Loading...
Skip to Content

Lessons learnt from PK 8303 Crash Investigation Report

Home  Blog  Single

Lessons learnt from PK 8303 Crash Investigation Report

It is a disheartening day, where we have labelled our fighter brothers with bad names, after they laid their lives defending the plane. My heart and life is all for you, even when they accuse you.

Click here to open the report details on tribute website

Brother, you should consider this as a big bold warning. You will keep working hard for people over pity pay scales and they will disown you just like that. When the day comes, they will drink your blood. Your bosses and your employers.

Two things required out of a Leader

1. Leader owns his People

2. Leader never takes the Credit

1 Own your People

Leader by KOBU Agency

Bro, I can not fix this country. Not this nation. Not the mindset. Not a brick or a stone. I am helpless. I can not help the martyred brothers neither their families nor their colleagues. I can give you a concrete advise that will bring you back to living.

You do not trust these organisations. You do not trust your bosses. You do not trust your elders. You do not trust your judiciary and broken laws. You do none of that; become a violent mob.

This is your country. From mud, to splash, to brick, to wind, to uniform, to profession and to parliament. All of it is yours. 100% yours. They, the elders, and the head of our institutions, are retarded, stupid, bogus and abnormal. They try to own your soul, but honestly, you have your own soul. You have your own profession. You have your own responsibility. And you do all the great works only for your own country.

Understand it. When you reach the head of the organisation position. Or when you hit your 50s. Understand it. Pin it to your chest. You gotta own your family’s problems. You got to take the hits if your kid brings bad name to your house. You got to take the accusations , accountability and blames, for a car accident, in your organisation. And You got to OWN, if a plane crashes down due to your kid’s negligence, in your country.

2 Leader never takes the Credit

Give by Ben White

Brother, I am not writing it to win popularity. I am not in need of money. I am in pain. Help me here.

You take the credit too often. You believe in your hard work so much, you do not want to lose the benefit. You do not want to give your piece of meal to a Hindu, or a Jew. You do not want to lose your house. You do not want to lose your car. You do not want to give up on the Credits your way.

Bro, you are a leader. A giant. A magnanimous structure. Huge soul and stature. You are bigger than all of this. You know these are glitters and these are meaningless. You know these temporary kicks doesn’t last a moment.

Do not take the credit for your hard work. Give the credit to somebody else who is in need. Give it to your boss. Give it to your employee. Give it to your brother. Give it to the pilot who downed your flight.

Conclusion

Crash site captured by SAMAA tv

Pakistan has big bold empty souls in the highest chairs. It has goons and vagabonds controlling the chunks of our home. It, my and your country, is being controlled by people who are not leaders. They reached there through not leadership traits. They reached there after hard work, after taking the credits and after talking louder and walking emptier.

The plane in Karachi was fought bravely. It was flown greatly. It has the charisma. The calmness. The heroism and the bravery. One pilot of the kind who fought it till his last breath, is worth a million pilots who never underwent a fight. They, the pilots of PK8303, are our national heroes. They are our warriors. They are our fighters.

I feel, my blood brother, is not acknowledged for his life laid on the line of duty. And I do not find many people, feeling bad, ashamed or disgusted by the vehement declaration of hate against the children of this country.

Surah Bani Israel, 106 - 111