Comments on: Pakistan Sugar Crisis: A Farce?

By: Anne@ flowers tea

Anne@ flowers tea — Fri, 28 Jan 2011 08:37:16 +0000

Maybe some of the big companies are controlling the prices and hoarding the stock of sugar to gain more profit.

By: haris

haris — Sat, 13 Mar 2010 17:47:29 +0000

do pray just

By: Immu

Immu — Wed, 17 Feb 2010 05:59:57 +0000

Not a blood revolution my friend, a Islamic revolution, and a Islamic government and society, like the one that was in Hazrat Umer bin Khattab’s (RA) era.
When he used to transport load of flour and other required stuff on his back to the needy house.
When he used to cry if he finds out some one is hungry in his government.
We had a chance in Afghanistan when Islamic Government was in rule. But the zionist wouldnt let muslims rise by any chance. So 9/11 was planted to attack and destroy the Islamic Rule.
And now to prevent it from happening again, some self made talibans are used in Pakistan to kill innocent muslims and prove talibans evil. The old game of hitting two birds with one stone.

By: Pakbits

Pakbits — Thu, 14 Jan 2010 12:10:59 +0000

I agree with the above comment; dear what we can do? except crying? as long as we keep quite and bear the burden from our corrupt politicians the things won’t change, what we need it the blood revolution.

By: Pakistan

Pakistan — Mon, 02 Nov 2009 05:24:34 +0000

Lo & Behold…

No sugar in Pakistan who said that..? you can find sugar in zardari house, nawaz sharif house,musharaf house,pervaiz ilahi house, and so on…. if sugar not exsist than it is the house of ‘AAM ADMI’ but for KHAS ADMI everything is available. Like flour they will do the same. The make products short in market to raise the prices. Just imagine how MNA and MPA s buy prado and mercedes and BMWs. From where they get the money? simple by looting its AAM ADMI & governement facilitating all its KHAS ADMI. who cares. our nation is sleeping….all politians are buying luxury cars and house by looting nations wealth. but our nation is still sleeping……Sleep Pakistan sleep…when you waked Pakistan would be sold.

By: strivingforbetterment

strivingforbetterment — Tue, 15 Sep 2009 09:12:41 +0000

It is such a shame that even sugar is a sour point in our country. Sixty years after independence, if we have been able to solve these rudimentary problem it is surely a sign that something is extremely and nefariously wrong in our society. It is high time that we woke up and do something about it, otherwise, i am afraid, sometimes, it does get a bit late.

By: MystaKool

MystaKool — Fri, 11 Sep 2009 06:50:40 +0000

Like our good old Info Minister said so bluntly, its just a fabricated situation.. the need for sugar will decrease if we intake one spoon of sugar with our tea instead of two!

What bullshit!

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