What is the Fundamental Problem of Pakistan? - Syed Muzammil | Abbas Haidar | ViewPoint #48

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• SY

  @syedmuzammilofficial7067 · 4 years ago · pinned

  Thanks for having me, Abbas. Enjoyed the discussion. Best wishes to your audience. Cheers.

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• HA

  @HarrisSultanAtheist · 4 years ago (edited)

  Excellent, just brilliant! It’s always insightful to listen to Muzammil.

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• MU

  @musifine2922 · 4 years ago

  When you start reading Pakistan&apos;s history, you will laugh if you are not Pakistani and you will be depressed if you are Pakistani. <br> &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;~Prashant Dhavan Sir

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• MA

  @madfamli · 4 years ago

  Recently I discovered your channel! I guess you are outside Pakistan. That&apos;s why you are still alive and courageous to do such Vlogs.I don&apos;t know if Syed Muzzamil is in Pakistan. May God protect him. I am an overseas Pakistani, in mid sixties,it seems Muzzamil and you are speaking my mind. I endorse the opnion about our generation being fixated by the Zia doctrine and have several debates in social gathering negating it. At times being brandish as pro Ahmadi. Although we as a nation have forgotten our real heroes. It&apos;s sad that we don&apos;t learn from history. When Taliban blew up statues of Buddha in Bamyan,I predicted that wrath of God will be on this nation, and &nbsp;we see what has happened to date. Because Allah has forbidden to persecute on religious and beliefs. Excellent discussion. I am confident such programmes will reform some people and the dogmatic thinking. Social media can bring changes.

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• HR

  @hrishikeshkulkarni8955 · 4 years ago (edited)

  Indian here. Congratulations Abbas, for hosting this high quality discussion. Muzammil seems to have done a lot of deep thinking and reading beforehand on everything he spoke about - &nbsp;because it came out so logical and clear headed.<br>Superb analysis of recent history and current events in Pakistan and how it relates to rest of the world.<br>Unfortunately, the path to a better future for all of us is not that clear and seems difficult to come by.<br>Best wishes for your audience.

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• TA

  @tanseerahmad6586 · 4 years ago

  Absolutely brilliant . Sayed Muzammil is &nbsp;the voice of reason .

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• SU

  @suryanarayanajagarlapudi8672 · 4 years ago

  Syed Muzammil is one of whom any country can be proud.

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• SB

  @sbtcbd-f4h · 4 years ago

  I appreciate Syed and Abbas for such bright ideas for better future of Pakistan. Hope many more will join them.

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• SU

  @sujathaviswanathan7210 · 4 years ago

  This is the first time that I’m hearing a rational, well read and articulate person in Pakistan. Keep up the good work!

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• IN

  @Innotechfun2820 · 3 years ago

  Masha Allah

• SA

  @Sandeep63ful · 4 years ago

  What clarity! What maturity! Just mind blowing analysis. Hats off to you Muzammil and Abbas. Love and respect from India.

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• PR

  @pradipkantimazumder5492 · 4 years ago

  Being an Indian surprised to see both of your clear perception in terms of your problems.But why your leaders not taking lesson from history.Repeatedly taking wrong steps one after another in terms of foreign as well as domestic issues.I do appreciate that you have a clear view of your problems.Thank you both of you from India and keep on your initiative in this way.

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