Comments on: Live With Talat – 21 August 2009

By: kashifali

kashifali — Sun, 23 Aug 2009 11:09:47 +0000

end of the show almost all leaders loss his temperament they are pointing out youth to do something.

By: BE COOL

BE COOL — Sun, 23 Aug 2009 09:42:00 +0000

Good effort by Talat Hussain

please keeep it up

By: khalid

khalid — Sat, 22 Aug 2009 21:50:46 +0000

Please Talat invite politicians who done something for Pakistan.
The only solution is to show the politicain who have done something in front of the people of Pakistan.In this way people can go out of disappointment.
The politician who say i have done something rather than typical jabbering.
In this way we can delete curroption.

By: bebus

bebus — Sat, 22 Aug 2009 18:10:35 +0000

@SS

It is very sad that merit is not the criteria to become something in Pakistan. Till this is practiced, no hope for future can be seen.

By: SS

SS — Sat, 22 Aug 2009 16:35:04 +0000

@ Champion11

Looks like you didnt read my comment or u didnt understand. I know about joining the party. But joining party and hard work are ofcourse there.

What was the hard work put in by Bilawal, for example? who is not even half my education, and I have more political experience than him.

But forget about me… I was just an example… I said there are millions like me and better than me.

What should Jahangir Badardar, forexample do to become chairman? What should makhdoom Ameen Fahim do to become chairman? What should Aitezaz Ahsan do?

By: champion11

champion11 — Sat, 22 Aug 2009 16:13:21 +0000

@ss first my friend you need to join their party and then work hard, hopefuly u will get somwhere. good luck.

By: socratese

socratese — Sat, 22 Aug 2009 12:16:17 +0000

all those out there including these so called youth parliament who look more clueless in second part of the program.

there is one thing called “Think Tanks”. I all developed countries there are think-tanks which work for their countries and for various political parties.
These think-tanks constitute of such brilliant intelligent students and retired individuals from such areas and individuals who are interested in such areas or who have worked and published in such areas. Areas could be Economy of country, Health Plant, NFC, Provincial Autonomy, Internal Security matters and foreign policy etc etc.. they massively and excessively research in these areas and present white papers, hold conferences and monitor as to what they have said has been fullfilled or not.

One such example over the top of mind is Henry Kissinger who represents one such thinktank in USA and he goes and meet even leaders from NKorea and even Hamas. Remember he is Jew. But then he formulates the paradigms of USA foreign policy and then his think-tank invite sitting foreign secretary (equivalent foreign minister in Pakistan) of USA and other head of the states to interact with them. Now you can see how all the political parties take advantage of his think-tank studies and formulate their foreign policies.

similarly present most debatable health plan in usa has been formulated by one such organization and they are aggressively debating it at all forums.

so these students instead of dreaming about becoming president of PPP or PMLN or some other party become voice of some think-tank and formulate Think-tanks and publish papers and influence the bureaucracy. If they have some material to support eventually people will start listening to them and they will matter.

By: SS

SS — Sat, 22 Aug 2009 10:54:46 +0000

I have just one question from leaders of all political parties, specially PPP and PML(N), the so called “awam ki partiyan”

What can an ordinary citizen of Pakistan (awam) like me do to become chairman of these awami parties? I am more educated than Bilawal and Hamza Sharif , I have more experience, and I am sure I am one of the millions who are better than them in education, experience, ability and patriotism.

Why cant I become the chairman of PPP or Quaid of PML or Quaid of MQM also? What is it that Altaf Hussain, Zardari, Bilawal, Nawaz, Shehbaz etc have that I or millions like me who are Masters and PhD students dont have?

By: hariskhan

hariskhan — Sat, 22 Aug 2009 10:37:01 +0000

Assalam-o-Alaikum-Warahmat-ULLAH ALL,

The idea of the program is Excellent!!!!

Unless we the people of Pakistan establish a justice system in Pakistan that obeys Islam, we can go on with these useless debates for centuries and nothing will be achieved. It will ALL be fruitless.

I would like representatives of JI and PTI to also be invited in this debate.

There are two basic considerations. JUSTICE that obeys Islam and Education.

The biggest and FIRST issue to be discussed is JUSTICE. If the JUSTICE SYSTEM in our nation obeys Islam and stands on its own feet, the rest of the society automatically reaps its benefits.

At that time, there would be NO need to bother with these fruitless discussions, because every criminal would then already know that they would be punished if they commit crimes.

Secondly biggest issue is Education. A non-discriminatory, standardized, state sponsored and regulated education system. The state has to have a vision or give a direction to its people on where it wants to be, what it wants to achieve in the next 50-100 years.

When there is ZERO research and development, when we have an expired curriculum being studied again and again, what do we hope to achieve?

Dua go,
HarisKhan

By: socratese

socratese — Sat, 22 Aug 2009 05:36:18 +0000

yesterdays program or first part was good , problems and solutions were discussed today’s was more like a fish market , from no where it looked that some educated young lot was sitting.

students and politicians were all behaving the same, political rhetorics, famous jargons and slogans were the outcome of todays part.

students with solution sitting on dace were also clueless at the end and whole effort of this complete workshop went to drain is my opinion.

nice effort though.