Our Hats Off To Illiterate And
Poor Pakistanis
Illiterate and poor Pakistanis are real life heroes.
They are neither hypocrites nor dishonest. They say what
they see and do what is right.
All problems are with Pakistanis who hold higher
positions or who are educated.
For example, Pakistan Army is the most organized and most
powerful institution in the country, but Pakistani generals are the most
corrupt, unlawful and hypocrite Pakistanis. Usually more stars a general
have more corrupt, dishonest and unlawful he is.
Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces of Pakistan is the
highest ranking army officer. He is a government employee, receives his
salary from government exchequer—money collected from Pakistani tax payers.
He is usually the most corrupt man in Pakistan, because he commits,
whenever he gets a chance, the most heinous crime. He over throws elected
governments, suspends democratic institutions and violates the constitution
and on the top lies to his nation and to the rest of the world.
Pakistan’s 99% percent problems are created by these
corrupt, dishonest and unlawful generals.
Then there are judges.
Judges are supposed to be the men of conscience who part
justice and hold a society together through fairness.
Pakistani judges are almost thugs. They protect criminals
by giving unfair, unlawful and unjust judgments in their favor.
They are partners in crime with Pakistani generals and
all those powerful Pakistanis who break the law.
Then there are intellectuals, writers and journalists
etc. etc.
They justify the crimes committed by corrupt and unlawful
generals and judges. They manufacture stories which reinforce the images of
corrupt and unlawful elements in Pakistani society.
Illiterate and poor Pakistanis who always have been
denied all rights throughout the history of Pakistan, are the most decent,
most honest and most hard working Pakistanis. They are wiser than generals,
judges and intellectuals who have rats’ brains in their skulls, but they
think it is their birth right to rule the country. These skunks deny them
democratic rights by telling the world they are illiterate thus they are
unworthy of democracy or any civil status.
Once, comments of one such illiterate Pakistani proved
almost prophetic.
It was the day, general Zia ul Haq, another dishonest,
hypocrite, and unlawful general, delivered his first speech after taking
over the country. He recited Holy Quran and promised to hold elections
within 90 days and hand over the power to elected representatives of the
people and go back to barracks.
I asked one such illiterate Pakistani—a tangay wala—for
his comments on general’s speech.
He said the general was lying and he would not hold
elections and go back to barracks.
Pakistanis in higher positions think they are wise and
smart, but illiterate Pakistanis are wiser, smarter and courageous than
those high ranking Pakistanis with uniform or without uniform.
Illiterate Pakistanis are neither hypocrites nor
dishonest. They say what they see and do what is right.
Mukhtaran Mai is one shinning example of such illiterate
Pakistanis.
They are our real heroes. We salute to illiterate and
poor Pakistanis.
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