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I have to say, its hilarious watching Indians on this forum twist themselves into knots trying to put what little is left of the Fauj’s testicles in their mouths and swish them around whilst droning on and on with the same old tired talking points of the Fauji sycophants in the Pakistani media...

While corruption may certainly have been there, I believe it was more about the fact that the Fauji leadership couldn’t control IK and had no material (corruption or otherwise) to blackmail or pressure him into doing their bidding. The Fauj under Bajwa (with US blessings) basically carried out...

Pakistan Fauj — a history of small men in powerful positions.

@PWFI Instead of posting random videos and images, perhaps try to actually write out a rebuttal. I understand how difficult it is to defend fascism and push Fauji propaganda points that have been debunked frequently, but give it a shot, why don’t you.

Because in Turkey there were enough Military officials who respected the constitution and understood that the head of the civilian government, as Commander in Chief, out ranked any other military official, including the Army Chief. Our Military officials refuse to respect and accept this, and...

Whether an overt Martial Law like Ayub, Yahya, Zia, Musharraf or or a shadow one like the rest, it is a vioaltion of the constitution and the oath members of the Army take and it continues to prevent democracy and civilian institutions from becoming stronger. So stop dissembling and trying to...

First, Bajwa manipulated the elections AGAINST the PTI to ensure IK had a razor thin majority precisely so he could pull the shit he did to overthrow the PTI. Munir has gone several steps ahead and openly flouted the court’s and constitution to abduct, torture and imprison PTI leaders, workers...

Ayub Khan Yahya Khan Zia-ul Haq Musharraf Bajwa Munir And everyone in between that used their influence to overthrow/manipulate governments. This is an institutional problem

You’re different alright, not many have the gall to so blatantly regurgitate Fauji lies and propaganda points that have been debunked repeatedly. Right now its Imran Khan, but what about Fatima Jinnah? What about Mujib and the debacle of 1971? What about ZA Bhutto? What about Benazir Bhutto...

Who speaks the truth? Definitely not the Fauj when it comes to domestic issues

I completely agree with that. The problem has been that the Sharif’s have always this ridiculous focus on ‘motorways and powerplants’, likely because large infrastructure projects are easy to sell as ‘tangible progress’, not to mention the enormous potential for kickbacks through contracts.

The coup would not have gone ahead without US backing given the risk of sanctions and the Western press excoriating yet another Army led government overthrow, especially on the heels of what many in the US government and military saw as a ‘Pakistan Army supported Taliban takeover of...

It’s an eyewash and useless measure. This facility needs to be taken away from EVERY government employee, whether Faujis, judges, police or bureaucrats.

You’re missing the point I’m making - natural disasters, global economy tanking, commodity prices spiking, poor decision making by an elected government, even a conflict with India - those are all in some way ‘organic potential risks’ and people were and are willing to take them. A US backed...

Credit worthiness is based on trust in policy continuity. Good credit ratings at a point in time can be destroyed by poor decision making. Yes, people take risks, and had the PTI government completed its term, and genuine free and fair elections occurred and the market still tanked, I would...

The majority of the deposits were sent based on trust in the elected government of the PTI. No one wanted the unconstitutional overthrow of the PTI government by the Fauj+PDM Junta and the fascist crackdown and demolition of the economy that followed.

That doesn’t automatically mean that COEC is the cause of Pakistan’s ills. As I pointed out in a previous post, even if we assume that CPEC terms and conditions are ‘fair’, the structural and political issues Pakistan has (such as the Army Junta control over the country and Fauji support for...

Can you provide facts and figures from credible sources that support your claim (about horrendous Chinese loan terms)? Additionally, lets assume CPEC loan repayments are aligned with comparable international terms considered ‘fair’, HOW exactly would that offset Pakistans myriad other...

CPEC is not the issue, the political instability owing to a fascist crackdown by the Army Junta remains a major factor.

Desert Fighter has been banned for instigating a toxic discussion by engaging in personal attacks using slurs and offensive language against members who were criticizing the Pakistan Army and ruling Fauji Junta. Criticism of an institution or politician by members should not be responded to...