Revolution

[khuwajaramiz@hotmail.com]

What is way to change our nowadays system, Is "Revolution" the best policy for change? What will be impact of Egypt Conflict and Tunnis Revolution on Pakistan?
Share ur values thoughts, will be appreciated?

[farasat_ali]

Originally Posted by khuwajaramiz@hotmail.com

What is way to change our nowadays system, Is "Revolution" the best policy for change? What will be impact of Egypt Conflict and Tunnis Revolution on Pakistan?
Share ur values thoughts, will be appreciated?

Our people can not do this the reason are following:
(1)Fear of Suicide Bomber.
(2)There is no unity.
(3)Mostly people are Labour. Their wages per day. If they do not earn anything then how they eat. So they can not take any risk to participate in strike.
and many reason behind that. Dearness is increasing every month every day. We are quiet on this then how we can take participate in strike. If price of petrol will be 100 per little then we have to bear this. No one can do anything.

[rimaig]

First of all why change?? and is it the time of change?
I believe it is not the time for change here, because
we have Democracy having Free Media and Judiciary. The problem here is we can not let the Democracy to run, it is because of the democracy the opposition Reject the VAT and RGST and does not allow the Govt to do so, the 18th and 19th amendment become possible and more provincial autonomy,all the issues are discuss in the floor having media coverage, and under free judiciary.
I do accept that more of the political personality are corrupt, knowing that they are corrupt we can select then again and again.
We have to aware ourself and other country fellow politically.
We dont need change but what we need is political stability.

[xaara~hussain]

Originally Posted by khuwajaramiz@hotmail.com

What is way to change our nowadays system, Is "Revolution" the best policy for change? What will be impact of Egypt Conflict and Tunnis Revolution on Pakistan?
Share ur values thoughts, will be appreciated?

Bro, you have put 3 questions altogether, though closely related but not linked.

Firstly, you asked that how to bring change in our System. Answer itna mushkil nahi, magar is ki implementation hamare haan bohot mushkil hai. System kon banata hai? People. so, awaam-o-khwaas ko badal dijiye, system khud change ho jaye ga.

Secondly you asked if "revolution" is the best policy for change? I don't know what context your "change" is of but let me tell you; Revolution is not a policy for Change. In fact change is the first step towards revolution. Revolution is the bigger and the broader a concept, than the one we have perceived. To bring revolution, we need to bring change first, to bring change, we need to CHANGE ourselves.

thirdly, the wave of Egypt Conflict and Tunisian Revolt has no significant impact on us; for firstly it is the revolution in comparatively far-off Arabian peninsula aur hum to China or Iran se sabaq nahi seekhte, yeh countries duur ki baat. secondly, agar aisa koi impact hota to samne aa chuka hota, revolution does not wait for centuries-long synthesis!

[mhmmdkashif]

Revolution in its real sense is not possible to eventuate in Pakistan. The reason is very simple, first of all we do not have a uniform society and culture all around the country, and second, our society is still not industrialized enough and in a serflike society, revolution can only take place when big land owners or nobility or aristocrates (whatever you call them) are convinced enough to bring it about (like in French Revolution).

Other thing I feel, no revolution will bring any change in Pakistan, because any revolution for the time being will only serve to topple an incumbent government, still the deep rooted difference among the different segments of nation will prevail. Revolution means only Revolt against rulers, nothing else. Our nation is still struggling to unite under a common ideology, and it is pretty much evident that the actual Ideology of Pakistan has lost its essence among the masses. The condition of Pakistan will only improve in a long run, and that also only if the right path is followed throughout. Otherwise no ad-hoc solutions like revolution is gonna work effectively.

This is my personal observation .

[Xeric]

Aristotle described two types of political revolution:

1. Complete change from one constitution to another
2. Modification of an existing constitution.


I am in favor of second type of revolution and existing life style should be improved, there is need of maintenance of public order in the country, ethnic prejudice to be ended, worst corruption to be wiped out, extremism to be eradicated and Jihad-Fil-Fasad for economic and political gains must be wind up, I believe in true Jihad purely based on Islamic enthusiasm.

We need a strong willed leader, who can utilize the vast natural resources of the country and uplift the social and economical status of the people, educate the masses and improve the basic life style and build infrastructure in the country. Who will be that person? In current leadership I see Imran Khan as young, energetic, and honest.

[muhammad-essa]

brthers,

Revolution in pakistan does not mean a french or russian or chinees type of revolution, or "a bloody revolution".

revolution in education
revolution in our attitudes

as it is our socio-cultural understanding or we have got the experience of boms killings kidnapings that we see things only that way.
is it not enough that a military dictator has been ousted and democracy established, we as pakistani youth has to give attention to educate the people and our next generation.

when people talk of revolution, it is good thing, at least we after 60 years have realised the need for revolution... but it is you and me and every educated youth of pakistan on whose shoulder lies the responsibilty to see things as they are, and plan accordingly, never wait for a charismatic leader, as we have waited for 60 years,....

thus when every educated youth has realised this fact of revolution, that we have maximum things in common, we share the same vision for as thought by our predicesors while striving for pakistan. they have got a home land but still their dream might come true...... if you are not coming farward, i m not coming on the front, so who is going to come the fort..... what i mean here is .... we have to give a postive meaning to revolution, it is waiting till it is over for a bloody revolution.. if somebody is talking about just revolution in political affairs, it is absured. after all change of political affairs, types of governance democracy or dictatorship, economic models (capitalism socialism)etc will not help us unless we have faith and discipline,... faith in our abilities to change progressively and discipline of heart and mind... unity comes itself, the last important thing is we pakistani tend to forget soon that what is our real aim and just indulge ourselves in endless talking and analysis......... think big, say little, act now. taking start from ourselveves....