Monday, May 18, 2009

The big game

The events relevent to the big game have always been occupying my mind since the last few months.By big game, I refer to the current series of politically complex chain of events taking place in the area engulfing Pakistan-Afghanistan and a part of Central Asia.
Currently I am confused about one thing regarding the nature of reaction that must be carried out by us as the citizens of a country in severe danger. one, should we start improving our moral lives individually to wait for a long run effetive impact on our problems or should we outrightly initiate anything the sort of a movement to recapture our dignity.while the first option appears too inefficient, the second one appears too ineffective and hasty.

2 comments:

Zahir Shah said...

It seems as if we will be affected anyways, regadless of what we do or dont. The chain of events taking place shows a blur description of how the 'nternational forces' shaped the lives of citizens of many other countries,and now they have already started turning the lives of our people in a complete hell.

bahawalshahryar said...

all is not lost.there are options our think tanks have never even,i think, thought of employing.i do think of them and i do think that their use can reverse the chain of events.but our establishment never thinks out of the box.lolz