They feared I would appoint Lt Gen Faiz Hameed as army chief: Imran Khan

[muhammadhafeezmalik]

Man of his fucking words. Zardari ne EENT SE EENT BAJA DI fauj ki.

And no one is pointing towards Zardari.

دامن پہ کوئی چھینٹ نہ خنجر پہ کوئی داغ

تم قتل کرو ہو کہ کرامات کرو ہو

کلیم عاجزؔ ​

 

[Enigma SIG]

 

[Mav3rick]

They feared I would appoint Lt Gen Faiz Hameed as army chief: Imran Khan​

By
Web Desk
Wednesday Jun 22, 2022

PTI Chairman Imran Khan addressing a seminar on “Regime Change Conspiracy & Pakistan's Destabilization” in Islamabad, on June 22, 2022. — YouTube/PTI

• Imran Khan says he "never" thought of appointing army chief.
• "I have never taken a decision that is not based on merit," he says.
• PTI holds a seminar on "regime change conspiracy" in Islamabad.

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ISLAMABAD: PTI Chairman Imran Khan said Wednesday that the parties in the coalition government were “afraid” he would appoint Lieutenant General Faiz Hameed as the next chief of army staff.
“They were afraid that I wanted to appoint Lt Gen Faiz. They feared that if that would have happened then it would shatter their future,” the PTI chairman said while hitting out at the government during a seminar on “Regime Change Conspiracy and Pakistan's Destabilization”.

The ousted prime minister said the incumbent rulers are “afraid of the army and the Inter-Services Intelligence” as they know that their “corruption” will be caught at some point.​

“Imran Khan does not want to save his corruption, he does not want to appoint his army chief,” said the PTI leader.
Khan said that the incumbent rulers claim that he wanted to appoint an army chief of his choice.
“I never thought of appointing someone as army chief. I have never taken a decision that is not based on merit.”
The PTI chairman berated the incumbent rulers for allegedly “murdering the institutions” and appointing “their people” to every institution.

'Regime change conspiracy'​

Moving on to the “regime change conspiracy”, Khan said that the United States does not change regimes for a country’s betterment. It only does that for its interests, not ours, he added.
He said that in the past, the United States used Pakistan for the “war on terror”, resulting in heavy casualties to Islamabad, while its air bases were also used for drone attacks.
“Our interest is that our soil is not used against Afghanistan or any other country. America wanted us to accept India’s demands. It wanted us to forget Kashmir and accept Israel,” he said.
Khan said US Assistant Secretary of State for South and Central Asia Donald Lu “arrogantly threatened” Pakistan, so can a “sovereign nation” accept such threats.
The PTI chairman said he was aware of the “conspiracy” to oust his government. “People ask me if I knew about it, then why didn’t I do anything? Well, I never imagined that they would appoint Shehbaz Sharif as the prime minister.”
Khan, addressing the “neutrals”, said Shehbaz has been booked in corruption cases worth Rs16 billion.
The PTI chairman said the measures being taken today will lead the country toward destruction as a “circus” is going on in Punjab and the judiciary now had immense responsibility.

‘Freedom from NAB’​

Talking to the participants of the seminar, former finance minister Shaukat Tarin said the government was formed not for providing relief to the people, but to get the rulers “freedom from NAB (National Accountability Bureau).”
In a scathing attack on the government, Tarin said it is so “incompetent” that later this month, a mini-budget is expected — after it reaches an agreement with the International Monetary Fund.
On Tuesday night, Pakistan and the IMF evolved a broader agreement on the budget 2022-23 to revise upward the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) target and slash down the expenditures to achieve a revenue surplus in the next fiscal year.
They are expected to reach an agreement soon.
The former finance minister said there are rumours of a further Rs50 per litre hike in the price of petrol, which will exacerbate the burden on the masses — who are already getting the commodity Rs234.

‘Regime change is still incomplete’​

In his address to the seminar, PTI Senior Vice President Fawad Chaudhry said Energy Minister Khurram Dastagir has admitted in a television programme that the coalition government came into power to end their cases.
Last week, during an interview with a private channel, Dastagir had admitted that the coalition government leaders knew that there would be disqualifications on a massive level by the end of this year if things continued in line with Khan's plans.
The former information minister said the government used 22 members of the National Assembly (MNA) belonging to the PTI to come into power, as he claimed that the then-opposition did not have the numbers to oust Khan.
“The no-confidence motion was not local, it was based on foreign agenda,” he said. Chaudhry hoped that the Supreme Court would answer the PTI’s prayer on the formation of a commission to probe the alleged foreign conspiracy.
“If you would ask me whether the regime change conspiracy has completed, my answer will be no. The regime change is still complete in Punjab,” the former information minister said.

‘America’s agenda’​

For her part, senior PTI leader Shireen Mazari said a “conspiracy” was hatched against the Khan-led government, leading to its ouster two months back.
“First there was a conspiracy and then they [foreign powers] interfered,” she said, slamming the government for “proposing” talks and friendship with New Delhi.
The former human rights said after Khan’s “refusal” to give air bases to the United States, America “intensified” its “conspiracy” against the PTI chairman.
“The Kashmiris are dying and our foreign minister [Bilawal Bhutto] is proposing to promote trade with India. Trade with India is America’s agenda,” the PTI leader added.
Mazari was referring to Bilawal’s address at the Institute of Strategic Studies Islamabad (ISSI). The Foreign Office had last week stated that the statements were being "interpreted out of context and portrayed incorrectly."

They feared I would appoint Lt Gen Faiz Hameed as army chief: Imran Khan

Imran Khan says he never thought of appointing army chief.I have never taken a decision that is not based on merit, he says.PTI holds a seminar on regime change conspiracy in Islamabad.

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My understanding of the situation is very clear. IK and the establishment had a falling out starting from the matter of ISI Chief's appointment (there may have been some disagreements on things before too but never this serious). The news circulating is that Army Chief wanted to make Faiz Hameed the next COAS and therefore posted Lt. General Faiz to a Corp as that was pre-requisite. However, IK was adamant that he wanted to retain him as the ISI chief. Why IK wanted to retain Faiz Hameed is open to deliberation but I believe that IK was being supported by ISI Chiefs ever since Shuka Pasha and he wanted to ensure that his support was retained in the ISI.

After the fallout, the opposition parties could sense the situation and knew that they could make a move against IK; they started to combine their strength and made attempts to woo dissidents of PTI. When they faced no opposition or coercion from the powerful factors, they grew confident that the umpire was neutral and that they could go in for the kill. IK was made aware of the potential success of NCV by Sh. Rasheed who advised him to dissolve the assemblies and call election. However, IK's graph was at the lowest at that time and there was no way he could win especially because of the prevailing financial situation and so he decided that he would defeat the NCV by hook or by crook which he did but was defeated. He felt betrayed by those who had bought him to power and had supported him throughout as he thought they would bail him out at the last moment but the establishment too had had enough of Imran's tantrums and his baggage and were actually neutral for a change.

IK needed a conspiracy to rile up his voters and to revitalize his vote bank. And our favorite boogeyman is either India or US; Imran chose the later as he was also incensed at Biden's for continuously ignoring him and so he created an entire fiction of events not for a moment considering what the repercussions would be for the country because of his false accusation against the sole Super Power of the world and his relentless propaganda about it.

In fact, there was no foreign conspiracy. It was just a mid-level consular staff of the US sharing sentiments of the state about Pakistan and it's leadership just like someone would tell his friend that things were not working for them because of the behavior of one of them but that things could become better with change in behavior. And IK has been clinging on to that straw, hoping for a miracle and fooling Pakistanis en mass. And all of it is about 'P' ........................... not Pakistan but Politics!!

 

[muhammadhafeezmalik]

 

[Ghazwa-e-Hind]

Why Imran Khan is maligning a sitting Lt. Gen who is also strong candidate of COAS?? He is repeatedly using Gen. Faiz's name in his political rallies, army should stop him.

@Jango @waz @Zaki @niaz @Foxtrot Alpha @FOOLS_NIGHTMARE @Mav3rick @El Sidd @fisher1 @koolio @Verve @ghazi52 @Ghazwa-e-Hind @ziaulislam @Patriot forever @Del @Dual Wielder @HRK @Indus Pakistan @Imran Khan @Wood @Joe Shearer @PanzerKiel @SQ8 @blain2 @Signalian @PakSword @Zibago @Jazzbot @AZ1 @Tameem @muhammadhafeezmalik

Don't tag me in your low IQ posts. thanks.

 

[Imran Khan]

To agar usko appoint karna bhi tha to is main kya burai ha? Pm army k diye 4 names sa army chief select karta and faiz ka name in 4 main hona tha

Khaoo ji or qatri ki phatti hai gen hameed se

 

[-blitzkrieg-]

"I have never taken a decision that is not based on merit,"

reappointing bajwa was based on merit?

India is an organic democracy without any hidden establishment pulling strings from behind. Thus situation in Pakistan is not comparable with India

india has its own oligarchy ..more of a kleptocracy.
Every country in the world has an establishment ..if there is none then they are controlled by international establishment. it can be bankers, powerful industrialists corporations military or other figures

 

[newb3e]

#occupyGHQ the only solution!

 

[Zowais]

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Hey bro, the level of dedication and hard work you are showing to support the thugs over here, you definitely are not their family member (because they don't have traits like hard work and dedication in their families). And as long as you are not part of their families, at best, in return for your favors, you gonna get what maqsood chaprasi got in the end.
Though I seriously wish better for you (regardless of having different opinion than yours), as long as you are not one of those people who are willing to sell their mother(land) for any type of gains.

 

[Signalian]

My understanding of the situation is very clear. IK and the establishment had a falling out starting from the matter of ISI Chief's appointment (there may have been some disagreements on things before too but never this serious). The news circulating is that Army Chief wanted to make Faiz Hameed the next COAS and therefore posted Lt. General Faiz to a Corp as that was pre-requisite. However, IK was adamant that he wanted to retain him as the ISI chief. Why IK wanted to retain Faiz Hameed is open to deliberation but I believe that IK was being supported by ISI Chiefs ever since Shuka Pasha and he wanted to ensure that his support was retained in the ISI.

After the fallout, the opposition parties could sense the situation and knew that they could make a move against IK; they started to combine their strength and made attempts to woo dissidents of PTI. When they faced no opposition or coercion from the powerful factors, they grew confident that the umpire was neutral and that they could go in for the kill. IK was made aware of the potential success of NCV by Sh. Rasheed who advised him to dissolve the assemblies and call election. However, IK's graph was at the lowest at that time and there was no way he could win especially because of the prevailing financial situation and so he decided that he would defeat the NCV by hook or by crook which he did but was defeated. He felt betrayed by those who had bought him to power and had supported him throughout as he thought they would bail him out at the last moment but the establishment too had had enough of Imran's tantrums and his baggage and were actually neutral for a change.

IK needed a conspiracy to rile up his voters and to revitalize his vote bank. And our favorite boogeyman is either India or US; Imran chose the later as he was also incensed at Biden's for continuously ignoring him and so he created an entire fiction of events not for a moment considering what the repercussions would be for the country because of his false accusation against the sole Super Power of the world and his relentless propaganda about it.

In fact, there was no foreign conspiracy. It was just a mid-level consular staff of the US sharing sentiments of the state about Pakistan and it's leadership just like someone would tell his friend that things were not working for them because of the behavior of one of them but that things could become better with change in behavior. And IK has been clinging on to that straw, hoping for a miracle and fooling Pakistanis en mass. And all of it is about 'P' ........................... not Pakistan but Politics!!

You are correct on many accounts but let the situation unfold.

Why Imran Khan is maligning a sitting Lt. Gen who is also strong candidate of COAS?? He is repeatedly using Gen. Faiz's name in his political rallies, army should stop him.

@Jango @waz @Zaki @niaz @Foxtrot Alpha @FOOLS_NIGHTMARE @Mav3rick @El Sidd @fisher1 @koolio @Verve @ghazi52 @Ghazwa-e-Hind @ziaulislam @Patriot forever @Del @Dual Wielder @HRK @Indus Pakistan @Imran Khan @Wood @Joe Shearer @PanzerKiel @SQ8 @blain2 @Signalian @PakSword @Zibago @Jazzbot @AZ1 @Tameem @muhammadhafeezmalik

Cat is coming out of the bag, keep watching. Army need not stop IK, they are not affected.

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He has few months left in his tenure, lets see if USA gets bases in his tenure or after his tenure or never.

 

[-blitzkrieg-]

#occupyGHQ the only solution!

Neechay aa jao khambay pr sai

 

[El Sidd]

Why Imran Khan is maligning a sitting Lt. Gen who is also strong candidate of COAS?? He is repeatedly using Gen. Faiz's name in his political rallies, army should stop him.

@Jango @waz @Zaki @niaz @Foxtrot Alpha @FOOLS_NIGHTMARE @Mav3rick @El Sidd @fisher1 @koolio @Verve @ghazi52 @Ghazwa-e-Hind @ziaulislam @Patriot forever @Del @Dual Wielder @HRK @Indus Pakistan @Imran Khan @Wood @Joe Shearer @PanzerKiel @SQ8 @blain2 @Signalian @PakSword @Zibago @Jazzbot @AZ1 @Tameem @muhammadhafeezmalik

What do you want me to say? It was apparent that every fan of the PTi government was certain that Mr. Niazi would rule unabated for 15 years. This confidence could only come from the fascist rule book of total power.

 

[newb3e]

Neechay aa jao khambay pr sai

neechay agaye toh ya amrika ki sasti rukhailain ta hayat neechay rukhain geen!

 

[Signalian]

You see the fine print here,
and that is how insecure these general officers are
and how jealous they would get for their goals.
Even if that means burning the country.

We need men, we need men much bigger in stature that the pygmies that we have today.

What is to be insecure about for Generals ?
Plots in DHA, house in Askari awaits.

 

[Sinnerman108]

What is to be insecure about for Generals ?
Plots in DHA, house in Askari awaits.

Ego before everything else.
See the culture,
and ask how much free thinking is allowed ?
how much innovation is allowed ?
Look at the few 4-5 officers who are performing over and above
see what the institution did to them.
then ask yourself, why did this happen ?

CULTURE CULTURE CULTURE.