PTI news, updates and discussions part ll
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The history is repeating itself. Back in the 1970s, 1980s, 1990s, 2000s it was Pmln and PPP who behind the scenes hated the armed forces and generals, this was due to hanging of bhutto, removal of Benazir and Nawaz Sharif from power, jailing and exiling their leadership. From 2000s those who fell in love with the armed forces are now opposing them after Imran Khan removal. Those who were in their 20s, 30s, 40s, 50s in the 70s, 80s, 90s, 2000s are now either passed away or are 40+ but the young generation and those who always wanted power are working hard to create a vacuum for themselves, even in local areas those who are not part of PPP/Pmln/Mullahs/Ethnic nationalists are all opposing the military in order to create some sort of power benefit for themselves. What those in their 20s 30s dont realise is the day these people get power they will too eventually become like Pmln and PPP, people who are power hungry. The difference is the new generation uses high level propaganda through media, social media etc meanwhile oldies in Pmln PPP Establishment are stuck in their old ways. I noticed alot of overseas Pakistanis getting involved in politics in Pakistan, sending funds etc to create some kind of revolution, they follow western style of ideologies, I find it deadly, the same way ethnic nationalists and Riyal funded mullahs are spreading fast.
What the powerful circles need to understand is Pakistan does need a political party which promotes the ideology of Pakistan, the history of Pakistan, a party that united us all, and works to build a strong Pakistan, it works with all stakeholders, the constitution and rule of law, the youth need a platform to build together.
What the powerful circles need to understand is Pakistan does need a political party which promotes the ideology of Pakistan, the history of Pakistan, a party that united us all, and works to build a strong Pakistan, it works with all stakeholders, the constitution and rule of law, the youth need a platform to build together.
