Which country offers a good life?

[Yaggi]

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[Yaggi]

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[salam]

if i like asfandyar and wali khan then i be supporting pakistan
and isi and keeping my mouth close so you contradicting self
again with your excuse making remarks...people that need
leaders and heroes not deserving one..i need hero? no!
i also helping my own people establishing school and shetler homes
on our properties in pakhtunkhwa so my bank accounts going to
pakhtuns whats your excuse now??

and i wishing your wish come true till then stand with me
and OPEN YOUR MOUTH!

In a previous post you were supporting ANP lol.
Can you give me your address so I come to your hujra and we start movement from there against army and ISI. Iftikhar Hussain will rip you if you talk against ISI or army and Haider hoti will do the same to you. They are you masharaans, stop your masharaan first then talk about others.
But I am sure you will not give me your address because you are super afraid of ISI and army, you think they will kill you and rip you out lol.
Brother, I need brave Pukhtuns who could lead our people rather than make an unsuccessful effort to divide them.
You talk about schools lol. so I ask you which syllabus is taught at your school ? surely a Pakistani syllabus.
Where Pakistan studies is must, where national anthem is must and they brainwash the child in love for Quid Azam and pakistan.
If you have any other syllabus or any other anthem so please let me know.

[salam]

if we all waiting for leaders we never get any where
again typical excuse of cowards trying discourage
those who at least doing something if not what we
wishing and admiring because they need self excuse
to make life better sleep at night feeling good

hahaha i need a leader...what lowlife excuse

Then you are a paid employee working for some organisation.
True people never hide themselves, they come forward and lead the people.

[Yaggi]

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[torkham]

Ok lets see, i have lived in 4 countries, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Dubai, and Canada

^ out of all these i would say Canada is best if you want to live a respected life, over here even floor sweepers are treated with respect and dignity, racism is very rare. So yes Canada over all would be the most human of country. however there are down sides too, things like unlimited freedom, which in my opinion has a negative effect on society

Now this said, I also enjoyed my time in Saudi. Its a really interesting and different country, however it is too strict and if you have no wife, you will probably die of loneliness, i almost did lol

Pakistan is my home country but in current conditions, it will be really hard to live
there

As for Dubai, I lived there for 2 years, I liked it, but again it feels like plastic, as if the city has no soul, most people i knew got bored of the city within just 2-3 years and left

Btw which area of Dubai do you live?

jumeirah/shara thanya/betwwen wasl and SZR

[Karachi]

^ nice area

[torkham]

TorKham mashra,

What do you think of the USA? I can picture you having a blast in the USA.

Admin Khana as a boy I was told america is the biggest evil shaitan etc, but at the same time I wanted to be in California or Arizona or any SW states where many of my Afghan class mates (from the Madrassah in Surobi) ended up.

I agree, I would enjoy SW of US but I feel raising children there will be disasterous - majority of afghan amriki and pakamericans i have met, their children shy around from saying Asalamalaikum, they struggle in pashto/dari/urdu, even embarrased to speak, their life has become american, they say 'we are american-afghans' (I usually say which half of you is american, your arms or legs, or your mother or father). some have struggled to keep their identity and married foreigners, and their children are really lost if not confused.

Islamic values are challenged, these kids see their friends going to parties, all getting drunk at 14-15 and then for rest of their lives drinking beer is integral to socialising. They see their friends having full on relationaships with boys and girls in their mid teens - that can challenge many youngsters!!!

I hear stories of long hours of work, limited holidays compared to europe, then I hear of stories of people who made it (like Mazhdeh and Khalilzad

sometimes when I look at my afghan blue passport I feel blessed not having a green card, other times I wonder of the good life in Valejo SF where my friend Yama lives.

Honestly now, having seen UK/Europe, I feel I have been protected not growing up with all those easily achievable temptations.

which country would like to live and work?

[Nokia_Apridy]

offkorse amrekaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa :P..

[salam]

prove where i supporting anp or any other party? i give you reason
for why they doing certain things...hoti iftikhar are prisoners they
serving because there no other choice. afriad of isi? hahaha give you
address? what you think i born yesterday in my village? you think you give
me pathan ghayraat and i become stupid idiot for you? good try dog.
why anyone standing against pakistan not giving address is not hard
to understanding...every one know what dirty players capable of doing
you asking for address again and again makes me thing you just another
isi dog sarkaree khayraatee servant but good try of course.

dividing pakhtuns how??? by speaking against pakistan and pakistani army??
what stupid logic reasoning you using??? first show how i am divide pakhtuns.

which syllabus?? what is necessary to make living and yes which including
pakistani syllabus because nesssary but if we have choose we do our own.

anthem??? fact we mostly teaching young kids early on about afghan pakhtun
history unlike most schools is good and we will have anthem also inshaallah.

now you sit there and waiting for leader okay. dont do anything just watch
and enjoy rape of your people because you waiting for superman come
and rescue you like sheep in river waiting for rescue boat.

Your language is so bad. You are not a Pukhtun.
Please go and find some other forum.

[Janana]

CANADA

Natural Resources: iron ore, nickel, zinc, copper, gold, lead, rare earth elements, molybdenum, potash, diamonds, silver, fish, timber, wildlife, coal, petroleum, natural gas, hydropower

Population: 34,030,589 (July 2011 est.)

Infant Mortality Rate: total: 4.92 deaths/1,000 live births

Life expectancy at birth: 81.38 years

HIV/AIDS prevalence: 0.3% (2009 est.)

Literacy rate - definition: age 15 and over can read and write

• total population: 99% (male: 99%,female: 99% (2003 est.))

GDP Per Capita: $39,400, growth rate of 3.1%

Population using improved water and sanitation sources:

• Urban: 100%
• Rural: 99%

United Nations Development Program in 2010 ranked Canada number 8 of countries of "Very High Human Development" with a Human Devlopement Index score of 0.888 (indicators are health, education, living standards, life expectancy, mean years of schooling, expected years of schooling, gross national income per capita).

Grand total temporary and permanent resident visas granted in 2010: 280,681

*Sources: CIA World Factbook, United Nations Development Program, World Health Organization, Citizenship and Immigration Canada, RDM, Facts and Figures 2010.

[Janana]

On Canada's geography:

Canada’s forests, its wildlife, protected areas and water are well known around the world. Canada has more than 71,500 known species of plants and wild animals. It contains 20 percent of the world’s remaining wilderness and 10 percent of the world’s forests. Canada has seven percent of the world’s renewable freshwater supply and 25 percent of the world's wetlands. Canada also has the longest coastline in the world.

On healthcare:

All Canadians and permanent residents may apply for health insurance. When you have health insurance you do not have to pay directly for most health-care services. They are paid for through your taxes. When you use health-care services, you simply show your health insurance card to the hospital or medical clinic.

On education:

In Canada, the government provides an education for every child free of charge. Public education is paid for through taxes and is administered by the provinces and territories in cooperation with local school boards.

On multiculturalism:

Canada officially became a multicultural society in 1971 when the government began to recognize the value and dignity of Canadians of all races and ethnic groups, all languages and all religions. At this time, the government also recognized the value and dignity of Aboriginal peoples and the equal status of Canada’s two official languages: English and French.

On religious freedom:

Almost every faith is represented in Canada. The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms protects your freedom to practice your religion.

On equality under law:

Everyone in Canada, whether they are a citizen or a permanent resident, is equal under the justice system. In Canada, women can have the same jobs as men and all the same responsibilities. People in Canada are not given better jobs because of their name, the amount of money they have, their social class or their sex.

On human rights:

The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms is part of Canada’s Constitution and protects you from the moment you arrive in Canada. It sets out the values that Canadians live by and describes the kinds of personal human rights and freedoms we can expect in this country. Some of those rights and freedoms include:

• The right to life, liberty and personal security
• Freedom of conscience and religion
• Freedom of thought, belief, opinion and expression, including freedom of the press and other media
• Freedom to hold peaceful meetings
• Freedom to join groups
• Protection from unreasonable search or seizure and unjustified detainment and imprisonment
• The right to be presumed innocent until proven guilty
• The right to retain and instruct counsel (a lawyer) without delay
• The right to a fair trial, through due process of law
• The right to equal protection and benefit under the law, without discrimination

*Source: Citizenship and Immigration Canada

[MostafaM]

That's not really true. Have you visited the USA? If yes, what part? One can't say the US is expensive, or the US is blah blah. The US is a huge country, and every situation varies from state to state. You have areas in states where you might think you are in Afghanistan, and you have states where you might think you are about to get shot since you are not white. Also, in general it varies, and it's insane to sum up such a massive nation with a sentence or too. If you are an educated human, insurance should never be a problem since the majority of corporations pay for it, and the list goes on.

Of course I have. Otherwise I wouldn´t make such a statement.
I was an exchange student and studied for 6 months at the University of California in San Diego (UCSD).
I haven´t seen all parts of the US but the major parts like Virginia, Washington DC, Florida, Texas, California, Washington State. I was in LA, San Francisco, Seattle, Portland, Chicago, Buffalo, New York, Alexandria, Tampa Bay, Houston, Austin, El Paso, San Diego, Las Vegas. In general it was a very disturbing experience.

My comment was about the general economical situation of the ordinary people. People buy cars, houses etc. on dept and work almost 24/7 to pay stuff off that they cannot afford. This whole "credit card culture" is really disturbing. The elitarianism is another point: the country is ruled by a certain wealthy class of angle-saxon descent with a deep connection to evangelical circles.

Of course the US has nice sides, too. The weather, the geographic diversity, the national parks, the vastness but the reality is that I wouldn´t like my children to grow up in such an environment, if I had any.