Good idea to reinvigorate the sleeping patriotism in us ;) Thanks!

Well this is the right time:

This is the right time to initiate these ideas. As a matter of fact Love for Pakistan is still alive in hearts & souls but it needs some energy, a little push can make the difference.

I am so enthusiastic & have high hopes that "Buzzvines Team” is going to make a big change.

Good luck guys.
"Keep Loving Pakistan"

Thanks for tagging me and YES, WE DO LOVE PAKISTAN

Well, I think there is nothing bad with the name. A lot of people that I know have actually starting (I would not say hating Pakistan) avoiding being called a Pakistani, especially abroad. And it's a good effort to motivate that that no matter what, we still love Pakistan and we should not be achamed of the fact that we are Pakistanis.
Please stop complaining about the headline, focus on the sincere and good cause behind it. Don't make an issue out of a non-issue.
Pakistan Zindabad.

@ ordinary citizen.
While I am wholeheartedly supporting the idea, but am also suggesting an improvement. Surely thats not a non-issue but constructive criticism.

When u start an forum like this with international exposure. You need to be carefully to the smallest details least you end up making a fool of yourself and the community/country you hope to benefit with your effort.

Hence it is essential that the title should be carefully and logically thought over and not just somebody's random whim.
In this case the title does not reflect well on the maturity of the portal management.

You Love Pakistan. OK.
But
WHAT YOU CAN DO FOR YOUR PAKISTAN????????.

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..Every person is Trying to justify that he love Pakistan, and How he love...etc.
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Now its Turn and Time to Think every person that what WE can do for Pakistan.It is a main consideration to account for by us to justify.
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(it's my Request to Admin. that they should Post this Question to get answer by our PAKISTANI Lovers.)

I agree with UFO1 that the name of this movement should’ve been “I Love Pakistan.” But it is also a fact that 60 years after attaining independence we have still not fulfilled the expectations of the founders of the nation. MA Jinnah wanted a democratic, secular and progressive Pakistan where Muslims constitute a majority of population and have a privileged socioeconomic position but the rights of minorities are also protected and where all citizens are equal irrespective of their caste, creed and religion.

But today we find ourselves in the eye of a storm. Our politicians, bureaucracy and military has failed us. For most of our history and even today we are governed by a politico-bureaucratic-military oligarchy which is unrepresentative, unaccountable and least responsive to the wishes and aspirations of the people of Pakistan.

There is a need to set our priorities right. We are either obsessed with the role of Islam in politics and society or follow an India-centric policy. We spend more on our defense than on socioeconomic development and education. Religious extremism and inter-provincial disharmony is increasing. We must realize that Pakistan is not a unitary state it is a federation of many ethnic and linguistic groups. We should not take them for granted. We have multiple identities. We are Muslims, Pakistani and also Punjabi, Pathan, Sindhi and Balochi. To remove the grievances and resentment of smaller provinces we need to stick to the letter and spirit of the Constitution and the principles of parliamentary democracy and federalism as enshrined in the Constitution.

Good thing is that we now have an assertive judiciary and privately owned TV channels. They can develop into two strong pillars of Pakistan in the form of an independent judiciary and a free media. Pakistan is also flourishing economically and our GDP growth rate of 7% is a testimony to this fact. But along with these positive developments we are also facing a number of problems. As I mentioned earlier we need to have a democratic and representative government which reflects the aspiration of people of Pakistan and which is transparent, accountable and responsive. We also need to establish the rule of law and curb corruption, nepotism and the practice of bribery. And finally we need to focus more on socioeconomic development, economic disparity between rich and poor classes and allocating more funds to education sector.

No, I don't love this country at all! It's full of crap and violence! Pathetic failed nation!

to the above comment: just because your mom dumped you in a septic tank, the same goes for your comment about pakistan, that is if you're pakistani; and if you're not, then why bothering reply, just live your pathetic life of a troll.

Hey lovers……
Love means giving, sacrificing. May I have the honor to ask what have u guys done so far for your LOVE OF LIFE i.e., Pakistan? Anything……anything you’d like to mention: even the smallest gesture….

SORRY TO SAY :
I think this buzz is nothing but a crap. What exactly do you want to know by asking whether there is still LOVE surviving in the Pakistani hearts? Does it really matter to you when they tell you " Oh we do love Pakistan, Dil dil Pakistan, jaan jaan Pakistan" etc,etc?

I think UFO and Alien are the best........pls do bother to reply...

Love for ones country is natural. No one can question it and i have reservations over the heading of this blog. If it is ruled by Musharraf so what, he belongs to this country. Without our support no one can dare us rule, he rules us because our representatives voted for him. There is no second thought about PML Q, MQM and MMA being our brothers and have a considerable support from our nation. My point will be proved when representatives of these parties win elections again and then no one would be able to say Musharraf is ruling u, we will then say we rule our selves.
Bangladesh is independent so what, we are not sorry about it. If our Muslim Bengali brothers are happy independent we dont have any objections. And its all media which call us the killers of our brothers in Bangladesh. I dont believe in the lies of media. I love my Pakistan.
Bugti was on wrong track so our Army killed him. He was an ex-governer does not mean he is above the law. If by his fathers vote and not the peoples votes, Balochistan was included into pakistan does not mean he was the representative of the people of Balochistan.
People in Waziristan are also not acting according to the state policy so they face the music then. They were turned into hereoes by our ISI, they could not have won afghan war had they not have our support and training from Pakistan Army. Now when the state is asking them to forget about their Jihad and be the peaceful citizens of this country why the hell cant they understand it. Ghazi Abdur Rahseed was overpowered by the state of Pakistan. He thought Pakistan to be a banana state and did not knew our power.
We love pakistan, because pakistan has given us everything. Only for the people of Bangladesh, Waziristan and Bugtis, i cant start hating my country. i have everything. i have education. i have security. facilities why shall i complain. i love pakistan ?

hum apny ghar say pyar ku kerty hain bcz ager woh nahi tou hum nahi.... home give us security and home is nothing without home land..

pak is a big blessing of God to us...
thats y i love pakistan...

but its not my comments ....
ye kissi larki k hain....
but i won't like to tell u abt her..

WE LOVE PAKISTAN

Why Do I Love Pakistan ??????

First of all, the main reason for all the pakistanis, to love the country is that we all born here in this country...

I love pakistan because I have a FREEDOM here in all aspects.

Long Live Pakistan !!!

Khuda pakistan ka HAMI-o-NASIR. Ameen

Ehsan A. Quraishy

Reply to Faiza Bhutt:

Musharraf does belongs to Pakistan but he has no right to rule us because he is holding the office of Chief of Army Staff. Constitutionally speaking even if he sheds off his uniform now he will have to wait for two years before he can contest the election for the president. Military is supposed to protect our borders. It has no right to rule us. The right of governance belongs to the elected representatives of the people. And those representatives should be elected in a free and fair election not in a state-managed, ISI-influenced ballots. It is naïve to assume that Musharraf and PML Q has the support of the people. It is authoritarianism at its worst. Democracy is a representative, responsible, accountable and responsive form of government. Does Musharraf’s illegitimate regime reflects the wishes and aspirations of people of Pakistan? The people of Pakistan don’t want a puppet of Bush at the helm of affairs in Pakistan. The people of Pakistan don’t support the military operations in Balochistan and tribal areas. The people of Pakistan don’t want the massacre of Karachiites when CJP went there to address Karachi bar council.

If Bugti was on wrong track he should’ve been allowed the due process of law. People of tribal areas used to our freedom fighters who liberated Afghanistan from the clutches of Soviet Union. “People in Waziristan are also not acting according to the state policy.” Do we have a state policy? What is our state policy? Dancing to the tunes of imperialists. Is this what you call state policy?

There are miscreants and militants in our tribal areas. But indiscriminate bombings of mosques and madrassahs is not the solution. This way every militant you kill produces ten more militants. Tribal areas and Balochistan are the most backward and economically deprived areas of Pakistan. And they are not responsible for their backwardness. It is the government of Pakistan and our politico-military-bureaucratic oligarchy which failed to develop these areas 60 years after achieving independence.

The proper way to curb the menace of religious extremism and militancy is socioeconomic development and emphasis on education. We need to adopt a long term strategy. And in the meantime we must engage the extremists to isolate the miscreants and terrorists.

@Kashif Aziz (not verified):

"Also, if we love Pakistan we should prove it by loving our countrymen just as we love our siblings."

Kashif apnay molvioon ko manwa lo baaqee log to tiyyar hain...

I totally agree with Nauman. There have to be alternate ways of putting an end to the unlawful extreme measures adopted by religious communities. The need is to find the cause behind the action rather than reacting without keeping in mind the possible results.

The stance that many people take is that what can the government do and its not just the government's responsibility. I say WHY NOT. If they have dared to take the wheel of the machinery in their hands by asking people to vote for them, then the total responsibility lies with them. Otherwise, they should step down the golden chair they so lavishly enjoy, and let someone else take the charge. Truth is, if we all individually start realizing the heavy burden of responsibility that comes with the unquestionable power, we would not see people dying to be elected as MNAs, MPAs and Nazims. The dilemma of our country is that the power hungry civil servants (politicians) don't have the urge to serve the country and the civilians (ordinary people) like myself don't realize that it is their RESPONSIBILITY. We start defending them, as we see the situation getting out of control. It's high time that we take control of ourselves and decide wisely who we want to vote for, come these elections.

Pakistan Zindabad !

OK, here is a test for everyone here claiming to love their country so much.

Here are some Pakistanis who need your help; http://tinyurl.com/2g8jl4

The catch is...the victims are Pakistanis Christians, while perpetrators are Pakistan Muslims (most likely Sunni).

What say you all about this? If you condemn this act, what about the underlying mentality; the Mullaiat, do you condemn it too?

@ UFO

Do you have any idea what you are talking about here?

What most people are talking about here has nothing to do with the number 14.....its the 14th of August that has value for the Pakistanis (at least supposed to have value) for this is the day we got independence.....!

All the days of the month are the same for most of us...its the events that happen on a specific day that make that particular special day any special or specific in any sense...!

Long live Pakistan.....!

I have been thinking of commenting on this buzz for many days....and have visited this buzz almost everyday. I am very happy to see so many users comment here and express their love for the country.....!

The reason why I have not been able to comment here earlier is that I have been struggling and thinking if it is better to love a country or to respect a country...or if loving and respecting is the same....??? I mean do we always respect the people we love and vice versa....?? I think we do....!

Very often we claim our love for some one or something without realizing that LOVE means much more than just words......much more than just the expression of sentiments....at the very least it asks for respect...it asks for faithfulness.....it asks for sincerity....it asks for selfless devotion....it asks for sacrifice......all of us here and anywhere else would definitely claim to LOVE our dear Pakistan...but do we fit in the criteria for LOVE.....!!

I am sure we do not dare to treat our very dear ones the way we treat Pakistan.... we'll be abandoned by our friends and other close ones if we treated them this way.....and I am sure Pakistan is not very pleased with us either....!

This is high time for us to look within ourselves and see if we can LOVE Pakistan with the true meaning of the word LOVE....!

How about bringing a good name to the country in the next years to come...!

LONG LIVE PAKISTAN....!

HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY TO ALL ..!

@fallen angel

agreed with u! yes love and respect root out from the spirit of patriotism....its the vision that a hard working man once saw....its a dream or a distant hum that a poet once heard.Its reality today...interms of creation...beyond that...is a nation that failed to recognize that dream and that hum...to take it beyond....but like a famous saying goes:

"the dream of one nation is the reality of the other..."

hope keeps us n the spirt within us ALIVE....I dont care or want to fall into a debate with others upon whoz right n whoz wrong....I have all my hopes that ONE day....ONE day (no matter if we live to see itor not!)......we would rise upto the dream and the hums of those visionary men....and if ONLY I have such hopes....it doesnt really matter...because every ocean once started with a drop!

Long Live Pakistan!

Sure we all love PAKISTAN but plz dont forget to our heroes

http://www.eyecatchypics.com/picture.asp?picid=1058

YES! I still love Pakistan!
There are troubles here and there with some "Pakistanis" but don't get me wrong, it doesn't mean I don't love Pakistan, I am here, living freely just because of Pakistan!
So, LONG LIVE PAKISTAN!

Love doesn't need a reason. So I love Pakistan without any reason. I will love Pakistan forever.

Long Live Pakistan