I Love Pakistan, Do You?
Aug 11, 2007
By Administrator
Filed in Helping Pakistan
Cross Posted at Teeth Maestro: Barely four days left for the 60th anniversary of our beloved nation, but it seems that many citizens are just not motivated enough to celebrate this milestone. It appears that the people have been disheartened by the continuous political twists and turns that have besieged our country since the past few months which saw the attack on the the judiciary, the 5/12 massacre then the recent rumor of State of Emergency.
Its sad but the citizens of Pakistan just don’t feel patriotic enough to celebrate. Sensing this onset of depression Buzzvines has launched an ‘I still Do Love Pakistan, Do You?’ campaign just to bring out that patriotic spirit amongst Pakistanis.
I would suggest every Pakistani to take a moment and say a few words on why you love Pakistan and post it to the buzzvines site. My message posted on the site is as follows.
I love Pakistan, have done so throughout my life, and will love it forever.
Pakistan belongs to its people and not to the bunch of rotten corrupt politicians that have come and gone. Pakistan has been resilient enough to withstand the onslaught of corruption year after year for 60 years running, watching one tyrant after another make his own heaven on earth, even then my country withstood the onslaught and continued to serve its people. After a 60 year struggle it seems to be a little battle worn and tired and its now time for true Pakistanis like us, to stand up and give our nation a helping hand. It does not ask for much, just simply your love for the nation and maybe a good ruler at the helm of the ship and the courage to stand up and boldly say, I LOVE PAKISTAN very soon we shall see our efforts bear fruit and the new rising sun will take Pakistan into the skies like never before
Believe in Pakistan like never before and boldly say Pakistan Zindabad
15 Comment(s)
By Zahid Husain on Aug 12, 2007 | Reply
Does loving Pakistan imply putting money into flag-makers and sellers pockets? Is that what its all about?! for crying out loud! The youth swarm the roads on motorbikes create chaos and sightseers throng the streets wondering what on earth the hype is all about.
Next day its status quo, everyone pursuing their their committment to defraud the country of every little bit they can in any way they can at their level of existence.
Is that really what loving Pakistan is all about?
Show me just one young leader, only one, who has a focus on his commitment to the country that has given him his identity.
We need to desperately educate everyone in our country and arm each one with the common sense of purpose and dedicated commitment to Pakistan above our personal needs and greeds.
I recall 1947 as a child and have lived the deteriorating transformation Pakistan has experienced at the hands of the people in power.
Loving Pakistan certainly does not mean flag waving for one day and creating chaos on the roads, no sir! Dont demean and deminish the monumental responsibility, for Pakistan’s sake, I beg of you!!
By Malik on Aug 12, 2007 | Reply
When any Paki say I love Pakistan I know that in his heart he is saying “I don’t love PK” This is country where from Prsident to foot constable is willing to sell thier mother (mother mean their country) for promise of few dollars.
You actually do not need to give them dollars just promise and see how many high officals you will find who will be willing to sell their soul.
By sarmad on Aug 20, 2007 | Reply
Frankly speaking … I would have loved Pakistan even more if people would have treated it nicely by abiding by the laws …
By kyla on Aug 21, 2007 | Reply
Unrelated to your post, but I thought you should know: Turkey has banned Wordpress.com . I’d like to suggest a solidarity movement on the part of Help-Pakistan against Turkey’s internet censorship. Kya khayal hai?
By Meka on Aug 27, 2007 | Reply
I love and respect the state of Pakistan. I loathe its leadership. Then again, politics is a dirty and corrupt game. To expect our leaders to be “Quaid” is to ask for snowfall in June. Although with global warming, that could happen. What can never happen however is a head of government that hasn’t sold out or brown-nosed him/herself to get to the top. Politics is not for the idealist. Look for a leader who can get things done. Not for someone bound for prophethood. We just need someone with the right connections and good management skills. Oh and men in uniform are not allowed!
Happy Independence Day!
By DESIGNEXPANSE.COM on Sep 6, 2007 | Reply
“I love and respect Pakistan”, “I still love Pakistan” etc these are the routine statments which we use in our daily. But at this time we should think about that what are our roles to get the Pakistan in a right direction and never allow to any one to see here with bad eyes. Please, we need to forget our profits and work only for Pakistan. Best of Pakistan!
By Ali on Sep 16, 2007 | Reply
Unfortunately, People of Pakistan has let us down so badly, I was just reading this on another website.
http://www.pakistanforums.pk/pakistan-cricket/68-history-pakistan-crickets-rawalpindi-express-shoaib-akhtar.html
By hira on Oct 12, 2007 | Reply
Pakistan! this poor country, i thought we cud have lived with hindus in a united india but i see, the way they loathe muslims and Pakistanis, having lived abroad, i notice people DO malign Pakistan and Pakistanis, from indians to canadians, i dont kno why, i find people of Pakistan good enough and hospitable! and i love Pakistan because it gives me my identitiy, this word that i belong to this country
By hira on Oct 12, 2007 | Reply
i love Pakistan !
Pakistan didnt give us anything?
n come on!
in what ways we actually have served Pakistan?
by splitting it into two?
by hanging our heroes?
and what more, people?
if there is anybody who is victim, it is Pakistan and yes, we are the oppressors, we should be ashamed, we are paying for it,its high time we realize
what we gave to Pakistan!
By hira on Oct 12, 2007 | Reply
hey we lost t20 WC and then i had weeping spells for 2 days, and that made me realize how much i love Pakistan
poor , unlucky ppl , aint we?
By sajid ali ghouri on Jan 11, 2008 | Reply
I love Pakistan, have done so throughout my life, and will love it forever.
we also do many more but donot forgive you.
By shahzad on Mar 12, 2008 | Reply
i simply say i love PAKISTAN………………
B/c its our mother land and we should behave like obedient sons… my masssege to the nation plz think about it … This country gave us so much . now its our term to do for him …………………
PAKISTAN ZINDABAD
By S.Asjad Ali on Apr 17, 2008 | Reply
There should be no reason to love our motherland. Our Prophet (S.A.W) loved Mecca for what reasons? I love Pakistan and I want to see it above all in every field.
By coooooool on Apr 21, 2008 | Reply
I agree this speech and want to say I LOVE PAKISTAN
By Abulkhair Sarhani on Apr 23, 2008 | Reply
I love Pakistan because I saw the birth of Pakistan from very boosam of the people who worked to create Pakistan. I saw the suffering of Muslims who took refuge from India. I saw the purely Islamic thought of the First Pakistanis.
Alas we have lost our way because from the very start the nation was purged of he original leadership. The result is that we have foreign agents in control of our Forces and our political institutions. Now the corruption culture is such that the there is no government department where a citizen can go for justice. Every government department is a shop. I know personally where murderers of most inncent people have been let off by judges , where police does not function in favour of oppressed unless he can produce money at a rate equal to Westren wage and where people are deprived of their property by civil servants by changing documents for the sake of moneny.
Forgetting the misery of majority of people our sovreignty has been handed over to Zionist USA. Indeed the situation is so bad that Pakistani courts are openly bypassed and people are taken out of Pakistan with no refrence to Pakistani courts. The nation’s army a has been turned into Zionists police force and is kiling its own people. Our national languge and our regional languages are being wiped out in favour of allian English by the politicians and other bigwigs who when on TV seems to be trying to impress the nation with “I speak better English than him”.
Looks that Pakistan the Super Powerv if Islamic World has become less powerful than Somalia. Indeed one of the English Zionist papers demand in 1955 that every effrt should be made to break up Pakistan because it is the the greatest danger Israel(so called).
Well we have got rid of the openly foreign agent Mush but instead we have got another murdrer and a thief who is no less of a Zionist USA agent…the Zardari Gang.
God save my beloved Pakistan.