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[Meengla]

lmao , attacks military posts , starts beating sepoys and then cries when government responds

Many political parties of Pakistan have done violent crimes but I can't think of any which used military's topmost leadership to become part of a plot to cause a mini-mutiny to regain power. That's where the Messiah Khan gravely erred and that's why his fortunes are doomed.
And contrary to what his followers here are saying: No NRO, no pardon is being offered. The crime was too big. The Pakistani military is the first, the last and the only line of defense for Pakistan and to cause a mutiny in it would be extremely dangerous for Pakistan given the external threats Pakistan faces. So, at most, Imran, if he apologizes for his crimes, maybe given an exit. Maybe. Nothing on the horizon right now and not especially the Establishment's stature greatly risen since India's Operation Sindoor.
But his blind followers are welcome to believe in the false 'martyrdom' route.

 

[hasssanali8998]

Actually, it WAS a dictatorship for those who were "defeated" at that time using similar mafia-like tactics.

and what did they do pls tell me
have a good day @Forsvaret you obviously have much more free time then me and this conversation is useless

 

[Forsvaret]

Many political parties of Pakistan have done violent crimes but I can't think of any which used military's topmost leadership to become part of a plot to cause a mini-mutiny to regain power.

Here, you can think of that:

The coup was notably planned by military general Akbar Khan, poet Faiz Ahmad Faiz and writer Sajjad Zaheer along with 12 others.

Rawalpindi conspiracy - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[Forsvaret]

and what did they do pls tell me

Those who were "defeated" in 2018 general elections joined hands with the same military establishment responsible for their "defeat". And later used that alliance to come into power again by using the same mafia-style tactics which removed themselves from power to begin with.

 

[Meengla]

Here, you can think of that:

Rawalpindi conspiracy - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Yes, I was vaguely aware of THAT coup but didn't want to go that far into the history; and was surprised that a hero like Major Akbar Khan was imprisoned for that and rightly so.
Anyway, it looks like chatting with you is useless, as someone else also said above. We all here present our views and it is up to the audience to ponder.

 

[Forsvaret]

Yes, I was vaguely aware of THAT coup but didn't want to go that far into the history; and was surprised that a hero like Major Akbar Khan was imprisoned for that and rightly so.

The great Urdu poet Faiz Ahmed Faiz was also imprisoned alongside him (and other civilians) for the said conspiracy. Was it also rightly so?

 

[Meengla]

The great Urdu poet Faiz Ahmed Faiz was also imprisoned alongside him for the said conspiracy. Was it also rightly so?

Of course it was right.

 

[hasssanali8998]

Those who were "defeated" in 2018 general elections joined hands with the same military establishment responsible for their "defeat". And later used that alliance to come into power again by using the same mafia-style tactics which removed themselves from power to begin with.

yes they didn't try to destroy islamabad

 

[Blueishere]

He has just stated that Asim Munir is mentally ill. Does it look like he is bowing down?

What "deal"? And why? Didn’t you read Imran Khan’s tweet last night?


And why should Imran seek "apology"? Has military establishment ever apologized for anything in the past 70+ years?


Nope. Trump’s votes in recent US presidential election weren’t stolen by their American military establishment….

He is in Jail, he doesn't run his twitter account.

 

[Forsvaret]

He is in Jail, he doesn't run his twitter account.

More bughaz-e-Imran as usual. What was posted on his Twitter account later in the day was exactly the same what his sisters had said right after meeting with him in person in prison. :

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[Oscar]

How many times military establishment are gonna do such operations? Every once in a while, there is a need for military operations to root out such militants to justify Pakistan being a perpetual security state.

Off course - otherwise everyone is ok with men having their heads cut off for not offering their daughters to an illiterate fighter. Pakistan welcomes such folk throughout its land according to PTI leaders these days.

 

[Taimoor]

So a tangential “tail of the lizard” answer rather than actually answering the question. Yep - typical response from you.

Sorry if I didnt latch on your bait.

 

[Oscar]

Sorry if I didnt latch on your bait.

Only exposes your hypocrisy in statements. Also nothing new

 

[Taimoor]

His ideals are selective bipolarism

He is a #fanofasimmuneer in disguise.

 

[Forsvaret]

yes they didn't try to destroy islamabad

It’s only because Imran Khan govt let them have their Long March freely in the capital:

15-day PDM protest against inflation begins

Workers, activists gather in front of Rawalpindi Press Club; Murree Road remains choked for hours.

www.dawn.com