Question for Pakistani Bros/Sisters

[Peaceful Civilian]

Government and elected MNA's are hungry for money and they want the fruits of investment, they did for election compaigns. Nothing suprising. Once a culprit. , always a culprit. What do you expect from corrupt leaders ? Baba ka Thurla!

 

[Gufi]

I just read a couple of threads about fuel/energy shortages in Pakistan. I was wondering if Pakistanis think that it might be a prelude to a military take over, specially with how things have been going on recently in Pakistan. As with all military take overs, there are "signs" before it happens and such fuel shortages could be one of them as was the case in Egypt where fuel shortages happened and were blamed on Morsi, just before the military kicked out Morsi. Is there any such possibility in Pakistan?

the army holds all the cards it would not want to take over it already has in a way quietly

 

[OTTOMAN]

I just read a couple of threads about fuel/energy shortages in Pakistan. I was wondering if Pakistanis think that it might be a prelude to a military take over, specially with how things have been going on recently in Pakistan. As with all military take overs, there are "signs" before it happens and such fuel shortages could be one of them as was the case in Egypt where fuel shortages happened and were blamed on Morsi, just before the military kicked out Morsi. Is there any such possibility in Pakistan?

We have no problem with military take over... we do not have same image of military as rest of the world.
Whenever army took over, they always gave the rule back to civilians.
Last but not least... Morsi was kicked out of various reasons and fuel shortage may have not be one of those.
Actually, i'm so pleased with collapse of morsi regime.. his was a foreign agent in disguise.

the army holds all the cards it would not want to take over it already has in a way quietly

army holds only one card... that is support of public, where as politicians are equally unpopular.
If there was no support of judiciary to same corrupt politicians, the history of Pakistan would have been different.

 

[Gufi]

army holds only one card... that is support of public, where as politicians are equally unpopular.
If there was no support of judiciary to same corrupt politicians, the history of Pakistan would have been different.

long debate just look at the foreign policy these days who is prominent, the courts, and other small things... I will not debate the what or the who just what is happening now.