flyingorca
Registered Member
Munir's "wonders" are pure optics. We did not get any tangible benefits from any of that stuff. No new investments no deals that aren't MoUs. Nothing of the sort.
I'm not going to say it's bad foreign policy but it's just handshakes and smiles so far. We're not actually gaining anything from it. Economy statistics will show you that accurately. Pacts and MoUs don't bring in any money.
As for civilian government. This is a good example of army propaganda seeping into the minds of people. We have accepted in our minds that civilians will somehow ruin the country through bad policy.
Civilians can be every bit shrewd as the faujis are. Even with civilian government you'll have an "establishment" that will be taking more sensitive decisions. Like whether or not to join a war or start one. All civil operated countries have these safe guards so this is not a valid point.
As for IK not being a good slave and rebelling against the military that brought him in. Good for him. We did not come into this world to be in servitude to chaps who still like to dress up like their old colonial masters.
Army can also end this dilemna of people hating it by doing one simple thing (Faujeets hate this trick!!?l) that would be to go back to their damn barracks and let the civilians dictate policy. As per the Quaid's original orders. We've tried all hybrid regimes and dictatorships now. It doesn't work.
At this point, it seems like you're avoiding my arguments and simply repeating the same talking points that I have already addressed and debunked.
Below is a list of several arguments and points I raised that you have yet to directly address. Instead of repeating the same claims, please respond to each point individually and explain why you disagree with the specific evidence or reasoning I presented.
- The reason behind Imran Khan's popularity is mainly because of hope he has given his supporter that he is the man who will implement true Islamic system in Pakistan. If Imran or PTI declare that Riyasat e Medina was just a political stunt and their wont be any Islamic system then it will be end of him and his party's dream of 2/3 majority.
- No matter how perfect of a democratic secular political solution you find for Pakistan, it will never win hearts of the people since for them Islam comes first. You may win some votes but majority of people wont even entertain such system. His KPK would be effected badly if they get rude awakening to reality.
- You did not provide any point as to what transpired that resulted in rift between IK and the establishment?
I chose not to respond back to your above post point by point is because you are just going round in circle.



