It has probably stricken to you ‘What’s Tahir-ul-Qadri doing in Pakistan?’ He had been in Canada all this time and his sudden appearance in Pakistan this winter has raised concern among millions of people. From what I know he hasn’t been a political leader until now. It’s comprised his aim is to free ‘Pakistanis who are frustrated with a government that they say has given them nothing but unemployment, electricity blackouts, and terror attacks’.
Where did TQ come from and how did he mobilize so many people so soon? The truth is it took him 30 years of academic service, hundreds of thousands of speeches, 1000 books and lectures all over the world, teaching 2 generations of muslims globally. What you missed were his 30 years of serving a subject that did not interest you. Neither were you probably aware that his lectures have been broadcasted (recorded and live) on PTV since the early 80's (and then banned by Zia), twice everyday on QTV, ATV, ARY. Plus, huge amounts of media coverage from Europe and most superstar news chans. But we don't watch or listen to bearded people. Ever. Unless its ZZ Top! Or Gandalf. But it did interest millions in the world. Some of whom have travelled from all across different places to be with him in his march, donated millions to this cause, paid for his security and bullet proof vehicle because it matters to them. So does the future of Pakistan and the future of pakistan matters to them. And maybe they could afford the media campaign and security measures. It doesn't have to be funded by an agenda or agency. It could. Maybe it was. What if its not? Do you know for sure? (Courtesy: Faisal Baig)
Internet posts are flying through terming the whole situation as the ‘Green Revolution.’ It’s supposed to put an end to corrupt leaders in the government. “I am here for you, for the people of Pakistan.’’ Tahir-ul-Qadri appealed the people to realize the situation of Pakistan. He said:
•You won’t get this situation next time. The time to change is Now, or Never.
• Come out and join for your own sake. I am here and struggling on behalf of Pakistani People.
• People watching on Television should come out and change Pakistan.
The best thing I liked about Qadri’s long march is the fact that it was ‘peaceful’. The supporters had brought their blankets, even ready to camp overnight in spite of the cold weather. The estimated 30,000 people held Pakistani flags in their hands showing their support for a united, peaceful Pakistan.
Tahir-ul-Qadri represents no political party and is simply here to ‘rescue us from the slavery we offer to corrupt governors’. I will have no further say to anything judgemental but yes, I largely support the cause. This Revolution has been long awaited. It’s finally time to change and make Pakistan a well-governed, safe place.
Where did TQ come from and how did he mobilize so many people so soon? The truth is it took him 30 years of academic service, hundreds of thousands of speeches, 1000 books and lectures all over the world, teaching 2 generations of muslims globally. What you missed were his 30 years of serving a subject that did not interest you. Neither were you probably aware that his lectures have been broadcasted (recorded and live) on PTV since the early 80's (and then banned by Zia), twice everyday on QTV, ATV, ARY. Plus, huge amounts of media coverage from Europe and most superstar news chans. But we don't watch or listen to bearded people. Ever. Unless its ZZ Top! Or Gandalf. But it did interest millions in the world. Some of whom have travelled from all across different places to be with him in his march, donated millions to this cause, paid for his security and bullet proof vehicle because it matters to them. So does the future of Pakistan and the future of pakistan matters to them. And maybe they could afford the media campaign and security measures. It doesn't have to be funded by an agenda or agency. It could. Maybe it was. What if its not? Do you know for sure? (Courtesy: Faisal Baig)
Internet posts are flying through terming the whole situation as the ‘Green Revolution.’ It’s supposed to put an end to corrupt leaders in the government. “I am here for you, for the people of Pakistan.’’ Tahir-ul-Qadri appealed the people to realize the situation of Pakistan. He said:
•You won’t get this situation next time. The time to change is Now, or Never.
• Come out and join for your own sake. I am here and struggling on behalf of Pakistani People.
• People watching on Television should come out and change Pakistan.
The best thing I liked about Qadri’s long march is the fact that it was ‘peaceful’. The supporters had brought their blankets, even ready to camp overnight in spite of the cold weather. The estimated 30,000 people held Pakistani flags in their hands showing their support for a united, peaceful Pakistan.
Tahir-ul-Qadri represents no political party and is simply here to ‘rescue us from the slavery we offer to corrupt governors’. I will have no further say to anything judgemental but yes, I largely support the cause. This Revolution has been long awaited. It’s finally time to change and make Pakistan a well-governed, safe place.
The Green Revolution; ‘’ We stand with the citizens of Pakistan who are calling on their State to conduct the country's elections in accordance with the full letter and spirit of the Constitution, for the implementation of true democratic principles, to protect civil liberties and universal human rights. We urge the leaders of Pakistan and key international players to support us in delivering real political participation of citizens, and politically empowering the weaker classes of Pakistani society to ensure the values of justice, fairness, equality, and rule of law.’’
Wishing Pakistan a great future ahead!
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