Ameen Gandapour's bail to be reviewed "After Eid"

[N.Siddiqui]

The more PTI and its people are suppressed, the more it will rise, considering that it is a reactive force against the status quo, the crooks to corrupts, from politicians to establishment.

As simple as for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction, here the reaction is value added.

 

[villageidiot]

When Bhutto himself was a feudal lord and yet he had the audacity to speak against industrialists. He took their factories without hesitation but didn't give away an inch of his agricultural land. What a f**king hypocrite!

Glad somebody's calling him out. I am sick of bhutto worship in this country. Guy was a bonafide megolamaniac. He just happened to be on the wrong side of fauj in his pursuit of absolute power.

 

[Mugen]

Glad somebody's calling him out. I am sick of bhutto worship in this country. Guy was a bonafide megolamaniac. He just happened to be on the wrong side of fauj in his pursuit of absolute power.

Bhutto, Zaradri, and Sharifs are all cancers that needs to be eradicated from our country, or we will never progress.

 

[_NOBODY_]

Glad somebody's calling him out. I am sick of bhutto worship in this country. Guy was a bonafide megolamaniac. He just happened to be on the wrong side of fauj in his pursuit of absolute power.

He did some incredible things but he did way more harm than good. I also wanted to state one more thing, PPP loves to brag by calling themselves the defender of democracy but Bhutto was an anti-democracy person. The way he snatched power from Sheikh Mujibur Rahman is the biggest evidence of this. Even when he was in power he only did what he desired and didn't let anyone else do anything that he didn't want to be done.

As much as I hate Bhutto, his willpower and charisma were unlike that of any other Pakistani leader. If only he directed all of his positives towards the good of the country. The OIC Summit of 1974 was an amazing feat and working on building our own nuclear weapons started during his tenure. If any of our politicians from the last 15 years had Bhutto's willpower then so much sh*t would have already gotten done. As Dr Miftah Ismail put it, lack of willpower is the biggest issue for the lack of reforms. It takes guts to do major reforms and our politicians aren't even able to do minor reforms.

@VCheng What do you think about my opinion? You know Bhutto's era way better than I ever could as you lived through it whereas I was only born in 1999.

 

[VCheng]

@VCheng What do you think about my opinion? You know Bhutto's era way better than I ever could as you lived through it whereas I was only born in 1999.

My own view is that ZAB is similar to Bahadur Shah Zafar, in that he inherited a dying country, He killed it off trying to follow his own whims, and merely hastened the end of Jinnah's Pakistan. His legacy was to create the grounds for General Zia's Pakistan. And here we are today.