Uncertain people

Uncertain people

What we don't have is what we long for. This inadequacy sometimes gives rise to a feeling of deprivation, sometimes it takes the form of a feeling of inadequacy. This issue is faced not only by individuals but also by nations, in this context see the example of the United States of America. This country has everything given by God, but there is no history, a very small mini-history, that is, if we start with Columbus, it is about five hundred years. Scientists are constantly searching, but there is no trace of an empire, no magnificent building, no remarkable literature. Probably America's largest complex in history. America has adopted a very interesting way to deal with this and that way is to build new museums. There are twenty museums in every town in every city in America. You can imagine that there are about 55 thousand museums in the world Of these, 35,000 are located in the United States. What has been decorated in these 35 thousand museums, you can guess from this that separate museums have been established on the history of "potato" and "mustard".

On the other hand, countries and regions that truly have thousands of years of history and culture seem to adhere to the "take it easy" principle, ie Greece has about 300 museums and Egypt has a total of 70 museums. Now don't call it a complex, what else can you say that a country has opened 35 thousand museums whose historical monuments and artifacts can fit in a 10+12 room even if they are kept open.

Complexes of us Pakistanis are also very interesting. For example, look at history. We believe in selective history. Do not believe grandfather, this is also a strange psychological state. Well, the list of our various complexes is long, but narrow column dictates that we have to limit ourselves to just one complex that is felt even more acutely while living in America. America's past may be foggy, but its "present" is bathed in light, and perhaps that is the difference between a developed and an underdeveloped system. For example, every American citizen knows that the next presidential election will be held on the fifth Tuesday in November next year, and that the candidate who wins will be sworn into office on January 20, 2025, while our caravan is surrounded by an army of conjectures. Is,

Undoubtedly, anarchy is our greatest complex, swaying from the shadows in semi-darkness, it is the history of a directionless caravan that has been driven around, our tragedy is uncertainty, and this uncertainty is only the election and its implications. Not limited to, this ambiguity is woven into the fabric of our narrative. Abu Saifar was the best example of the calendar until yesterday, today he is at the level of Asfal al-Saflin, Nawaz Sharif was "a fugitive and a criminal" until yesterday, today he is going to be judged, sometimes we are told that disqualification is for life. , then the news comes that lifetime cannot happen, sometimes the votes of party defectors are counted, sometimes they are left out of the count, sometimes the recode agreement is in the interest of the nation, sometimes it is against the interest, one day the so-called mujahids. The next day they go to kill the terrorists, first it was reported that Altaf Hussain is the beloved leader of the country's only representative party of the middle class, then the news came that he is a traitor. They take powers and sometimes give them, earlier they used to say that the caretaker government will be powerless, now it is heard that it will be empowered. That is, nothing has been decided till today, everything is illusion, everything is ambiguity, today's good tomorrow is called bad, and bad is good, uncertainty is uncertainty. If you don't suffer from a complex, what else?

The truth is that we are jealous of Haras state where there is no bird named caretaker prime minister, every major democracy in the world is ignorant of this bird, but we do not miss any chance of uncertainty, so "Who The discussion of "Hoga Nagran Prime Minister" is going on everywhere. By the way, the intentions of those who added the caretaker prime minister clause in the constitution were good, because in the following times, something happened like that Benazir Bhutto was removed from the prime ministership and opposition leader Ghulam Mustafa Jatoi was installed as the caretaker prime minister. The solution of the democrats was that the political parties should choose a non-controversial person as the caretaker prime minister through mutual consultation, but the permanent lord of the state found a solution to this too. Well, think about what the caretaker prime minister is selling in a country where the elected prime minister is taken from his chair by the ear. Our problem is not the caretaker prime minister, it is us The problem is the "Prime Minister", the elected and empowered Prime Minister as a result of a transparent election. Just as the followers of different religions are waiting for the arrival of a holy person, in the same way we are waiting for the first Prime Minister of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan for 76 years.

And as far as museums are concerned, America can never win from us in this field, there are only 35 thousand museums in America, we have made the whole country a museum.