This officer should be court martialed

[Goenitz]

Now SSP ki biwi


P.S. I don't think every incident requires a new thread.

 

[Mobius]

 

[Mobius]

 

[Owaiz]

Disgusting, but not surprising at all.

 

[Mobius]

What the fcuk are these "officers being paid for?"



good job I wasn't there otherwise the dumbbell b1tch would have ended up having one end shoved up her arsehole and the other in her P**da. Enough of these out of control women who think they can get away with anything just because they are related to a high ranked d1ckhead who is unable to teach them mannerisms.

 

[imadul]

Power projection and muscle flexing in public has been the custom of army.
In karachi they attacked a police station. Because some silly stop the car or something
Why should they obey law?
Even the question sound silly.

 

[Mobius]

 

[Watandar]

Power projection and muscle flexing in public has been the custom of army.
In karachi they attacked a police station. Because some silly stop the car or something
Why should they obey law?
Even the question sound silly.

And every other wardi walla follows the army's example. Then civilians begin imitating this thuggish behavior as well.

 

[Oscar]

Now SSP ki biwi


P.S. I don't think every incident requires a new thread.

So therefore - whether its a PM ki biwi - colonel ki biwi or SSP ki biwi - the issue is Pakistanis cannot handle power even if its their husbands holding it?

 

[Oscar]

And every other wardi walla follows the army's example. Then civilians begin imitating this thuggish behavior as well.

Let me get this straight. The army behaves like a thug, every other man in a costume copies him, then the awam copies the copy.

Misty eyed about Kabul, PTI till the last overseas ballot, typing this from a suburb with a Home Depot. And the sermon is that men with guns ruin the public manners. Brother, your entire feed is a shrine to men with guns. You just change the caption depending on whose cousin is holding it.

Afghanistan did not catch this disease from a brigadier in Rawalpindi. Pickup truck, rifle, speech about izzat. That has been the national dress code for decades.
You romanticise it when it comes with a pakol and a poem.
You call it thuggery when it comes with a pips and a GHQ letterhead.

And PTI. The same wardi was "same page" when the throne was warm.
Hybrid. Selected. Whatever word made Imran look like a statesman.
Marriage ended, and suddenly every uniform is a civilisation crisis.

As for civilians catching the habit. May 9 is still on camera. Your crowd spent decades studying the army, then took a match to the buildings and called the smoke haqeeqi azadi. Very committed students.

The army sets a rotten example. 100%. Other wardis copy it. 100%. People copy that. 100%.

You are fine with the stick. You just want your team holding it.

 

[Oscar]

No condoning the behavior of the mrs colonel or ssp - but if you cannot control language - then you dont belong on the thread.

 

[Goenitz]

Let me get this straight. The army behaves like a thug, every other man in a costume copies him, then the awam copies the copy.

the buck stops at the army. They use guns and violence to coerce, and their favoured politicians, judges, police, lashkars, sardars, etc. use violence to get their ends too.

The army destroys accountability institutions like NAB, courts, media, ECP, etc. Therefore, the common people are at the mercy of power.
Similarly, the army is involved in corruption, and so are its lackeys.

Everyone in the chain is a beneficiary, like 'customs officers' taking bribes at the Chamman border, so all would want this system to continue to save their skin.

This power-hungry cycle will not give in to reason, conscience, or rationality. A hard blow to the head would knock some sense, however, just at the top-level. The rest would behave/conform.

 

[Qureshi]

 

[Goenitz]

the buck stops at the army. They use guns and violence to coerce, and their favoured politicians, judges, police, lashkars, sardars, etc. use violence to get their ends too.

The army destroys accountability institutions like NAB, courts, media, ECP, etc. Therefore, the common people are at the mercy of power.
Similarly, the army is involved in corruption, and so are its lackeys.

Everyone in the chain is a beneficiary, like 'customs officers' taking bribes at the Chamman border, so all would want this system to continue to save their skin.

This power-hungry cycle will not give in to reason, conscience, or rationality. A hard blow to the head would knock some sense, however, just at the top-level. The rest would behave/conform.

From 1957-70, Japan's education budget was 23% of GDP. Pak enjoyed similar US protection but didn't build itself. Also, in the 90s, Bangalore was developing while Pak was investing in MQM to dislodge JI from Karachi.