Nation’s spokesman or devil’s advocate?

[Amal]

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

@Anwer_Pasha

Actally this man was never having any capability of becoming a political leader . His mother’s family background helped him and he reached to a slot of captain of cricket team with traditional conspiracies of Takt e Lahore . Than the toy became a play boy and got married with christian converted Jew family . That all helped him to raise Shaukat Khanum , People of Pakistan supported him than like every other popular Pakistani he went into hands of establishment and became a politician but remained failed till the Gen Pasha came out to support him all out . My Pakistan loving and cricket fan overseas Pakistanis supported him in a big way but due to lack of capability he could not catch the position and after Pasha establishment was not supporting him as before so he became annoyed and tried to conflict them . He could not sense the public feelings against Taliban , Now it is was the point where he had to decide to remain on his policy about Taliban . He became afraid to see the PTI’s Nirralas attitude about Taliban and also an open chance of losing KPK government in case of operation . So he took another U-Turn .
There is another issue of policies of JI attached with him . He should must ask them to stop to support Taliban or part his ways from JI without any further waist of time .

One should not be written off for making mistakes, we all do. Imran’s mistakes do not strip him of the credentials he hold to lead his nation. And you will have to acknowledge these credentials were neither granted to him for being a military flunky nor was he willed them. I do not want to resurrect the issue of 1971 tragedy, but Bhutto’s political misadventures are well-documented.

To save you more time, yes I acknowledge that Bhuttos and Zardaris do not make mistakes