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you are pettifogging the issue. the justice system is poor in pakistan and so is in almost every developing country. even in developed countries you see a dissatisfaction with the justice system with the recent riots in US. now the united kingdom's justice system works exceptionally well...

the bill can be passed but the need for all parties conference was to show unanimity, especially on this issue. the enemy we are fighting is a "very" small minority in pakistan, but the one that is not afraid the kill a 100 children and then blow itself. we have to stop that ideology from...

it goes a little deeper than just civil society. a recent poll conducted last year in pakistan before its general elections shows that 84% of pakistanis want shariah law to be implemented in their country. as of now stopping religiosity in pakistan is impossible. the need of the moment is the...

i agree. although, i don't think that he would have to be persuaded, but instead the bill will have to be changed. his constituency and the demography he represents is unarguably the most significant when it comes to war on terror.

a welcome news. but, i don't think this will stop imran khan from repeating his narrative and going towards resistance. it stopped due to peshawar but as things go towards normalcy, shut downs will come back. the way things are now, i think this trend is to countinue in pakistan for the next 2...

its cool. reply to it later some time. but do point out everything in detail. common knowledge among Pakistanis might not be the best of arguments. 18 crore log hamare mere saath hain hamid mir sahab. lol! reminds me of the talk shows.

you can tell me the specifics. we already had this discussion in detail. i can copy and paste it if you insist on having it again. i thought we had reached a conclusion on this because you didn't reply. or he was crying, while desperately trying to reach his dying mother, taking her last...

i have read it. its very well written and it describes his personal interactions with the strike. that doesn't legitimize the strike in any way. what pti did was immoral and illegal. my family in pakistan live in cantt and have had no problems so far, despite that community having some pro pti...

sigh.... sad pictures all around. اٹھ گیا گھبرا کے اور پھر رو پڑا بے اختیار میں نے دیکھا جب وطن اپنا کفن پہنے ہوئے uth gaya ghabra key aur phir ro parra be ikhtiar maine dekha jab watan apna kafan pehne hue imran khan is perpetrating extreme hate and intolerance in our society.

i watched a program in which they went into his masjid and his orphanage. frightening stuff. apparently he gives shelter to more than 100k girls. that's what he claims at least. the women are only taught quran and arabic. also this guy is not unique, madrassas are spread all over the country...

@HughSlaman sure. he's going on somewhat of a tantrum here, but i get the gist of it. i think i've explained this before, but the notion that everything in pakistan, the police, the army, the bureaucracy, the civil service, the judiciary, every single element of state in pakistan is against pti...

hugh, we had a good conversation yesterday and you were the only one that expressed his point of view in a positive manner. but we had only settled on point one when you left the conversation. in my response i will try to incorporate where we left off yesterday while also addressing this...

this is not about pmln or pti. its a violation of law. there so no such thing as a "peaceful shut down." its an oxymoron. people that burned tires in the middle of roads, blocked them, and forcefully stopped all movement are neither peaceful nor law abiding. it is a crime that has so far gone...

if you read the thread, i am the only person who posted in detail about what is happening.

the new model currently involves shutting down all activities in a city, as opposed to building roads and metros. the logic is that you need to destroy the current Pakistan in order to build a new one. a toddler is playing with blocks.

i personally find he-man's posts entertaining. his normal posts from what i've seen so far are very articulate and thought out. he does on occasions take cheap shots and trolls but even then they are at least somewhat creative and funny. on the other hand 90% of the "normal" posts in pakistani...

well put. and imran khan is not a prophet of god. he is human and can do wrong. thank you. i do not claim this. this is a fact. this is real thing that happened in real time. PM allow? the investigation is not being done by the PM. thank you. i am not nawaz sharif. i can not claim to know...

some people genuinely hate imran khan like you hate nawaz sharif. in my previous posts i was trying to potryay an unbaised picture in which the country is deeply hurt my imran khan's politics. 1. I have stated this before, you should at least have the decency to read my posts. the PM has...

1. imran khan's narrative about rigging is that it was done by election commission, returning officers, interim punjab government, chief justice supreme court iftakhar choudhry, unnamed military intelligence officer, geo news and mir shakeel ur rehman. and you are saying everyone in pakistan...

sad pictures all around. also i am sure that burning tires in the middle of roads to stop all movement is a violation of the law. the irony is that this being done by the justice party. its not even funny anymore, its actually quite depressing. anyway, i hope pakistan recovers from all this fiasco.