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I don't blame them. Who would want to stay in Pakistan right now. It's bad for Pakistan, and other Pakistanis. But everyone seems to be looking out for their own interests. So it's fair game. Besides, this whole visa regime is stupid. Rich countries can steal our money and resources, and leave...

I don't know why he left IK, and what possessed him to go back to NS. But I think, having seen the utter destruction of the economy, and the fascist tactics the army is using to manipulate the courts, the media, and the political parties, he has lost patience with them. I don't think he can do...

No, you do not have that right. That would imply that the rest of humanity has a responsibility to show you only nice things, which is absurd. Seeing nice things can be your wish, desire, or hope, but certainly not your right.

What has he been doing this whole time then?

This obsession with skin color is so crass. The groom is a perfectly good looking gentleman, just as the bride is beautiful. Pakistanis need to get past this inferiority complex.

Pakistan's problem isn't economic. It is moral. There is too much greed, laziness and hypocrisy. All these prescriptions may be good, but they can't be implemented, because those able to are unwilling, and the willing are unable.

Why I this guy not permanently banned? He brings down the standards of pdf.

Of course he made mistakes. But hindsight is 2020. He made some bad decisions, but he thought they were right at the time. Holding him responsible for his own ouster is akin to victim blaming. He was a victim of a crime. He was betrayed by the army leadership and judiciary. When you are...

They want to silence ALL journalists criticizing the army. The idea is that if we can arrest the most popular/prominent journalist in this group, who doesn't even have a mainstream TV platform, then we can do the same and more to the others like Sabir Shakir, Sami Ibrahim, and Moeed Pirzada...

No, I'm not talking about the legality of their interference. I am only explaining why the people are reacting the way they are. In the past, the people welcomed coup d'etats because things had been mismanaged so badly by BB and NS that they felt relief when the army took over. With IK, the...

It's very simple really. If the army interferes to improve things when the politicians are messing it up, then they will have the support of the people. But if the politicians are doing things right, and the army interferes and messes things up, then they should be prepared to face criticism...

Having billionares is an indicator of unequal distribution of wealth. It's not necessarily a good thing. I would take no billionares with a large middle class any day over a tiny island of super rich in a sea of desperately poor people.

These incompetent, corrupt group of politicians and journalis are trying to onfuse everyone by saying that it is a tax on the rich. This is a corporate tax, not a wealth or personal income tax. It will only reduce profitability and force businesses to cut jobs and investment. The wealthy will...

Narcissism of small differences

The problem is that our judiciary is not free. Our judges often make decisions at the behest of the army. Case in point, the unanimous ruling that the VNC was constitutional, and their refusal to rule on PTI dissenters until it was too late. The army could again easily influence a judicial...

Does any of this affect PMLN supporters? Does it put any doubts in their minds about who they're supporting? Honest question.

Won't sell.

The army has betrayed that segment of society that is most loyal to it. The sense of betrayal is profound. Who can they count on now, those in the current government? This was a blunder of epic proportions.

If you expect PTI supporters to be like PMLN or JUIF, then you're wrong. The PTI demographic is very different. The typical PTI supporter is more educated, and more likely to have a job. He or she may not be as street smart as the others. A large section of the PTI support base consists of...