Imran who? The Risky shift in UK policy toward Pakistan

[Haldorss]

Britain played an important role in building institutions and systems in Pakistan post-independence and most high commissioners enjoyed close relations with policy makers. There was a pattern of posting individuals with linkages to Pakistan or the subcontinent that gave them personal connections.

And that's why there are so many regime crimes. It's the way Anglosaxons do things behind the scenes and have the support of corrupt judiciary.

 

[El Sidd]

Yes, rulers were still the same before and after 9th May and they managed the constitution according to their wishes, nothing new.

Nobody is ruling anybody in Pakistan. This ancient definition of constitutional administrative duty must be reimagined.