Re: Altaf hussain arrested | Bail Rejected
You sure are competing with your ignorance against my innocence 
You can have your own one liner plain black white ‘all or none at all’ take on history where PTI is no where to be seen simply because you don’t like them. That’s okay. It’s not my my problem. But those who appreciate that history is created in stages, in phases, in parts and by different perspective may appreciate a different angle. People are conveniently ignoring the role Britain had played in this and their sudden change of attitude towards Altaf Hussain.
From a British perspective, I’d say Altaf Hussain’s threat to slain the protesters, and consequent the murder of Zahra aapa certainly alarmed the British authorities who had to make a quick decision to decide Altaf Hussain’s fate. The Home Office and anti terrorism department got involved to tell Altaf Hussain to back off, and suddenly Britain found their reputation on stake because of the way Pakistanis gave ‘a British citizen launching terrorism in our country’ turn to the argument.
Before the elections, UK was only investigating Imran Farooq murder which sadly in the eyes of law and in the language of court had very little direct connections with Altaf Hussain. But post 11 May saw the emergence of money laundering case against Altaf Hussain. His house was repeatedly raided. An enormous amount of data was recovered from house. He was put on ECL. He was told not make any more public addresses to Pakistan. So all in all, the campaign was so cleverly crafted and executed to target what’s most dear to Britain - her image, and it worked brilliantly.