Pakistanithinktank
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I no longer support IK. the only reason why so many people loved or still love IK is only because of corrupt PMLN AND PPP. Other then that he is just emotional leader who has zero strategic intelligence.
Disagree. The entire system’s rotten, some players are just better at hiding it than others. What’s tragic is that the Pakistani establishment never gave Imran Khan and PTI a fair shot at pushing the kind of reforms that could lead to actual, lasting change, not the usual surface-level fixes. If PTI had been allowed to complete two full terms, there was a real chance to steer Pakistan out of its economic mess. But the establishment had other plans.
Let’s not kid ourselves, Western powers aren’t rooting for a financially independent Pakistan. It’s easier to pressure, bribe, and manipulate countries teetering on the edge of collapse. That’s the playbook. And instead of backing reforms, the establishment made sure PTI stayed bogged down with internal sabotage. Their own moles chipped away at PTI’s strength from the inside, keeping it unstable and distracted.
And it wasn’t just passive sabotage. We all know how Imran Khan was trapped, how false flag incidents were orchestrated and then pinned on him and PTI. In a country where the entire structure from police and judiciary to institutions and political elites is under establishment control, standing up is basically a one-way ticket to jail… or worse. Just ask Arshad Sharif.
PTI wasn’t just up against political opponents, it was up against a machine designed to break anything that challenges the status quo.





