PTI freedom movement against Judiciary and Establishment: News, Discussion & Updates

[Hopefully Pessimistic]

Irony that a “Kashmiri” is saying this. You needed someone else’s help against the Indians. Your kin is enslaved by the Indians. Maybe you should put forth more energy towards freeing them than harassing people online who advocate for the oppressed people regardless of their ethnicity and religious affiliation.

But I guess it’s typical if you G-Hadis, leaving your kins under oppression while busy oppressing everyone else.

Do you think "G-hadis" is an insult?

You need balls to be one of those, would you look in the eyes of the Sahaba and call them that as an insult?

 

[Hopefully Pessimistic]

No I wouldn’t since they fought for Muslims, kinda like what the followers of Ahlul E Bayt are doing today for Sunni Gazans. Meanwhile, G-Hadid spawns masquerading as Ethno-Rats want to pound other Muslims into the sand while deliberately avoiding fighting for their co-religonist held under mass oppression in Kashmir and Palestine.

Thanks for playing, Indic G-Hadi f^*k!

Written by a - Indic Shia American cissie

The jokes write themselves

 

[CPTPLANET]

Written by a - Indic Shia American cissie

The jokes write themselves

Not as much as Kashmiris oppressed being replaced right door while you look the other way.

 

[Cash gk]

tout is threatening again

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[Starlord]

Kia Chutiya Fauj hai yaar... Pakistan Army has become a cause of embarrassment for the nation, seriously these top military leadership are literally " Chote log with on big Positions ", their ego is even smaller and fragile than a un-pardh dehati gawaanr.

 

[Cash gk]

Javed Hashmi says Asim munier is buggiest thief

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[SaadH]

Illegal Army Thief Munira Mistry is mentally ill, the guy will
end up killing more of his own people than Yahya Khan.

Papa John Army soldiers followed illegal orders of Yahya Khan
in the 70's, they killed 300,000 of their own people and raped
thousands of women. But people still call these soldiers
shaheeds. lol

Papa John Soldiers have been following illegal orders of Bajwa
and Munira for the past 2 years. They raided thousands of houses,
tortured, raped, imprisoned and even killed their own people.
Pakistani people need to stop calling these Soldiers shaheeds
when they are neutralised.

Both Yayha and his minion Bhutto who previously did the most to destroy Pakistan share their creed with Munira who now doing the most to destroy Pakistan as well as with Mir Jaffer and Sadiq. It's all going according to plan.

 

[lightning f57]

Its like that Coca-Cola song holidays are coming, the establishment know Trumpy is coming and his going to be not good for them. Their sucking up in DC will not work as well as it maybe now with sleepy geno joe

 

[Cash gk]

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[last-soul]

Yeah… when I speak up for the Baluchis and Pashtuns, I get ton of hate from the ethno Nats here. If the military is doing this in cities where news travels quickly, imagine what’s going in remote places of the country.

They’ve done much worse in the tribal areas to fulfill their pockets with blood money.

This bhencod army is a complete sell out - they'll sell anything for the $$$s and I mean anything - even their own mothers/sisters...what's a few thousands Pakistanis to them? One American phone call, and they'll level their own country. However, when it comes to defending the country, the same **** will shit their pants. What a shit show.

Remember the days of war of terror when the Army rounded up innocent blokes from the street, labelled them Talibans shipped them off to Guantamo bay? What for? A mere few $$$s!

 

[Cash gk]

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[CPTPLANET]

This bhencod army is a complete sell out - they'll sell anything for the $$$s and I mean anything - even their own mothers/sisters...what's a few thousands Pakistanis to them? One American phone call, and they'll level their own country. However, when it comes to defending the country, the same **** will shit their pants. What a shit show.

Remember the days of war of terror when the Army rounded up innocent blokes from the street, labelled them Talibans shipped them off to Guantamo bay? What for? A mere few $$$s!

Bingo. Hence my views of them as absolute Piece of Sh*ts.

We muslims don’t forget or move on.

We’re stubborn and thick headed and I guess that’s why the world isn’t fond of us. That’s their complaint, why don’t you assimilate and start drinking and eating pork. Be like everyone else.

 

[CPTPLANET]

Its like that Coca-Cola song holidays are coming, the establishment know Trumpy is coming and his going to be not good for them. Their sucking up in DC will not work as well as it maybe now with sleepy geno joe

I predicted this 4 years ago

 

[Oscar]

I predicted this 4 years ago

Let’s assume it were true the there is possibility that IK suddenly might come to light in return for him ignoring some key figures and getting the heads of the others just because Trump likes him.

So four more years of a toned down IK could be possible with more PML(N) and PPP roundups.
If that does happen expect internal security to be compromised even more since Aabpara will be too busy with internal machinations.

This is a beautiful kalam from Amir Khusrau but it does seem to suit the establishment well when it comes to the United States..

Mo se bol na bol, meri sun ya na sun
Mein to tohe naa chhoruungii ai sanvare

 

[Cash gk]

The Controversy Surrounding General Asim Munir's Tenure

In a recent turn of events, General Asim Munir, the Chief of Army Staff in Pakistan, has come under intense scrutiny and criticism. Allegations have surfaced regarding his perceived overreach and misuse of power, with many pointing to actions that they believe threaten the stability and unity of Pakistan. This controversy has sparked widespread debate about the role of the military in the nation's politics and its implications for democracy and governance.

The ISPR's Statement

The Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), the media wing of the Pakistan Armed Forces, recently made a statement that has added fuel to the fire. The ISPR indicated that General Asim Munir sees himself as the embodiment of the state. Critics argue that this perception is not only misguided but also dangerous. They claim that Munir, in his quest to solidify his control, has employed the military against the very state it is supposed to protect.

Allegations of Power Misuse

Since taking control, allegedly through unconstitutional means, General Munir has been accused of undermining democratic institutions and processes. One of the most serious accusations is his interference in the political process, particularly in relation to the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party. The PTI, which had a significant majority and support across all four provinces, has been marginalized, with the government being handed over to the Pakistan Muslim League (Nawaz) (PML-N), a party that won significantly fewer seats.

Critics argue that this manipulation is part of Munir's strategy to ensure his continued grip on power. They suggest that the recent actions of the Election Commission, allegedly under Munir's influence, to ignore Supreme Court orders and deny PTI its rightful place, are clear indications of this.

The Threat to National Unity

The most alarming aspect of these developments is the potential threat to Pakistan's unity. PTI, being a federal party with widespread support, is seen as a guarantor of national cohesion. The attempts to ban PTI, as indicated in the DG ISPR's press conference, are viewed by many as an existential threat to the country's stability. Dismantling a party that represents a significant portion of the population across all provinces could lead to political fragmentation and unrest.

The Quest for Extension

At the heart of these actions, critics believe, is General Munir's desire for an extension of his tenure. Despite being due for retirement, Munir has maneuvered to remain in power, leveraging his position and the military's influence over civilian institutions. This has been characterized as an act of treason by some, who argue that his actions are driven by personal ambition rather than the national interest.
The ISPR stated yesterday that Asim Munir thinks of himself as the state, but he is not even a small remnant of a state, and they consider themselves the state. Since Asim Munir has taken over control illegally, he has used the army against the state of Pakistan. As much as it is wreaking havoc within them, it is increasing the chances of Pakistan's disintegration. He is doing this because he wants to get an extension. Qazi's extension is a pretext; the real extension is Asim Munir's own, for which he is not allowing PTI's numbers to be fulfilled.

#### Conclusion

The controversy surrounding General Asim Munir's tenure raises critical questions about the role of the military in Pakistan's politics. The allegations of power misuse, interference in democratic processes, and threats to national unity are serious and warrant thorough investigation. For Pakistan to move forward, it is essential to uphold the principles of democracy, ensure the independence of institutions, and protect the integrity of the political process. The nation must navigate these turbulent times with a commitment to justice and the rule of law to safeguard its future.