You are seriously faulting political parties for trying to carve their space and get political influence? Everyone tries to get to power.
let admit you are right, all these rascals are still useless, they are good for nothing except looting, plundering, all their wealth is abroad , none of them have sacrificed any single illicit child of their for Pakistan, unlike ARMYIf you arrange a competition among son's of bitchs this guy have high chances to win the race----he's a firm supporter of TTP khawarij, just like like Ibi aka "iyaka nabudu wa iyaka nastaeen, then start the mujra", now he want to show off to Afghan Talibans that he's on their side
I never knew Bajwa's son was fighting in Waziristan. These youthias had me believe he was making business deals with Jay Shah, the president if BCCI and wait for it,....... the son of AMIT SHAH. yes, that one.
Which bring me to my original point, which you ignored and went on a tangent. Why, sir, are you blaming khan for being partial to violent armed non-state actors, when the late Gen Hamid Gul, whose image you have as your DP, was even more unabashedly the same.
Bajwa was a "Haramda" appointed by Nawaz "halalda", then again got extension by "ameer ul momineen Ibi the londay baaz"
So, now it's not just IK using the idaari. The idaara heads were complicit. Idk about you but that sounds like an indictment of the idaara. If idaara heads can be corrupted, and idaara is disciplined and will follow its chief into the sea, that's doesn't sound very flattering,Bajwa was a "Haramda" appointed by Nawaz "halalda", then again got extension by "ameer ul momineen Ibi the londay baaz"
About the second part of your post:
Ibi was hand in hand with bajwa and faiz, they destroyed ISI together, they sold kashmir to India together, they sold our state bank, Imran khan was unable to govern without help of ISI according to his own words, Imran Khan was so selfish and arrogant that he wanted Faiz to be the next COAS and make ISI his own political party wing, so could stay into power for next 10 years. When he went to fare he lost the support of Army and got removed politically. Then he cried like a whore about haqeeqi azadi, and now he begging americans for their support. Lastly he's putting pressure on army via his social media brainless youthias by insulting the whole army in the name of corrupt generals, and portraying Mujib (an other son of a bitch) and other traitors as patriotics and army as roots of all problems, and he think by doing that army will support him in the next election since he don't stand a chance against goons of PMLN, MQM, PPP etc
Pakistan has supported Taliban groups since the 1990s. These groups fought a war with power hungry warlords and brought stability to numerous sectors of Afghanistan in the 1990s. This suited Pakistan at the time (understandable). But Taliban groups developed close ties with Al-Qaeda Network and this relationship brought War On Terror to the region.
The Establishment allowed NATO to conduct operations in Afghanistan on the one hand but allowed the Taliban groups to find refuge and recover in Pakistan on the other hand. US-led forces combed entire sectors in Afghanistan only for Taliban groups to return after a period of time. This ill-advised policy is the reason why military options did not work and Pakistan finds itself in current predicament.
Imran Khan was vocal against War On Terror from the start and the Establishment and PTI were on the same page on the matter of supporting Taliban groups.
Pakistan’s ‘good Taliban-bad Taliban’ strategy backfires, posing regional risks
For decades, Pakistan pursued a policy of supporting the Afghan Taliban while cracking down on the Pakistani Taliban, the Tehreek-i-Taliban (TTP). With the Taliban in power in Afghanistan, Islamabad…www.france24.com
The Pakistani Taliban Test Ties between Islamabad and Kabul | Crisis Group
Two large attacks on police installations have rocked Pakistan, compelling the authorities to rethink their approach to countering militancy. Their dilemma is that the insurgents’ main supporters – the new authorities in Afghanistan – are also their long-time allies.www.crisisgroup.org
Details are out in Public.
I hate to say this but Husain Haqqani was right about some things. Not condoning this idiot's Memogate though. One has the right to disagree with a state policy but one should never be a part of foreign conspiracy.
The fundamental problem is that institutions in Pakistan have not encouraged the Academic sector to conduct impartial research on the matters of national security and many of the teachers are politicized or parrot state-sponsored propaganda. Just look at the level of funding that is allocated for the Education Sector in the country. Academic deliberations are the key to finding solutions for all manner of problems in the country and provide directions to decision-makers for how to move forward.
How come my views are in stark to contrast to typical political banter in the country? Because I am a researcher and I care about Pakistan in true spirit. I have the mental capacity to look at any development from various perspectives to figure out what could be right. This is why most of my views are spot on. But facts are boring and narratives are easier to sell.
