Imran Khan Jalsa in Shangla, KPK - 2 June, 2022 - IK directly addresses to Establishment

[Thorough Pro]

The time for peaceful jalsa's is over. Revolutions don't come peacefully. Mir Bajwas and his imported thieves need to be killed mercilessly or continue living this miserable slave life forever. Only 200/300 corrupt politicians need to be culled.

 

[General Dong]

The time for peaceful jalsa's is over. Revolutions don't come peacefully. Mir Bajwas and his imported thieves need to be killed mercilessly or continue living this miserable slave life forever. Only 200/300 corrupt politicians need to be culled.

No doubt in my mind the name "Bajwa" will live in infamy for centuries for Pakistani's. The time is near, the people must now decide what path they want to follow.

Personally I believe we Pakistanis are too soft to go after them. I share the same sediment as you. Only with force can the people break the chains.

 

[IceCold]

Why should my arse be burning. I am enjoying this clown show presented by him.

The only clown here is you. @waz @Jango why are indians allowed to troll on domestic Pakistani threads?

 

[Ghazwa-e-Hind]

The only clown here is you. @waz @Jango why are indians allowed to troll on domestic Pakistani threads?

I have been complaining to mods for last 30 days about presence of Indian RSS extremists on this forum. But they're still here commenting on our sensitive issues.

Most of the troll accounts are from Pajeetforum, they even post screenshots there, such level of obsession with Pakistan.

 

[Riz]

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Imran Khan again targets ‘neutrals’​

Imran said a bunch of thieves is leading the country towards nowhere and people know where the real power rests​

By Mumtaz Alvi & Sarfaraz Khan
June 03, 2022

PM Imran addressing a public rally in Bisham, Shangla on June 03, 2022. Photo: Twitter

BISHAM/ISLAMABAD: Former prime minister and Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan on Thursday said the country was on the verge of collapse and history would not forgive the establishment if it continued to stay neutral.

"A bunch of thieves is leading the country towards nowhere and people know where the real power rests," the PTI chief told a public meeting at the Bisham town of Shangla district.

He said one could not remain neutral when the country was going down, adding that Pakistan could not secure cheap oil from Russia owing to the US pressure. He claimed that his government was trying to strike a deal with Russia for securing cheap oil, but it was ousted under a conspiracy.

"We have to shun the state of fear. We have to bury the fear factor if we want to become a great nation," Imran said and vowed to continue holding rallies till the announcement of fresh elections.