Live Updates of Azadi March

[superman85]

Re: Live Updates of Azadi March

@Shamraz_Khan

You did not connect the dots, but gave laundry list of things that you think are terrible about NS & I agree with most of them. When I said connecting I was taking plan put in action by ex ISI chief to safe Mushrraf from facing law & that all started in March/April of this year. TuQ was brought in for that specific purpose and IK hitched his wagon with TuQ and now stands exposed…just like another power hungry and corrupt politician. Btw, I’m not supporting NS, but the system. If the system collapses the country will, too. Just look at what is happening across the ME. If IK’s goal is to turn Pakistan in Iraq I hope he fails & I’d take corrupt NS/AAZ over IK any day.

I know. My point was the major reason why someone like Imran Khan is relevant is because of the policies of Nawaz Sharif. It is not like he has been in governance before, as a minister of chief minister of a province. He is not even a politician, he has not been through the system like others. You can call that lack of experience as a flaw.

And I also agree that this new drive may be sponsored (for Musharraf, or something else), I have not agreed with the stance of making Nawaz Sharif resign, not with mere thousands on the roads. Had he been able to gather a larger momentum, a few hundred thousand, then the government would be under pressure. Imran should have just taken the 5 points PML-N agreed on and had them timed.

But I don’t agree that the system will collapse if Nawaz Sharif resigns. His party can appoint another Prime Minister in his stead. And I also don’t agree that Imran Khan wants to turn Pakistan into Iraq. That is not going to happen, unless something big goes wrong. There are forces at play that will stop it. Let’s not compare ourselves to the mess that is Middle East.

Pakistan is not the fallout of the Ottoman Empire, they will always be better in every way imaginable.

What I am trying to get at is that if you don’t support Imran Khan then don’t support him. But that is no reason to put your weight behind the corruptness that is PML-N or even PPP. Both parties, if they are to become something need to be freed from the shackles of their current leaders, and good people need to brought forward. That is not going to happen anytime soon, but to support them, for me, is unthinkable.