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Wind of Change

By The Pakistani Spectator • May 18th, 2007 • Category: Politics • 5 Comments

Due to many factors and the incident of Karachi on 12th May, show of power in Islamabad, in Tibat Centre Karachi, have awakened the nation to take notice on national issues.

Circumstances in a few days compelled people to think above their personnel issues. We cannot relate it to International issues like demand in Japan to close US Base, resignation of Mr Blair. But we can feel a wind of change has started to blow in Pakistan, I cannot forecast but may be, may be this starts on inter-national level also.

Leader of parties are enjoying European life and putting the poor into the fire. Leaders behind the bullet-proof glass shield can only show their grief on the murder of many innocents.

Time being the best judge will decide the impact and amplitude of change. It is also a fact that those who are occupants of higher post in governments and makers of policies do not retreat easily. But this is also a reality that the wind of change blows everything with it, because nature has its own cleansing cycle. For the change, the blood of masses is wasted due to implants and mis-deeds of our leaders, not witnessing the phrase that “As you sow so shall you reap”.


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5 Responses »

  1. Rahim Shah on May 18th, 2007 :

    Yeah, let the court and time decide.

  2. Rasool Bux on May 18th, 2007 :

    Oh, no people are not thinking about national issues, they are only thinking about domestic issues like,

    when the light will come and go?
    What to do at the end of month?
    How the medicien for parents will be purchased?
    How the bills would be catered for?
    How to enhance income to meet the ends?

    and so on………..

  3. Fakhir on May 18th, 2007 :

    But Qazi Hussain Ahmad is not leading a Euro life, he is as simple as saint.

  4. Anonymous on May 18th, 2007 :

    Mr. Naeem said, there should be no change in wind for some months, but you have written a post upon it.

  5. Muhammad Farid Masood on May 19th, 2007 :

    Anonymous

    Its my feeling I may be wrong. plz read post again.

    thanks for comments

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