Thanks Moinuddin and Kawal. I am glad that most of us think on the same lines and Moinuddin can you tell me something about what you do, I mean the services you can offer, any specific field or in general? Also, kindly let me know the city you belong to?
And Zeeshan, many thanks for your comment. It gives a chance to clear many things. You have all the rights to disagree but I believe that we are not being pop-cultured patriotic. You can call it patriotism, but not stereotype it as pop-cultured patriotic. Many of my friends around me also ask the same question "what are our policy makers doing" and if we are given a chance we will also leave and settle abroad. We are losing great minds, engineers,consultants but there is nothing worthwhile being done here to adjust them on our own soil..same is the case with the number of doctors(Phds) we are producing - sending them abroad and from pakistani unis as well - HEC is providing huge funding for doing Phds...after few years there will be a huge influx of doctors from inside and outside(when they are all done with their degrees)....i wonder what is our future policy to accommodate them all with good pays. But then in the end, the only thing comes into my mind is that some will have to compromise a little on pay scales and all ,to bring some change even if gradually....after all we all make sacrifices for our families and home....compromises for our country will only come if we own our country as home...i guess we as a nation are missing patriotism somewhere in our upbringings....parents have been (and still are) raising their children telling what a crap Pakistan is...we need to tell yes it has become crap but now you have to make contribution to correct it a little. I don't think that only "Peer-e-kamil' can bring a change. I think an ordinary person can bring a change( if properly groomed which WE can to some extent via seminar and media etc) . If our leaders are jerks, then why shouldn't we become the change we want to be?Are we as citizen fulfilling the responsibilities that we expect our leaders to? If I become the President, I wont list down something as top priority since everything is at top priority. Everyhting needs attention. If day and night meetings can be conducted for Judiciary issue only, why cant they be conducted with so much importance to address energy crisis issue, education issue, security issue etc. Sorry for being too long. Just went with the flow. Thanks for your time. Best Regards, Irum On Fri, Aug 29, 2008 at 7:16 AM, Zeeshan Haq <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I dont know why but I am feeling pop-cultured patriotic people here... > no offence > I will be glad if I am 100% wrong here... > so how we safe Pakistan, yesterday on call with Bina I was stammering that > what if I be president what would I do? and there were millions of things in > mind and I was totally lost to mentioned what was the foremost issue... > education, econonic growth, health and the list goes on.... > Seriously speaking we want Peer-e-Kamil rather then lasto verka jerks ! > > I am sure if I get an opportunity to work abroad and settle I be the first > person to go... > > we need revolution...we need it in every walks of our life... > > --ZH > > > On Thu, Aug 28, 2008 at 7:26 PM, KanwaL Naz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote: > >> >> Assalam-o-alikum! >> Irum you are very right.. >> From last two days Im reading the history of Qurtubah, Undalas, Ashbelia >> and The situation is as some as it was in 458 Hijri. ( sadly saying History >> Repeate it self ) But Yes Inshah-ALLAH we will build a better future. >> >> Regards, >> KanwaL >> >> >> >> >> AOA, >> I would say to you and Zubaida apa that we are here and we will build a >> good future Inshallah. If you read Pakistan's history, you will see that >> there are bad politicians at every stage. But Alhamdolilah, in every >> generation some youngsters and elders stand up to save it from fallling. >> Some are in this generation also and we will prove it Inshallah. >> >> The programme has ended but I wanted to convey this to you and apa as >> program ended at a little sad note:( >> >> Best Regards, >> Irum >> >> >> >> >> ------------------------------ >> Talk to your Yahoo! Friends via Windows Live Messenger. Find Out >> How<http://www.windowslive.com/explore/messenger?ocid=TXT_TAGLM_WL_messenger_yahoo_082008> >> >> > > > > --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Loose Ends Pakistan" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected] To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/looseendspakistan?hl=en -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
