CHAOS & CHAOS thats left in this country & look at our Demo-craza-tically elected people they just don't do any thing except "shadeed mazamat"
Assuming "shadeed mazamat" means something not useful to either politics and/or the society at large, I would say, some of your leaders, unfortunately for you, they include the most prominent ones, are/have becoming/become victims of their past military and/or political leadership which left the economy & its growth to the dogs<insert whatever name you want to give them here>. Now they are being held by their leash by the those who supply the financial lifeline to the nation, without which it could have declared bankrupcty of sovereign scale(think about the IMF $7.5 billion loan at 4.5%-7.5% interest). One may be forgiven for arguing that in the present climate economy, economic growth, increasing unemployment & public spending are not as high priority as driving the terrorists out. But the crux of the matter is when the nation's leaderships had the opportunity to bring in economic reforms and the like in (relatively) good times, they squandered them. If the political leadership keeps changing from military to civil and back what confidence would investors have and were will the investment come from. Let's look at China, they've had a stable leadership which promised what exactly it is going to do and have done exactly that, albiet at the price of democracy & freedom of speech etc, nevertheless a small price by our third world standards. From other end of the spectrum, India, the so-called biggest democracy in the world, albiet not the best, still managed to achieve modest economic growth by China's standards. When people do not have employment opportunities where will they turn their energy to? that is it you guessed it...anti-social elements (that's my biggest wory concerning India's growing youth population). I'm no economics/political specialist but, I hope the Pakistani leadership, at least now concentrate on improving the economy, for you can't say when their turn will be called bluff by the military. And oh please don't come back saying these are desparate times and economy can take a back seat because that reminds me of a childish sayings like "When I grow up I will do that, I will buy this etc...".
In today's world it is not the size of your army or arms cache which determines your likelihood of winning a war, rather it is far more simpler, How deep are your pockets, for, if you throw enough money at it, there is nothing in this world which cannot be bought, sadly. On that premise, country's don't lose war for any other reason, other than not having enough dosh to continue to win it.
If you consider yourself to be living in a democracy, then use your most important & powerful weapon, the right to vote & vote. Give democracy a chance and just as Rome was not built in a day, expecting wonders to happen once you elect a political leadership should only prove to be a damp squib. And if you would like to see military in charge of the civil society, go ahead as you please but give any of them a long time (circa 10 years+), so you can see the benefits.
Longlive Capitalism.
