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He is a threat to the status quo.

That was no slip of the tongue. He knew what he was doing.

This is another chhittar on the face of the sellout traitors. Koi sharm hoti hai. Koi haya hota hai.

They used their defections to prise away the smaller coalition partners away from the PTI government.

That's two words.

More freedom, more justice.

I think most of us were hoping the same because we know what it is to live in a prosperous, meritorious society and we wished the same for Pakistan and Pakistanis. The first leader to offer that hope in my lifetime was IK.

I can give you my own perspective. I am a Pakistani born resident and citizen of the UK. For people like me the past 3½ years was a glimmer of hope that we may in our lifetimes see the beginning of a Pakistan that was progressive, meritorious, just, prosperous, and of course, free of foreign...

It was always a banana republic. Today it just became official.

We'll continue to crawl along dragging a bigger and bigger begging bowl behind us as we have for the last 74 years.

How do you know tbey won't be demoralised by the actions of their superiors in facilitating a foreign funded coup?

IK hasn't managed to overturn the system as he set out to do but what he has done very well is expose the system, naked for all to see. Short of violent revolution, the "elites" will continue to sell the hopes, dreams and futures of the masses of this country for their own interests. The only...

A coup d'etat in all but name. Ashamed to be a Pakistani today.

Obviously, what Imran Khan is saying wrt Indian foreign policy is a bit too nuanced for a lot of people.

Absolutely not.

Are you going to cancel your NICOP as well?

Playing fast and loose with your country's sovereignty, integrity and independence is the road to hell. Regardless of greed, corruption or self interest, it is non negotiable. Everyone that can has sold Pakistan and the interests of her people at every opportunity. We are an unfortunate...

Diya hua to hai, aur kaise dein? Welcome to Sharifistan.

Democracy os a luxury for developed, educated, sophisticated societies. Countries like Pakistan need totalitarian governments and planned economies to bring them to that level of development, education and sophistication whereby they can benefit from a democratic system.

Very well said. You both deserve a positive rating for your post. I'm one of those "who have nothing on the line except occasional visits". I have no immediate family in Pakistan, only secondary family, cousins, uncles, aunties, friends and acquaintances etc, but I can honestly tell you that I...