Federal cabinet gives nod to imposition of emergency in KP; summary sent to president

whatever your interpretation.. my post was clear about how i feel about this emergency decision by establishment and how PTI had conducted itself.
Wait...why should what you feel matter? Do you know what people of kpk feel and about how PTI conducted themselves

Next is what? We should debate how we felt in 1971 and how indians felt in 1946/7?
 
In case you didn't notice: Indians show a lot of concern for Imran Khan just like I show for India's Kejriwal--our respective motives are the same: Supporting an anarchist.

BTW, Pakistani state was too lenient on Imran: He absolutely violated the Const. of Pakistan by throwing out the No Confidence Motion in April 2022 and that alone was enough legal cause to severely punish him. But then he was given a long rope which he wonderfully used to hang himself with. He will rot in the prison into the foreseeable future but I'd prefer him bundled up and sent to some Saroor Palace in Saudi Arabia like Nawaz Sharif once was.
And though you had mental faculty. I am honestly really disappointed
 
Wait...why should what you feel matter? Do you know what people of kpk feel and about how PTI conducted themselves
How boots (military establishment) feel about this is ALL that matters in Pakistan. Everyone else's feelings are either secondary or of NO consequence.
 
Under the Constitution of Pakistan, minerals do not directly belong to private individuals or "the people" in terms of personal private ownership. Instead, they belong to the State, which holds and manages them as a trustee on behalf of the public.
Come to kpk and see how mineral moves especially chromium, marble, even a toddler knows

Come to balchistan boarder and aee how smuggled oil moves

Honestly I refuse to believe you are so naive.
 
In case you didn't notice: Indians show a lot of concern for Imran Khan just like I show for India's Kejriwal--our respective motives are the same: Supporting an anarchist.

BTW, Pakistani state was too lenient on Imran: He absolutely violated the Const. of Pakistan by throwing out the No Confidence Motion in April 2022 and that alone was enough legal cause to severely punish him. But then he was given a long rope which he wonderfully used to hang himself with. He will rot in the prison into the foreseeable future but I'd prefer him bundled up and sent to some Saroor Palace in Saudi Arabia like Nawaz Sharif once was.

IK's entire politics was brown nosing Pakistan's enemies as future leverage.

He went straight to the Russia-India-taliban-UAE nexus in his final days.
 
How boots (military establishment) feel about this is ALL that matters in Pakistan. Everyone else's feelings are either secondary or of NO consequence.
British raj is the proper term, it never left
Same dress same behavior same culture
Go to any military mess or center, it a disgusting

Saw in in 2007 when they "honored " board toppers from whole country in muree military camp, its disgusted me to the core. Saw behavior of cadets and i foresaw the country being doomed
 
Army has had unobstructed rule in Balochistan for decades. If they had any capability of ruling/administration then Balochistan would at least be running better than PTI's KPK. Clearly not the case.

Balochistan is also in far worse shape right now but the solution seems to be, just make sure its out of the news cycle. They will do the same with KPK when they fail.
 
IK's entire politics was brown nosing Pakistan's enemies as future leverage.

He went straight to the Russia-India-taliban-UAE nexus in his final days.
Agree same was mujeeb ur rehamn enemies of Islam and Pakistan

Only peer hasarat shah waliullah syed munir shah rehamtullah alla is the pious one
 
Goal is instability so it can reap economic benefits

Balchistan is bad due to smuggling and mineral stealing
Karachi is bad due to drugs cartel smuggling
And now they want kpk


Its all about milking the cow ..its all about money

Every dick tom and harey knows who controls karachi, the military does
Army has had unobstructed rule in Balochistan for decades. If they had any capability of ruling/administration then Balochistan would at least be running better than PTI's KPK. Clearly not the case.

Balochistan is also in far worse shape right now but the solution seems to be, just make sure its out of the news cycle. They will do the same with KPK when they fail.
 
The taliban and ayatollah got rugpulled. Look at their faces :ROFLMAO:



I really pity Barrister Gohar! The most striking thing about Imran Khan /PTI is that despite 3 decades of his so-called 'political struggle', there is no leadership except for Imran Khan himself. He picks and chooses and dismisses as it pleases him. And the most credible 'allies' of him are his sisters--so much so for the anti-dynastic politics. At least the Sharifs and the Bhutto clan have some seasoned politicians who have stayed with them for decades despite the military's Danda falling on them. Imran was even ditched by Usman Buzdar!!

What does it tell you about Imran: He is very insecure about sharing leadership. About losing his grip on his party. I heard that when he lost the No Confidence Motion in April 2022, he was unwilling to leave his official residence in Islamabad and it took two senior Generals to go there and convince him to leave. One report said he was literally smacked on his face by a General because the power hungry guy didn't want to leave. BTW, similar rumors surfaced in January 2021 about Trump and the American media was discussing the use of Federal Marshalls as the last resort to evict Trump from the White House!
 
British raj is the proper term, it never left
Same dress same behavior same culture
Go to any military mess or center, it a disgusting

Saw in in 2007 when they "honored " board toppers from whole country in muree military camp, its disgusted me to the core. Saw behavior of cadets and i foresaw the country being doomed

Most army traditions are buffoonery from Raj times. These army units like to trace their history BEFORE independence. I bet they're proud of it too.

One of the biggest mistakes of Pakistan was not rebuilding a military from scratch. Instead we adopted a military with officers who were never interested or asked for Pakistan in the first place.

They didn't waste more than a decade in making sure they pulled the strings. Practically replaced the British Raj.

Civilians can always be blamed for accepting the hybrid system but they were not the ones pointing the gun.
 

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