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![]() The portraits of the PPP leaders can be seen in the background. No trace of the official portrait of the Quaid-e-Azam Mohammad Ali Jinnah, Pakistan’s Founding Father. The current democracy in Pakistan was installed by the United States. All the parties in power now in the country are pro-American and pro-Indian: the PPP, MQM, JUI-F and ANP. The last one, ANP, spent most of its career supporting separatist ideas. MQM’s chief has just given a statement that opposes the very independence of Pakistan saying the country should not have been “partitioned” from India [someone needs to teach him history; the day Pakistan got independent, India was still a British colony and wasn't officially independent until one more day.] But these ruling parties are not alone in completely ditching the Pakistani flag and the official portraits of the Founding Father of the nation. There is PMLN, JI, and other smaller parties that never raise the Pakistani flag in their rallies or public events. This is how The News International, the largest Pakistani English-language daily newspaper, reported the story on Saturday, June 27: The portraits of Founder of Pakistan Quaid-e-Azam Muhammed Ali Jinnah have been removed from the Prime Minister House and Presidential House, Geo News revealed Saturday.Two days ago, President Asif Ali Zardari hosted a reception in the honour of national cricket team on winning the ICC Twenty20 World Cup title. On this occasion, the team players and officials had a group photo with President Zardari and Prime Minister Syed Yousuf Raza Gilani.There are pictures of Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto, Benazir Bhutto, Bilawal Zardari Bhutto and President Zardari without any picture of founder of Pakistan are seen hung in the backdrop of photo.Similarly, an Internship Award ceremony was held with PM Gilani in chair on Friday. On this occasion, the stage was decorated with the pictures of Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto, Benazir Bhutto, President Zardari and PM Gilani; however, there was no picture of Quaid-e-Azam.In a similar photograph, President Zardari was administering oath of Federal Mohtasib to Dr Shoaib Suddle; however, the backdrop flashed with a picture of Quaid-e-Awam sans any photo of Quaid-e-Azam Muhammed Ali Jinnah.Similarly, in a meeting with US delegation, no photograph of Muhammed Ali Jinnah was visible.Under law, to hang the portrait of Quaid-e-Azam at offices of government officials, President and Prime Minister is compulsory. I still stand by my belief that the existing political elite in Pakistan is inept, uncreative and now compromised thanks to the ‘outreach’ done by the US and the UK embassies in Islamabad. The best way is still this: 1. Ban any political party that is based on ethnicity/language. This will eliminate 98% of these parties. 2. Enforce fair and free internal elections, monitored by the Election Commission of Pakistan. No party allowed to run for office without this condition. 3. An interim, technocratic government in Islamabad for a minimum of five years, assigned to execute a visionary plan of reform that would include more administrative provinces and new laws organizing political activity and absolute focus on economic and education rebuilding. 4. Harsh measures against politicians who try to defy this plan. Harshest measures if necessary. 5. Stern warning to countries such as the US and UK to desist from interfering in Pakistan’s internal matters. If they are allies, then they should support the stabilization of Pakistan. See this PPPistan or Nawazistan or Altafistan or Pakistan? Source:
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I went to the Pakistani Embassy in Canberra recently. Same thing,
Portraits of Zardar and that asshole Jilliani, nothing else |
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@ funxlab: i totally agree
these people who call themselves leaders of pakistan r nothin but lafangas!!!!!!!!!! giving away our nation to the American who want to take control of the whole world |
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We are dust & to dust return in the end we're neither air nor fire nor water just DIRT ... & may be some yellow flowers. "The world itself is the will to power - and nothing else! And you yourself are the will to power - and nothing else!" Friedrich Nietzsche (1844-1900) The strong are good the weak are wicked. Men must be led by an iron hand in the velvet glove. There is only one thing to do in this world and that is to keep acquiring more and more money and power When the crow is your guide, he will lead you to the corpses. |
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Why do you guys expect the politicians and beurocrates to hang portraits of the Quaid in their evil dens of corruption, wouldn't that be hypocrisy in the extreme? It'll be like keeping a holy book in a whorehouse. Pointless.
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"In school, there could be no criticism of course or subject matter, let alone of the ruling powers in the state. Unconditional faith in the authority of the school was required. It never even occurred to us to doubt the order of things, for as students we were subjected to the dictates of a virtually absolutist system. Moreover, there were no subjects such as sociology, which might have sharpened our political judgments...It seems to me essential to point out these lacks, as a result of which a whole generation was without defenses when exposed to the new techniques for influencing opinion." - Albert Speer (1905-1981). |
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politicians and beaurocrates are not suposed to be such corrupt.. and neither are they there to stay for a long time..But the Founder of pakistan is here to stay for as long as its possible.. therefore only Quaideazam`s pic should be there in all Govt institues and offices, and no corrupt politicians,,
Quaid`s pic is also there to serve as a motivation of his acheievements for the followers.. Atleast thats the theory..
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