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

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PakAl said:
Saudi Arabia threatened to send back millions of Pakistanis our independent collapsed. No political party gives solution on how to tackle this, where will these millions of workers go, who will deal with the loss of remittances, do we have allies who will take our workers, would UAE, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain followed SA in kicking our workers out. Our economy would have collapsed as the threat was serious.
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This keeps me awake at nights, and to be honest with you, I’d write off those workers as fifth columnists as they will only push the brainwashed ideology of Arab lovers. They will need to be push through reeducation camps. You best believe all of the slimey Arabs work in cahoots so you can just send them to another Arab nation.

There should be contingency in place to call these nations bluff. Forget about being fair. Muslims are the dumbest animals since the dinosaurs went extinct. They’re the only ones playing by the rules. When you play by gentlemanly rules, you will get destroyed. There’s a way to convey a message to the lizard eaters, if they’d dare do xyz, then expect something in return. Call their bluff. The ability of the Sauds UAE and the Generals is be the viceroys who can control the masses in the Islamic world. That’s how they sell it to the folks who keep them in charge. Basically it’s manipulation using Islam. They don’t believe in that sh*t, but will use it to control the dumb masses of Pakistan Egypt and rest of the Islamic world.
I curse Zia and Bhuttos dad for unleashing this disease upon us.
I’m devoutly religious, but I’m not against taking out fellow “Islamic” nations if push comes to shove. The second they use these manipulation tactics, then all bets are off.
 
Playing by the rules may take longer to achieve success, but that success comes with respect and sustainability. When we compare the life of a nation to the life of an individual, this is where collective responsibility begins. Bright nations and their deep states always plan with a long-term vision.

For instance, look at China—they plan 50 years ahead, and once they accomplish those goals, they immediately start planning for the next 50 years. This is how a nation builds enduring success. Unfortunately, in Pakistan, we struggle to even complete five-year plans.

Muslims, as a collective, are often too focused on the afterlife, which in itself is not wrong. However, while doing so, they tend to forget their responsibilities toward the next generation and the world they are leaving behind. This neglect of their generational duties leads to a lack of long-term planning and progress
If we want to see meaningful change, we must focus on fixing these mistakes, balancing our spiritual beliefs with our worldly responsibilities. Prioritizing long-term strategies and thinking beyond immediate gains is essential. Only then can we build a brighter future for the generations to come.
 
Even when it comes to our responsibility of preparing for the afterlife, we don’t fulfill it properly. Over the last 200 years, we have completely failed as a Muslim nation in every regard.
 
One of the best questions was asked and this sums up Pakistan’s foreign policy
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To put it simply, the Pakistani establishment is a duffer. Their collective wisdom is no better than the collective wisdom of the Parliament.

Look no further than the current predicament the country is in. To subvert one party, a complete fraud of an election were conducted, judiciary was razed, human rights violated, institutions razed to the ground. In addition, most of their experiments have blown in their face. The proxy experiment to bleed the enemy, the hybrid experiment to rule behind the scenes and so on.

Bangladesh, India, SriLanka who face similar social challenges are doing much better than Pakistan. Same story with all economic indicators.

Despite this, they won’t withdraw. All echelon of power have been usurped on. The only thing left is for COAS to be enthroned.
 
Cash gk said:
The Turkish nation is built differently—its mindset is shaped by centuries of leadership and resilience. In Pakistan, we have Pashtun and Baloch nations that share a similar warrior spirit to the Turks. However, Punjabis and Sindhis, by nature, have a more submissive mentality. Because these two groups make up the majority in Pakistan, they often suppress the growth of a stronger, independent mindset that could drive change and development.
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This is defeatist and subversive.
I agree with much of what you say, but comprehensive power comes not from a warrior attitude of old, but comprehensive mastery of today's war tools, didn't the Turks have to secularise to learn from the west?
 
Asim munier is such low life animal this is how he is treating Pakistan’s history biggest star…
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Now this is how they used our generals and shrif and butoo zaradri family
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Idiots are making things easy for khan lol
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r3alist said:
Cash gk said:
One of the best questions was asked and this sums up Pakistan’s foreign policy
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@Waz did you see this.. this man sums up Pakistan's foreign policies. He is very common man
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