Hey Pak Military and intelligence listen

[Farhan23]

This guy thinks Economy can be fixed like Ginne in the bottle

 

[maxpane]

leave this country if possible. its the best solution

 

[fitpOsitive]

Economy is in shambles because the people are in shambles.

Also I really don't understand the opposition to army rule. As long as it ensures 20 years of stable policy. Watching these politicans constantly squabble is tiring.

Exactly. I am perfectly ok with military ruling Pakistan. Infact I encourage military to come to front and rule us properly.

 

[fitpOsitive]

The individuals often labeled as traitors in Pakistan are, in reality, those who are largely indifferent to who governs the country. These people are not driven by ideology or loyalty—they simply want the assurance of survival, of having bread on the table tomorrow. If this sounds hard to believe, consider the recent operations against Iran. Who provided the pinpoint intelligence to Israel and the United States? It was the Iranians themselves—individuals who facilitated the targeting and elimination of their own military personnel, scientists, and political leaders.
Enemies of Pakistan understand this. And are trying to exploit it.
Don't you understand, or you don't want to understand?

 

[hydrabadi_arab]

Army isnt all powerful. It needs feudal/industrialist elite for hybrid system.

And these feudals take full advantage by not bringing any economic reforms. They like being rentier class.

Even Musharraf couldnt rule with iron grip.

 

[SecularNationalist]

We have read your post and completely ignored it.

Along with the 24 crore population.

 

[fitpOsitive]

Army isnt all powerful. It needs feudal/industrialist elite for hybrid system.

And these feudals take full advantage by not bringing any economic reforms. They like being rentier class.

Even Musharraf couldnt rule with iron grip.

In that case, no one can rule Pakistan who is not worthy of ruling Pakistan.

 

[Fatman17]

I wonder why haven't you heard the wee hours knocks on the door by the invisibles yet .

How do you know if they have or haven't

 

[NaqsheYaar]

Things would change for the better, don't worry, we don't have much time left, actually the world does not have much time left TBH, of which Pakistan is the most critical piece.

The main thing is when does Allah wants to time that sequence of events, rest assured it's not years, it's going to be months before we see something.

Could be anything, IK dying in the prison cell by natural causes (I mean not by a deliberate murder), anything, Allah has infinite eventualities which He can enact..

This country is the most critical piece of land on this planet earth, in the grand scheme of things, it will not go to ruins!

It's just that Allah wants us (the people) to fully realize what's wrong with our choices and whom we have been thinking of so highly thus far (that includes everyone; judiciary, forces, bureaucracy, and politicians).

 

[fitpOsitive]

Things would change for the better, don't worry, we don't have much time left, actually the world does not have much time left TBH, of which Pakistan is the most critical piece.

The main thing is when does Allah wants to time that sequence of events, rest assured it's not years, it's going to be months before we see something.

Could be anything, IK dying in the prison cell by natural causes (I mean not by a deliberate murder), anything, Allah has infinite eventualities which He can enact..

This country is the most critical piece of land on this planet earth, in the grand scheme of things, it will not go to ruins!

It's just that Allah wants us (the people) to fully realize what's wrong with our choices and whom we have been thinking of so highly thus far (that includes everyone; judiciary, forces, bureaucracy, and politicians).

Pakistan has many problems, out of which, governance is one issue.

 

[mythbuster]

How do you know if they have or haven't

How come your software is not updated yet?

 

[Fatman17]

How come your software is not updated yet?

How do you know if it is or isn't

 

[alphapak]

They don't care they surrendered the Country 3 times and they will do it again and
again but they will not let go of power.

If they want to rule then just scrap democracy and declare martial law.

 

[HAIDER]

Brother be careful. Invisibles are watching

Ground reality is very much changed. People are now openly expressing there sentiments about military massive interference in Pak politics. Manipulating and corrupts bringing in power. Educated judges are now gone , lowest class notorious judges in front row.. imagine this new Islamabad high court judges qualification ...thanks to PMLN and military.

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[fitpOsitive]

Pakistan is, in a way, fortunate that its arch-rival is India—a country that still lacks a basic understanding of the dynamics of Pakistani society. If I were in India’s position and truly wanted to weaken or destroy the Pakistan Army, I would never engage it in direct conflict. Instead, I would let it decay from within, like many other institutions in Pakistan. But the more India confronts the Pakistan military head-on, the stronger and more relevant it keeps that institution.

As for the Pakistan military: if you want to rule the country, then rule with dignity and competence. Otherwise, know that for now, you have only lost the public’s respect. But if the situation continues on this path—especially if India reaches some kind of settlement over Kashmir—you may find yourselves losing even your legitimacy to exist.