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The Pakistan Army is a corrupt, disgusting, fascist institution. The top Army leadership (retired and serving) needs to be prosecuted and hanged for treason and violation of the constitution.

No it doesn’t. Last minute bans on protests (after approvals were already given) when rally preparations were made and workers traveling etc indicates malicious intent, especially given the violent crackdown on PTI supporters. When you couple that with the double standards of allowing PDM...

Until the Pakistan Army publicly and officially apologizes for the treason and criminal activity it has committed (going all the way back to Ayub Khan at least) and its criminal leadership (whether dead or alive) is held responsible for its actions both in court and within the institution, the...

He violated the constitution - nothing gives (or gave) this third class fat *** General and the rest of the hyenas in uniform the authority to manipulate and overthrow governments. Stop justifying treason and criminal activity by the Pakistan Army.

Go F yourself Wardi alaay paynchodo.

The Amy created these voids going back to Ayub Khan’s dictatorship. The Army itself is the root cause of the cancer inflicting this country. Institutions don’t magically mature and become strong- it takes time and continuity, and the Army has ensured that no other institution in the country is...

That’s a question for sane, rational entities, not a corrupt, power hungry Military Junta like the Pakistan Army that has repeatedly chosen to undermine the country to capture and maintain its unconstitutional influence going back to the days of Ayoub Khan.

Tell the Army leadership and ISI to do their actual job instead of committing treason, meddling in local politics and supporting terrorists to undermine political parties that challenge the Army’s corrupt hegemony. Which just goes to show the absolute lows the institution of the Army has fallen...

Did he really have a strong government given that it depended upon coalition partners? Also, without the Army resorting to the kind of criminal, mafia style actions it has undertaken against PTI politicians and supporters (unconstitutional arrests, torture, assassinations, threats, bribes...

Apparently the rest of humanity missed the memo that tweets and criticism of constitutional violations and political partisanship by State institutions such as the Army, ISI & Election Commission are much much bigger threats to a country than terrorists and terrorism. The TTP terrorist...

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What law authorizes the corrupt overlords in uniform to arrest peaceful protesters?

Under what constitutional authority is he threatening peaceful protesters with arrest? There will be no ‘strategic goals’ accomplished by persecuting and alienating Pakistani citizens, but obviously this duffer army of criminals and wannabe Gora Viceroys is incapable of learning from the other...

Gen. Asif Ghafoor was also captured on video disrespecting and demeaning flood victims for asking questions about the Army’s involvement in politics essentially telling them to shut up and either ‘feed your families or talk about the Army’s role in politics’. Can’t believe this disgraceful...

The Army created this mess by conspiring to overthrow the PTI government and leveraging State institutions to persecute PTI political leadership, journalists and supporters. Demanding the Army to pull their support from their lackeys that are propping up the PDM government and to stop pulling...

Do we have confirmation that the alleged comments about arresting anyone that protested were indeed made by Gen. Asif Ghafoor?

Pakistan’s Afghanistan policy is in the hands of the Army which has repeatedly shown a tremendous lack of strategic acumen and long term planning that does not involve protecting its own immediate economic interests and influence domestically. Just look at the Army’s latest debacle of...

Better late than never?

Not sure why the thread was moved. It quotes primary sources and should remain open for discussion. The Pakistan Army’s corruption, treason and crimes should no longer be barred from discussion. It is when genuine discussion like this is censored that members become even more frustrated and...