COAS Bajwas - Great Achievements- End of an Era

[SecularNationalist]

we dont have extra c-130 now . we simply cant afford losing one more c-130

But we have no shortage of mango crates.

 

[M. Sarmad]

There's a ray of hope in all this chaotic mess. Never in our history have our people been so united (across ethnic, regional and socioeconomic lines) and are trying to stand up for what is right and resisting that which is wrong. Surely, with hardships comes ease

#ThankYouBajwa

 

[Bossman]

The end of an era, how would you remember COAS Bajwa, a few lines to commemorate his tenure now that his term is coming to an end.

Thoughts?

Like Zaradari finally succeeded in destroying the PPP franchise and Maryam is in process of destroying the Noon league franchise, Bajwa single-handedly destroyed the Army franchise. He was a small man for a big job.

 

[Goenitz]

Like Zaradari finally succeeded in destroying the PPP franchise and Maryam is in process of destroying Noon league franchise, Bajwa single-handedly destroyed the Army franchise.

Ummah

 

[mudas777]

The end of an era, how would you remember COAS Bajwa, a few lines to commemorate his tenure now that his term is coming to an end.

Thoughts?

I was going to say now "Burn and rot in the Hell".
Having said that there is a silver lining in all this tragedy.
1: Our political landscape for corrupts have changed forever, people will think twice before voting for these 2 royal families.
2: The worst loser was the Pakistan army which lost all the credibility, disgraced themselves, they got exposed and all their previous handy works have got unmasked. Their last 70 years behind and in front of the curtain antics and criminal acts have been questioned by the nation.
As far as Mir Bajwa is concerned, he will probably never be even buried in our Pak land as what he did was the worst criminal act an individual can inflict on his motherland and now motherland will disown him for good. History will remember him long after we all of us are gone as head of Mir's and yet he thought he deserved the respect and gave a new meaning to the word neutral.
He single handily destroyed our economy and our love for the Pakistan army but the best thing is when the dust is settled the mighty firm will be not so mighty and will be out of the politics once for all.

 

[Fasbre2]

I was going to say now "Burn and rot in the Hell".
Having said that there is a silver lining in all this tragedy.
1: Our political landscape for corrupts have changed forever, people will think twice before voting for these 2 royal families.
2: The worst loser was the Pakistan army which lost all the credibility, disgraced themselves, they got exposed and all their previous handy works have got unmasked. Their last 70 years behind and in front of the curtain antics and criminal acts have been questioned by the nation.
As far as Mir Bajwa is concerned, he will probably never be even buried in our Pak land as what he did was the worst criminal act an individual can inflict on his motherland and now motherland will disown him for good. History will remember him long after we all of us are gone as head of Mir's and yet he thought he deserved the respect and gave a new meaning to the word neutral.
He single handily destroyed our economy and our love for the Pakistan army but the best thing is when the dust is settled the mighty firm will be not so mighty and will be out of the politics once for all.

He and his coterie of generals have just shown themselves to be nothing but a bunch of disgusting perverts, whose only achievements have been making dirty videos, blackmailing and torturing and killing anyone who criticizes them. Wouldn’t be surprised if they are all followers of Mia K.
Pray some colonel Gaddafi type and junior officers who have love of Islam and country rise up carry out a bloody coup against these Pervy murderous crooks of generals..

 

[TigerOfMysore]

Take a deep breath folks. He has not gone just yet. I expect more drama in the coming days.
Fat lady has not sung yet.

Though difficult for me to swallow this: I think given the danger to Pakistan, IK might want to consider some political rapprochement, in order to bottle the Army genie. Only if political and society is unified, can this genie be put back into the bottle, otherwise I am afraid it is too strong and will destroy Pakistan.

Lets say even if Bajwa were to retire - the road ahead is very tough. Army needs restructuring and reorganization. This they will fight tooth and nail. Army economic system needs to be decoupled and their system of patronage needs to be turned back. None of this will be easy unless all political and social forces align.

 

[omegared]

The end of an era, how would you remember COAS Bajwa, a few lines to commemorate his tenure now that his term is coming to an end.

Thoughts?

He did more damage to the reputation of Pak Armed forces than any Indian ever did.

He did was in his interest and not the interest of Pakistan.

He sold out the people he was meant to defend, for franchise's of Papa Johns Pizzas.

He behaved like a self elected prime minister and organised the PDM to oust Imran Khan,
On orders of a foreign government.

He will eventually be tried for treason, found guilty and hung like the traitor he is.

 

[crankthatskunk]

The end of an era, how would you remember COAS Bajwa, a few lines to commemorate his tenure now that his term is coming to an end.

Thoughts?

The worst COAS. The Worst human being. Worst Pakistani.
He has sold Pakistani nation and thrown his own institute under a bus.
He would be remember as the one who destroyed PA, it's image and reputation.
He should be prosecuted in a court of law for the crimes he has done outside of his jurisdiciton and court martial for the crimes he has done within his jurisdiction, period.

 

[Fasbre2]

The worst COAS. The Worst human being. Worst Pakistani.
He has sold Pakistani nation and thrown his own institute under a bus.
He would be remember as the one who destroyed PA, it's image and reputation.
He should be prosecuted in a court of law for the crimes he has done outside of his jurisdiciton and court martial for the crimes he has done within his jurisdiction, period.

We should thank him for lifting the veil over our eyes.. we thought our army was the best, now we know they are the best.. but not at what we thought.. best at corruption and facilitating it.. and oppressing the people.. Crap at fighting the enemy and strategizing. Only strategy they know is how to get rich themselves and torture and kill anyone who opposes them..

 

[Bossman]

Traitor to Pakistan, loyal to Sharif's.

Is he really Qadyaani? Is he to revenge something? Why he is turning Amry into Punjab Police? or saving his skin due to corruption?

He is not himself but his family members and possibly his father. He definitely has Qadayaani influence as one of the building block of Qadayaanis is to be subservient to the West.

 

[PakAlp]

Is he really Qadyaani? Is he to revenge something? Why he is turning Amry into Punjab Police? or saving his skin due to corruption?

When certain someone accused Bajwa of being a qadiani and traitor then everyone backed Bajwa and cursed the allegation maker. People need to read about the riots in the 1960s over appointment of Qadianis as Generals, majors etc, this was done at the behest of Usa to keep their people in the power corridor. Some people may say everyone has equal rights in Pakistan but the issue is these people are handpicked by Usa.

He is not himself but his family members and possibly his father. He definitely has Qadayaani influence as one of the building block f Qadayaanis is to be subservient to the West.

But they hide their beliefs so we can never be sure. The problem is they're clearly west agents who don't believe in Pakistan and its constitution and want to make own nation called Qadian. They get millions of funding.

 

[PakFactor]

Never have I seen or read a general of an army so hated as Bajwa.
So many ways to go out; I'm sure this wasn't one of them.

 

[Sayfullah]

Bajwa’s father in law is Qadiyani. Bajwa has lots of Qadiyani relatives. His father in law being qadiyani means 1) either his wife is qadiyani or 2) she reverted to Islam but, if it’s option two then why didn’t her family become Muslims as well? If option one is correct then what is the influence of his wife on him and are his kids even Muslim? These personal questions and his personal life matters because a kaffir cannot lead the army of Islamic Republic of Pakistan. It’s unclear whether bajwa him self is qadiyani but his close family and relatives being qadiyani poses enough of a security risk for him not be army chief of Pakistan. It could very well be a possibility that bajwa is in fact qadiyani but is keeping it secret because he is army chief. But, speaking without proof isn’t good on these matters however, his father in law being qadiyani is enough to make him unworthy of being a general of a Muslim army unless his father in law became Muslim and his wife who’s father is qadiyani is a Muslim. As far as public information goes, his father in law or their family have not reverted to Islam yet or didn’t announce it yet. His wife’s religion is not clear. He has strong qadiyani influence on him.
I wouldn’t be surprised (I hope not) if bajwa is either influenced by qadiyanis or is a qadiyani and taking revenge on the Islamic Republic of Pakistan. Qadiyanis always wanted to break Pakistan am create their own state.
Bajwa was unfit to be army chief and was made army chief of a Muslim army. His incompetence or his treachery has lead Pakistan to this point.

 

[Pakstallion]

He achieved more than any patriot could have fathomed would be possible in bringing Pak army in to disrepute. In his consistent moves against the people and army of Pakistan for his benefit and those of the theives. No matter what happens, his legacy is sealed. He will be despised by liberals that are sucking up to him now forever as the duffer he most certainly is. He will be hated by patriots for driving a wedge between Pakistanis and their army. He will be treated as the smelly pile of traitorous crap he is by his benefactors in the US, since if he couldn’t be sincere to his own country that made him COAS and gave him so much, then who will he be sincere with? Indians may dislike him somewhat given he is a Pak COAS, but he hurt the army more than an Indian nuclear bomb so he maybe liked there but not more than a filthy rabid dog one keeps outside, never with their master. The Chinese will forever treat Pak with suspicion because of his wooing them and then going to the west despite them sharing top of their line equipment with us. The Arabs will see him as the slave he is.

I am grateful to Allah I am a relative nobody. Atleast I don’t have the crimes and hatred of a whole nation on me like #mirbajwa.