Attack on Jaffer Express

[Waterboy]

For that you need a charismatic leader like IK to put forth the narrative and to attract the international media. Look at the doofus now. Can’t out together a single sentence in English (the lingua Franca of the world.) even I don’t want to listen or see their faces good or bad news.

Why do all of our solutions start with khan? What did he do exactly when hazaras were killed? He was extremely incompetent and arrogant. Full of messiah complex.

 

[OakTree23]

Why do all of our solutions start with khan? What did he do exactly when hazaras were killed? He was extremely incompetent and arrogant. Full of messiah complex.

Because he’s the best set to put forth the Pakistani narrative. Who else is there? Don’t say fat toady Bilawal. He’s a fat pig with that slick back greasy hair. Y’all don’t have a clue to how to run a proper PR campaign.

Think of Pakistan as a brand and the PM as a brand ambassador. Thats what Khan represented. The raw energy which attracted Muslims and non Muslims alike to the position of Pakistan. Khan was the single reason why Pakistan performed superbly in Feb 2019 due to this style of messaging. That’s all I will say here on this specific thread.

 

[OakTree23]

There are around 80 similar terror camps across India.

Then you take out the ones training the Pakistani terrorists. I don’t think going to the UN, the U.S., or anyone will matter. Only thing that matters in this world is money and blood. Extract both from them

 

[Starlord]

so " This change Rules of engagement " means another Press conference ? should we expect a song ISPR ?

 

[Distant_Observer]

Because he’s the best set to put forth the Pakistani narrative. Who else is there? Don’t say fat toady Bilawal. He’s a fat pig with that slick back greasy hair. Y’all don’t have a clue to how to run a proper PR campaign.

Think of Pakistan as a brand and the PM as a brand ambassador. Thats what Khan represented. The raw energy which attracted Muslims and non Muslims alike to the position of Pakistan. Khan was the single reason why Pakistan performed superbly in Feb 2019 due to this style of messaging. That’s all I will say here on this specific thread.

His soft spot for the Taliban makes him simply not fit to lead. The criteria for a PM is harsh stance on western front until a friendly regime is in Afg. That's common sense really.

All these attacks last few years is because in his tenure he provided space for all these factions to regroup. I'm not surprised fauj removed him before it could get worse.

The margin of error for a PM of a country like Pakistan is very slim.

 

[Anza]

I wonder who created the mujahideen first and than rebranded them as Taliban .
Let me guess Pak army ? Or Imran khan

 

[Anza]

Because he’s the best set to put forth the Pakistani narrative. Who else is there? Don’t say fat toady Bilawal. He’s a fat pig with that slick back greasy hair. Y’all don’t have a clue to how to run a proper PR campaign.

Think of Pakistan as a brand and the PM as a brand ambassador. Thats what Khan represented. The raw energy which attracted Muslims and non Muslims alike to the position of Pakistan. Khan was the single reason why Pakistan performed superbly in Feb 2019 due to this style of messaging. That’s all I will say here on this specific thread.

Bro I went to umrah even the Arabs , the taxi drivers , the cleaner , hotel staff, the shop keeper they all missed IK and believed that he was the right person to lead Muslim Ummah .

 

[Distant_Observer]

I wonder who created the mujahideen first and than rebranded them as Taliban .
Let me guess Pak army ? Or Imran khan

They created themselves.

They could have made a Che Guevara style rebellion against the soviets. This is their form. Pakistan and USA supported them but all this extremist shit came from their minds and permeated into Pakistan.

 

[Mirzali Khan]

i noticed ever since IK removal a certain extremist section of our society has increased its propaganda on Pakistan, its army, culture, history. These people stay quiet until they see a vacuum and when they saw a fallout between military and PTI they have started to gaslight everything

If it didn’t start before removal of IK but started immediately after then you know what’s the immediate cause of what you’re seeing.

 

[gamaji]

Because he’s the best set to put forth the Pakistani narrative. Who else is there? Don’t say fat toady Bilawal. He’s a fat pig with that slick back greasy hair. Y’all don’t have a clue to how to run a proper PR campaign.

Think of Pakistan as a brand and the PM as a brand ambassador. Thats what Khan represented. The raw energy which attracted Muslims and non Muslims alike to the position of Pakistan. Khan was the single reason why Pakistan performed superbly in Feb 2019 due to this style of messaging. That’s all I will say here on this specific thread.

Countries are not run as brand names. Countries need diligent leadership with a vision and sense of mission. IK has none. An extremely incompetent, morally bankrupt, and financially corrupt person rejected by the whole world. Who is raising any voice in support of IK other than enemies of Pakistan (hanood and yahood)?

 

[PakAl]

Because he’s the best set to put forth the Pakistani narrative. Who else is there? Don’t say fat toady Bilawal. He’s a fat pig with that slick back greasy hair. Y’all don’t have a clue to how to run a proper PR campaign.

Think of Pakistan as a brand and the PM as a brand ambassador. Thats what Khan represented. The raw energy which attracted Muslims and non Muslims alike to the position of Pakistan. Khan was the single reason why Pakistan performed superbly in Feb 2019 due to this style of messaging. That’s all I will say here on this specific thread.

I agree, Pakistan needs someone like Khan, to unite Pakistanis and put forward a Pakistani narrative. We can make fun of Afghan Taliban but their narrative is really strong, they are efficient in what they want to do.

 

[PakAl]

His soft spot for the Taliban makes him simply not fit to lead. The criteria for a PM is harsh stance on western front until a friendly regime is in Afg. That's common sense really.

All these attacks last few years is because in his tenure he provided space for all these factions to regroup. I'm not surprised fauj removed him before it could get worse.

The margin of error for a PM of a country like Pakistan is very slim.

Taliban was the friendly regime, what you want to happen, to go back to NA regime which was also pro India and anti Pakistan.

 

[PakAl]

If it didn’t start before removal of IK but started immediately after then you know what’s the immediate cause of what you’re seeing.

Before the extremists had no voice, IK and fans were all pro Pakistan and pro Pakistan army but since they had a fall out the extremist elements whisper in the workers ears, they have found a loophole. I am not saying it is working but that is what is happening on and ground. We need a pro Pakistan party in power, that unites Pakistanis.

 

[gamaji]

Why do all of our solutions start with khan? What did he do exactly when hazaras were killed? He was extremely incompetent and arrogant. Full of messiah complex.

Fully agreed. This idiot IK refused to go and talk to hazaras were massacred by terrorists in Balochistan saying that he would not be blackmailed by them (as hazaras refused to bury the dead bodies of deceased). In fact, IK did not attend any funeral of any soldier, police person, or civilian martyred by the terrorists.

 

[PakAl]

Fully agreed. This idiot IK refused to go and talk to hazaras were massacred by terrorists in Balochistan saying that he would not be blackmailed by them (as hazaras refused to bury the dead bodies of deceased). In fact, IK did not attend any funeral of any soldier, police person, or civilian martyred by the terrorists.

He had his weak points but his strong points were unmatchable, this is why he has all the support and became PM. I personally didn't like all the desi politics on character assassination of political opponents etc, it all lead to hatred and that same hatred was then turned against the Generals, the conclusion was we all lost out.