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Political Gimmickry
Politics is a tedious job in developing countries...Well I suppose everywhere. A Prime minister stepped down and made way for another who will prepare grounds for yet another. I think these days GHQ is spending way more time than it used to spend on chalking out political scenarios. Don't and I mean it don't read this statement with a slightest of idea that GHQ was any less intrusive before. Its just that they have nothing else at their hands. Wars they know they can't fight. Work honestly they know they can't so they do whatever they are best at; what every mentally unemployed entity does_waste others time and provide hurdles in their progress. I guess we must do away with our army altogether and turn them into a political party( its not me saying this for the first time). They are all a burden on the national resources. Driving stipends for something they don't do_defend homeland. I don't blame them for that either, they simply can't defend this country. One of the reasons being army's involvement in the body politics to alarming extent. I wouldn't blame the generals for devouring our resource. Afterall who has seen life after death this life is just a drama with no applause or reaction from the audience. No feedback. So one must enjoy whatever and whenever one can. Rule of evolution is to destroy those who are not fit enough to survive. Pakistani civilians are not fit enough to survive.
I don't know I started with political gimmickry and ended up on army. But again you can't treat them as two different entities in Pakistan can you? Army=Political Gimmick=Army.

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