Re: PMLN’s Hypocrisy
^^ His nomination papers are accepted ,it abouttime he make such statements. Next time Notanki League might not get enough time to appoint loyalists.
Re: PMLN’s Hypocrisy
And now Mian Nawaz Sharif says that if they come into power, they will repeal article 63, so that noone can ever ask them about stolen assets. The guy is a genius I tell you.
he is only thinking of more ways to loot Pakistan!
Re: PMLN’s Hypocrisy
And now Mian Nawaz Sharif says that if they come into power, they will repeal article 63, so that noone can ever ask them about stolen assets. The guy is a genius I tell you.
This nation deserves leaders like him. Let's legalize liquor and betting too.
Re: PMLN’s Hypocrisy
This nation deserves leaders like him. Let's legalize liquor and betting too.
Only possible if Miansaab like to gamble when drunk.
Re: PMLN’s Hypocrisy
https://fbcdn-sphotos-d-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-prn1/521863_495147647217039_2032449106_n.jpg
https://fbcdn-sphotos-f-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-prn1/19194_495246513873819_1904678676_n.png
Re: PMLN’s Hypocrisy
where is the moderator ?
there is only hospital in south punjab ? … thats absurd
i think ppl should do some ground work and get some information before making stupid comparison.
Re: PMLN’s Hypocrisy
what about last three entries. whats the logic to include them in the list. plus politican have relationship with politicians.
Re: PMLN’s Hypocrisy
there are 800 billion of circular debt with respect to power crises and that is purely a federal subject. condemning shahbaz sharif for this is absurd.
i am living in karachi there are "theek thak" line losses due to kunda system. there are hundreds of localities in karaci where electricity is available for 24 hours. where i live loadshedding is 4 to 5 hours only which is not big issue as we have ups.
i went to lahore twice recently where situation was so bad at the start of summer. which is overt discrimination against the PPL of punjab by zardari govt. ppl balming shahbaz sharif for this, thats absurd.
PTI supporter should support imran khan but should not talk against the harsh realities.
imran is a plain idiot who does have practical experience of all such things he talks and pollute the mind of yuong ppl of punjab.
Re: PMLN’s Hypocrisy
imran is a plain idiot who does [not] have practical experience of all such things he talks and pollute the mind of yuong ppl of punjab.
What if I like idiots? :@:
Re: PMLN’s Hypocrisy
there are 800 billion of circular debt with respect to power crises and that is purely a federal subject. condemning shahbaz sharif for this is absurd.
i am living in karachi there are "theek thak" line losses due to kunda system. there are hundreds of localities in karaci where electricity is available for 24 hours. where i live loadshedding is 4 to 5 hours only which is not big issue as we have ups.
i went to lahore twice recently where situation was so bad at the start of summer. which is overt discrimination against the PPL of punjab by zardari govt. ppl balming shahbaz sharif for this, thats absurd.
PTI supporter should support imran khan but should not talk against the harsh realities.
imran is a plain idiot who does have practical experience of all such things he talks and pollute the mind of yuong ppl of punjab.
blaming this on circular debt ONLY tells you how much you know about this and 18th amendment. Want me to educate you? ;)
Re: PMLN’s Hypocrisy
me tooooooo 
Re: PMLN’s Hypocrisy
“jiss rabb ko aap poojtay hain ussi rab ko ham bhi poojtay hain” - Nawaz Sharif saying this to Indian and Pakistani audience at SAFMA seminar in Lahore on August 13, 2011. He also made a mockery of the Two-Nation Theory on the basis of which M.A. Jinnah founded Pakistan. Nawaz Sharif has put to shame the founding father’s Pakistan Muslim League party from which he apparently drew the inspiration to launch his PML(N).
Yet another shining example of his hypocrisy. (watch the video after timeline: 11:00)
This is part 2 of his address to SAFMA Building Bridges in the Sub-continent**.
**
Part 1 is here for those that are interested.
Re: PMLN’s Hypocrisy
Re: PMLN’s Hypocrisy
https://fbcdn-sphotos-d-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-prn1/11728_498037483594722_845293863_n.jpg
Re: PMLN’s Hypocrisy
The Spokesman Pakistan - Nawaz Sharif hides from media
Politically Incorrect
Amir Mateen
The two-time Prime Minister, Mian Nawaz Sharif continues to shy away from independent media.
He is yet to appear in a single public appearance, media audience or a lecture where he could be asked about foreign or economic policies, important national issues or his vision for the future of this country.
He has definitely improved his oratory in public meeting. But then it’s mostly rhetoric and usually revolves around one theme about his glorious past and the great development schemes that he will accomplish if given another chance. For many, it’s shallow verbosity and is becoming out of fashion by the day.
At least Shahbaz Sharif is better in articulating party policy and can also handle harsh questioning reasonably well. But big brother Nawaz, who thinks he is all set to become the Prime Minister third time, remains hidden from the inquisitive media that wants to know more about him. After all, if he becomes the Prime Minister he has to deal with the foreign and defence policies, the issues of terrorism and religious extremism, the civil and military relations. Gone are the old days of training-on-the-job, where a few loyalist babus were enough to guide you through complicated lanes of policy matters. If he is serious about not relying on the establishment on policy matters, he better have his own. So far, we do not know if he has any bright ideas on how he wants to have better security by spending less money; how he wants to curb the growing monster of terrorism; how he would like to deal with the Afghanistan imbroglio, curtail budget deficit and inflation and raise taxes or reform systems and corporations. His compatriots might say that it’s all written in the manifesto but then we would like to hear this from the big leader himself in a more detailed way. Also, the manifesto was written largely by people who were with Musharraf and have hardly any credentials that this time it will be different.
Not much is known about what Nawaz Sharif may have learnt or changed in the last 14 years when he was in power.
Yes, the public gets to see him taking questions occasionally in press conferences. Recently, he launched his party’s manifesto. But then it’s difficult to have a profound discussion in a Press conference. And if you ask him a difficult or a harsh question either he laughs it off or will accuse you of being somebody’s agent as he did recently in Quetta. He was ruthlessly critical of Pervaiz Musharraf but when a journalist pointed out that he was flanked by people who were all part of the dictator’s Cabinet, he shot back angrily, “I think you have come here after being briefed by somebody.”
He rarely gives interview to journalists. In most cases, it is to selective group of people who are either known to be sympathizer of PML (N) or are ready to oblige it for some material or political reasons. Journalists, we are told, are made to share questions before the interview. Some also do a rehearsal with him and suggest the politically correct answers. During interviews Nawaz is always surrounded by a protective team who are found more loyal than the king and will not miss an opportunity to flatter him by coming to his rescue. A TV anchor was recently stopped in the middle of his interview by a side-kick, almost shouting, “you can’t ask that question.” The anchor was professional enough to protest and carried on with the interview uninterrupted. Nawaz is also known to stop the interview when he is asked either a difficult question or it is about something he was not briefed about earlier.
Nawaz is yet to deliver a single lecture to a select group of audience on slightly technical foreign and economic policies in years. He continues to refuse even Pakistan Radio which has started a series of interviewing party heads. PTV too has been refused an interview in a neutral caretaker set-up. Benazir was the best orator that we ever had and Asif Zardari can handle himself well but he is curtailed by legal restrictions to talk about party policy. This leaves them at much disadvantage before Imran Khan who does not miss an opportunity whenever he could get free time to propagate his manifesto. He was readily available to ARY recently to deliver a ten minute lecture on foreign policy and shared his views extempore. He was much criticized for his views by the expert but nevertheless the public got to know about his views.
Why is Nawaz Sharif shy of media even after 35 years, one may ask. Many say that he remains a naturally shy person. Others think that since he is not the reading kind he is not confident about his grasp over policy matters, especially about foreign, economic and security policies. He depends on his eyes and ears on these issues. But still others blame the very eyes and ears for not letting him trust his abilities as this will curtail their influence on him.
Nawaz League continues to practice the trademark PML (N) practice of depending on hired columnists and media advisors. Other parties may also have their adherents writing for them on op-ed pages, particularly in Urdu Press, but the PML (N) beats everybody hands down in the race for their paid workers posing as independent columnists. The biggest Urdu newspaper is known for obliging about half a dozen columnists by publishing them on its op-ed pages. Most of them work for PML (N) media centre and shamefully misuse the name of journalism.
PML (N) desperately needs to get out of this cocoon and let Nawaz Sharif come in the open to share his vision. Otherwise, we may be justified to think that he lacks one.
Re: PMLN’s Hypocrisy
Tweet by Hamza Shahbaz....
*I respect Imran Khan and His idealogy. A huge crowd support him. He can Bring Change but The Pakistan needs Mian Nawaz Sharif.
*
Ok...so let me get this straight.
He respects Imran.
He respects his ideology.
Imran has a huge support.
Imran can bring change.
But.......Pakistan needs Nawaz Sharif?
This reminds me of the famous quote by Henry Ford about his cars.....you can have it in any color, so long as it is black.
Re: PMLN’s Hypocrisy
**Nawaz Sharif addressing a ‘huge jalsa’ fom jail
**
Re: PMLN’s Hypocrisy
I was seeing program where Shahbaz was saying that he done this and that ... but then that is not what politicians should tell, rather they should give audited account of what they did with billions of rupees public money they got, as in reality, most what provinces get goes into their corruption.
In june 2012, NFC awards to provinces from federation increased substantially. This is what provinces got from federation in NFC awards. I am wondering how they spend the money on province and how much they ate up in corruption.
Punjab: Rs 710 billion (last year Punjab got Rs 586 billion)
Sindh: Rs 374 billion (last year it was Rs 312 billion)
KPK: Rs 242 billion (last year it was Rs 187 billion)
Baluchistan: Rs 133 billion (last year it was 112 billion)
Above amount is on top of what provinces raise from provincial taxes, other revenues, and borrowings (that could be as much as or even more than what provinces get in NFC award).
Re: PMLN’s Hypocrisy
^ I think most ends up in corruption, I have seen a few hundred meters roads (bad quality) worth 2 million rupees in Taxila. Development was much uniform and widespread during Musharraf's tenure with much lesser amount spent. I am sure most of the funds have been used by PMLN to lure electables and media outlets.