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Both are Traitors !
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Who? Who decides who are traitors? The ISI? The IB? Parliament? An excited mob? An armed assassin? 'Cause I don't recall a Pakistani court arriving at such a verdict.Both are Traitors !
A PM who gets a necklace from Turk PM,s 1st lady as donation for earth quake affecties and gives that to his wife is a traitor and owe to those people.as for Haqqani,He is just a $$$$ Indulging B**ch.No wonder these people rob the country and settle in the west along with all their businesses.Who? Who decides who are traitors? The ISI? The IB? Parliament? An excited mob? An armed assassin? 'Cause I don't recall a Pakistani court arriving at such a verdict.
That's embezzlement. By itself I don't see how that can be made out as "treason".A PM who gets a necklace from Turk PM,s 1st lady as donation for earth quake affecties and gives that to his wife -
Nice. Can you also muster evidence to support your passionate hatred of the man or is your mere passion all the proof you think is necessary?....as for Haqqani,He is just a $$$$ Indulging B**ch.No wonder these people rob the country and settle in the west along with all their businesses.
People have the right to criticize their rulers and form opinions about their actions. Not everything we can say about our rulers has to be proven in a court. A verdict from court is needed only when punishing someone for an alleged crime. But it is not needed to form and voice a political stance about an individual.Who? Who decides who are traitors? The ISI? The IB? Parliament? An excited mob? An armed assassin? 'Cause I don't recall a Pakistani court arriving at such a verdict.
Comon, on PDF anyone can be declared as traitor. Tell me who is not (except military chief current and previous)Who? Who decides who are traitors? The ISI? The IB? Parliament? An excited mob? An armed assassin? 'Cause I don't recall a Pakistani court arriving at such a verdict.
The current fashion in Pakistan is for people to apply capital punishment without a verdict from a court, yes? So throwing about terms like "treason" can have deadly effects. When the intent is to inspire murder, isn't that also a crime?People have the right to criticize their rulers and form opinions about their actions. Not everything we can say about our rulers has to be proven in a court. A verdict from court is needed only when punishing someone for an alleged crime.
I wasn't going to, but when I was last banned from PDF I decided to read his latest book. Very interesting commentary on U.S. - Pakistani affairs from Jinnah to his resignation and departure from Pakistan. Together with his previous book from 2005, H.H. argues that delusion, self-delusion, deception, bad faith, and mass hatred are tools employed by Pakistan's leadership for state purposes, while the ISI has become the arbiter of what is loyalty to the state; even though Pakistan no longer has a military government, its elected officials are subject to military governance. So because he has an alternative vision for a future Pakistan in which this is not the case makes him a "traitor" in the eyes of some in Pakistan's military establishment.Hussain Haqqani is a professional traitor, the bastard is not even loyal to his treacherous gadari party.
Its not hatred !its anger ! because we have listened these lunatics and know how they behave in and outside pakistan.if you really want to prove me wrong I,ll take it but after you come here and see and listen for yourself.That's embezzlement. By itself I don't see how that can be made out as "treason".
Nice. Can you also muster evidence to support your passionate hatred of the man or is your mere passion all the proof you think is necessary?
It's good to know that you're aware of the lunacy. Problem is that lunacy is a tactic wielded by Pakistan's leaderships, both civilian and military, for their own purposes. For its part, the Pakmil has been working to undermine civilian politicians for decades so it's hard to tell what anger-inducing stuff is real and what is fake. Only restraint by the populace and increased accountability of Pakistan's governing institutions can treat these ailments.Its not hatred !its anger ! because we have listened these lunatics and know how they behave in and outside pakistan.
Right ! You wont believe how much it hurts to know that common man is so helpless in this system.and not all the civilians wielded.Most pakistanis live in urban areas still suffering for basic education and services under fudalism.It's good to know that you're aware of the lunacy. Problem is that lunacy is a tactic wielded by Pakistan's leaderships, both civilian and military, for their own purposes. For its part, the Pakmil has been working to undermine civilian politicians for decades so it's hard to tell what anger-inducing stuff is real and what is fake. Only restraint by the populace and increased accountability of Pakistan's governing institutions can treat these ailments.
Good observation.I don't see gillani's signature on this document so he will just deny it. Also, I don't believe such an order would have been issued without knowledge of the military/establishment.
Not taking sides, just stating the obvious.
The current fashion in Pakistan is for people to apply capital punishment without a verdict from a court, yes? So throwing about terms like "treason" can have deadly effects. When the intent is to inspire murder, isn't that also a crime?
But if Secretary provides any evidence of orders from pm, he is finished
I never wrote "dont accuse these politicians of anything -". But accusing them of a capital crime, rather than embezzlement? In Pakistan that's incitement to murder, since Pakistan has an ugly record of vigilante and mob "justice".What a fascist argument! Dont accuse these politicians of anything, without which nothing can be brought to the courts that may convict them, as they are in danger.
Why don't you study Pakistani history more to come up with an answer yourself?Has anyone taken law in their hand against a politician or former head of govt after being accused of treason?
No. Incitement to murder is also a crime.Bottom line is the responsibility of actions lies only on the individuals committing them -
Unclear. Edit, please.Right ! You wont believe how much it hurts to know that common man is so helpless in this system.and not all the civilians wielded.