Army foils democracy for own 'needs': ex-ISI Chief

[Captain1]

Re: Army foils democracy for own 'needs': ex-ISI Chief

@Spock

Yeah right, anyone whose lived in Karachi knows thats a bongi, (which isnt a surprised, coming from you). Dude, go ask anyone, BB's second era was the WORST, though it wasnt the Government's fault at all, it was the MQM thugs being rampant. Mobile snatching is MUCH better than the open killing spree of the mid nineties in BB's times. I didnt live in Karachi, but have a large family there, and everyone was fed up with how things were back then, they are MUCH happeir with the present regime, keeping in mind all of them used to be PML[N] supporters.

someone who lived in Karachi is telling you and you admit that you didn't live in Karachi still denying it, haha. Killing spree that you are talking about was political killing and I alread mentioned it (though I missed killings by political activists). Karachi went thru turmoil those days, lots of 'hartaal', car-snatching-burnings I agree, but if you were not a political activist and stayed home in hartaal then you were safe. Anyway, seems like you have been fed something from 'large family' so you won't take anything from 'non-family'.

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Unfortunately, what you think is unpractical, and can never happen in Pakistan, is liye chup kar key joh hai, accept it, rather than whining and shedding croc tears for BB and Tindal.
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Read my post above again, this is what I said:
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I, in no way, would like to have any of past kings as rulers of Pakistan again, but certainly would like to see an evolution of system where no institution holds complete power without accountability.
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where does it say that I want anyone of those sickos back?