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

[Forsvaret]

You can absolutely scrutinise the military's commercial interests and demand transparency without automatically opposing every organised development initiative associated with it. The question should be whether an initiative delivers jobs, skills, industrial capacity and tangible benefits to ordinary Pakistanis, not whether it carries a military-associated name.

There have been massive "development projects" like these during past military dictatorships. What has establishment to show for it in the long term socioeconomic health of the country as a whole? South Korea for example has been a military dictatorship in its past. But it didn't continue to remain on a self-destructive path like Pakistan...

 

[RescueRanger]

There have been massive "development projects" like these during past military dictatorships. What has establishment to show for it in the long term socioeconomic health of the country as a whole? South Korea for example has been a military dictatorship in its past. But it didn't continue to remain on a self-destructive path like Pakistan...

Same came be said for "mega development projects" in civil admin... What does our much vaunted "Democracy" brigade have to show for their PR dance campaigns?

And besides, I keep hearing about Pakistan's "self-destructive" path for many years, fast-forward to 2026, Pakistan is still here.

But do keep, keeping on...