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I can understand what you are trying to say, but the problem is also with the culture in your country. Whenever democracy was trying to bloom it was uprooted by dictators in the name of saving the country.

Also what I feel is that in Pakistan religion is also dragged into politics which creates many more problems for the people at large. The current peace in SWAT is the example of that.

If you can put religion were it belongs and government were it belongs then things will start taking shape which will be good for everybody. But the hardline clerics and mullahs and maulanas don’t let this happen. Why is it that people get carried away or are impressed by these people who try to portray religion as they want to show it.

If you can understand what I am trying to say, then you will also understand that democracy is the only way to handle these things.

democracy

the parties who have never held internal elections to elect the party chief , can they be expected to be democartic?

and they are not reacting, they are just trying to close their eyes and hoping that when they open their eyes the situation would have returned to normal, and the also hope the people would do the same,

B. Regards

They are not duffers, they are just reacting to situation rather than predicting them and making plan for tackling the situation.

Give them time and let democracy be there for sometime things will happen in different way, which will be good way.

I do accept to one point in this article that the involvement of religious parties and people in government and running the countries affairs is a big mistake. They should be kept at bay. For the rest of the points I would like to wait and watch for the outcomes.

Pak leaders are absolute Duffers!

what does one expect from them?

who is finanacing these Pakistani Taliban?

who would benefit from Pakistan’s disintegration?