So is everyone. Siblings often quarrel among themselves, but one threat against the family, and they're a single cohesive unit.
That means the question itself is flawed. If that is true then there is no problem.
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So is everyone. Siblings often quarrel among themselves, but one threat against the family, and they're a single cohesive unit.
Yes, but that's a gamble on him, isn't it? What if he doesn't get rid of the corrupt ones? Or brings them all back? Because he feels he needs them to keep the country from destabilizing or he's too weak to handle it all alone. Then we're back to square one. IK will be just another lord playing at the throne.
I don't have the time right now, but I'll try to take some time out to detail out the risks v/s rewards of Azadi March. Or if someone else more knowledgeable can volunteer, that'll be real cool! That way, we'll have objective options on the table to assess.
Good point - we just have different visions and ideas on how to secure Pakistan's future. But instead of childishly bickering over it - we need to collaborate and help each other understand their point of views instead of nonsensicle my-guy-is-better-than-your-guy rants
PTI guys are adamant on pursing this dangerous path at the risk of seriously jeopardizing our future. Though it must be admitted the rewards of success here are wonderful. Non-PTI guys find the risks too great and timing too wrong for a move like this.
You're right in that PMLN has failed, but the IK alternative can have devastating results. A corrupt but competent leader is a far far better alternative than a weak one. Iraq is an excellent example of this. Iraq under Saddam was a corrupt and unfair. Iraq without Saddam has gone down the shitter.
IK had the opportunity to prove himself in KPK and he's failed. He's been ignoring the concerns of KPK and those of the IDPs and focusing on the bygone elections alone. For Zarb-e-Azb to be successful, we desperately need a stable country. For Pakistan to be success, we desperately need a successful Zarb-e-Azb. This is the worst time to bring down the government.
That lack of foresight alone should disqualify IK as a competent leader.
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The point is that we have tried all the other Players.
Maybe we can give Imran Khan Final chance but keep him on a short lease.
If he fails to deliver " Good Governance " he will be out an that will be the end of DEMOCRATIC EXPERIENCE in Pakistan.
At that point, I will be convinced that Politicians have failed Pakistan miserably and we may have to consider other options.
Nawaz should be allowed to complete his term & you can't handle entire govts to parties like that,let the democratic process complete
Thank you for your UNSOLICITED ADVICE.
This Question is primarily addressed to Pakistani People. Thank you.
Dont you have a nationalist party like BJP in Pakistan. BJP in India is less corrupt and they don't succumb to foriegn intervention
I am a Pakistani Patriot and I don't give two hoots for any Political Party.
My question to my Pakistani Compatriots is simply this.
Are we going to stand for Pakistan or are we going to think like members of PMLN, PTI, PPP, OR OTHERS ?
One thing should be evident to any Pakistani.
PMLN IS A FAILED PARTY THAT HAS NOT DELIVERED " GOOD GOVERNANCE ".
Pakistani People deserve good GOVERNANCE.
PMLN HAS TO GO.
This Govt. had three chances to deliver good governance and failed each time.
LET US THROW THESE BUMS OUT.
I WANT MY PAKISTAN FREE OF THESE LOOTERS WHO LIKE TO MAKE BIG PROJECTS AND GIVE CONTRACTS TO FOREIGN CORRUPT COMPANIES TO GET " KICKBACKS ".
Pakistan is a country of strange paradox.
- Most Pakistanis are conservative Muslims.
Yet
- No religious party has EVER been voted into office
- The highest % of votes casted to a grand alliance of religious parties was 6% of the total vote bank.
- Most Pakistanis either vote center left or left.

BJP is not religious party. Nationalism is completely different from religious politics.
Center Left of Pakistan will
If you follow Indian media then you can notice how a contorted chapati scandal ma
So is everyone. Siblings often quarrel among themselves, but one threat against the family, and they're a single cohesive unit.
Thats like east,west, south and north all mixed up.I am a Pakistani Patriot and I don't give two hoots for any Political Party.
My question to my Pakistani Compatriots is simply this.
Are we going to stand for Pakistan or are we going to think like members of PMLN, PTI, PPP, OR OTHERS ?
One thing should be evident to any Pakistani.
PMLN IS A FAILED PARTY THAT HAS NOT DELIVERED " GOOD GOVERNANCE ".
Pakistani People deserve good GOVERNANCE.
PMLN HAS TO GO.
This Govt. had three chances to deliver good governance and failed each time.
LET US THROW THESE BUMS OUT.
I WANT MY PAKISTAN FREE OF THESE LOOTERS WHO LIKE TO MAKE BIG PROJECTS AND GIVE CONTRACTS TO FOREIGN CORRUPT COMPANIES TO GET " KICKBACKS ".