(UNEQUAL DISTRIBUTION OF WEALTH)
If you want complete washout of virus from Pakistan then i will suggest that Make a big ship and send all currupt politicians and to a voyage and nuke them (safely)
agar nahi?
to SUPERMAN ka intezar karo

First time pak nukes tested on human targets?