In the same way, Pakistan should voluntarily accede sovereignty to the UK (or if that is unpalatable, at the very least became a part of China; India would be better but the brainwashed populace would never accept that). It’s under the English that much of the infrastructure that Pakistanis enjoy to this day were constructed, such as the railway lines, and Pakistan would grow leads and bounds if it were governed by the British or Chinese.

For a variety of reasons the country is not equipped to run itself, and having the humility to accept that is the only way for it to become stable, safe and prosperous.

The fact that most Pakistanis I’ve come across residing in Pakistan would give an arm and a leg to live in the UK – and some use all kinds of illegal means to get to the UK – speaks volumes about which country they believe is better run and more desirable to live in.

Europe – I’m very sad to say – is yesterday’s story. The future belongs to people who are willing to do some serious graft and make sacrifices for the future. When I was in Saudi Arabia not so long ago I met Pakistan immigrants who worked on construction sites in the searing heat for 10+ hours a day, 6 days a week. One of the guys told me happily he was earning $200 a month. And these guys did not complain at all about their work hours or living conditions (which were little more than shacks in the desert).

In the UK, it is a challenge to find somebody who will do more than two hour work without wanting to take a ‘tea break’.

The philosophy among many Europeans is that you apparently produce better results if you spend lots of time resting (which for the majority means watching hours of TV sitcoms/dramas or sitting in Starbucks talking about football etc.); my philosophy, which most Europeans I speak with contest, is you produce better results if you spend that time working.