PTI news, updates and discussions part ll

VCheng said:
Yes, but all revolutions overcome such heavy handed suppression of the people's will, if they truly have grassroots support. History shows us that to be true time and again.
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Yeah, then after already being called the political wing of TTP, I don't know what other titles will be bestowed.
 
Jango said:
Yeah, then after already being called the political wing of TTP, I don't know what other titles will be bestowed.
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"Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me." Let people say what they may. It is actions that matter.

As long as people are content to tweet furiously and not do much else, the status quo remains in place just fine.
 
VCheng said:
"Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me." Let people say what they may. It is actions that matter.

As long as people are content to tweet furiously and not do much else, the status quo remains in place just fine.
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The status quo provides enough to those it needs to keep managed, so they remain managed.

Yeh foreign funded, TTP supporting, Modi licking, Afghan loving PTI kay ghaddar bhi kharay ho jayen gay jab in kay apnay ghar par museebat aye gi. Let's see if that time comes. Not holding my breath now, it's not in our genes.
 
Taimoor said:
And here is the problem with these so called liberals of Pakistan, absolute retards. This dehumanising of people of Pakistan as if they don't even exist. As a ruler, your first and only priority is your standing among own people. These demonic concepts are sold in Pakistan for one and only purpose, to disenfranchise people from the state, destroy from within.
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Khooni liberals working off fascist playbook, that is their only MO....
 
Jango said:
The status quo provides enough to those it needs to keep managed, so they remain managed.

Yeh foreign funded, TTP supporting, Modi licking, Afghan loving PTI kay ghaddar bhi kharay ho jayen gay jab in kay apnay ghar par museebat aye gi. Let's see if that time comes. Not holding my breath now, it's not in our genes.
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I agree with your post and the sentiments therein.
 
Jango said:
This is what's happening to a guy who was just making a 10 second video on a public road

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The last time people came out at D chowk you shot at them. You have no qualms about keeping people in jail for bhens chori and then having them miss the deaths of their loved ones. And then you say, log kyun nhn arahay?

Again, can't tie someone's hands up and then tell them to swim.
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The majority of lawyers are compromised......fully compromised. In front of the camera and behind the camera, totally different thoughts.
 
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Muneera and his GHQ goons are well on their way at the receiving end of generational hate.
 
The imprisonment and reported deteriorating health of former prime minister Imran Khan came under sustained scrutiny in the UK Parliament on Tuesday.

Peers across party lines pressed the Labour government to intensify diplomatic engagement with Islamabad and consider linking aid and trade to human rights benchmarks.

The issue was raised during oral questions led by Labour peer Baroness Alexander of Cleveden, who asked about discussions with the government of Pakistan regarding Imran’s incarceration.

Responding on behalf of the Foreign Office, Minister of State Baroness Chapman of Darlington reiterated that while Pakistan’s judicial processes are a matter for its own authorities, the UK had consistently raised concerns over fundamental rights.

Read more: https://www.dawn.com/news/1975881/
 
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