Not “every one” is against them though - there are (some) who are not pro but their line is still indirectly.....kind of, sort of.....helping Sharif’archy
Have no idea what Ghulam Hussain is referring to - my info doesn’t corroborate with what he is saying plus his timeline is way different than my estimate/info/analysis, nor his number of 98 match with mine. Although I wish and pray that he is right as 98 is way more damaging and a sure kill shot.
We will know for sure as he gave 200 hours - so about 8 days....of which 2 will be gone soon....will see soon if that is correct. I really pray it does happen his way as my info is not that rosy as his
Reference earlier post re Riaz Peerzada:
As for him prompting Shahbaz is pure power politics of BWP as with Gardezis now in PPP and Gardezi’s (BWP) and Gillani’s (Multan) relationship with PPP Southern Punjab President (RYK) is causing him nightmares, he knows he’ll be done in Khairpur Tamewali in next elections. He doesn’t have capacity nor he wield enough power to lead any group in seraiki belt. The other seat is of Tariq Basheer Cheema on bordering Yazman - he is an MNA (PMLQ) to be seen more closely than Riaz Peerzada for sure if recently changed scenario keeps going in the direction it is currently heading towards.........in short; exciting times ahead
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As for putting political life of MNA's at stake; here's one example from June where Fed Ministers actively started weighing their options; as their survival politically is of immense importance to their existential dynamics within their constituencies. Those of us, who are aware about electoral politics in Pakistan will understand this more easily......just a very simple example....in order win a NA seat, one has to play many games including supporting sworn enemies' candidates to cut the vote of toughest rival, basically one has to be cunning, smart, and willing to a lot of borderline illegal things to reach the parliament to enact laws for the entire country
This is our current system, and honestly I do not see it changing until actual land reforms are carried out to break the shackles of feudalism - till then.....lets all keep hopes and dreams alive!
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Other miscellaneous topics.........
1. Zulfiqar Khosa leaving PMLN is huge indicator; that his space is finished in PMLN;he waited in the wings till the right time, just in the hopes he will be reaching top position in PMLN; so Khosa is leaving it now, because he knows that Nawaz is done and with Shahbaz he has virtually no chance whatsoever due to issues with Shahbaz and his son who is Ex (interim) CM Punjab.
2. I do not know why media is now talking about Forward Block in PMLN; it's so 1988 and 1990's
when Aslam Beg's were kingmakers and they had a target: Benazir Bhutto ......who is target now......No one!
No forward block of that sort, I had been saying this for quite sometime that existing PMLN will break in splinters:
at least three off-shoots as of now (splinter, hijack and en bloc joining other party
), due to dynamics of the existing party composition coupled with electoral politics dynamics.
3. I am surprised there are many so called know all journalists
have no idea about a huge action being discussed and planned for more than a month (have mentioned it over here as well), last resort action of dissolution of assemblies. I know most are stuck that March 18' is the red line; and come what may Nawaz will try to defer it; but in scheme of things it is very viable option for the pressure group to redeem itself.
4. NRO or whatever these analysts term is only done when something is offered in return, now the situation is that Nawaz is not in a position to offer anything to PTI, PPP, MQM, Army, Judiciary, and even Bureaucracy (especially when their promotions will be without intel reports now) - so in this situation what compromise, NRO, negotiation and with who?
5. PPP's non cooperation with Nawaz is also due to the fact that it now has an illusion that it can make a comeback capitalizing on fault lines within the current PMLN; they have to put up a strong posture / facade in the hopes that they can get some share in power. However, if Zardari gets sidelined; then a lot of interesting things can happen in elections too
As all major players in Sindh (MQMP/PSP/PPP) are open to discussion for seat alignment / adjustment.....
Interesting times ahead.....for sure!