@naughtypakistani: This!! (breaking your own laws yet asking others to follow it) is a loud example of “munafqat”

What do you think?

@naughtypakistani: You can whine about 2 EIDs till eternity. Who cares?

You can only convince others to accept law of the land, when YOU YOURSELF show an example, that YOU follow the law of the land, that you are honest, that you are a just people. So far, your every posture as a people, as a government suggests otherwise.

How can you dream of bringing others in the fold, when you YOURSELF are breaking your OWN LAWS?!?!!!

Dream!! on!! dude

You forget, Islam won over the sub-continent when Muslims who FOLLOWED Islam came to this part of the world.

You forget that people of NWFP, FATA chose to join Pakistan voluntarily, because they KNEW Quaid-e-Azam was a good man. He was a good Muslim. He was working for the interest of Muslims.

*sigh* You can’t say this about yourself as a nation, as a government today.

How can you even expect others to abide by your laws when YOU YOURSELF DON’T abide by them?!?!!!

What you’r proposing is hypocrisy!! at its best

@Supercreature: I guess you forget molvis’ when they urge calm and help avoid sectarian violence in Pakistan?

I guess you forgot history of Pakistan, about molvis’ comming together in shape of MMA (“tehreek”) at least two times to bring ALL religious community together in unity.

These religious parties are ALWAYS the first to help people of Pakistan in ANY time of strife, conflict, termoil.

You choose to forget much more important facts, than those you choose to remember.

How can you blame others for it?

@naughtypakistani: What can I say about a person who doesn’t even know what is happening in his own country?

Molvi do MUCH more than what you think they do

If your aloof, how can you blame others for it?

@justice: I don’t have time for you. You troll endlessly without any good reason

I have said it before, and I’ll say it again;

1) Untill people of Pakistan vote for leaders who have “credibility” of being steadfast Muslims, who have the capability to improve our situation, who are loyal to Pakistan and people of Pakistan, there is no HOPE for Pakistan

2) Untill people of Pakistan decide to be honest, there is no HOPE for Pakistan

3) Untill people of Pakistan decide that justice is above EVERYTHING else, there is no HOPE for Pakistan

You need leaders who have the credibility that they are NOT criminals.

You need leaders from whom you can expect good

You need leaders who will implement a fast, fair, unbiased, non-discriminatory, across the board justice system.

ONLY after this will Pakistan be able to get on track for prosperity.

When people of Pakistan start being honest, ALL of your grievances about “molvi deisel”, “Jamee-at” and other problems will solve themselves automatically

When a fast, fair, unbiased, non-discriminatory, across the board justice system is implemented in Pakistan, ALL of your grievances about “molvi deisel”, “Jamee-at” and other problems will solve themselves automatically

Dua go,
HarisKhan

but I am sure you or JI is not in them.

I have very good reason to believe this because i can present some the verses to support my argument from Quran.
like quran says present good arguments and you do the following

“Bas loago’n ki ankho’n par parda dala hua hai kyoon ke wo Islam se bhagte hain”

Look at this great argument of your based exactly on the verse.

Supercreature said:

@hariskhan
Yes I agree. JI/Religious parties gave us solution of all the problems…
JI/Religious parties gave us 13th amendment and Musharraf ….
they gave us molvi diesal and his brother …
they gave us Jamiat in Lahore … who haras every one in college/school/university … and are famous for their activities like possessing illegal weapon in hostels, killings and hiding wanted people there ….

Do you know you’r a “whinner”?

1) That’s the 17th ammendment. That is ALL history. I guess you never read news. You just blame others without any knowledge of what happened?

2) The “molvi diesel” you refer to, runs his own political party. He is backed by thousands (if not millions) of local people of his constituency.

If you have grievances against “molvi diesel”, I suggest you to go to court against him. Give me some hint that you are a civilized person, or you are for civilized way of living life.

oops, I forgot, before you can do that, you need to struggle to get the courts to provide fast, un-biased, non-discriminatory, across the board justice.

I don’t think you’r up to that challenge. I don’t think you have the guts to work for it. I must’v forgotten you are just another one of those who “sit on the sidelines, do nothing, bash others who try and fail”, right?

I pity your worthless, less-knowledgeable existence.

3) Should I take it, you hate Jamee-at, but at the same time, you love ALL the other militant student unions? I guess their existence makes you proud, doesn’t it?

I guess ALL of these people from Jamee-at and other militant student unions came from abroad, eh? They must not be Pakistanis’

Why don’t you ask for military operations against these militants as well?!?!!!

Because, that’s the only thing you can think of, right? That’s the only solution that your brain is capable of?

WHAT DID YOU DO TO IMPROVE THE SITUATION?!?!?!

DO YOU HAVE ANY POSITIVE CONTRIBUTION TO OUR SOCIETY?!?!!!

You FOOL!!! .. learn history of your people, before you ask stupid questions

@Kashif: Dude .. whether you like it or not, we know for a fact that Jihad is here to stay till the end of the world. That is how ALLAH ALMIGHTY like it.

I don’t care about your pathetic .. small .. opinion against Jihad once ALLAH ALMIGHTY/Islam claims something. You are free to do whatever you want. Jihad is here to stay *smile*

One more thing, do NOT confuse Jihad with something that is illegal. Nothing illegal is Jihad. ..and Jihad is ALWAYS done for legal reasons.

@Cogito-Ergo-Sum: I can’t show light to someone who is intentionally trying to remain aloof.

I urge you to keep up with news from ALL over the world, so you are up-to-date on critical matters, at least.

JI/religious parties HAVE proposed solution(s), PTI also agrees with it. Former officials of CIA propose the same solution to this problem. Everyone is talking about it.

I don’t understand how you could have missed so many news headlines?

He was the official guest of Pakistan Embassy in Italy.He spent lot of time with young and beautiful Ambassador Tasneem Aslam and some top Pakistani officials were also present in Rome during the stay of Talat Hussain here.