Imran Khan is winning

waraich66 · Apr 25, 2011

SANABIL MIRZA said:
I agree with the administration expenses but I don't think we should target defence expenses here. . That needs to stay put owing to our strategic position. .

Right , we are at war against internal and external evil forces . Pakistan is spending 2.8% of GDP on defence which is double than the expenditure of Canada and other developed countries , which will destroy our basic infrastructure,education and health and agriculture and research and development .It will increase poverty and corruption and ultimately weaken our national unity.

Saifullah Sani · Apr 25, 2011

Khawaja Asif of PML-N answered the allegations

you can see complete program on youtube

foxhound · Apr 25, 2011

Pakistan has the capability to stop drone attacks if the political and military will is there. The leadership (both political and military indicate they are stooges of the attacking nation, i.e US/NATOs B**tch!)

The following video highlights the capability to remove this threat if the 'will' is there - but hence I think pakistani/Muslim blood is cheap - these stooges will run to foreign countries when 'the *hit hits the fan'...... :angry:

Aamir Hussain · Apr 26, 2011

No one party is going to win a clear majority in the next elections. No PTI, no APML, will win significant seat unless supported by the so called "Establishment."

The ground reality as it exists today:

PML-N has for the time being wrapped up Urban Punjab. ANP will most probably loose seats in KP but will be able to be part of a coalition government in KP with the backing of the "Establishment." Sindh will again see a MQM vs. PPP struggle in KHI. PPP, despite everything, will sweep rural Sindh. Baluch Nationalist parties will most probably sweep Baluchistan.

The above is the most probable scenario -- now we can figure out where does PTI or APML stand. Unfortunately, the "Biradari" system swings the vote in Pakistan and not the masses. Here lies the first lesson for the beginners!!!;-) If we are willing to go to bed with them and discard our "Moral" stand -- we have a hope to win some seats. PTI or APML has no "Birdari" or an ethnic group supporting them.

My humble opinion.

Omar1984 · Apr 27, 2011

Leader said:
how old is king abdullah ? yakkhhh...anyways

how old is Chinese president?

how fit IK is ?

Iam expecting him to touch 90s easily.

Imran Khan is very fit for his age, MashAllah, and may he live a very long and healthy life, but only Allah knows how long a person will live.

Our beloved Quaid died at the age of 71. If he had been alive for atleast 20 years after Pakistan's independence, maybe Pakistan today would've been a very prosperous developed nation. Who knows.

I wish Imran Khan becomes Pakistan's next leader and wins the 2013 elections, and lives a very long and healthy life.