Jango007
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Really he is a click and bait journalist… in what capacity was he officially engaged with the Americans . Please enlighten .
Full Text of Controversial Imran Khan Cypher Released
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Really he is a click and bait journalist… in what capacity was he officially engaged with the Americans . Please enlighten .
Jango007
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No you are mistaken …. Look down and see your emptiness . I am not from your family so not a khusra .
Respect4Respect
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"When we first obtained this document, we deemed it too risky to publish in full. For a variety of reasons we don’t need to get into, the risk equation has changed and it’s important this memo be in the historical record."
I think it’s good that they leaked the original document so the people of Pakistan can see how their servants at GHQ colluded with the Americans to destabilize the country...maybe our future generations might learn something from this debacle.
Fatman17
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Stay on the topic. Avoid abusive comments or the thread will be closed @side-winder
Hassan_716
Registered Member
Well....
IK was right .. and we all know that ...
but but menstrual cycle .. the watch.. the university ...
system is rotten .... smells way too bad...
has to go .. no patchupsss
Salza
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The redactions next to the addressee list at the end of the cypher are significant. They point both to the source of the leak and to who was not the source.Contrary to some speculation, the copy released by Drop Site did not originate from the prime minister’s office. It came from within the Pakistani military, from an individual disillusioned with the direction of the country’s leadership.The cable was distributed to multiple recipients, all of whom retained their copies through the end of 2024. Drop Site obtained its copy from one of those military recipients.
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Ouch. Military fan uncles will have a tough time in defending this. Easy thing to name and blame others. Anyway sitar-e-Imitiaz to that individual with in military. Any idea who that guy in uniform is ? must be a high ranking individual for sure.
side-winder
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If that's the case, we will get a public denial by the Govt / ISPR.
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RealNapster
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Oh.. Yah. Okay.
RealNapster
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How can Pakistanis dont remember something as recent as 4 years ago ??
He was already in Moscow when putin started the war.
Olympus81
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How did this get leaked?
Secondly, the establishment would like to see this issue gone, but this leak seems to bring the issue at the forefront.
I suspect (its my view only) there are different factions within the establishment that try to undermine each other, hence these types of leak happen.
Secondly, the establishment would like to see this issue gone, but this leak seems to bring the issue at the forefront.
I suspect (its my view only) there are different factions within the establishment that try to undermine each other, hence these types of leak happen.
The official process for the Vote of No Confidence (VNC) didn't materialize out of thin air on March 8th, the opposition coalition had formally and publicly announced their decision to move the VNC nearly a month prior, on February 11, 2022. By the time this diplomatic wire was even typed up in Washington on March 7th, the political writing was already on the wall in Islamabad, and the opposition had spent weeks openly securing the numbers, managing defectors, and finalizing the logistics needed to oust the government through legitimate constitutional means.
What makes this an institutional disaster from a national security standpoint is that the Prime Minister had a perfectly legal, democratic, and dignified exit strategy staring him right in the face. Months before the VNC reached its breaking point, as inflation climbed and political allies began jumping ship, he could have exercised his constitutional right to dissolve the National Assembly and call for fresh elections. Going back to the public for a fresh mandate is what a confident democratic leader does when facing a parliamentary gridlock. Instead, he chose a reckless path toward domestic anarchy, deliberately holding onto power until the last possible second, and then weaponizing a routine diplomatic cable to set the entire country on fire.
By waving this "wire" at public rallies, the leadership pulled off a classic populist bait and switch. His popularity was demonstrably tanking due to severe economic mismanagement, skyrocketing inflation, and deep governance friction. He needed an emergency lifeline, and this document provided the perfect emotional decoy. Rather than letting the political process play out constitutionally, he chose to drag the country's sensitive diplomatic infrastructure into the mud, burning bridges with a global superpower and stoking dangerous internal divisions just to resuscitate his failing political brand. It was a calculated strategy: if he couldn't keep the prime minister's office, he would rather plunge the state into polarization and chaos than accept a standard parliamentary defeat.
What makes this an institutional disaster from a national security standpoint is that the Prime Minister had a perfectly legal, democratic, and dignified exit strategy staring him right in the face. Months before the VNC reached its breaking point, as inflation climbed and political allies began jumping ship, he could have exercised his constitutional right to dissolve the National Assembly and call for fresh elections. Going back to the public for a fresh mandate is what a confident democratic leader does when facing a parliamentary gridlock. Instead, he chose a reckless path toward domestic anarchy, deliberately holding onto power until the last possible second, and then weaponizing a routine diplomatic cable to set the entire country on fire.
By waving this "wire" at public rallies, the leadership pulled off a classic populist bait and switch. His popularity was demonstrably tanking due to severe economic mismanagement, skyrocketing inflation, and deep governance friction. He needed an emergency lifeline, and this document provided the perfect emotional decoy. Rather than letting the political process play out constitutionally, he chose to drag the country's sensitive diplomatic infrastructure into the mud, burning bridges with a global superpower and stoking dangerous internal divisions just to resuscitate his failing political brand. It was a calculated strategy: if he couldn't keep the prime minister's office, he would rather plunge the state into polarization and chaos than accept a standard parliamentary defeat.
Abdul q
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I got banned as well
these colonial army never worked for greater interests of people…
Abdul q
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Start thinking out of cantts, DHA and askaris…
NaqsheYaar
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Nothing matters now, Pak economy is staring down into the abyss, people would take things in their hands no matter what, we will see. This would be followed by a lawyers movement, should happen around the end of this year, then a bloody accountability will ensue.
We will see, NO ONE will get spared.
We will see, NO ONE will get spared.
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