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[VCheng]

You have a lot of patience with them!! I think anyone reading this thread should be able to see their excuses, delusions, and inconstencies.
Well, they have years of heartache ahead in the blogspace as their Messiah Khan is going to rot in prison or, at best, exiled.

As I say, let us be patient and wait to see what happens eventually. Stranger things have happened.

 

[Forsvaret]

And it fer sure ain't a soccer match!

It ain’t a soccer match but tank match. - @VCheng
Also @VCheng : But if someone brings a tank to a tank match, I will call it mutiny, rebellion and anti-state action.

 

[Forsvaret]

As I say, let us be patient and wait to see what happens…

Then wait patiently. What’s even the point for your daily Bughz-e-Imran brain farts alongside your alter ego @Meengla ?

 

[newb3e]

Then wait patiently. What’s even the point for your daily Bughz-e-Imran brain farts alongside your alter ego @Meengla ?

rooz rooz patience ka bhashan day keh huur min IK IK karta hai....kakuli sab zehni mureez hain apnay khuda hazrat hafiz kin turhan!

 

[Pakistanithinktank]

So a stubborn, naive, flawed human with clear intentions is now bearing the consequences of his actions. He challenged a system and failed. That is life. What is your point?

Regardless of his personal faults, do you think history is going to forget his struggle? Even if he is killed or dies in Jail, people will remember his struggle.

 

[Meengla]

As I say, let us be patient and wait to see what happens eventually. Stranger things have happened.

I think it is time to 'move on' as far as I am concerned discussing Imran Khan and his greatly diminished impact on the Pakistani politics. Too much has changed in Pakistan, especially since the May 2025 encounter with India. Some of his supporters in this forum have tacitly recognized the changes though they only very 'GRUDGLINGLY' accept that but that's still something positive.
One post at a time the De-Brainwashing has made an impact in this forum. Going forward, they can only sulk as their Messiah Khan rots in prison or gets exiled to some country. 'So it shall be written, so it shall be done', if only I were a Pharoah!

 

[VCheng]

Regardless of his personal faults, do you think history is going to forget his struggle? Even if he is killed or dies in Jail, people will remember his struggle.

I agree with you here: IK will definitely be remembered in history books for sure, for a long time.

 

[VCheng]

I think it is time to 'move on' as far as I am concerned discussing Imran Khan and his greatly diminished impact on the Pakistani politics. Too much has changed in Pakistan, especially since the May 2025 encounter with India. Some of his supporters in this forum have tacitly recognized the changes though they only very 'GRUDGLINGLY' accept that but that's still something positive.
One post at a time the De-Brainwashing has made an impact in this forum. Going forward, they can only sulk as their Messiah Khan rots in prison or gets exiled to some country. 'So it shall be written, so it shall be done', if only I were a Pharoah!

It is not just us, but the world is moving on, slowly and surely, as it always does. As I said above, IK definitely will be mentioned in history books for a long time.

 

[Forsvaret]

I think it is time to 'move on' as far as I am concerned…

Then MOVE ON already! What’s even the point for your daily Bughz-e-Imran brain farts alongside your alter ego @VCheng ?

 

[Forsvaret]

As I said above, IK definitely will be mentioned in history books…

Does it give you or your alter ego @Meengla a heartache that you guys won’t be mentioned in history books even?

 

[Meengla]

It is not just us, but the world is moving on, slowly and surely, as it always does. As I said above, IK definitely will be mentioned in history books for a long time.

I don't know why someone would 'downvote' your perfectly sensible comment. Sigh!

 

[Cash gk]

In Pakistan’s history, this has opened an unprecedented chapter. For the first time, a former ISI Chief—who led intelligence operations during the NATO and American withdrawal from Afghanistan—has been court-martialed.
This was not an ordinary officer. He was regarded as one of the pride of Pakistan’s army and intelligence services, a key strategist during one of the most critical geopolitical transitions in the region.
By court-martialing such a figure, the establishment has crossed a line. A door has been opened—one that cannot be closed. If a former ISI Chief of this stature can be put on trial, then no position is beyond reach.
This decision has opened the gates of hell for the system itself. After this, it is no longer unthinkable that, for the first time in Pakistan’s history, an Army Chief—indeed, even a Field Marshal—could face court-martial.

 

[Forsvaret]

I don't know why someone would 'downvote' your perfectly sensible comment.

Likewise, I don’t understand how you’re even aware of it, given I am already on your infamous ignore list!

 

[Forsvaret]

After this, it is no longer unthinkable that, for the first time in Pakistan’s history, an Army Chief—indeed, even a Field Marshal—could face court-martial.

Just remember how the current Field Marshal gave himself lifetime immunity from any prosecution in court before doing court martial of a former DG ISI!

 

[VCheng]

I don't know why someone would 'downvote' your perfectly sensible comment. Sigh!

Oh the agony of blindly lashing out at anything and everything in defeat. Remember, like leader, like followers. Let them be.