The three mentalities that threaten the future mindset of Pakistanis

We have three groups of traitors in our country and here's how I classify them:

1) Islamists who have no respect for our ancient history, who want to open our borders and let foreigners come in and run all over our country with a free pass as long as they're Muslim.

The only "education" they believe our children should get is grabbing the Quran and memorizing verses in a completely foreign language (Arabic) and repeating them like parrots 24 hours a day.

I'd like to add these same Islamists insisted upon us joining Ghandhis newly founded country"India".They even attempted to assassinate our beloved and well respected Quaid-e-Azam for refusing to join with India.
They will try to mingle our identity with the Muslims of the middle east,even though they are a completely foreign people to us.

2) Indianized "Pakistanis" or more specifically those who always think so highly of India. Some of these people are in fact Indian immigrants. They, like some Indian imperialists insist upon our so-called "common" culture and ethnicity with the Indians.

They insist upon diminishing our Pakistani identity and uniting with a foreign country next door to us. We may as well unite with the Chinese, after all they get on with us much more than the Indians do.

3) Westernized Pakistanis who have dominated the education system in Pakistan. They have taught our children that speaking in our own language is a crime and that it's a cool thing to go out eating out at western restaurants like McDonald's.
They have worked so hard to make sure that Pakistani youth are completely disconnected to the reality of their society.

The have introduced French, German, Spanish and English to our youth but never bothered with Punjabi, Pashto, Sindhi, Balochi. This is threatening our country's native languages, resulting in division amongst our people's based on language.

Tell me how important are these western languages when you travel all over Pakistan? Most of our children cannot afford to travel to the west.
"Business language"? My friends Turkey receives more western tourists than Pakistan and how fluent are they in English?

I once flew on Air China from Kuwait to Karachi and the captain surprisingly spoke almost no English. I could barely converse with him. He only knew enough English to understand air traffic rules and regulations and English words associated with aviation.

Not only that but he and his colleagues discussed the entire flight plan from Kuwait to Karachi all in Chinese!

I believe these three groups who are dominant in our country's politics and ruling class pose a serious threat to Pakistan's development and future.