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The army and ruling cultists will hold Imran Khan in jail as long as possible.
They know if Imran Khan is released, there will be a seismic shift and the government and the hybrid regime may possibly collapse under its own weight.
On the other hand, the PTI party has been heavily infiltrated and they can do nothing about it. Credit to the agencies on achieving success on this front.
If not for external factor, or the Corp Commanders becoming agitated with Asim, this rule will continue for decades.
The governance aspect has been below average, macroeconomic indicators are bleak, but that won’t stop the next elections culminating in PMLN victory with army support.
Meanwhile PTI will continue with their muted support for IK to be released from jail, fauj will infiltrate every other institution, PMLN will do fauj’s bidding as it prolongs their rule. And Pakistan will continue to teeter.
Although this question shouldn’t be directed towards me, but I will give my opinion here.Question for you, if US was behind removal of Imran Khan then why are almost every other PTI politician and influencer hiding in US?
Although this question shouldn’t be directed towards me, but I will give my opinion here.
Did a clerk at the US department make a veiled threat to a Pakistani embassy official? Yes.
Was it the cause of PTI’s downfall. No.
There were other factors at play, ie Bajwa and army officers getting opposition politicians (including convicted ones) in line to get the no confidence motion. Even if the courts had to open late into the night.
But khair, the PTI has become hollow from inside. The electables, lotas, corrupts are just selling free IK narrative to further their own rule.
It will take an own goal moment from the Corp Commanders or an external shakeup to release IK. And chances of that happening are pretty slim.
No real changes in the past few months. Only recently there is talk of a national unity govt being formed, that will include PTI and then that govt should study the constitutional changes like new provinces or presidential system. I think this new trial balloon of national unity govt by Establishment is an implicit admission that hybrid regime experiment flopped as well.Its the same old mantra.
Bhutto’s PPP was wrong, Nawaz Sharif’s PMLN was wrong, Imran Khan’s PTI is wrong.
Pakistanis are too dumb when it comes to electing its leaders and Establishment is always right.
You can come up with any rationale. If there were free and fair elections, we know who the winner will be. Or maybe, just maybe, give a chance to the writ of the constitution, for a change, and not side with folks who violate it every now and then.
So let’s give it at rest. To the establishment fanboys (cultist is reserved for PTIs), continue your way and keep at it. 70 years of Pakistan’s life has been wasted with these martial, hybrid, semi hybrid regime experiments. Lets hope Pakistan prospers going forward.
I was just wondering around this thread after a few months and it seems we’re still stuck with the same old issue.
I’ll probably sign out and my itchy fingers might just lurk again after a few months.
Its the same old mantra.
Bhutto’s PPP was wrong, Nawaz Sharif’s PMLN was wrong, Imran Khan’s PTI is wrong.
Pakistanis are too dumb when it comes to electing its leaders and Establishment is always right.
You can come up with any rationale. If there were free and fair elections, we know who the winner will be. Or maybe, just maybe, give a chance to the writ of the constitution, for a change, and not side with folks who violate it every now and then.
So let’s give it at rest. To the establishment fanboys (cultist is reserved for PTIs), continue your way and keep at it. 70 years of Pakistan’s life has been wasted with these martial, hybrid, semi hybrid regime experiments. Lets hope Pakistan prospers going forward.
I was just wondering around this thread after a few months and it seems we’re still stuck with the same old issue.
I’ll probably sign out and my itchy fingers might just lurk again after a few months.
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