Pakistan ends 2010 as sick man of South Asia

[53fd]

The world can try its best to make Pakistanis feel bad about themselves, we know the hidden agendas, but Pakistanis will always be proud of this country. Some Pakistanis might even start criticizing their fellow Pakistanis & call them "foreign tools", but I believe that almost everyone in Pakistan shares a special pride in the country. Maybe because of the way this country was born in 1947, on Ramadhan 27th, & I honestly believe God's blessings for this country are numerous despite certain "aazmaaeshain". The leaders of Pakistan need to show the kind of resilience that the people have shown over time, & need to protect the interests of the country than looking to increasing their profits. They will earn the love & respect of the people (look at Shah Mehmood Qureshi), & probably in the eyes of God too.

 

[JayAtl]

Wow this thread

http://www.defence.pk/forums/econom...an-falls-love-its-economic-determent-imo.html

---is perfect for every patriotic pakistani to review regarding solving / taking major steps towards economic woes . disregard some of the trolling in there and go for the substance.

 

[Abu Zolfiqar]

Pakistanis face adversity like real men: they get on with their everyday lives, instead of bickering about things. The media's skewed and negative reporting often creates some hopelessness in people, but most Pakistanis are very optimistic and try to look at the positive side in adversity. What Pakistan has had to face since its "alliance" with America on the WOT, some other country would have totally collapsed. With what Pakistan has had to go through, Pakistan has went through relatively less instability in most parts of Pakistan. Look at the Middle East right now for example. The WOT is only concentrated on specific areas. Pakistanis have weathered the 'storm' before, and are weathering it bravely right now. Pakistan has a huge youth population (people in their 30's and less), and youth brings hope and positivity.
Pakistan Zindabad

my main man Haider Sahib. Well said brother, well said. Actually, despite some notable differences look at Turkey. During the cold war, and of course at the peak of PKK terrorism - Turkey went through a very dark era. A campaign of target killings, political violence, suicide bombing campaign even in large cities like Istanbul, and total economic melt down. Now, look where they are. (Mashallah). Through every bad, through every disaster - ongoing or impending - lessons will be learnt and hopefully past mistakes would be corrected. There is always light at the end of the tunnel. You just need to know in which direction to look. Pakistan Zindabad.