Will have to come on streets to save Pakistan: IK

[The Diplomat]

Gentlemanly or not, hes conveying the thoughts of the public perfectly.

I don't support PML-N, if as a overseas Pakistani, I was allowed to vote, I would vote PTI however this street drama should stop. It causes mass problems, ambulances, police, fire have to respond to emergency, causes problems for them and not to mention others.

 

[Muhammad Omar]

Having a government in kpk won't help prevent treason in Islamabad.

Setting up the container at D Chowk with 2-4 thousand people surrounding it in the evening and Delivering the same speech again and again and again won't help it either we saw that already

 

[notorious_eagle]

The people have supposed to have one voice. The parliament.

Instead of Street agitation.

Hold the person in your district accountable.

The system is rigged to help the corrupt.

Is this a joke? The Parliament just passed a law, specifically designed to benefit one person.

As you said, the system is designed to help the corrupt and this is why its designed to benefit the corrupt to get to power. Elections are a sham in Pakistan, they are rigged to the core. More than 50% of Form 15's missing from 2013 elections, and elections are declared based on Form 15. That is some Parliament you got there my friend, most of the lawmakers cannot even read or write.

 

[El Sidd]

Is this a joke? The Parliament just passed a law, specifically designed to benefit one person.

As you said, the system is designed to help the corrupt and this is why its designed to benefit the corrupt to get to power. Elections are a sham in Pakistan, they are rigged to the core. More than 50% of Form 15's missing from 2013 elections, and elections are declared based on Form 15. That is some Parliament you got there my friend, most of the lawmakers cannot even read or write.

The jokes on you my fair sir. This is the only democracy Pakistanis know of.

The narrative of democracy has gone terribly wrong in Pakistan.

Without a hard reset. It's impossible to be heard in Pakistan right now. Status quo cannot be guaranteed anymore in Pakistan.

 

[ziaulislam]

he should use this energy for next election atleast personally vet and select candidates for every electroal seat, also visit every electroal seat area and hold a public gathering, this is nt that difficult but i dont see him doing that

 

[airmarshal]

this is really BS all of these years they were on streets . isko kursi de do bhai mar hi na jaay . save pakistan my back

So those have chair, they should stay on it and bleed the country white with corruption.

There are only two kinds of revolutionaries ,those who spill blood in the name of totalitarianism rather than equality and those who plan over and over each time to see it get failed.
Real revolutions happen in the hearts minds and soul of the people ,Something which this guy has failed to achieve because of the filthy ordinary ways.

Worry not. Pakistanis are not revolutionaries. They are used to being slaves and they will not come out of this slavery any time soon. Given a few hundred opportunities, they will vote for PMLN, PPP and MQM. They like leaders who sodomize them. Who kill them, loot them and then run away to London. And few years later they come back with crocodile tears. Nations that dont learn from history of mistakes, are bound to repeat them. And repeat we will.

 

[A.M.]

Maybe someone can explain to me why this baboon can't wait until May 2018 for the new elections?

 

[Imad.Khan]

Maybe someone can explain to me why this baboon can't wait until May 2018 for the new elections?

This will explain why

recently Naeem Bukhari in an interview with Wajahat Saeed Khan quoted IK " We are sitting in the first class lounge of the Titanic". Pakistan is the Titanic and its sinking thanks to these corrupt tolas that have been at the realm since 1985. KPK is just one of the chambers of the Titanic, even if you seal all the holes in that chamber, if the ship goes down it will take KPK with it.

We have enemies of Pakistan threatening to break the country into 4 pieces. The foreign reserves will extinguish by April 2008, and you can imagine what will happen after that. So we don't have time. We need to act now, we need to stop the Anti-State forces ASAP and steer the country away from the icebergs ahead. And for that we will need to come to the streets.

I personally think that conflict is inevitable, blood of the corrupt, extremists, criminals and traitors needs to be spilled, even though this is not what IK wants but I don't see anyother way.

Pakistan Zindabad, Pakistan Paindabad.

 

[A.M.]

This will explain why

That doesn't explain anything besides restating more political B.S.

 

[Jungibaaz]

Elections are just around the corner, and for the first time in a long time, PTI's chances look better and PMLN's chances of a good showing look worse. As soon as this guy takes to the streets (again), he'll risk jeopardising that position. And as usual nothing will come of these attempts.

This will explain why

That's a horrible explanation for this. I have better explanations but I don't wish to publish some of them here or elsewhere, other explanations are obvious but not very convenient.

 

[Imad.Khan]

That doesn't explain anything besides restating more political B.S.

What political BS? What do you think will happen when the foreign reserves finish in April? The finance minister that fudged figures and has got Pakistan into his mess is refusing to resign, isn't that true aswell?

Elections are just around the corner, and for the first time in a long time, PTI's chances look better and PMLN's chances of a good showing look worse. As soon as this guy takes to the streets (again), he'll risk jeopardising that position. And as usual nothing will come of these attempts.



That's a horrible explanation for this. I have better explanations but I don't wish to publish some of them here or elsewhere, other explanations are obvious but not very convenient.

Well what would be a better way forward in your view. Personally i have no hope from this system, its so rotten that even if Quaid-e- Azam got elected, he will not be able to change anything.

 

[Jungibaaz]

Well what would be a better way forward in your view. Personally i have no hope from this system, its so rotten that even if Quaid-e- Azam got elected, he will not be able to change anything.

The system is terrible and needs deep reforms on itself before it can produce any worthwhile results for the public. I have no affiliation to any party, and don't believe any party is offering the necessary change. PTI is an exception in terms of rhetoric, but I know a bit better now what goes on behind the scenes and it's rotten in a different sort of way. Above all now, I only want one thing, political stability, continuation of whatever semi-democratic system we have, and a strict check on any threats of another dictatorship in Pakistan and balancing power of institutions. If this goes on for long enough with the last point in mind, reform might be possible when institutions are strengthened and their power is shared but not undermined. I apologise for speaking in riddles, the situation is far more complicated than the media portrays and that most people are aware of.

 

[Imad.Khan]

The system is terrible and needs deep reforms on itself before it can produce any worthwhile results for the public. I have no affiliation to any party, and don't believe any party is offering the necessary change. PTI is an exception in terms of rhetoric, but I know a bit better now what goes on behind the scenes and it's rotten in a different sort of way. Above all now, I only want one thing, political stability, continuation of whatever semi-democratic system we have, and a strict check on any threats of another dictatorship in Pakistan and balancing power of institutions. If this goes on for long enough with the last point in mind, reform might be possible when institutions are strengthened and their power is shared but not undermined. I apologise for speaking in riddles, the situation is far more complicated than the media portrays and that most people are aware of.

I am sorry but i have to disagree about giving continuation to this system. The system is so rotten that the only way is to get rid of it completely. You can't expect progress and stability when criminals and traitors are the ones that are deciding the fate of the country.

 

[Jungibaaz]

I am sorry but i have to disagree about giving continuation to this system. The system is so rotten that the only way is to get rid of it completely. You can't expect progress and stability when criminals and traitors are the ones that are deciding the fate of the country.

That's fine. I agree that there's a possibility that reform might not happen well enough or at all, and that therefore upheaval might be inevitable. But I haven't said here the reasons why I'm not supportive of current efforts for changing the system. There's more to this game than people are aware of right now.

 

[Imad.Khan]

That's fine. I agree that there's a possibility that reform might not happen well enough or at all, and that therefore upheaval might be inevitable. But I haven't said here the reasons why I'm not supportive of current efforts for changing the system. There's more to this game than people are aware of right now.

Come on mate, don't leave us hanging, you do have some insight but you are not sharing it