depends on the type of revolution. France style revolution? sure. but Afghanistan style revolution? now that's an object in the mirror (of your car).
No, his only achievement was passing economic reforms act 1992 that legalized money laundering. Becoming PM was just a means to justify the end: stealing from national treasury.
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I have heard PM Imran Khan doesn't even offer biscuits to his visiting guests in PM office.
who says all revolutions have to be progressive. I envision at least an Iran style revolution for Pakistan, it's well accepted as a revolution and probably wasn't *that* regressive. but all this if things deteriorate, Pakistan and it's Establishment has actually shown unbelievable resilience till now. you are very likely correct.
the implication being that having sex with lots of English women is an achievement of similar proportions to becoming the Prime Minister of Pakistan? well, now that explains lots of things about the state of Pakistan and perhaps this subcontinent in general.
It depends. For Bhutto / Nawaz it took a few years of boot polish. For Imran Khan it took two decades long struggle for change.
No Sir, there was no need to proof anything.Hence the use of quotation marks: "Supreme Commander".
Let's hope so. It is important to lay down the long overdue tradition of peaceful transfer of power by due process, against the prevailing odds.
Not surprising. It may be a reminder to show the true balance of de facto powers, not de jure.
All of them, except Leghari.
Sir they will enjoy yatches like my esteem leader nawaz sharif dearest close friend does in lebanon(hirari)Man, I am loving your new perpetual sarcastic mode. Please don't stop
Super rich in Pakistan live in gated communities, having running water, electricity, gas 24/7. They have nothing much to worry about. Except they do. Wealth comes and grows by creating new valuable assets. Elite that only hoards old sources of wealth will soon find itself getting poorer by the day. With ever growing population and declining GDP, the heat will also be felt by the clueless elite. Total collapse of the currency is not a question of if but when.
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I dont why some pakistani hate money launderingNo, his only achievement was passing economic reforms act 1992 that legalized money laundering. Becoming PM was just a means to justify the end: stealing from national treasury.
Pakistan's laws facilitate money laundering, tax evasion | The Express Tribune
Economic Reforms Act, Income Tax Ordinance, prevent authorities from taking action
Any other source?
