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**ñàéäèíã** · 09-03-2012, 11:21 PM

brother Usama.

Pakistan has the bring home and eat mentality.
Government brings the American dole and then they have a party.
The citizen brings his meager number of petrodollars home and has a party - it is many times larger money then the local one sweating in the sun can muster.

This can not be, most certainly, the Islamic ideal. Even India did better in the sense that there was a vision to develop a science and technology establishment from day one. Nehru was a sort of inauguration champion - a dam here, a steel plant there, an institute of technology there, a laboratory of physics there, a laboratory of chemistry there. His daughter carried the mantle forward. The result is that by now India is in top world economies. India in a way put US in place. US was skimming the cream from India, China and Korea in the sense that many highly trained engineers and scientists will make their way to the US. But India kept churning them out. Now the US is saturated and everybody is finding it difficult to have a job - including US citizen.

The biggest block in throwing out US from Pakistan is the problem of self-sufficiency. Sooner or later they got to ponder over it. Bhuttos, Shariefs and Generals can not do that. It requires statesmen. I am not one of those who would believe that Pakistan is singularly unlucky in this aspect and is deprived by Lord Almighty, may He (SWT) forgive. But these saviours of Islamic spirit have to step forward. No Zardaris and Hina Rabbanis are not them. I'll use the anonymity of the interior of a paragraph to insert my view - our elders should allow Muslims to take the worldly affairs in their hands. It is Sunnah for till beloved Prophet (PBUH) was around every single temporal affair was under his supervision. To allow secular, liberal, corrupt or anti-Islam elements to run the temporal affairs is subversion of Islam and we got to wake up about this infirmity of ours. So go on your knees and beg in front of the elders - to allow you to take the temporal affairs in your hands. Of course there is a lacuna in this reasoning but I shall divulge that only after getting a hint that this has been read.

09-03-2012, 11:21 PM	#26
ñàéäèíã Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 500 Senior Member	brother Usama. Pakistan has the bring home and eat mentality. Government brings the American dole and then they have a party. The citizen brings his meager number of petrodollars home and has a party - it is many times larger money then the local one sweating in the sun can muster. This can not be, most certainly, the Islamic ideal. Even India did better in the sense that there was a vision to develop a science and technology establishment from day one. Nehru was a sort of inauguration champion - a dam here, a steel plant there, an institute of technology there, a laboratory of physics there, a laboratory of chemistry there. His daughter carried the mantle forward. The result is that by now India is in top world economies. India in a way put US in place. US was skimming the cream from India, China and Korea in the sense that many highly trained engineers and scientists will make their way to the US. But India kept churning them out. Now the US is saturated and everybody is finding it difficult to have a job - including US citizen. The biggest block in throwing out US from Pakistan is the problem of self-sufficiency. Sooner or later they got to ponder over it. Bhuttos, Shariefs and Generals can not do that. It requires statesmen. I am not one of those who would believe that Pakistan is singularly unlucky in this aspect and is deprived by Lord Almighty, may He (SWT) forgive. But these saviours of Islamic spirit have to step forward. No Zardaris and Hina Rabbanis are not them. I'll use the anonymity of the interior of a paragraph to insert my view - our elders should allow Muslims to take the worldly affairs in their hands. It is Sunnah for till beloved Prophet (PBUH) was around every single temporal affair was under his supervision. To allow secular, liberal, corrupt or anti-Islam elements to run the temporal affairs is subversion of Islam and we got to wake up about this infirmity of ours. So go on your knees and beg in front of the elders - to allow you to take the temporal affairs in your hands. Of course there is a lacuna in this reasoning but I shall divulge that only after getting a hint that this has been read.
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