I am proud to be a Pakistani . Because these are the reasons :

[masti]

I am proud to be a Pakistani . Because these are the reasons :

1- World’s largest irrigation system is in Pakistan.
2- World’s largest deep sea port is Gawadar in Pakistan.
3- Pakistan is a proud owner of tallest cake world record.
4- World’s largest milk processing plant is in Pakistan.
5- Pakistani armed forces are internationally ranked sixth largest in the world by 2010.
6- Pakistani cricket team is among world’s best cricket teams and also have won world cups.
7- Pakistan is the only nuclear power in the Islamic and Muslim World .
8- Pakistan is the sixth biggest nuclear power of the world.
9- Pakistan has sixth largest population in the world.
10- Pakistan is ninth super-power nation of the world.
11- Pakistan is notable for having one of the best trained air force pilots in the world.
12- Pakistan has world’s youngest civil judge , Muhammad Illyas.
13- Pakistan has seventh largest collection of scientists and engineers.
14- About 50% of the world’s footballs are made in Pakistan.
15- Pakistan’s national anthem tune ranks first in the top three tunes of the world.
16- Fourth largest broadband internet system of world is in Pakistan.
17- The youngest certified Microsoft technology specialist Arfa Karim is a Pakistani .
18- Second largest salt mines of the world are Khewra Mines in Pakistan.
19- Largest producer of chickpeas .
20-Pakistan is the largest producer and exporter of Rice and cotton.
21 .Pakistan has won the most Squash championships.
22.Pakistan is the country with least racial discrimination.
23.The highest scorers in O' levels and A levels are both Pakistanis.
25.Pakistan is not among top 25 countries for crime rate . Where as countries like UK , USA and India are there..
26.The largest ambulance network in the world is run by Abdul Sattar Eidhi in Pakistan.It is said that if Abdul Sattar Edhi hadn't spent his money on Ambulance, he would have been 1.5 times richer than Bill Gates.
27.Tarbela Dam is the second largest dam in the world. Largest earth filled dam.
28.Some gifts of nature in Pakistan include K-2 the second largest mountain in the world.
29.Swat and Ziarat valleys which are among the world's 10 most beautiful valleys . Swat and Ziarat valleys which are among the world's 10 most beautiful valleys. Out of 20 highest peaks in the world Pakistan has 8 .
30.Some gifts of nature in Pakistan include K-2 the second largest mountain in the world.
31.MM.Alam made a world record by downing 4 Indian aircrafts in less than 30 seconds(26 to be exact). The record hasn't been broken yet.
32.Pakistan has been nominated among the 11 countries by U.N.O, which will be the largest economies in future.
33.In the last 5-7 years Pakistan's literacy rate has increased immensively. Pakistan is the country with highest literacy rate increase
And there are many amazing and unique facts about my beloved country Pakistan . Long Live Pakistan !!! . Salute !!! . PAKISTAN ZINDABAD !!! .

 

[aghakhan]

amazing information's about our beloved country.i like these kinds of people who think positively even in worst time.
[h=1]HASB-E-HAAL – 14 August 2013[/h]http://www.apkatv.com/2013/08/15/hasb-e-haal-14-august-2013/

 

[blatant]

most points are fine.

10. super power nation ? what does that mean?

22. Least racial discrimination !!!!!!!!!!!:13: if you are comparing with middle east, KSA and India...maybe ! rest of the world...A little bit of travel that I have done, I find Pakistan one of the most racist places. Bhaee hamaray haan racism tau buht bari cheez hay. we take it to micro levels. pathan, sindhi, malik, rajput, syed, musalli, chooray, phir SHAJRAY walay syed!, sunni, shia, wahabi, barelvi.....so whether you call it racism, i will call it grouping. In west, you find racism among white, black, asian, EU. you know racism based on whole region.

25. Crime rate .... well my take on that is, Pakistan is probably not among the top 25 countries with REPORTED crime.... Can you please give your source for this particular information. Your crime rate is now catching up with some nastiest african countries.

33. Literacy rate ! I think you are exaggerating that. Or you getting your information from some government agency. You must realize one of the biggest enemies of Pakistan so far has been these very government departments, ministries etc.

Please don't take it in a bad stride. I appreciate your affection for Pakistan. But I find these above mentioned stats a bit not keeping in with reality. Quote your sources for these and I might correct my misinformation.

 

[nvra911]

15- Pakistans national anthem tune ranks first in the top three tunes of the world.

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[KhanHaripur]

There are hundred reasons to be ashamed of
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And the only solution is to Follow Islam as Salaf Saliheen followed it.

 

[insaf_tiger]

There is one reason I am proud of pakistan .. no any other country has imran khan... there is on reason that brings shame for all pakistani the most criminal mind asif zardari was president of pakistan and the most dumbest and corrupt person is primminester of pakistan nawaz nora

 

[lurker]

If I had another country's passport, I'd not be proud of Pakistan for anything. As it stands unfortunately, I am only a Pakistani citizen. So I am left with little options and I am proud of the fact that I can goto Pakistan without any visa or even a passport in some regards. That's the ONLY reason to be proud of. Other than that, I feel my ancestors took some long deep seated revenge against me by making me a Pakistani citizen. :D hahah.

 

[modern.fakir]

Your ancestors probably had NO IDEA that they were going to have an ungrateful grandchild such as yourself who would belittle the sacrifices and the good decisions they made in favour of the religion they loved.(bigsmile)

I'm sure had they known the end result would be YOU then the result might have been somewhat different [hilar][hilar][hilar][hilar]

If I had another country's passport, I'd not be proud of Pakistan for anything. As it stands unfortunately, I am only a Pakistani citizen. So I am left with little options and I am proud of the fact that I can goto Pakistan without any visa or even a passport in some regards. That's the ONLY reason to be proud of. Other than that, I feel my ancestors took some long deep seated revenge against me by making me a Pakistani citizen. :D hahah.

 

[NasNY]

If I had another country's passport, I'd not be proud of Pakistan for anything. As it stands unfortunately, I am only a Pakistani citizen. So I am left with little options and I am proud of the fact that I can goto Pakistan without any visa or even a passport in some regards. That's the ONLY reason to be proud of. Other than that, I feel my ancestors took some long deep seated revenge against me by making me a Pakistani citizen. :D hahah.

I am proud to be a Pakistani because we tolerate braindead , handicapped persons like you, i am against abortions but you make an excellent example as to why abortions should be legal.

 

[Quicqsolution]

Pakistan is the country where Dogs become President and Prime Minister .
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[lurker]

Your ancestors probably had NO IDEA that they were going to have an ungrateful grandchild such as yourself who would belittle the sacrifices and the good decisions they made in favour of the religion they loved.(bigsmile)

I'm sure had they known the end result would be YOU then the result might have been somewhat different [hilar][hilar][hilar][hilar]

After "suffering" at the hands of being born a Pakistani; I promised myself that I would do whatever it takes to give MY child a better country than what my ancestors gave me. Let's see how well I overcome this Passport.

I am proud to be a Pakistani because we tolerate braindead , handicapped persons like you, i am against abortions but you make an excellent example as to why abortions should be legal.

Aww.. I love you too my miserable Pakistani brethren. Together misery always loves company. We need to stand united. We are the condemned. Unable to break free of the shackles that our ancestors chose to bestow upon us. In the end our ancestors were also Pakistani after all. Like most things Pakistani their planning and running of a nation was just as Pakistani as Pakistan.

Even to this very day, there is not a single step in the right direction in Pakistan. We are in free fall. The ship is sinking. There is no hope even. The conspiracy theorists atleast have some psychological hope, I am not a conspiracy theorists. I am a religious person, per say; I perform my religious duties; however I do them because I am commanded to do them. I would rather have that other life the religion promises than what my ancestors promised.

Btw. You said you tolerated something. That's also an oxymoron. Pakistani and toleration. haha kyun mazak kertay ho? lol. Oh I forgot you are in NewYork!? Shucks man when I was in WashingtonDC I too was a proud Pakistani. hahaha.

 

[NasNY]

After "suffering" at the hands of being born a Pakistani; I promised myself that I would do whatever it takes to give MY child a better country than what my ancestors gave me. Let's see how well I overcome this Passport.


Aww.. I love you too my miserable Pakistani brethren. Together misery always loves company. We need to stand united. We are the condemned. Unable to break free of the shackles that our ancestors chose to bestow upon us. In the end our ancestors were also Pakistani after all. Like most things Pakistani their planning and running of a nation was just as Pakistani as Pakistan.

Even to this very day, there is not a single step in the right direction in Pakistan. We are in free fall. The ship is sinking. There is no hope even. The conspiracy theorists atleast have some psychological hope, I am not a conspiracy theorists. I am a religious person, per say; I perform my religious duties; however I do them because I am commanded to do them. I would rather have that other life the religion promises than what my ancestors promised.

Btw. You said you tolerated something. That's also an oxymoron. Pakistani and toleration. haha kyun mazak kertay ho? lol. Oh I forgot you are in NewYork!? Shucks man when I was in WashingtonDC I too was a proud Pakistani. hahaha.

There are 4 types of people.

1. People who struggle to make things better regardless if the odds are against them.

2. Those who stand on the sidelines with a blank face, and wait for directions to do something.

3. Those who work against everyone's efforts and bring it down and cause misery.

and finally you


4. People who sit back and criticize those who are working hard, or those who are willing to work hard once they get a direction.

They see everything in a negative perspective. Because they are too afraid to take a risk and refuse to accept they are in the same problems as everyone else.

They believe if they criticize others than they are above everyone else.

They are the Naysayers, they criticize those who try and fall and get up to try again. Because they are afraid of failure and too lazy to try.

It is a fault in your character an insecurity, and you are ashamed of yourself and your life more than anything else around you, you are a self hater an Uncle Tom.

Even though # 3 is the worst kind of people, you are the ones that cause the most damage,

but at the same time you are the ones that can be salvaged by your own will and no one else.

Three steps, Shut up, Get up and do something. It will also help you lose the weight you have been struggling with all your life.

Consider it bitter advice from an older brother, but i know people like you don't take advice.

Remember You can't change anyone, you can only change yourself.

Ok I am done, its not a tit for tat competition so i won't be responding back.

 

[modern.fakir]

Dude your complaining as if we are holding you down to a flagpole and not allowing you to leave !(bigsmile) . Your lucky because in some countries they hold you accountable for not doing mandatory military service !!

You should be counting your blessings that Pakistan is nowhere near that. !!

True getting visas is tough and all that BUT thats with many other countries too !..If your poor in any country your looked down upon ...thats just how it is !!

After "suffering" at the hands of being born a Pakistani; I promised myself that I would do whatever it takes to give MY child a better country than what my ancestors gave me. Let's see how well I overcome this Passport.


Aww.. I love you too my miserable Pakistani brethren. Together misery always loves company. We need to stand united. We are the condemned. Unable to break free of the shackles that our ancestors chose to bestow upon us. In the end our ancestors were also Pakistani after all. Like most things Pakistani their planning and running of a nation was just as Pakistani as Pakistan.

Even to this very day, there is not a single step in the right direction in Pakistan. We are in free fall. The ship is sinking. There is no hope even. The conspiracy theorists atleast have some psychological hope, I am not a conspiracy theorists. I am a religious person, per say; I perform my religious duties; however I do them because I am commanded to do them. I would rather have that other life the religion promises than what my ancestors promised.

Btw. You said you tolerated something. That's also an oxymoron. Pakistani and toleration. haha kyun mazak kertay ho? lol. Oh I forgot you are in NewYork!? Shucks man when I was in WashingtonDC I too was a proud Pakistani. hahaha.

 

[spitfire]

15- Pakistan’s national anthem tune ranks first in the top three tunes of the world.

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It might be true, depends who is listening and who is singing!!!! shehbaaz sharif might take it ti the top though. brilliant voice. Simon cowell personally invited him to "Congo Got Talent" lol

 

[nvra911]

After "suffering" at the hands of being born a Pakistani; I promised myself that I would do whatever it takes to give MY child a better country than what my ancestors gave me. Let's see how well I overcome this Passport.

Trust me dude, this is the wish of almost every single person in Pakistan - they only don't say it on their faces.

Thanks for telling the truth though.

The few, handle-full of few who wish to stay in Pakistan were the people who're born to rich families, belong to corrupt political system or who were lucky enough to be born in a family which made them education and some profession or who're cartel-employees of mafia's like the Pak Army, Railways or PIA etc.

I think these are less than 10% of the 190 million Pakistanis.

Rest of the 90% would just make an organised line in front of the US embassy if it declared free green-cards to any Pakistani who just wanted it.

However, you'll see every single internet-jihadi here claiming their love-till-death for Pakistan at the same time. Strange.

The same goes the other way around too. I have yet to see any Pakistani who gave up the life of settled developed world to come back to serve the people. The ones who come back only do so if they can't get settled here or they're offered higher-paid job in Pak or they want to make more money through politics etc. No single Pakistani I know in my circle and my dad's acquaintances, has ever come back for an altruistic service to the people of Pakistan.

Yet, if you talk to them, they'll make claims about their love for Pakistan while sitting abroad like anything.

I've never seen Indians, Americans, German, British or the Australians behave this way. Only Pakistani's have this hypocritic-virus of fake patriotism.

 

[nvra911]

Dude your complaining as if we are holding you down to a flagpole and not allowing you to leave !(bigsmile) . [HI]Your lucky because in some countries they hold you accountable for not doing mandatory military service[/HI] !!

You should be counting your blessings that Pakistan is nowhere near that. !!

True getting visas is tough and all that BUT thats with many other countries too !..If your poor in any country your looked down upon ...thats just how it is !!

Mandatory military service happens in silly countries and its a silly idea. And it used to happen in Pakistan too, a while back. School kids were given exam score in exchange for getting trained to be a part of the reserves.

 

[nvra911]

There are 4 types of people.

1. People who struggle to make things better regardless if the odds are against them.

2. Those who stand on the sidelines with a blank face, and wait for directions to do something.

3. Those who work against everyone's efforts and bring it down and cause misery.

and finally you


4. People who sit back and criticize those who are working hard, or those who are willing to work hard once they get a direction.

They see everything in a negative perspective. Because they are too afraid to take a risk and refuse to accept they are in the same problems as everyone else.

They believe if they criticize others than they are above everyone else.

They are the Naysayers, they criticize those who try and fall and get up to try again. Because they are afraid of failure and too lazy to try.

It is a fault in your character an insecurity, and you are ashamed of yourself and your life more than anything else around you, you are a self hater an Uncle Tom.

Even though # 3 is the worst kind of people, you are the ones that cause the most damage,

but at the same time you are the ones that can be salvaged by your own will and no one else.

Three steps, Shut up, Get up and do something. It will also help you lose the weight you have been struggling with all your life.

Consider it bitter advice from an older brother, but i know people like you don't take advice.

Remember You can't change anyone, you can only change yourself.

Ok I am done, its not a tit for tat competition so i won't be responding back.

Right, from your words so you seem to kind of pretend to be a champion of patriotism.

May I please know what 'shutting up, getting up and done something' you've done for Pakistan which you're asking of @lurker or others?

It's very easy to be in a developed world, live on their social security or drive taxis and deliver pizzas there and claim to be the proudest Pakistani. Especially that too on a random internet forum.

Except for faarting in the air with your mere claims of patriotism, I would love to know what you've done that really counts as a patriotic action - for example giving up a life of serving your efforts for a US passport and actually coming back and really serving the people of Pakistan?

It's the easiest thing to be a proud Pakistani and selling that 'chooran' to people back home when you're abroad and working hard as a pizza delivery boy to get your US passport in 6-8 years. I really wish there was a test for people like you of what actions you've done to claim 'thaikaydari' of the word patriotism.

 

[NasNY]

Right, from your words so you seem to kind of pretend to be a champion of patriotism.

May I please know what 'shutting up, getting up and done something' you've done for Pakistan which you're asking of @lurker or others?

It's very easy to be in a developed world, live on their social security or drive taxis and deliver pizzas there and claim to be the proudest Pakistani. Especially that too on a random internet forum.

Except for faarting in the air with your mere claims of patriotism, I would love to know what you've done that really counts as a patriotic action - for example giving up a life of serving your efforts for a US passport and actually coming back and really serving the people of Pakistan?

It's the easiest thing to be a proud Pakistani and selling that 'chooran' to people back home when you're abroad and working hard as a pizza delivery boy to get your US passport in 6-8 years. I really wish there was a test for people like you of what actions you've done to claim 'thaikaydari' of the word patriotism.

I really don't like talking to proved Imbecile, and i don't like to tweet my own horn,

but to shut you up, minimum i have done, just my zakat is six figures. I have done a lot more physically, Not that you would believe me so your question was just as limited as your thinking.

That's a lot of pizza delivery and Taxis, for your limited imbecilic imagination because that's as far as you can think.

My avatarly challenged member. By the way you are number 3, so there is no hope for an Indian Imbecille like you.

 

[lurker]

Start spreading the news
I am leaving today
I want to be a part of it
New York, New York ....

Live Long and prosper my friend. :)

There are 4 types of people.

1. People who struggle to make things better regardless if the odds are against them.

2. Those who stand on the sidelines with a blank face, and wait for directions to do something.

3. Those who work against everyone's efforts and bring it down and cause misery.

and finally you


4. People who sit back and criticize those who are working hard, or those who are willing to work hard once they get a direction.

They see everything in a negative perspective. Because they are too afraid to take a risk and refuse to accept they are in the same problems as everyone else.

They believe if they criticize others than they are above everyone else.

They are the Naysayers, they criticize those who try and fall and get up to try again. Because they are afraid of failure and too lazy to try.

It is a fault in your character an insecurity, and you are ashamed of yourself and your life more than anything else around you, you are a self hater an Uncle Tom.

Even though # 3 is the worst kind of people, you are the ones that cause the most damage,

but at the same time you are the ones that can be salvaged by your own will and no one else.

Three steps, Shut up, Get up and do something. It will also help you lose the weight you have been struggling with all your life.

Consider it bitter advice from an older brother, but i know people like you don't take advice.

Remember You can't change anyone, you can only change yourself.

Ok I am done, its not a tit for tat competition so i won't be responding back.