I don't think you read my post carefully. But your lengthy response is summed up in two of your statements above:
1) You didn't care to read that part that you are posting articles written in 2013. When these guys were new. Post something with FACTS from RECENT media. Like 10 Million were given to NS for corruption and here's the proof (a legal proof). And if you have that proof......PLEASE for the love of God take it to the court. If you don't have it, for the love of your nation, be quiet and let the system continue as you can't take it down. Change doesn't come with attacking Parliament and National TVs. That's terrorism, just like what the Taliban do in your country. They attack important places and spread fear. Hows are thee violent protestors representing some failed change representing anything otherwise??
2) Here's the bottom line, you don't want Democracy, you want to topple the system so the military can come in. I think you are either an X-Military or have family in there. But allow me to bring you to 2014. Military can't and won't (please read my words carefully, CAN'T and WON'T) come into the power no more. The current COAS is a smart guy and he's changed the culture and military rule is now a history with a dark past.
In about TWO months, you'll see a bunch of generals / corpse commanders retiring who WANTED military intervention (mark my words, just like I said on here when the protests hadn't even left from Lahore that NOTHING will topple the government, I stand right today).
I have tremendous amounts of respect for the current and the previous COAS. They supported the democracy and the current COAS is ABOUT to take a U turn from the usual military mentality, i.e. NEVER interfere in the Civilian population. IMO, this is a GREAT step in restoring and strengthening the honor of the military.
So please......take a look at your country and all these good things that are happening (outside of disasters like War in FATA, the Flood, the IK and Mullah protests), the rest seems to be bringing in a promising future where Pakistan as a nation will continue down the democratic path and will become a MUCH cleaner and moderate democratic system (Without ANY Violence).
1) You didn't care to read that part that you are posting articles written in 2013. When these guys were new. Post something with FACTS from RECENT media. Like 10 Million were given to NS for corruption and here's the proof (a legal proof). And if you have that proof......PLEASE for the love of God take it to the court. If you don't have it, for the love of your nation, be quiet and let the system continue as you can't take it down. Change doesn't come with attacking Parliament and National TVs. That's terrorism, just like what the Taliban do in your country. They attack important places and spread fear. Hows are thee violent protestors representing some failed change representing anything otherwise??
I replied to that and posted more recent articles. And no, these guys were not "new".
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A legal proof? When they took proof of PMLN worker Gullu Butt smashing cars, the court let him go on bail because video evidence is not enough.. What does "legal proof" mean anyways?
Change doesn't come with attacking Parliament and National TVs.
Change comes when people protest. No one was attacking Parliament. They were moving to protest infront of it. When the police shelled them, there was chaos and in the chaos people "attacked" National TV and the parliament
Hows are thee violent protestors representing some failed change representing anything otherwise??
Are they violent right now? Were they violent for the 20 days before the clash? No. Violence happens when police lets people through then shells them from both sides.
Now, to answer your question, they are representing the fact that people are sick of these mainstream politicians who do nothing practical. You haven't lived in Pakistan so I don't expect you to understand.
Here's the bottom line, you don't want Democracy, you want to topple the system so the military can come in. I think you are either an X-Military or have family in there. But allow me to bring you to 2014. Military can't and won't (please read my words carefully, CAN'T and WON'T) come into the power no more. The current COAS is a smart guy and he's changed the culture and military rule is now a history with a dark past.
Don't put words in my mouth. I never said I want marshall law. And yes, you are right, the current COAS is smart enough to avoid having to get into Marshal law. I have great respect for our military, that's there.
I even said all of what you are saying here, along with some additional arguments against Marshal Law, in a previous post (I don't remember where). Bottom line is that I don't want Nawaz Sharif's abuses of power and everything to go unchallenged.
Honestly, i'm against Imran Khan's demand of PM's resignation. I believe that Imran Khan could have done a lot better if he accepted the resignation of Shahbaz and a little investigation. That would have given Nawaz the message that PTI and the population isn't going to sit and watch, that it is awake and doesn't trust Nawaz Sharif. This would have forced him to deliver, even if he didn't want to.
Marshal Law was never an option in such a situation.
In about TWO months, you'll see a bunch of generals / corpse commanders retiring who WANTED military intervention (mark my words, just like I said on here when the protests hadn't even left from Lahore that NOTHING will topple the government, I stand right today).
I have tremendous amounts of respect for the current and the previous COAS. They supported the democracy and the current COAS is ABOUT to take a U turn from the usual military mentality, i.e. NEVER interfere in the Civilian population. IMO, this is a GREAT step in restoring and strengthening the honor of the military.
"corpse commanders", that made me chuckle. You mean corps commanders? Yeah, maybe you're right.
Kayani wasn't as good, Raheel is a lot more clever and stronger, though I respect them both. I agree, its a good step.
So please......take a look at your country and all these good things that are happening (outside of disasters like War in FATA, the Flood, the IK and Mullah protests), the rest seems to be bringing in a promising future where Pakistan as a nation will continue down the democratic path and will become a MUCH cleaner and moderate democratic system (Without ANY Violence
If you are to believe the politicians, then yes, thats what it looks like. Otherwise, when you're living in Pakistan, it doesn't look like that at all.