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Jango007 said:
Anyways really I do not have time to respond to people with IQ of a toddler..
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It is because you have no answer to the simple question asked above. Clearly.
 
VCheng said:
Well, let us see exactly how much of this "pressure" is actually created and what changes it actually produces.

Aap yeh bhi kar key dekh leyn. Jab seenay mein thand par jaye to bata dena.

The real question at that point would be that IF ever IK comes back to power as a result of US influence, just how much of a true leader of the people would he be, by definition, instead of just another US-backed tool?
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No , ik will only come out from domestic pressure …international pressure is a catalyst
 
airhead said:
No , ik will only come out from domestic pressure …international pressure is a catalyst
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That makes more sense, but it also would show that domestic pressure is simply not enough to achieve this on its own. Therefore, IK's support is not as widespread as it is claimed to be.
 
IK is not popular..... Proof:

LIQRMS (Low IQ retarded military slaves) first put him in jail.
Then they took bat symbol away
Then didn't allow PTI to run in elections
Then when PTI was winning 2/3 rd seats manipulated results and overnight made losers into winners.
Then pressured PTI members to switch sides
Then put all LIQRMS together to form a government of corrupt and rejected
Then took away the reserve seats
Then dismantled the Supreme Court and appointed corrupt judges
Then refused to hear any appeals of IK against his convictions


.....All this because IK is unpopular........This is what happens when people like @VCheng and @El Sidd are product of cousin marriages....
 
Petrol prices have gone up twice in 15 days, were are noon goons who used to
scream mehngai during PTI days.
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VCheng said:
That makes more sense, but it also would show that domestic pressure is simply not enough to achieve this on its own. Therefore, IK's support is not as widespread as it is claimed to be.
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i disagree. I think IKs support is intact..just go into any street of pakistan and speak with 10 people and you will get an idea...even go into interior sindh and quetta and you will get a sense of how popular is IK.

however, people will not sacrifice their lives for him nor should they. Average person is not and should not be a political activist. You cannot expect an average Pakistani to start agitation and start confronting our military. Remember what happened on Nov 26...at least 12 and may be close to a 100 people were killed by our own forces just for protesting. So yes, no one is going to put their life at risk for IK but they will keep voting for him
 
airhead said:
i disagree. I think IKs support is intact..just go into any street of pakistan and speak with 10 people and you will get an idea...even go into interior sindh and quetta and you will get a sense of how popular is IK.

however, people will not sacrifice their lives for him nor should they. Average person is not and should not be a political activist. You cannot expect an average Pakistani to start agitation and start confronting our military. Remember what happened on Nov 26...at least 12 and may be close to a 100 people were killed by our own forces just for protesting. So yes, no one is going to put their life at risk for IK but they will keep voting for him
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Mere words are easy. Nothing effective will come out of them, that is for sure. Hence, they mean nothing in terms of the outcomes for IK.

Yes, widespread support for IK is claimed often, but outside of a few social media echo chambers, not much of it translates into anything tangible in reality.

Hence, I think my statement above remains correct.
 
VCheng said:
Mere words are easy. Nothing effective will come out of them, that is for sure. Hence, they mean nothing in terms of the outcomes for IK.

Yes, widespread support for IK is claimed often, but outside of a few social media echo chambers, not much of it translates into anything tangible in reality.

Hence, I think my statement above remains correct.
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Law requires a voter to be mentally in sound health....IK voters are not qualified to vote , even if they get a chance to vote their votes won't be counted.
 
VCheng said:
Yes, widespread support for IK is claimed often, but outside of a few social media echo chambers, not much of it translates into anything tangible in reality.
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Why not hold a free & fair election without Mafia/ISI interference then we will
find out who is popular.

Why are they so frightened they have to put him in prison, take away his
election symbol, arrest thousands of his party members, then they welded
13 parties together to fight against him?
 
Dalit said:
KPK is fine. In certain areas it is much better compared to other provinces in Pakistan. I visited Pakistan in April this year. I have compared a few provinces. In my view, KPK has made a lot of good changes.
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To be honest I am not suprised KPK and Balochistan are not more productive. Their people still need more time to catch up.

Also Pakistan doesn't have the population to get away with under achievers. India can because it has the population of Pakistan that are productive.

Who I am most disappointed with is Sindh. They had the perfect route to become just as developed as Punjab. Karachi is the jewel in the crown and look what they did to it. A bustling port city should be wealthy and booming. They f**ked it up big time and Pakistan suffers.

The day Karachi and Peshawar becomes Islamabad standard of living is when Pakistan will be at $2 trillion GDP. 2045-2050 maybe? Another half a century wasted.

Pakistan would have been at $1 trillion GDP easy right now had KPK and Sindh delivered.
 
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Jango007 said:
IK is not popular..... Proof:
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He is probably living rent free in the head of many millions of Pakistanis. The very same Pakistanis who you consider inbred sporting sub-human intellect.

Mr. Niazi is not in a popularity contest but in a legal battle of clearing his name from eventuality of systemic corruption plaguing institutions.

His demise is because of opportune corrupt people who attach themselves to celebrities to cash in their gullibility. How hard is it understand that same people who joined his caravan dropping in from helicopters to enable his premiership, simply changed their vote for a higher bid.
 
Hugo Chavez was even more popular in Venezuela than IK is in Pakistan..... Venezuela has the largest oil reserves in world and was the most prosperous country in south America.....look what that populist ahole did to Venezuela and the rascal is still loved by the Venezuelans ......If you want Pakistan to survive and prosper you must get rid of IK by any means.
 
alphapak said:
You have got rid of him 3 years ago, the country has gone backwards since.
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Just look at the level of mental slavery these people have fallen down to ….

So the one not in power is to be blamed for the corruption of those in power .

One who brought a billion dollars back of corruption money is the blamed for billions of dollars stolen and stashed in the UK

One who brought billions in Roshan account and over seas Pakistani investment is to be blamed for the largest brain drain in Pakistan’s history .

One who talked about Kashmiris and Palestinians is to be blamed for the utter silence and sell out of our foreign policy by the chaprasi generals ….

I wonder what khutmal like @El Sidd will feel when Pakistan accepts Israel ???
 
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