Nation’s spokesman or devil’s advocate?

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Re: Nation’s spokesman or devil’s advocate?

@Jolie

Imran’s views are over exposed, over analysed, over debated and overly opposed and that’s the problem. People want to see him on the Cross for not the things he says but the things he doesn’t say. The irony here is too apparent to ignore.

So you basically want to make him be BBZified so that jiyalas do naach on whatever their “leader” says that even an urdu speaker like me had trouble understanding the meaning of his speaches. Must be the accent…

BBZ complex?

Btw, my quip was that there should be more rigorous process by which politicians come up the ladder which certainly hasn’t happend for Imran. Perhaps, if he was seasoned then the verbal diarrhea that happens like we should negotiate with taliban while standing on the dead bodies of shiites in quetta would not happen. Call me an idealist but Pakistan has come to a point that andhon may kaana raja won’t even be able to drag this country along. Taliban to education to strategic alignment to water issues you name it require very firm and bold rethink.