NAWAZ SHARIF SELLING OF KASHMIR AND THE ATOM BOMB

[Azad_ Kashmiri]

NAWAZ SHARIF’S CORRUPTION

1. 1. CORRUPTION CASES Nawaz Sharif and his cronies have always been working to plunder Pakistan’s wealth as their sole agenda. He expanded his business empire by misusing his authority as Chief Mi…

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SELLING KASHMIR CAUSE TO VAJPAYEE IN 1999 AND HUMILATING ARMED FORCES IN USA, DURING KARGIL
The so called son of soil Nawaz Sharif virtually sold Kashmir in 1999 during Indian PM’s visit to Lahore. Nawaz Sharif deleted the word Kashmir from the joint declaration to please Indian counterpart. By crossing all the limits of treachery and falsehood Nawaz Sharif and his cronies claim that Pakistan armed forces lost the Kargil war. In fact, due to the decisions of Nawaz Sharif, Pakistan lost this war in the drawing room of the American President after wining it in the battlefield.

ATOMIC EXPLOSIONS

It is a proven fact that in 1998 Nawaz Sharif was double-minded about the atomic explosions. While the nation waited breathlessly for a befitting reply to India, Nawaz Sharif was busy in negotiating economic packages with US Government. Gohar Ayub Khan, who was foreign minister at that time, has also corroborated this fact in his book.

 

[TheSolution]

The day Pakistan no longer has nuclear weapons or it's army is weak, is the day when its enemy will look to go in for the kill.

Any surrender of nuclear weapons or military power is effectively suicide.

 

[Goritoes]

Selling ? already sold my guy... whole Pakistan is sold by GHQ Mafia, Not Nawaz Sharif.

 

[Neelo]

The day Pakistan no longer has nuclear weapons or it's army is weak, is the day when its enemy will look to go in for the kill.

Any surrender of nuclear weapons or military power is effectively suicide.

For the right price these generals will sell off everything

 

[Kaniska]

Your political parties are just pawn for your Army who truely controls everything.This is unfortunate and it is still valid now…So why to shoot the messenger if the godfather is controlling everything

 

[ghazi52]

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Outrage in Punjab as Treatment for Heart Diseases Halted, Despite Lavish Expenditures

After all the current and former chairmen of the Senate were granted a lifetime allowance of Rs.10 crores and the PDAM MLAs embarked on an official Hajj trip, with billions of rupees allocated in the budget, Punjab faces yet another shocking revelation: the suspension of heart disease treatment under the health card system.

It's disheartening to witness such priorities from our leaders when crucial healthcare services are being neglected.

The Punjab government's decision to halt treatment for heart diseases, a leading cause of death in the country, has sparked outrage among citizens. While the chairmen and MLAs enjoy luxurious benefits and extravagant expenses, the general public suffers the consequences of budget mismanagement.

It is a glaring example of misplaced priorities and the failure to address the pressing needs of the people. Access to affordable healthcare is a fundamental right, and denying treatment for heart diseases is a grave injustice to the people of Punjab.

 

[PakAlp]

The day Pakistan no longer has nuclear weapons or it's army is weak, is the day when its enemy will look to go in for the kill.

Any surrender of nuclear weapons or military power is effectively suicide.

That is the day all Pakistanis will know the importance of a strong military, the nuclear weapons, strong defence, strong ISI. Think about it, if we were not a security state, our armed forces would be weak, our generals would sell themselves for some money but the military looks after them, the civilians in power would eat everything, we would 100% end up like Iraq, Libya, Yemen. The army just needs to allow competent people to rule so that we can build a strong state, with strong institutes, rule of law, better policies, bring in reforms. We need to move forward as a Islamic Welfare State, not as a Puppet State

 

[my2cents]

That is the day all Pakistanis will know the importance of a strong military, the nuclear weapons, strong defence, strong ISI. Think about it, if we were not a security state, our armed forces would be weak, our generals would sell themselves for some money but the military looks after them, the civilians in power would eat everything, we would 100% end up like Iraq, Libya, Yemen. The army just needs to allow competent people to rule so that we can build a strong state, with strong institutes, rule of law, better policies, bring in reforms. We need to move forward as a Islamic Welfare State, not as a Puppet State

By referring yourself as a security state, Pakistan has faced several drawbacks as a result of its prioritization of national security over other aspects of governance. This has led to a disproportionate allocation of resources towards the military and intelligence agencies, leaving other crucial sectors, such as education, healthcare, and infrastructure, underfunded and neglected. This has hindered the country's overall development and contributed to a lack of social progress and economic stability. The dominance of security concerns has often resulted in the erosion of civil liberties and human rights, with the state employing surveillance measures, and curtailment of political dissent.

Furthermore, the security state paradigm has had adverse implications for Pakistan's international standing and regional relations. The country has been marred by a history of military interventions, both domestic and in neighboring countries, which has strained diplomatic ties and perpetuated a cycle of mistrust. The preoccupation with security concerns has often overshadowed efforts to engage in constructive dialogue and diplomacy, hindering the country's ability to effectively address regional conflicts and promote peace. Moreover, the focus on security has contributed to a narrative that portrays Pakistan as an unstable and dangerous state, deterring foreign investment and hindering economic growth. The over-reliance on a security-centric approach has limited Pakistan's potential to engage in meaningful regional integration, cooperation, and economic development, further isolating it on the global stage.

 

[fitpOsitive]

NAWAZ SHARIF’S CORRUPTION

1. 1. CORRUPTION CASES Nawaz Sharif and his cronies have always been working to plunder Pakistan’s wealth as their sole agenda. He expanded his business empire by misusing his authority as Chief Mi…

jhootaylog.wordpress.com

SELLING KASHMIR CAUSE TO VAJPAYEE IN 1999 AND HUMILATING ARMED FORCES IN USA, DURING KARGIL
The so called son of soil Nawaz Sharif virtually sold Kashmir in 1999 during Indian PM’s visit to Lahore. Nawaz Sharif deleted the word Kashmir from the joint declaration to please Indian counterpart. By crossing all the limits of treachery and falsehood Nawaz Sharif and his cronies claim that Pakistan armed forces lost the Kargil war. In fact, due to the decisions of Nawaz Sharif, Pakistan lost this war in the drawing room of the American President after wining it in the battlefield.

ATOMIC EXPLOSIONS

It is a proven fact that in 1998 Nawaz Sharif was double-minded about the atomic explosions. While the nation waited breathlessly for a befitting reply to India, Nawaz Sharif was busy in negotiating economic packages with US Government. Gohar Ayub Khan, who was foreign minister at that time, has also corroborated this fact in his book.

 

[Neelo]

The army just needs to allow competent people to rule so that we can build a strong state, with strong institutes, rule of law, better policies, bring in reforms. We need to move forward as a Islamic Welfare State, not as a Puppet State

But explain to me how building DHA’s is related to being a strong military?
How is meddling in political affairs is related to being a strong military?

The military needs to learn to stay in their bunkers and protect the borders as they are supposed to do under the constitution.

If they want to meddle into the affairs of the country, then step in….outline a plan of what they want to accomplish and execute that plan like a military objective.

When South Korea had a military junta in power (Second, Third, Fourth and Fifth Korean Republics) that’s exactly what they did….they stepped in and outlined what they were going to do.

The Second Korean Republic - coup d‘etat and solidifying power in the early 1960s.

The Third Korean Republic - late 1960s and early 1970s - stabilizing the economy and rebuilding from the Korean War. Expansion of light industries and massive infrastructure projects including road, railways and airports.

The Fourth Korean Republic - late 1970s and early 1980s - was dominated by Heavy Industrial growth in a program called “Heavy-Chemical Industry Drive”. This gave Korea the stepping stones to become what it is today.

By the mid 80s, Korea had become relatively developed but power got the heads of the military dictators and that’s what led to the 1988 June Democracy movement. The public eventually forced the military to step down out of power.

South Korea hasn’t looked back since.

In Pakistan, the military takes over….does nothing….then hands back power to these crooks….rinse and repeat.

If the military wants to take over, then take it over and do something for the country.

Otherwise, step TF aside.

 

[my2cents]

But explain to me how building DHA’s is related to being a strong military?
How is meddling in political affairs is related to being a strong military?

The military needs to learn to stay in their bunkers and protect the borders as they are supposed to do under the constitution.

If they want to meddle into the affairs of the country, then step in….outline a plan of what they want to accomplish and execute that plan like a military objective.

When South Korea had a military junta in power (Second, Third, Fourth and Fifth Korean Republics) that’s exactly what they did….they stepped in and outlined what they were going to do.

The Second Korean Republic - coup d‘etat and solidifying power in the early 1960s.

The Third Korean Republic - late 1960s and early 1970s - stabilizing the economy and rebuilding from the Korean War. Expansion of light industries and massive infrastructure projects including road, railways and airports.

The Fourth Korean Republic - late 1970s and early 1980s - was dominated by Heavy Industrial growth in a program called “Heavy-Chemical Industry Drive”. This gave Korea the stepping stones to become what it is today.

By the mid 80s, Korea had become relatively developed but power got the heads of the military dictators and that’s what led to the 1988 June Democracy movement. The public eventually forced the military to step down out of power.

South Korea hasn’t looked back since.

In Pakistan, the military takes over….does nothing….then hands back power to these crooks….rinse and repeat.

If the military wants to take over, then take it over and do something for the country.

Otherwise, step TF aside.

People of Pakistan have force your military out of meddling in your governance. They want to remain behind the scenes and have their lavish lifestyle while Pakistan people are suffering.

 

[Neelo]

We will.

 

[Mentee]

During the 90's almost whole country supported navaz and co for their Kashmiri lineage but that same ended up sabotaging every opportunity to highlight Kashmir issue.

 

[Neelo]

But explain to me how building DHA’s is related to being a strong military?
How is meddling in political affairs is related to being a strong military?

The military needs to learn to stay in their bunkers and protect the borders as they are supposed to do under the constitution.

If they want to meddle into the affairs of the country, then step in….outline a plan of what they want to accomplish and execute that plan like a military objective.

When South Korea had a military junta in power (Second, Third, Fourth and Fifth Korean Republics) that’s exactly what they did….they stepped in and outlined what they were going to do.

The Second Korean Republic - coup d‘etat and solidifying power in the early 1960s.

The Third Korean Republic - late 1960s and early 1970s - stabilizing the economy and rebuilding from the Korean War. Expansion of light industries and massive infrastructure projects including road, railways and airports.

The Fourth Korean Republic - late 1970s and early 1980s - was dominated by Heavy Industrial growth in a program called “Heavy-Chemical Industry Drive”. This gave Korea the stepping stones to become what it is today.

By the mid 80s, Korea had become relatively developed but power got the heads of the military dictators and that’s what led to the 1988 June Democracy movement. The public eventually forced the military to step down out of power.

South Korea hasn’t looked back since.

In Pakistan, the military takes over….does nothing….then hands back power to these crooks….rinse and repeat.

If the military wants to take over, then take it over and do something for the country.

Otherwise, step TF aside.

I still stand by this.

 

[HAIDER]

I still stand by this.

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