Live Updates of Azadi March

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Re: Live Updates of Azadi March

@Hmmna

Sounds like bhuttos roti kapra and makan.

An advanced version of it, truly. I don’t have any problem with it, sounds a bit socialist, a bit Islamic welfare state. But please, do tell, Mr. Qadri how will you bring all that milk and honey. You need a totally new system in place to weed out the corruption, you need a totally new system in place to take care of lethargy and apathy that has crept into the nation over these lost decades, as I like to call them.

And for that you need to be a dictator first and foremost. A khalifa, perhaps?

That is why I have zero respect for Musharraf, despite the good stuff that he did, the economic development. He could not dispose off these culprits (Nawaz, Shahbaz and more), he did not bother to correct and amend the system, instead he just got his hands dirty with politics after a couple of years and joined up with two bit politicians like the Chaudhrys and others.

@Hmmna

how does he propose to achieve that? Apart from his cult no one will tolerate him

No one does, in fact. One or two have joined, but most religious parties are against him. And as I said above, he has not outlined a way how he plans on achieving his 10-Point Agenda. Or how he will see to it that whoever is in charge sees it through. Inqalab, or Green Revolution, is a word that sounds epic, but in reality, there are many hurdles for immediate social change coming to Pakistan.

Sustained, democratic progress for 30 years perhaps, and there is hope for betterment.

@PyariCgudia

Neither IK or Tuq are good at economics.

Pakistan does need a new leader, but it needs to be someone who knows economics, and has a business mind without corruption (NS has a good business mind but he is corrupt - money goes into his pocket first), and IK is a sportsman and TUQ is great at decoding a legal document esp a nikkah nama, but neither has economic prowess.

I hope they hired some good economists to be on their side.

Or is TUQ into a socialist agenda? Take away from the rich and give everything to the poor. That’s gonna drive out your smart and productive population in 2 minutes. Everyone will move to dubai.

PTI actually have some people that are good with numbers. I am sure PAT too, and besides there are several good economists in Pakistan too (unlike say the doofuses in countries like Saudi Arabia, trust me I’ve lived there for almost two decades). Problem is that some of these demands are too idealistic in nature. And in Imran Khan’s case unconstitutional.

Qadri can at least ask Shahbaz Shareef to resign, if not Nawaz Shareef. And that is because the idiot gifted him with bullets and bodies that he needed. Imran is doing a peaceful protest, but governments don’t come and go this way. But that’s beyond the point. Thing is, what Qadri is demanding and what he wants to see implemented is much too idealistic, and not very practical.

In fact, it requires a complete rewrite of the constitution when one thinks about it. Only a benevolent monarch can deliver that. And we all know how hard these are to find in this day and age. Impossible to find.