ISI Chief Zaher-ul-Islam wanted to take control of country by planning IK's Dharna

[GoldenAsif]

Re: ISI Chief Zaher-ul-Islam wanted to take control of country by planning IK’s Dharn

@Jolie

Despite the propaganda espoused by dumb Nooras, and the lame fauji haters to defame institution and settle petty scores. The Army is actually doing everything to make it easier for this ‘bloody civilian’ government to function and last till next elections. here’s the list.

• No coup in 126 days of dharna, despite all signs of massive civil disorder looming in the time of Zarb e Azb (so here goes the propaganda)
• No ISI interference in JC despite JC having a clause allowing ISI to contribute
• No agencies interference in Cantonment Board elections to favour any party
• Formation of National Action Plan and Apex Committees
• Cleaning up of Karachi
• Bringing peace and normalcy in Baluchistan and developing road network for CPEC
• A visibly close collaboration with Baloch government to end militancy
• Zarb e Azb and Army single handily taking care of IDPs and rehabilitation programmes for past two years with no Federal lead whatsoever
• Establishment of military courts to take a massive burden off judiciary’s shoulders

Before elections, security was the only issue where politicians were simply helpless, and now Army has taken care of all the hard issues and brought back much needed peace and security in the country, the ground is open for ‘bloody civilians’ to rise and play their part in fixing the country. But alas, parties like MQM, PPP, PMLN will simply not stop crying about establishment and generals to divert attention from their corrupt, traitorous and criminally insincere and incompetent ways.

Didn’t you know that it’s not an extremely popular general, but a functioning NAB and FIA which is a real threat to democracy?

Patwaris and some people are simply too jealous of Gen Raheels and some of his corps commanders’ staggering popularity and good repute among the ‘bloody civilians’ they claim to represent. They know Gen Raheel belongs to a distinguished military family, patriotism runs in his veins, he’d never do anything to put his name next to likes of Zia and Musharraf, when he’s known as a nephew of Gen Aziz Bhatti and brother of Major Shabir. These Patwaris know his mission is to clean Pakistan, not rule it. They’re trying to their utmost best to provoke him, agitate and frustrate his staff so one bad day, he feels pressured to react, and their party becomes a political martyr with guaranteed next term win.

From howling against Pasha Pasha all those years, now they have categorically placed all the blame on Gen Zaheer because it ropes in Gen Raheel in one or another. You really think this dumb scoundrel Nawaz Sharif sat in front of COAS and said my IB was tapping DG ISI’s phones calls? It is simply illegal for IB to tap COAS, DG ISI and PM’s calls.

Noora might piss himself and die before admitting that they tapped phone calls of a person who taps phones calls of everyone!

We are fortunate to have Raheel Sharif as COAS during these critical times. He has done a tremendous job in rallying the troops to curb the menace of terrorism. He is constantly on the move to hunt the terrorists, their abettors and foreign sponsors. The current improvement in the security situation in the country is all due to his leadership, otherwise the Army was the same. His Predecessor Kiyani was dull and not brave enough to take on the same terrorists. This is the importance of leadership.

Only man working to safeguard Pakistan’s interests. The one (NS) who should be doing this is busy expanding his personal business empire.

It is just unfortunate that COAS’s term is shorter than the senators, MPAs and MNAs but Raheel has made the biggest impact on the people of Pakistan. Just wondering where does he get all the time? Raheel probably doesn’t have hobbies like playing polo or golf!

It is also a lesson for the next army chief that they can do things if they are sincere enough even if they stayed behind and drove things from there. No need to grab power to do things.