Billionaire Wives of Generals
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Why are you fellows surprised?? I and many members have been saying this for years on this forum. The biggest enemy of Pakistani people is Pakistan military. The corruption of these army generals and their participation in extreme human rights abuses and killings of ordinary Pakistan people far exceeds the barbarity of Zionist Israel.
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What should the people of Pakistan do? The majority is not educated enough to organize or sustain an extended campaign let alone a revolution. IK tried, his die hard fans tried, see where they ended up.
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Rs 70,000 per month salary of the general at the time of his service. But he had bought properties in London, Dubai and NY. Amazing and miraculous financial management.
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More corruption by Army Generals.
CPEC : China loan $21B more than reported
CPEC : China loan $21B more than reported
https://asia.nikkei.com/Spotlight/Belt-and-Road/China-loaned-Pakistan-21bn-more-than-reported-study-finds
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They tried? After looking at what Palestinians are going through and at their revolve, I don’t think we can say Pakistanis tried. Algerian revolution was started by a common man and it spread because people weren’t cowards.
Pakistanis are good for making tik toks, insta post or making videos on PTI legal team. Have to fight for freedom, sacrifices have to be made to achieve it. They thought the military mafia will see protest happening across Pakistan and retreat? Unless Pakistani come out in numbers and give ultimatum to generals to resign or there will be bloodshed - these haramkhors will not backdown. Don’t have to be educated to fight for freedom- self respect and dignity is all that is required and unfortunately vast majority in Pakistan don’t know what that is.
Don’t compare Qaddafi with these cowards. Qaddafi took care of his people. I have spoken with people who have lived under Qaddafi and he sounds nothing like these cowards.
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I put a thread on General Shafaat Shah corruption and it was deleted. Today FactFocus has published the report with full evidence.
Can someone tell us bloody civilians how a Lt. Gen. can buy an apartment with payment in cash in Manhattan?
Here is the full report, not hearsay but with evidence:
Mastering the Art of Stealth Wealth: Exploring the Global Real Estate Holdings of a Pakistan Army General
New York City government record proves Gen Shafaat purchased a luxurious apartment in downtown Manhattan by paying USD 1.4 million in 2012Pakistani records indicate that Gfactfocus.com
Before this thread is closed, can this forum tell me why we cant discuss a general's corruption?
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Add to the list another mfkrng corrupt traitor colonial sepoy General scumbag:
NAB begins probe into graft charges against ex-general Ahsan Saleem Hayat - Pakistan
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ISLAMABAD: The National Accountability Bureau (NAB) has initiated proceedings against retired four-star general Ahsan Saleem Hayat and senior officers of the National Logistics Cell (NLC) on a complaint filed by an ex-major who had served in the same organisation.
Ex-Major Akram Raza had in 2015 filed a petition in the Lahore High Court, claiming that a number of military officers had been dismissed from service for running an illegal crude oil business that caused a loss of Rs20 million per day to the national exchequer. He was seeking his arrears and amount of the fine imposed on him by the military authorities.
According to documents attached with the petition, 17 individuals, including two lieutenant colonels, three majors, six soldiers of varying ranks and four civilians, were among those found guilty of embezzling oil and dismissed by the military authorities on Jan 26, 2005 for running an “illegal crude oil business”.
Major Raza had claimed that he was not part of the group of individuals who were dismissed, but the one who had actually pointed out the “theft and illegal sale” of crude oil and was arrested and detained for no reason.
In his petition, the ex-major said he got an FIR registered against the people involved in the scam, but the NLC administration kept on pressurising him to “cooperate with the crude oil mafia and on refusal was threatened [with] dire consequences”.
He has filed the complaint before the NAB chairman.
During the hearing on his petition on Sept 25, 2019, an LHC bench comprising Justice Shahid Mehmood Abbasi and Justice Tariq Abbasi directed NAB to proceed on the complaint in accordance with the law.
The ex-major was represented by counsel Inam-ur-Rahiem before the LHC.
It may be mentioned that the Islamabad High Court, while taking up a contempt of court petition against NAB for not proceeding against former army chief retired Gen Pervez Musharraf in connection with a complaint against his alleged corruption, directed the anti-graft watchdog to dispel the impression of witch-hunting of the politicians only.
NAB had last month informed Mr Raza about scrutiny of his complaint. As per a letter issued by the bureau, the complaint has been referred to the directorate concerned.
In his complaint, the ex-major stated that he had served in Transport Battalion of NLC in Karachi as 2nd-in-command from December 2001 to January 2004 and then remained in the custody of different agencies till Feb 27, 2006.
He said he had informed then director general of NLC Maj Gen Khalid Zaheer Akhtar about the presence of the “crude oil mafia” as well as massive embezzlement in the purchase of 100 Hino buses, but ended up being placed under arrest and detained.
Gen Akhtar was one of the three NLC general officers who were found guilty of involvement in the NLC scam.
According to the complaint, the matter was taken up by Gen Ahsan Saleem Hayat, the then corps commander of Karachi, but to no avail. Gen Hayat, on the other hand after becoming the vice chief of army staff, approved his dismissal from service and also imposed a fine of Rs293,000 on him, said the ex-major.
He requested the NAB chairman to proceed against Gen Hayat and other NLC officers who had caused billions of rupees of losses to the national exchequer.
Published in Dawn, March 17th, 2022
NAB begins probe into graft charges against ex-general Ahsan Saleem Hayat - Pakistan
www.dawn.com
ISLAMABAD: The National Accountability Bureau (NAB) has initiated proceedings against retired four-star general Ahsan Saleem Hayat and senior officers of the National Logistics Cell (NLC) on a complaint filed by an ex-major who had served in the same organisation.
Ex-Major Akram Raza had in 2015 filed a petition in the Lahore High Court, claiming that a number of military officers had been dismissed from service for running an illegal crude oil business that caused a loss of Rs20 million per day to the national exchequer. He was seeking his arrears and amount of the fine imposed on him by the military authorities.
According to documents attached with the petition, 17 individuals, including two lieutenant colonels, three majors, six soldiers of varying ranks and four civilians, were among those found guilty of embezzling oil and dismissed by the military authorities on Jan 26, 2005 for running an “illegal crude oil business”.
Major Raza had claimed that he was not part of the group of individuals who were dismissed, but the one who had actually pointed out the “theft and illegal sale” of crude oil and was arrested and detained for no reason.
In his petition, the ex-major said he got an FIR registered against the people involved in the scam, but the NLC administration kept on pressurising him to “cooperate with the crude oil mafia and on refusal was threatened [with] dire consequences”.
He has filed the complaint before the NAB chairman.
During the hearing on his petition on Sept 25, 2019, an LHC bench comprising Justice Shahid Mehmood Abbasi and Justice Tariq Abbasi directed NAB to proceed on the complaint in accordance with the law.
The ex-major was represented by counsel Inam-ur-Rahiem before the LHC.
It may be mentioned that the Islamabad High Court, while taking up a contempt of court petition against NAB for not proceeding against former army chief retired Gen Pervez Musharraf in connection with a complaint against his alleged corruption, directed the anti-graft watchdog to dispel the impression of witch-hunting of the politicians only.
NAB had last month informed Mr Raza about scrutiny of his complaint. As per a letter issued by the bureau, the complaint has been referred to the directorate concerned.
In his complaint, the ex-major stated that he had served in Transport Battalion of NLC in Karachi as 2nd-in-command from December 2001 to January 2004 and then remained in the custody of different agencies till Feb 27, 2006.
He said he had informed then director general of NLC Maj Gen Khalid Zaheer Akhtar about the presence of the “crude oil mafia” as well as massive embezzlement in the purchase of 100 Hino buses, but ended up being placed under arrest and detained.
Gen Akhtar was one of the three NLC general officers who were found guilty of involvement in the NLC scam.
According to the complaint, the matter was taken up by Gen Ahsan Saleem Hayat, the then corps commander of Karachi, but to no avail. Gen Hayat, on the other hand after becoming the vice chief of army staff, approved his dismissal from service and also imposed a fine of Rs293,000 on him, said the ex-major.
He requested the NAB chairman to proceed against Gen Hayat and other NLC officers who had caused billions of rupees of losses to the national exchequer.
Published in Dawn, March 17th, 2022
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Healthcare and Housing was free, married couples would get 5K right off the bat to help start their life.
Obviously its not possible to export those policies towards a hyper capitalist and hyper individualistic Western society where homogeneity or common message (Islam) is not present
But Gaddafi did a lot for his people
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Education has nothing to do with it, it's their inherent cowardice.
Ama ki dua; I wish we all had an Ama like his.
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as per Signalian and others, ultimately this will somehow benefit Pakistan. Because whatever the Generals do is good, and what others do is bad.
Tall and Graceful at their best.
No wonder pro fauji guys like Signalian and Windjammer live overseas, they got their quota for being loyal.
Tall and Graceful at their best.
No wonder pro fauji guys like Signalian and Windjammer live overseas, they got their quota for being loyal.
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