Skip to main content

Do we really need a government?

The way things are going on in the country, one is forced to wonder about the relevance of the government. What has it done for the country and the people - absolutely nothing. The economy is perpetually at rock bottom. After the last time when people had foreign currency accounts, the government ended them. Now no businessman in his right mind ever keeps his income from exported items in any Pakistani bank, because now no one trusts the government and there is no reason to. No one wants to make the same mistake. Once was more than enough.
A top priority is banking secrecy. The government should never question why someone is depositing a a large sum of money in any bank or withdrawing. No one should know. The government should interfere in bank deposits and withdrawals. But government wants to make its business. It strange when someone wants to buy a new car, unless there is proper documentation on the money which is being paid for its purchase. Why does the government want such ridiculous details. In any case new cars over a million rupees, that is too much. A brand new car should be more than a hundred thousand rupees.
All these rules and regulations have invented by civil servants, not by the incompetent politicians. The civil servants add one stupid rule after another. No one can build a house, unless one bribes countless officials in several departments. Corruption rules and the government is incapable of stopping it. There is corruption in electricity supply. People overcharged for electricity not supplied.
The country is ruled by decree not by proper debate. One might as well ask, why should not Pakistan charge the USA for its bases here. They have been here for almost ten years. They should be paying $1 billion per day since they day they set foot in Pakistan. But the government is too scared to say anything about that. They have done everything to protect the American Centre in Karachi and everywhere else in Pakistan. Are US lives more precious than the lives of Pakistanis? It certainly seems to be that way.
We cannot afford to have a government which bows down to the needs of a foreign power and subverts the needs of the people on their behalf. We have to get rid of such a government which largely comprised of the same people General Zia's regime. They same mullahs are in power. We need freedom and tolerance. We need to end the rule of different kinds of authorities and boards all these are dens of extensive corruption.
When the government is unable resolve problems of unemployment, rising prices then it does not deserve to exist.

Comments

Popular posts from this blog

The blessed and the cursed

The only way to get a really grand job is to be in the right place at the right time. Hardwork, talent, ability and intelligence means nothing. All that you learnt at you university or college is worthless. Consider a man working his butt off for years in a company, suddenly finds out the companies boss has been jailed for not paying taxes. The company winds up and the hardworking man ends on the street. He put in his life in the company – now his pension has gone and he is an old man with no chance getting another job. Lots of people try to be become movie stars end up they are too ugly, their voice is terrible and they just simply stupid – it is all matter of being bad luck. Others regardless of how they look get great part in some movie and end up acting in a film which makes lots of money. A good luck also accounts for the fact that some people can get away with mass murder and never be held accountable for their crimes and some one get just kill one person and be jailed for life ...

Boredom killer

The cellphone has become an integral part of Pakistani life, it is hard to imagine life without it anymore.  Every single person is using them, particularly people by those who have a great deal of free time and lots of people to talk to. Gossip gets around fairly fast. I was in a bus, there was this lady who had this phone stuck to her ear and she was asking virtually about everyone in her family and group of friends and telling them all kinds of stories. No sooner she was diconnected because she used up the credit, she added credit resumed her gossiping. All kinds of people, many who are doing fairly menial jobs are busy receiving and making calls. People love staying connected with anyone they know. There are others who have few friends and want to talk, I received one and that unknown person simply wanted to hear me talk about anything. He even went so far as to ask me to lie to him,  because there was really nothing to talk about. He simply wanted to hear a voice. Lonel...

Cell phone service blocking idiocy

Rehman Malik's idea blocking  cell phone services is going to ensure is madness.  In times of crisis all lines of communications shoul remain open. It is essential that everyone should be contact with everyone. If terrorists are using cell phones to remain in contact with one another, the police can trace calls, listen to what the terrorists are doing and planning and what they have done. This helps the police in catching them before they can.do any damage. In any case of crisis all lines of communication should remain open. People who need medical assistance can call them. If criminals are seen the police can be informed, so that they should be arrested. Even phones are as IEDs that number can traced if there are scanners around. Rehman Malik is nothing but a bloody absolutely corrupt piece of shit