New record? PSF claims MNA Murad Saeed cleared three exams in an hour

[Cheetah786]

Brother,

I also voted for PTI in 2013, but the problem in PTI is they dont want to hear criticism on them, if you criticize on some issue, then they all start saying you are noora, you are follower of Ns etc etc.

So you are going to Vote for PML-N or PPP because as we all know they listen to constructive criticism acknowledge the problem and change it for better.

 

[Jzaib]

So you are going to Vote for PML-N or PPP because as we all know they listen to constructive criticism acknowledge the problem and change it for better.

he is a lair . he is a noon league. Just see his recent 500 post. i dnt want to use that word but he is very shameless . he dnt utter a word against nawaz or zardari.. im not just saying it .. see his post history from his profile

 

[expert]

If ATS Peshawar accident happend in Punjab then PTI also


Brother,

Any new Face in the team of IK, which were not tested before??

Arif Alvi, Naz Baloch, Asad Umar, Naeemul Haq, Shireen Mazari, Fauzi Kasuri...

 

[Rasengan]

he is a lair . he is a noon league. Just see his recent 500 post. i dnt want to use that word but he is very shameless . he dnt utter a word against nawaz or zardari.. im not just saying it .. see his post history from his profile

This attitude and preposterous behavior has led many individual's to relinquish their support to PTI. Before you have the audacity to malign someone's character, please learn to spell properly because it makes you look shamefully foolish. The definition of lair means "a place where a wild animal lives". Next time use the word liar instead. Now just because someone has the urge to criticize PTI and disagrees with Imran Khan's political stance, does not automatically make them a noon league stooge. You have to accept the reality, that a number of people were disappointed with PTI and its stance on many different issue. Furthermore don't even think about equating me to supporting noon league, PPP or MQM.

 

[expert]

This attitude and preposterous behavior has led many individual's to relinquish their support to PTI. Before you have the audacity to malign someone's character, please learn to spell properly because it makes you look shamefully foolish. The definition of lair means "a place where a wild animal lives". Next time use the word liar instead. Now just because someone has the urge to criticize PTI and disagrees with Imran Khan's political stance, does not automatically make them a noon league stooge. You have to accept the reality, that a number of people were disappointed with PTI and its stance on many different issue. Furthermore don't even think about equating me to supporting noon league, PPP or MQM.

G. Bush's famous "you are either with us or against us" makes much sense in Pakistan's political framework. Unless one lives abroad (or live off their parents' wealth) he/she must have realized our society is corrupt to the core. Unfortunately, corruption is overlooked or even facilitated by the government. Most of those who speak in support of the Status-Quo Parties don't deny political corruption but term it a survival necessity. This apathy has become ingrained into our society: from a builder to a policeman to a media tycoon.

Corruption and non-sincerity is the single biggest threat to our society. Cleansing must begin at the top. Although I disagree with PTI on many issues, the single most important factor in my support for them is corruption. Only once corruption is eradicated (or reduced) will policies and manifestos matter. The current lot are using their "liberalism" and "Islam" to make more money: look at Zardari and Fazl.

While labeling everyone a Noora or Libido is politically incorrect, I can understand the frustration most of us are feeling. We are getting looted in broad daylight and yet people support criminals by citing the stains on the policeman's trousers.

This attitude and preposterous behavior has led many individual's to relinquish their support to PTI. Before you have the audacity to malign someone's character, please learn to spell properly because it makes you look shamefully foolish. The definition of lair means "a place where a wild animal lives". Next time use the word liar instead. Now just because someone has the urge to criticize PTI and disagrees with Imran Khan's political stance, does not automatically make them a noon league stooge. You have to accept the reality, that a number of people were disappointed with PTI and its stance on many different issue. Furthermore don't even think about equating me to supporting noon league, PPP or MQM.

Relinquishing is used for giving up a material possession or abstract claim. You don't own/have rights for support. You can't "relinquish" it.
"he relinquished his managerial role to become chief executive"
synonyms: renounce, give up/away, hand over, let go of

Your inability to use the correct words makes you sound like a wannabe

 

[Devil Soul]

Statement awaited: MNA Murad Saeed yet to appear before inquiry committee
By Asad Zia
Published: March 10, 2015

PESHAWAR:
With all the hype surrounding PTI MNA Murad Saeed’s alleged prowess of sitting for two stalled examinations within an hour and clearing them, the MNA is yet to appear before an enquiry committee formed at University of Peshawar to investigate the matter.

According to a senior university official, Saeed was supposed to appear before the enquiry committee on March 7 but has failed to show up.

The official said the MNA had said that he would appear before the committee along with the relevant evidence. “The committee has almost completed its report and is waiting for Saeed to give his statement, but he hasn’t even contacted UoP to explain his absence,” he said.

The issue surfaced last week when the Pakhtun Students Federation (PkSF) protested against the university administration claiming Saeed who attended UoP between 2005 and 2009 had been allowed to sit for two stalled exams on March 2—after a gap of over four years, in breach of the university’s rules.

Speaking to The Express Tribune, PkSF Provincial Secretary Information Muqarab Khan had questioned how the university administration was able to conduct such an unprecedented examination and provide special treatment to a student who was not eligible. “The student has to first attend the classes and qualify for the assessment,” he added, pointing out Saeed had not been a student for years.

The PkSF claims the MNA sat both exams within an hour and the results were declared the same day; he passed.

Saeed was enrolled in the four-year BS programme at the Department of Environment Studies. However, he did not clear three courses, Remote Sensing, Introduction to Environmental Sciences and Ecology from semesters 5, 6 and 7 respectively.

According to the university, the result of one of these papers has been missing for a while.

The UoP official said the committee is willing to take into consideration the affidavit and marksheet the MNA posted on his official Twitter account as they investigate the issue.

UoP Director Admissions Professor Dr Hizbullah told The Express Tribune 95% of the work has been completed in the Murad Saeed case, and his statement is awaited. “Without his appearance, the enquiry report cannot be completed.”

He added if the MNA fails to appear within the next two days the committee will announce a deadline and if he fails to honour that as well, then the committee is authorised to finalise its report.

Professor Dr Gulzar, Professor Dr Fazal Hadi and UoP Media Director Akhtar Amin Khan are part of the committee.

Meanwhile, PkSF protested outside the UoP vice chancellor’s office on Monday and demanded exemplary punishment for all people involved in letting Saeed sit for the papers and clear them.

The student organisation threatened to block GT Road in protest if the investigation is not completed within three days and those involved in violating the university’s rules are not punished.

Published in The Express Tribune, March 10th, 2015.

 

[Danish saleem]

Muk Mukaaa of university and PoSF!

 

[Rasengan]

G. Bush's famous "you are either with us or against us" makes much sense in Pakistan's political framework. Unless one lives abroad (or live off their parents' wealth) he/she must have realized our society is corrupt to the core. Unfortunately, corruption is overlooked or even facilitated by the government. Most of those who speak in support of the Status-Quo Parties don't deny political corruption but term it a survival necessity. This apathy has become ingrained into our society: from a builder to a policeman to a media tycoon.

The subject of corruption is distinctively not unique to Pakistan, since it materializes in almost all societies for often different reasons with varying consequences. The historical rapid growth rate of China is obviously related to its relentless pursuit of economic reform, which has unleashed productive forces previously suppressed by rigid central planning. However the changing role of the state under reform has created the problem of persistent bureaucratic indiscipline where organizational state corruption is clearly visible to the naked eye, as every individual is prone to apply the practice of guanxi. These clandestine exchanges are difficult to break, because political patronage is always provided due to collective social interests. In the political framework of Pakistan, those who declare in support of the status-quo parties have financial and political interests at stake, where family members are involved in criminal activities.

Corruption and non-sincerity is the single biggest threat to our society. Cleansing must begin at the top. Although I disagree with PTI on many issues, the single most important factor in my support for them is corruption. Only once corruption is eradicated (or reduced) will policies and manifestos matter. The current lot are using their "liberalism" and "Islam" to make more money: look at Zardari and Fazl.

Japan is broadly acknowledged across the globe as an advance economy, where it would fall under the category of “Age of High mass consumption” in Rostow growth stage theory. However since 1955, political corruption has always existed in Japan under the iron triangle system, which is distinctively similar to the practice of guanxi in China. This demonstrates the conjecture that the biggest threat to our society is not corruption, although it plays a pivotal role in demoralizing and destabilizing the social cohesion of our political system. The biggest hurdle in Pakistan is religious fanaticism, idol worshipping of iconic political figures and the failure of achieving a righteous political party that could unite the whole of Pakistan. Countries such as India, China and Japan are full of corruption scandals; however they are still progressing forward. In a hypothetical scenario even if corruption was eradicated or reduced significantly, it would still not destroy biraderi politics in Punjab and the feudal mind-set in Sindh. Once upon a time I use to support PTI because a silver lining of hope was given to the masses that a new era was about to occur. When the slogan of Naya Pakistan was manufactured before the election I was very optimistic and even was not downtrodden when KPK was attained through the mandate of the people. Since I had the opportunity to work in China and have a large network of contacts in State Owned Enterprises, I wanted to help investment flow within KPK. However the investment cell in KPK spoke rudely to me and was not willing to co-ordinate with me. So far my curse has worked because no real legit FDI has actually been injected within KPK and the apparent Chinese investment is bogus. Therefore I will never support any current political parties and will bide my time until a new force arises that will lynch these cockroaches to the nearest lamp post. Would you drink a glass of milk which contained a droplet of urine? The same concept can be applied in politics and how you actually support certain entities. My honour and integrity will never be purchased by these political leaches, because the best of planners is Allah.

Your inability to use the correct words makes you sound like a wannabe

I could eat a bowl of alphabet soup and shit out a much smarter statement than that. Please go and serve some chai and make sure to say Saheb ji to your feudal superiors. The definition of a wannabe is “a person who tries to be like someone else or to fit in with a particular group of people”. So in what context can I be regarded as a wannabe or is hypocrisy ingrained in your DNA system when preaching the correct use of terms. A monkey would be scratching his head wondering why human civilization has regressed in nature. Why did you use the term "words" in the plural form, when you corrected only one mistake.

Relinquishing is used for giving up a material possession or abstract claim. You don't own/have rights for support. You can't "relinquish" it.
"he relinquished his managerial role to become chief executive"
synonyms: renounce, give up/away, hand over, let go of

Actually relinquishing was the correct terminology, because many previous PTI supporters had a paying membership deal with the party, where you were invited to social congregations. Furthermore you had the opportunity to participate in the local chapter of your branch outside Pakistan. The material possession in this case is giving up my membership as a PTI activists, which in turn means that my political support for them has relinquished. Epic failure from your side, however I will give you one sound advice for future references. Trying to play smart with me will give you a one way ticket to a mental asylum institution, where I will figuratively speaking will rip you to shreds from A to Z.

 

[expert]

The subject of corruption is distinctively not unique to Pakistan, since it materializes in almost all societies for often different reasons with varying consequences. The historical rapid growth rate of China is obviously related to its relentless pursuit of economic reform, which has unleashed productive forces previously suppressed by rigid central planning.However the changing role of the state under reform has created the problem of persistent bureaucratic indiscipline where organizational state corruption is clearly visible to the naked eye, as every individual is prone to apply the practice of guanxi. These clandestine exchanges are difficult to break, because political patronage is always provided due to collective social interests. In the political framework of Pakistan, those who declare in support of the status-quo parties have financial and political interests at stake, where family members are involved in criminal activities.

Can't say I disagree with you. And that's all the more reason to rid ourselves of the feudal mindset and feudal parties. However, the political and economic system in China is very different--the One Party system means the ruling party is free to make laws, execute them and interpret them. They get things done! Furthermore, many Chinese officials have been tried and convicted for their corrupt practices. How many Pakistani politicians/officials have been tried and convicted despite the hue and cry from the opposition against the ruling parties? In fact, according to the NAB, it is apparent that Pakistan has the least corrupt political system in the world. Bullocks!

Japan is broadly acknowledged across the globe as an advance economy, where it would fall under the category of “Age of High mass consumption” in Rostow growth stage theory. However since 1955, political corruption has always existed in Japan under the iron triangle system, which is distinctively similar to the practice of guanxi in China.

Japan is one of the least corrupt countries according to Transparency International. The basis of your argument is therefore hollow.

This demonstrates the conjecture that the biggest threat to our society is not corruption, although it plays a pivotal role in demoralizing and destabilizing the social cohesion of our political system. The biggest hurdle in Pakistan is religious fanaticism, idol worshipping of iconic political figures and the failure of achieving a righteous political party that could unite the whole of Pakistan. Countries such as India, China and Japan are full of corruption scandals; however they are still progressing forward.

China is a one party system. It's the same reason Pakistan has progressed much faster under military rule than "democracy." Japan is NOT corrupt. Is India really progressing? On paper Maybe; just like Pakistan, their elite are getting richer while the poor get poorer. The false sense of patriotism is a defining difference. Indian propaganda has ingrained Indians to believe that the success of the Tatas, the Ambanis and the Gandhis is national progress.

In a hypothetical scenario even if corruption was eradicated or reduced significantly, it would still not destroy biraderi politics in Punjab and the feudal mind-set in Sindh. Once upon a time I use to support PTI because a silver lining of hope was given to the masses that a new era was about to occur. When the slogan of Naya Pakistan was manufactured before the election I was very optimistic and even was not downtrodden when KPK was attained through the mandate of the people.

I strongly disagree. The largest impediment to human rights and other constitutional rights is the lack of education. In fact education itself is a human right. Educating the Punjabi and Sindhi underclass would change the nature of their feudal and biradari mindsets. So what's stopping poor kids from education? Organized corruption.

Since I had the opportunity to work in China and have a large network of contacts in State Owned Enterprises, I wanted to help investment flow within KPK. However the investment cell in KPK spoke rudely to me and was not willing to co-ordinate with me. So far my curse has worked because no real legit FDI has actually been injected within KPK and the apparent Chinese investment is bogus. Therefore I will never support any current political parties and will bide my time until a new force arises that will lynch these cockroaches to the nearest lamp post. Would you drink a glass of milk which contained a droplet of urine? The same concept can be applied in politics and how you actually support certain entities. My honour and integrity will never be purchased by these political leaches, because the best of planners is Allah.

That pretty much explains your withdrawal of support for PTI. It's personal experience rather than rational argument.

I could eat a bowl of alphabet soup and shit out a much smarter statement than that. Please go and serve some chai and make sure to say Saheb ji to your feudal superiors. The definition of a wannabe is “a person who tries to be like someone else or to fit in with a particular group of people”. So in what context can I be regarded as a wannabe or is hypocrisy ingrained in your DNA system when preaching the correct use of terms. A monkey would be scratching his head wondering why human civilization has regressed in nature. Why did you use the term "words" in the plural form, when you corrected only one mistake.



Actually relinquishing was the correct terminology, because many previous PTI supporters had a paying membership deal with the party, where you were invited to social congregations. Furthermore you had the opportunity to participate in the local chapter of your branch outside Pakistan. The material possession in this case is giving up my membership as a PTI activists, which in turn means that my political support for them has relinquished. Epic failure from your side, however I will give you one sound advice for future references. Trying to play smart with me will give you a one way ticket to a mental asylum institution, where I will figuratively speaking will rip you to shreds from A to Z.

Challenge accepted.

Saheb ji to your feudal superiors

Your very basis for your withdrawal of support for PTI has been

Now just because someone has the urge to criticize PTI and disagrees with Imran Khan's political stance, does not automatically make them a noon league stooge

Hypocrisy at its best. Someone who disagrees with you is automatically a feudal underling. Right?

So in what context can I be regarded as a wannabe

By making fun of @Jzaib 's spellings and grammar, you want yourself to be portrayed as a superior--a wannabe master-of-English language. Are all those who can't spell, or speak better in another language "shamefully foolish?"

Actually relinquishing was the correct terminology

You can relinquish membership but you can't relinquish support. Relinquishing membership does not equate to giving up support and nether does giving up support lead to relinquishing of membership. I can still be a PTI member even if I do not support them. I can still be a PTI supporter without membership. You said "relinquish their support to PTI." Your usage is incorrect.

There is only one person who will get shredded to threads and that shall not be me.

 

[Jzaib]

This attitude and preposterous behavior has led many individual's to relinquish their support to PTI. Before you have the audacity to malign someone's character, please learn to spell properly because it makes you look shamefully foolish. The definition of lair means "a place where a wild animal lives". Next time use the word liar instead. Now just because someone has the urge to criticize PTI and disagrees with Imran Khan's political stance, does not automatically make them a noon league stooge. You have to accept the reality, that a number of people were disappointed with PTI and its stance on many different issue. Furthermore don't even think about equating me to supporting noon league, PPP or MQM.

i don't care if you criticize PTI or who supports it. I was just pointing our a fact that he said he is not biased against PTI and i said go check his profile history. there is not a single thread or comments against any other party. His all comments are against PTI and when ever there is something posted against PMLN on any thread he will come and post irrelevant stuff about PTI. that does make me suspect him as a PMLN supporter . . Instead of finding spelling errors u should at least read the post. Yes may be i have been careless but if u have to butt in please try to use your brain first

 

[Rasengan]

i don't care if you criticize PTI or who supports it. I was just pointing our a fact that he said he is not biased against PTI and i said go check his profile history. there is not a single thread or comments against any other party. His all comments are against PTI and when ever there is something posted against PMLN on any thread he will come and post irrelevant stuff about PTI. that does make me suspect him as a PMLN supporter . . Instead of finding spelling errors u should at least read the post. Yes may be i have been careless but if u have to butt in please try to use your brain first

There is an old Chinese proverb which fits your description perfectly well "people with no brain have no cure". However since your comprehension skills is severely lacking due to your inert dysfunctional brain system, I would recommend sincerely that you should make a special appointment with a phonics teacher. In addition, take a chill pill before your blood pressure rises, because the paramedics might have to resuscitate you. Evidently the idea of someone criticizing PTI as a political entity has made you emotional and you do obviously care, because you have to label them as bias political spectators who secretly support the status-quo parties. In a democratic system individuals have the right to express their opinions freely and can choose to make comments on any issue they prefer. You have no moral authority to judge him on his views or actions and its disturbing to witness that you apparently stalk him online. If you have a problem with such a simple concept, then please inform your party chief to stop sprouting the nonsense of defending the democratic values of Pakistan. Now obviously he would participate in discussing subjects related to PTI, because he voted for them in the general election.

 

[Jzaib]

There is an old Chinese proverb which fits your description perfectly well "people with no brain have no cure". However since your comprehension skills is severely lacking due to your inert dysfunctional brain system, I would recommend sincerely that you should make a special appointment with a phonics teacher. In addition, take a chill pill before your blood pressure rises, because the paramedics might have to resuscitate you. Evidently the idea of someone criticizing PTI as a political entity has made you emotional and you do obviously care, because you have to label them as bias political spectators who secretly support the status-quo parties. In a democratic system individuals have the right to express their opinions freely and can choose to make comments on any issue they prefer. You have no moral authority to judge him on his views or actions and its disturbing to witness that you apparently stalk him online. If you have a problem with such a simple concept, then please inform your party chief to stop sprouting the nonsense of defending the democratic values of Pakistan. Now obviously he would participate in discussion subjects related to PTI, because he voted for them in the general election.

learn to tag people so they know when you reply., your justifications is just like MQM justification about the weapons caught from 90 today .Again a very irrelevant reply without reading my post. b4 lecturing me on democracy please read the post. PLEASE AGAIN READ THE POST CAREFULLY B4 U REPLY. YOUR LOGIC IS STUPID.
so your argument is that he voted for PTI so that is why he is only disusing PTI . Please use your peanut size brain and see his post history which i asked you to do couple of times. If you have seen . Things would be much easier for you to understand. He made only anti PTI votes since day one.. HE HAS BEEN POSTING ANTI PTI COMMENTS EVEN WHERE SOME OTHER ISSUE HAS BEEN DISCUSED. IF ANYONE IS MAKING ANY ANTI PMLN COMMENT IN ANY THREAD HE WILL START DEFENDING HIM AND START POSTING IRRELEVANT ANTI PTI THINGS .

so before mocking my spelling .. do visit his profile and see. If your brain still thinks that im wrong let me know .

 

[Rasengan]

Can't say I disagree with you. And that's all the more reason to rid ourselves of the feudal mindset and feudal parties. However, the political and economic system in China is very different--the One Party system means the ruling party is free to make laws, execute them and interpret them. They get things done! Furthermore, many Chinese officials have been tried and convicted for their corrupt practices. How many Pakistani politicians/officials have been tried and convicted despite the hue and cry from the opposition against the ruling parties? In fact, according to the NAB, it is apparent that Pakistan has the least corrupt political system in the world. Bullocks!

Public officials in China have been trialed and convicted in the judicial courts for their corrupt financial practices. However, this phenomena only transpires when the CCP as a collective political group decide to cleanse high ranking officials for supporting certain factions within the party. Bo Xilai who came from the taizidang faction is an excellent example where all his associates and family friends were purged from the Communists Party. Currently Xi Jinping is consolidating his power by convicting those who were loyal to Jiang Zemin and to a lesser extent Bo Xilai. The political and economic system of China is very different and unique, although they have many factions within the party who have a divergence of interests. Things actually progress in China due to organizational corruption, because they have such a hierarchical bureaucratic setup, that department heads need to bribe one another to get things moving by using guanxi. Obviously to stop corruption is very important, however it is not the biggest single threat to our society. We need to stop religious fanaticism because its leading to sectarian violence, finish the idol worshiping of iconic political figures because we always re-elect them into public office and create a party that represents the true values of the lower and middle classes of Pakistan. By achieving these objectives it can be concluded that corruption would automatically be eradicated or reduced.

 

[Rasengan]

Japan is one of the least corrupt countries according to Transparency International. The basis of your argument is therefore hollow.

Your academic knowledge on Japan is relatively limited, because if you actually understand the political philosophy of the Iron Triangle System which is the relationship of the LDP to the Keiretsu (business sector) and the bureaucracy in post World War II Japan, then you would notice that corruption does exist significantly in Japan. A prime example can be demonstrated in 2007, when the Social Insurance Agency loss the record of 50 million pensioners. This was the sole key issue which made Shinzo Abe lose the general election and for the first time since 1955 allow another party to come into office. Read up more the history of the postal service, construction syndicates linked to pork and barrel politics to the local chapter of the LDP political set up. In my opinion Transparency International is flawed because there is a growing concern among anti-corruption agencies and the international community that perception based indexes are not accurate measures. The best perception-based surveys do not always account for indirect effects of subjective factors, and their margin of error are large when compared with actual corruption. Such indexes do not reveal the real context of a situation and may even be counter-productive.

 

[Rasengan]

China is a one party system. It's the same reason Pakistan has progressed much faster under military rule than "democracy." Japan is NOT corrupt. Is India really progressing? On paper Maybe; just like Pakistan, their elite are getting richer while the poor get poorer. The false sense of patriotism is a defining difference. Indian propaganda has ingrained Indians to believe that the success of the Tatas, the Ambanis and the Gandhis is national progress.

I will reiterate for the second consecutive time, that China is indeed a one party system however their are many different factions who have different diverging interests. For example we have the taizidang faction, the Shanghai Clique and the Populist coalition faction. You need to do more research and study when you try to talk about China to me. Pakistan progressed much faster under military rule because the law and order situation in the country was maintained, in which I previously recommended was important to secure the safety of our survival. You spoke on the idea of corruption being the single largest threat to our society, however this was erroneous because I used China as a case point. I read academic journals and books instead of relying of institutions that are prone to have hidden agendas. Freedom House is another index which measures the level of democracy and freedom across the globe, however everyone who has studied political science as a subject will tell you how bias this institution is in nature. India is progressing because the amount of lobbying power that they hold across the globe is astounding, which means trouble for Pakistan because international pressure will build up against us when the issue of Kashmir and state terrorism is brought up. Bangalore is tipped to become the next Silicon Valley, where India in the next decade has been projected by some analysis to generate hundreds of billions of dollars to exchequer. They have a growing middle class and the level of poverty is slowly reducing, which makes it a fantastic market for e-commerce and the retail sector. Those Tata's, Ambanis like figures are rolling in Mayfair and Wall Street as minted individuals who are gaining influence for their country. Pakistani's unfortunately were never good at strategic planning for the long term.

That pretty much explains your withdrawal of support for PTI. It's personal experience rather than rational argument.

Actually my personal experience is one of the reasons why I decided to withdraw my support for PTI and its a rational argument because making the slogan Naya Pakistan and not fulfilling the promises delivered during the election constitutes to the idea of political blasphemy in my opinion. Anyway I had the last laugh because those cockroaches in the investment cell department have failed to get FDI. I have changed my views on PTI, because I thought Imran Khan's stance on the Taliban issue was political incorrect and the amount of horse trading has boggled my mind. Furthermore, he has backtracked from his promise before the election of toppling Ganja, if he did any form of rigging. I want a proletarian revolution in Pakistan to hang every single sectarian instigator and corrupt person who is against the ideology of Pakistan.

Challenge accepted.

Did you go to PTI GHQ to get the nod from your seniors to accept my challenge

Hypocrisy at its best. Someone who disagrees with you is automatically a feudal underling. Right?

If someone disagrees with me, then it does not necessarily mean that they are a feudal underling. I just made a special exception for you and its seems like I touched a nerve

By making fun of @@Jzaib 's spellings and grammar, you want yourself to be portrayed as a superior--a wannabe master-of-English language. Are all those who can't spell, or speak better in another language "shamefully foolish?"

Jzaib was brazen in his statement of calling someone a liar, however before pointing fingers at others he should learn to look at him self first. Its difficult to take someone seriously, if he can't even spell the word he is accusing another person of.

earn to tag people so they know when you reply., your justifications is just like MQM justification about the weapons caught from 90 today .Again a very irrelevant reply without reading my post. b4 lecturing me on democracy please read the post. PLEASE AGAIN READ THE POST CAREFULLY B4 U REPLY. YOUR LOGIC IS STUPID.
so your argument is that he voted for PTI so that is why he is only disusing PTI . Please use your peanut size brain and see his post history which i asked you to do couple of times. If you have seen . Things would be much easier for you to understand. He made only anti PTI votes since day one.. HE HAS BEEN POSTING ANTI PTI COMMENTS EVEN WHERE SOME OTHER ISSUE HAS BEEN DISCUSED. IF ANYONE IS MAKING ANY ANTI PMLN COMMENT IN ANY THREAD HE WILL START DEFENDING HIM AND START POSTING IRRELEVANT ANTI PTI THINGS .

so before mocking my spelling .. do visit his profile and see. If your brain still thinks that im wrong let me know .

It must be that special time of the month, where you are prone to emotional mood swings....calm down before you become brain dead and don't use capital locks to show your frustrations, because it makes you look like a petulant child on sugar rush Thank you for being the clown court gesture, your performance had me in stitches We have spoken only twice, so therefore I find it strange that you voice the opinion that you have told me a couple of times to see his post history. So just because he posted anti- PTI comments this allows you to malign him and call him a liar...pathetic logic. Even if he was a hidden closet noon league supporter, then he still has the right to comment on any topic he see's fit. In addition, if he only wants to discuss PTI then he is entitled to do so.