AJK govt bans Joint Awami Action Committee, notification issued

[M. Sarmad]

..... what was the sin of IK that he got shafted by the establishment ?

Apparently, IK's unforgivable sin was saying "Absolutely Not" to the American overlords of our dollar Khor Jurnails...

And as subsequent events have shown, the Yankees needed more spineless lackeys in Pak office to serve as the fallback option for their planned aggression against Iran....

Just as they "coincidentally" had Ayub in office during the Cold War, Zia during the Soviet Afghan War, and Musharraf during the so called War on Terror.... At some point, a pattern ceases to be a coincidence...

 

[Oscar]

Apparently, IK's unforgivable sin was saying "Absolutely Not" to the American overlords of our dollar Khor Jurnails...

And as subsequent events have shown, the Yankees needed more spineless lackeys in Pak office to serve as the fallback option for their planned aggression against Iran....

Just as they "coincidentally" had Ayub in office during the Cold War, Zia during the Soviet Afghan War, and Musharraf during the so called War on Terror.... At some point, a pattern ceases to be a coincidence...

While admirable as bravado - Simple explanations are however, chicken soup for the soul and that was not his unforgiveable sin to the establishment and had more to do with tit for tat on "boundaries" on "excesses".

Yes, the Americans found IK's comment brash but the cipher is the ultimate trojan horse for both IK and establishment on real issues.


On the subject of "convenient fools" and not that I condone dictators - but unlike Ayub and Musharraf - Zai ul Haq had one redeeming aspect that he was still pushing some key strategic ideals forward while behaving as a cooperative individual elsewhere.
For that matter post Musharraf Gen K stood firm on aspects (while compromising elsewhere) and so on.

The "line in the sand" then isnt a dictator aspect alone and requires replacement of a lot of other key figures within the establishment.

More importantly, while great for populism and as I mentioned elsewhere "simpler explanation for Pakistani educated suffering from complex PTSD" - Absolutely Not - is simply unaffordable for Pakistan especially where it stands DUE TO policies of the establishment(and others if you even dig into how much bending PPPP did in its time).

IK cardinal sin isnt "absolutely not" - it is abandoning his own principles for the "chalice" while not being really that politically shrewd as expected.