Imran Khan taken to cleaners by the YOUTH

[Amal]

Re: Imran Khan taken to cleaners by the YOUTH

@hanibal

Here are few questions which have left unanswered or IK at best did Ayain Bayain ShayaiN..

1. How come Sajada Nasheen Like SMQ can bring the revolution against themselves

Prophet Mohammed (Peace Be Upon Him) was joined by people who were pillar of the status quo then. They were “sajaada nasheen” of their own. But once they identified the truth, their lives were changed altogether.

@hanibal

2. All forces of Status-Quo are joining PTI, how come there forces will support an anti-status quo move and how come IK will save his chairmanship from them

If anyone has the capacity and ability to outclass Imran, than let it be. Performer should prevail. But every aspirant must know that they need the charisma, charater and acceptability among the masses to dethrone Imran.

@hanibal

3. In the days of Long March IK use to appease NS, but later he began criticizing him for political point scoring, the purpose of the long march was to restore judges and not to bring the govt in ISB down, once the judges were restored there was no need to continue the march… why IK criticize the decision of NS to return back from Gujranwala when the objective was met?

Had the Zardari gang been dislodged at that time, Pakistan might have not seen as many bad days as it had to. It was about mitigating the misery. Having said that, I am personally in favour of letting the gang continue for its stipulated time.

@hanibal

And IK’s response in short was, Anyone Joining PTI is Inqilaabi and NS is bad because he called the long march of without reaching ISB, hence letting the govt to continue… ( and saved them from the title of Syaasi Shaheed)

This is politics. We can still afford to allow some political slogans to Imran also. After all we allowed “roti, kaprra aur makaan” and “Asian Tiger” slogans also in the past.

And lastly, Imran is not an angel. He is a mere mortal. At least give him a chance if you don’t have alternatives. In Mushahid’s Hussein’s words, “let’s make new mistakes instead of repeating the old ones.”