Full Text of Controversial Imran Khan Cypher Released

[SaadH]

It’s a possibility. But for now it seems both the PTI and Establishment are a poles apart.

The most likely scenario would be a musical chair between the second generation of PPP (Bilawal) and PMLN (Maryam, Hamza) leaders for the foreseeable future.

Munira Mistry is the supreme dictator for life with zero checks and balances, at least Bajwa had CJSC post to over rule him when he tried to roll back the nuclear program to make his zionists masters happy, Munria eliminated the CJSC post and made himself the little temu Kim Jong Un, PPP/PMLN fools are mere court jesters at this point.

 

[Jungibaaz]

It’s a possibility. But for now it seems both the PTI and Establishment are a poles apart.

The most likely scenario would be a musical chair between the second generation of PPP (Bilawal) and PMLN (Maryam, Hamza) leaders for the foreseeable future.

IMO, the support from within the public for IK is not just going to evaporate though. The establishment are the supreme power, but they are not immune to public pressure. All that support and fervour for PTI and IK, will eventually need an outlet. Also, these hybrid setups are never permanent, they always end in divorce, and then the establishment goes looking for their new role and new partners, and suitors from the civilian side are only to happy to reproach.

 

[Olympus81]

Munira Mistry is the supreme dictator for life with zero checks and balances, at least Bajwa had CJSC post to over rule him when he tried to roll back the nuclear program to make his zionists masters happy, Munria eliminated the CJSC post and made himself the little temu Kim Jong Un, PPP/PMLN fools are mere court jesters at this point.

Honestly, it’s quite disturbing to have a person at the top and making sure the position is above accountability. Doesn’t bode well when it comes to institutions building. Perks of living in a hybrid regime.

Friendly advise, you can make arguments without resorting to name calling.

 

[Olympus81]

IMO, the support from within the public for IK is not just going to evaporate though. The establishment are the supreme power, but they are not immune to public pressure. All that support and fervour for PTI and IK, will eventually need an outlet. Also, these hybrid setups are never permanent, they always end in divorce, and then the establishment goes looking for their new role and new partners, and suitors from the civilian side are only to happy to reproach.

True, things change very quickly within Pakistan.

A new CDF and he doesn’t have a liking for PPP PMLN for their corruption and we’ll be here mudslinging along political affiliations but fail to point at the elephant in the room.

Interestingly even PTI are getting a lot of slack for not doing enough to get IK out despite all the fabricated cases. But I believe the anger hasn’t reached that level to ring alarm bells for the boys.

 

[SaadH]

Honestly, it’s quite disturbing to have a person at the top and making sure the position is above accountability. Doesn’t bode well when it comes to institutions building. Perks of living in a hybrid regime.

Friendly advise, you can make arguments without resorting to name calling.

This man has destroyed many lives and leading to the country to total collapse and you are hung up on name calling...

 

[VCheng]

IMO, the support from within the public for IK is not just going to evaporate though. The establishment are the supreme power, but they are not immune to public pressure. All that support and fervour for PTI and IK, will eventually need an outlet. Also, these hybrid setups are never permanent, they always end in divorce, and then the establishment goes looking for their new role and new partners, and suitors from the civilian side are only to happy to reproach.

Well, the Generals will pay heed to this "support from within the public" that actually creates "public pressure" when this "support and fervor for PTI and IK" eventually "needs an outlet".

When it all actually happens, then yes, they will pay heed. But not before. Until then, it is only claims we have all heard many, many times before.

 

[Taimoor]

One phone call from the White House to IK with an invitation, and he'll come tail a-waggin', with everything forgotten, not just softened.

They all do that, rabidly anti-US in rallies, and bootlickers in the Oval Office.

You are embarrassingly misinformed. Guy is in jail, carry three bullets in his legs, becuase his ego is the size of K2.

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[Goenitz]

You are embarrassingly misinformed. Guy is in jail, carry three bullets in his legs, becuase his ego is the size of K2.

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He is a humble guy. However, he won't budge when under pressure.

 

[That_Guy]

LOL. This is what I actually said:

The fact that you conveniently omitted to mention the sole reason for the protests - IK's release from jail - clearly shows the robustness of your argument, or rather, the utter lack thereof.

But hey, if you are happy that two sisters, a lackey CM with nothing better to do, and a bunch of miscreants are taking the "initiative", then I am perfectly happy for you.

I think we can take up this point if and when then these two tonga initiatives actually achieve something.

Till then, happy protesting!

Your attempt to "gotcha" me, really just proved me right.

I didn't omit anything, and in fact that very quote you posted literally proves my point.

You were talking about the initiative to protest itself, those were your words. It doesn't matter what the protest was about, or whether they failed or succeeded, your words were simply about the protests themselves.

Regardless, the facts aren't really on your side, since you're now arguing semantics, instead of defending every other point I dismantled.

But, whatever floats your boat.

 

[Taimoor]

He is a humble guy. However, he won't budge when under pressure.

He is humble towards downtrodden, but no nonsense with equals, whether the opposite is POTUS or whoever. Excellent trait as a leader of the nation. As PM, He never visited Europe, even UK when his buddy Bojo was in power, simply because there was nothing substantial on the table to be discussed.

 

[VCheng]

He is a humble guy. However, he won't budge when under pressure.

Except when he went to the IMF?

 

[mythbuster]

He is humble towards downtrodden, but no nonsense with equals, whether the opposite is POTUS or whoever. Excellent trait as a leader of the nation. As PM, He never visited Europe, even UK when his buddy Bojo was in power, simply because there was nothing substantial on the table to be discussed.

He acts like a sharmilee doshiza when he meets more powerful people.

 

[Taimoor]

He acts like a sharmilee doshiza when he meets more powerful people.

You are terribly misinformed. Plus, you think all act like GHQ donkeys and their speciality in TC. Frogs in the well.

 

[Goenitz]

Except when he went to the IMF?

He was appearing in front of courts too, though everybody knew judges were lackeys and biased. What does the ego have to do with that? He was just being moral and ethical about it.
Just letting you know, he convinced the IMF that he will give subsidies, and the deficit will be met by austerity measures. Though the IMF initially objected, it later agreed, and he carried on with the utility relief.

 

[Goenitz]

He acts like a sharmilee doshiza when he meets more powerful people.

You can find a woman in IK's demeanour? You are something.