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    Pakistan was founded on a weak bond of pan Islamism and a loose concept of Muslim nationalism .It underwent a division in the early seventies as predicted by Abul Kalam Azad .The Bengalis ,who were in majority ,got freedom from the Punjabi dominated state and founded a state of their own called Bangla Desh.The inclusion of Bengal in the then Pakistan was part of the artificial amalgamation of nations having different rather contradictory mindsets and cultures, antagonist histories and conflicting interests. With the passage of time the intrinsic contradictions of various stakeholders in the federation of Pakistan became more and more clear.

    In the absence of any natural binding force between the provinces , the consistent policy of Punjab to exploit the resources of other provinces, the unjustified supremacy of armed forces, the absence of a system based on justice for all the citizens nay inhabitants of the state , Pakistan is heading towards a logical and natural catastrophe and disintegration. Internally Pakhtuns,Baluchis ,Sindhis and even Mahajirs and Seriakis do not consider themselves a part of Pakistan due to the absence of any cultural and historic bonds. The truth of the so called religious bond has already been exposed to the world as well as to the people of Pakistan more than once in the history (if it can be called one) of Pakistan.

    Looking back to the history of subcontinent even the Hindu majority in India had never usurped the rights of other nationalities or ethnic groups or religious minorities by force so much so as the Pakistan Army has been doing during its three decades of autocratic rule on the basis of sheer power in Pakistan. The minorities in India today are much more secure and enjoy more human and civic rights than the Muslim minority nationalities in Pakistan.

    Basically the state nomenclature of Pakistan is based on flaws with a history based on white lies and propaganda which favours the military and civil establishment (mostly owned by Punjabis) of Pakistan. Pakistan is currently neither a secular nor an Islamic state. The secular character is against the very inception of Pakistan which was founded on the basis of religion (atleast according to the official version).The religious basis of Pakistan is neither acceptable to the masses of Pakistan nor to the world community which is the only source of charity for a self respectless state like Pakistan.

    There remains no justification of Pakistan anymore. Pakistan can not afford to fight for its sovereignty despite its tall claims. The people have no more sympathies for the Pakistan Army. After ruling Pakistan for three decades, Pakistan army has already brought Pakistan to the brink of total collapse. Army, which is considered the most powerful political party in Pakistan, literally owns the state by virtue of its power instead of serving the state as one of its institution. The same army has been responsible for the targeted killing and genocide of Pakhtuns and Baluchis.It is due to the political role of army in Pakistan's history that Pakistan is destined to disintegrate and get balkanized.

    The following are the reasons which make it impossible for Pakistan to survive for long:

    1) Pakistan is based on a fake ideology. Pakistan might be Islamic republic in papers but the whole state structure serves only the imperialist designs of Punjabi version of Islam which confines all Muslim brotherhood to ethnic Punjabis and is inhumanly indifferent when it comes to treating non Punjabi Muslims inside and outside Pakistan specially those in its neighbouring countries like Afghanistan.

    2) Pakistan has been the basic cause of unrest in the region. It was Pakistan which initiated the wars fought with India.

    3) Pakistan occupied Kashmir against the wishes of Kashmiris by supporting the rebellion in Kashmir.

    4) Pakistan has nuclear teeth but also reactionary fundamentalists in Army and ISI in addition to religious and political parties which make the nuclear assets vulnerable. It is like a cat protecting milk.

    5) The resources of Pakhtuns, Baluchis, Sindhis and Seriakis have been exploited for the last 60 years as a consequence of which there is an ever increasing contempt and revenge in their hearts against the Punjabi dominated Army and ISI.

    6) Pakistan has been involved in selling nuclear technology to other countries hence accelerating the race for the proliferation in the region.

    7) Pakistan is a haven for the state sponsored terrorists from all over the world.

    8) Despite of being a federation, Pakistan is functioning as an autocratic state wherein the power is concentrated not in the hands of people's representatives but with the army and the intelligence agencies.

    It is suggested, therefore, that Pakistan should follow the Yugoslavian model of resolving the issues between the various ethnicities with their consent and without much bloodshed otherwise Pakistan will loose its human and other resources too in addition to occupied land of Pakhtuns and Baluchis.This will mark an end to the exploitation by the ruling junta of the majority province Punjab in an amicable way so that atleast in the future the people of the remaining Pakistan which might consist of Punjab and Sind combined should live in peace and harmony with its neighbouring countries.

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    I have stated my point of view.If there is any ambiguity or question let me know.Just asking do I believe in it is illogical question.Why would I write something which I do not believe in myself?

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      Very nice read Pashtun Khan wrora, welcome to PF.

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        Originally posted by shlombay
        Originally posted by pukhtoonworld
        I have stated my point of view.If there is any ambiguity or question let me know.Just asking do I believe in it is illogical question.Why would I write something which I do not believe in myself?
        You did not answer my question, seems like you are hiding from it.

        Before I point out weak points in your article, Are you from Pakistan or Afghanistan?
        Every question which makes sense to you might not make sense to every one.

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          Originally posted by pakistani
          Obviously he is not a Pakistani, He should not dare to consider himself one.
          No one wants to own something which makes him ashamed.I prefer to be called Pashtun/Afghan.Pakistan neither has any history nor future.Do not take it personal I talk from an academic perspective.

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            Originally posted by pakistani
            Originally posted by pukhtoonworld
            Originally posted by pakistani
            Obviously he is not a Pakistani, He should not dare to consider himself one.
            No one wants to own something which makes him ashamed.I prefer to be called Pashtun/Afghan.Pakistan neither has any history nor future.Do not take it personal I talk from an academic perspective.
            How does Pakistan not have history? Have you not heard of Mohen jadaro? Indus civilization?
            For your information ,Pakistan was not founded at that time.The history of current Pakistan starts from 1971.
            Pir Rokhan

            http://Pashtoonkhwa.blogspot.com

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              Originally posted by pakistani
              Originally posted by pir_Rokhan
              Originally posted by pakistani
              For your information ,Pakistan was not founded at that time.The history of current Pakistan starts from 1971.
              And what about before that? Who does that history belong too? You are aware that the history belongs to the country that is currently in its land right? If we follow your theory no one has the right to claim any history except the few nations hundreds of thousands of years ago.
              My friend

              I wanted to say that before 1947 you guys were all Indians.The notion of territorial nationalism is a recent one.You cannot be proud of what the old inhabitants of this land has done who were known and proud of being Indians or Afghans.

              You should be proud of the fact that Pakistan has an army with a state contrary to other countries which have a country with an army and so on.If you need to know about white lies ,just read Ahmed Qureshi,or any Punjabi historian or "Mutalia Pakistan" book.
              Pir Rokhan

              http://Pashtoonkhwa.blogspot.com

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              • #8
                Re: The Countdown for Pakistan

                Very nice read. Very nice.

                Good job.

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                • #9
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                  I finished reading his book.

                  There are points where I disagree, overall, it was a worthwhile read. I am glad you registered here wrora.

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                  • #10
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                    Good read.

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                    • #11
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                      Wrora, for some of the claims you made can you provide sources?

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                      • #12
                        Re: The Countdown for Pakistan

                        Da sta article der sha khond wakey che ma wah wayaley.

                        Pa Pashto ki hum translate ka chi zma plaar hum wah wayey.

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                        • #13
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                          I must say, You have got a pretty negative view of PakiLand.

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                          • #14
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                            Good post.

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                            • #15
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                              with this Goverment Pakistan is finish and if this goverment stays then I hope we(pashtuns) sparate from this nation

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