flyingorca
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Yes, Imran Khan and his supporters who used to brag that Trump is their dad and would rescue his pet imran kham. So PTI supporters in US proudly went to pooling stations and voted for Trump.
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Yes, Imran Khan and his supporters who used to brag that Trump is their dad and would rescue his pet imran kham. So PTI supporters in US proudly went to pooling stations and voted for Trump.
flyingorca
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IShowSpeed gets more views, by your logic he must be PTI's next messiah.
flyingorca
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This guy sounds like a dumb2ss. Does not even know the real reason why US went to war in Afghanistan and WOT was just the excuse.
He should read a thing or 2 about illuminatis, secret society, kabala, freemason, bankers, defense contractors etc how they profit from wars. And oh yes it was also about world dominance. So no matter how convincing your speech sounds about how much of a bad idea it was to go to Afghanistan, those who planned it benefited from it.
Its like saying, robbers should not rob people. Oh really Sherlock?
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pashtunkoum
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The difference is clear. You want Pakistan to be the best of all servants and please their masters. We want Pakistan to build itself as a true nation. We strive to achieve that vision. From your posts it’s evident to you getting a “good boy” from Trump is your definition of success.
Obviously to you it’s as “simple as that”. Sometimes the slave mindset is so ingrained you can’t see reason.
pashtunkoum
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At one side we have this and on the other side we have “I salute you Saar. You da man for peace prize Saar”
flyingorca
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Lol, all what I am doing is showing you the reality and you keep coming up with the same bs that we are Imran tigers. Being delusional does not changes the reality for Pakistan. Even Trump in white house front of Imran Khan said that dont know why we gave Pakistan so much money and in return they did not even respect us.
I specifically asked you a scenario based question about Imran Khan being in charge of the country during 2000s and how he would have handled the situation. So far you have only given me the runarounds and no straight forward answer.
Remember, speeches dont get you anything other then votes and cult followers and every action has 10 times more reaction by a super power.
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Respect4Respect
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She’s already acting like Haseena Wajid, threatening the parents of journalists who report on their corruption and misuse of power.
Oscar
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What a clear example of cultism - if someone wants to go and see those five points I posted this is 3 out of those 5 being activated because they could not negate the earlier ones due to a lack of intellectual response capacity.
You people really do think politics is just performance art. One minute you mock “boot polishing,” the next minute you are inventing fairy tales about “balanced foreign policy” from a movement that treated slogans as strategy and delusion as statecraft.
Saudi Arabia is actually the perfect example of why your argument is childish. Trump can brag that MBS was “kissing his ass,” and it still does not change the fact that Saudi Arabia deals with the US from a position of wealth, leverage, arms purchases, energy influence, and strategic importance. That is the difference between a country that can absorb rhetoric and still extract value, and a country whose economy keeps colliding with reality and ends up back at the IMF.
That is what makes the PTI version of “independence” so embarrassing. It is not sovereignty because it is emotional cosplay for people who want to feel proud without doing the hard work of building actual national capacity. You cannot posture as some great anti-imperial force while depending on creditors, external bailouts, and fantasy economics to keep the lights on but go on with the "grape Khan" butt kissing while projecting it one everyone else.
So no, the issue is not whether Trump might one day mention Pakistan in some degrading way. With Trump, humiliation is just part of the package. The real question is whether a country is strong enough to still get something out of the relationship. Saudi can. Pakistan, in its current condition, cannot pretend that chest thumping is a substitute for leverage.
This is where the cultism comes in PLAIN AND CLEAR.
Because at some point facts stop mattering to you people entirely. The movement gives you a script such as “boot polishers,” “slaves,” “imported regime,” “real freedom” and then you all repeat it to each other like a prayer until the slogans themselves become a substitute for thought.
Internal contradictions do not matter.
Failed predictions do not matter.
Economic reality does not matter.
The only thing that matters is whether the line flatters the group’s identity and you all can go 69 on each other constantly.
What PTI sold people was not strategic autonomy and instead was narcissism dressed up as nationalism, marketed to a political fanbase that now behaves less like citizens and more like a belief community. That is why every debate with you folks feels pointless because you are arguing with people who do not want coherence, only reinforcement.
Oscar
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Because that is ALL THEY ARE! Brainwashed CULTISTS!
That is the part they never understand.
You can acknowledge the military establishment has made massive mistakes, committed excesses, damaged institutions, manipulated politics, and helped create many of Pakistan’s long term problems but none of that automatically turns Imran Khan into a strategic genius or his current movement into the answer.
Two wrongs do not make a right. But with PTI supporters, that basic logic just does not register anymore. The moment you criticize Khan’s recklessness, his slogans as policy mindset, or the fantasy that speeches can substitute for leverage, they immediately short circuit into the same script: “boot polisher,” “slave mentality,” “you support the establishment.” It is pure cult reasoning. They do not process criticism as analysis; they process it as betrayal.
That is why these debates go nowhere. You can concede real and serious wrongdoing by the military, and instead of engaging the actual point, they will either ignore it completely or twist it into proof that Khan was still right about everything. Their brains have been trained to flatten all complexity into one emotional binary:
either you are with the leader or you are a traitor.
Once politics becomes a core belief trait like that, reason stops working because identity protection takes over.
And that is also why your question was so damaging to them. It forced them into the real world of consequences. What would Khan have actually done in the 2000s, with the US at peak power, Pakistan financially dependent, and the post-9/11 environment completely stacked against weak states?
They cannot answer directly because the honest answer is obvious: he would either have done some version of the same thing every Pakistani government did, or he would have postured theatrically and gotten the country crushed economically and diplomatically. There is no magical third option where vibes, speeches, and “absolutely not” somehow overpower structural reality.
Now just look at what I wrote and see if their replies are anything other than the framework I just laid out earlier and now in this thread because they are INCAPABLE OF OTHER RESPONSES.
Even if you present a perfectly objective argument by condemning the military, calling out PML-N, and then analyzing Khan they will still ignore all of it and spin you into a "boot polisher." Because for them, this is no longer about finding political solutions....it is about protecting a religious level devotion to one man, and their brains have simply lost the ability to compute anything else.
rafale
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It is not that easy to remove GSP+ status merely because a clown like Imran Khan is in jail. By that logic, any single human rights violation will cause a multi party, multi year, multi billion dollar GSP to collapse. International trade frameworks don't work like that.
Plus GSP+ is more concerned with human rights and labor rights, it uses the incentives to strong arm your industries to adopt better humane practices, not to get some clown out of jail.
PTI stooping so low because they have nothing else to offer.
PTI jokers should realize sooner than later that Pakistan is bigger than one person.
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VCheng
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Agreed. This is exactly what I said before so many times already.
Oscar
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This mentality did not begin with PTI and will not end with it. Pakistan has seen the same cult-like attachment with Bhutto, Benazir, Nawaz, Musharraf and others, and even wealthy, educated societies are not immune to this kind of politics. These movements grow not just from lack of schooling, but from fear, insecurity, weak institutions, and the craving for a savior. Until that changes, people will keep mistaking loyalty to a leader for loyalty to the country.
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