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Ousted Prime Minister Imran Khan Arrested: News and Discussion

Is Martial Law/Emergency a real possibility after IK arrest?

  • Yes

    Votes: 145 63.6%
  • No

    Votes: 83 36.4%

  • Total voters
    228
  • Poll closed .
What is going on in be country is worst than a nightmare, scared the living daylights out of ordinary people about what will the end game.

This if beyond anything to understand, country is imploding, self destructing and people responsible for it are not retreating, not retrospecting.
 
What is going on in be country is worst than a nightmare, scared the living daylights out of ordinary people about what will the end game.

This if beyond anything to understand, country is imploding, self destructing and people responsible for it are not retreating, not retrospecting.

I don’t want to sound negative but these people are not willing to give up their power. There may only be one solution left.
 
Dear all: If you get a link on Facebook, Twitter from a woman claiming to be Dr. Ayesha or Waris Khan and ask you to join the following what’s app group please DO NOT click on the link, block them and for gods sake do not join the group.

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This is the group they are using among others to target supporters. Stay safe! I’ll post other updates where I can.
Imran Khan DP of that group 😂😂😂

Dat photoshop. Pink jacket + makeup + lipstick
 
Waisay isn't it amazing that the first facilitator of 9th April 2022 conspiracy is being put to justice in our lifetimes?

That's how Allah's insaaf will look like in the coming months/ years, if He has not already purged us till the judgement day.
You mean CC Lahore?
 
ChatGPT:

Tell me about the killing of intellectuals of East Pakistan by Pakistan Army.

The events you are referring to are commonly known as the "intellectual killings" or "massacre of intellectuals" that took place during the Bangladesh Liberation War in 1971. It occurred in East Pakistan (present-day Bangladesh) when it was part of Pakistan.

During the Liberation War, the Pakistani military launched a brutal crackdown against the Bengali nationalist movement, which sought greater autonomy and later independence for East Pakistan. As part of their campaign to suppress the movement, the Pakistani Army targeted intellectuals, professionals, academics, and cultural figures who were seen as symbols of Bengali identity and potential leaders of the resistance.

Starting in the final days of the war, as the Pakistani Army realized that their defeat was imminent, they began targeting intellectuals and systematically executed them. The aim was to eliminate potential opposition and crush the intellectual and cultural foundation of the Bengali people. This included professors, writers, journalists, poets, artists, doctors, engineers, and others who were influential or perceived as threats to the Pakistani state.

The killings were carried out through targeted operations, with intellectuals being rounded up, arrested, and often tortured before being executed. Many were taken to torture cells and detention centers, where they were subjected to severe physical and psychological abuse. The bodies of the victims were often dumped in mass graves or rivers.

The intellectual killings were a deliberate attempt to cripple the emerging independent Bengali nation, as the Pakistani Army wanted to crush any resistance and intimidate the population. The extent of the killings and the number of victims remains a matter of debate, but estimates range from several hundred to several thousand.

These killings and other atrocities committed by the Pakistani Army during the Bangladesh Liberation War led to widespread condemnation and were later recognized as acts of genocide. Bangladesh eventually gained independence in December 1971, but the scars of the intellectual killings and the war as a whole remain deeply ingrained in the collective memory of the Bangladeshi people.
Absolutely disgusting
 
What 'they' are doing is not possible without the backing of int'l establishment, US deep State, and South block, the tacit approval, coercion is definitely there.

And Saudia, UAE, Qatar are apparently approvers here, UK, and west too.

The silence from these countries is deafening and telling.
 
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What 'they' are doing is not possible without the backing of int'l establishment, US deep State, and South block, the tacit approval, coercion is definitely there.

And Saudia, UAE, Qatar are apparently approvers here, UK, and west too.

The silence from these countries are deafening and telling.
I also don't buy this notion of its paks internal affairs. When a lady in Iran died because she was picked up for not wearing a hijab this was all over UK press. Now you have countless women children old people being picked up tortured and killed in some cases by corrupt PDM and its corrupt military backers and these same countries are silent.
 
Overseas Pakistanis from West, stay in contact with your embassy if you visit Pakistan. If you get in legal trouble get your embassy to help you. If you’re a dual national then your biggest advantage is your second citizenship. Use your dual nationality to your advantage.
No one should visit Pakistan until all of this is over. Overseas Pakistanis can serve more from out of the country.
 

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