Pakistan rejected an extradition flight from the UK amid a diplomatic row over its former PM

[ziaulislam]

IMO, IK should focus on crimianls he has in hand,
establishment wont allow him to touch Nawaz, and its not worth wasting time or confronting the establishment, nawaz has left, PM should accept this and focus on corruption he can handle

 

[El Sidd]

But privately officials accepted to The Sun that the two issues are related.

BS!!

 

[Zibago]

This is the naya Pakistan I voted for
Time to give some teeth to our foreign policy

 

[El Sidd]

Britain forked out £300,000 chartering a plane

they purposely spent over the top because they will charge Pakistan for it.

 

[KurtisBrian]

Yikes. If Pakistan doesn't take back its citizens then Pakistanis will not be allowed entry into any nation.
Bet somebody was planning this. Remember that racist rich guy who was sucker punched and knocked out on the London Underground? He was saying to those Africans, "You are all going home." He was saying it with a certainty and in a celebratory tone. He must have known something. Rich people are often in the loop of the cabalists plans.

 

[Zibago]

Yikes. If Pakistan doesn't take back its citizens then Pakistanis will not be allowed entry into any nation.
Bet somebody was planning this. Remember that racist rich guy who was sucker punched and knocked out on the London Underground? He was saying to those Africans, "You are all going home." He was saying it with a certainty and in a celebratory tone. He must have known something. Rich people are often in the loop of the cabalists plans.

I am sure UK is more than happy to deal with 1000,s of illegal immigrants just to save once convict

 

[KurtisBrian]

I am sure UK is more than happy to deal with 1000,s of illegal immigrants just to save once convict

Perhaps they kept the one guy and sent the others to provoke just the sort of response they got.

Are extradition flights from the UK to Pakistan common?
People in the UK are sneaky.

 

[Indus Pakistan]

Hypocrisy at its best.

No hypocrisy at all. I don't think you quite appreciate the dilemna Britain faces. For UK this is about as much geo-politics as law. Nawaz was a PM not long ago elected by the very people who have elected the present government. The last thing UK wants to do is be seen as supporting one party over another. This might not matter of Nawaz was spent force but we all know he is not. Like during Musharaf era who thought Nawaz would be PM again?

The last thing UK wants to do is irritate a political faction inside Pakistan that tomorrow ends up forming a government in Islamabad and Nawaz is PM again. Can you imagine the difficulty that would place Britain in? London will keep a studied look at Nawaz's political fortune inside Pakistan. If they conclude Nawaz and PML-N are a dead force then after sufficient pressure from Islamabad they will push Nawaz out. If they think he or PML-N could be in power again down the road. They will do nothing that might make enemies with a powerful Pakistani political faction. This will land on the desk of the Home Secretary who will weigh her options taking into account what I said.

On a separate not one thing is obvious. Much of the media and public opinion in UK is pro Imran Khan because of his fame and celeb status here. The Sun and Transparency are both leaning to Khan's government. This is the 'Khan effect'.

 

[Ahmet Pasha]

IMO, IK should focus on crimianls he has in hand,
establishment wont allow him to touch Nawaz, and its not worth wasting time or confronting the establishment, nawaz has left, PM should accept this and focus on corruption he can handle

That will hurt IK reelection.

Also Nawaz is breaking the deal(if there was one) to be a good boy and "finger on your lips" as my Pakistani teachers used to say by orchestrating new jalsas and doing Altaf Hussain style speeches all over again.

This seems to have state's blessing otherwise I do not believe politicos will create a row of this level with Goras. Usually Pakistani politicos are doing sajda to Goras whether they be from Moldova or America.

No hypocrisy at all. I don't think you quite appreciate the dilemna Britain faces. For UK this is about as much geo-politics as law. Nawaz was a PM not long ago elected by the very people who have elected the present government. The last thing UK wants to do is be seen as supporting one party over another. This might not matter of Nawaz was spent force but we all know he is not. Like during Musharaf era who thought Nawaz would be PM again?

The last thing UK wants to do is irritate a political faction inside Pakistan that tomorrow ends up forming a government in Islamabad and Nawaz is PM again. Can you imagine the difficulty that would place Britain in? London will keep a studied look at Nawaz's political fortune inside Pakistan. If they conclude Nawaz and PML-N are a dead force then after sufficient pressure from Islamabad they will push Nawaz out. If they think he or PML-N could be in power again down the road. They will do nothing that might make enemies with a powerful Pakistani political faction. This will land on the desk of the Home Secretary who will weigh her options taking into account what I said.

On a separate not one thing is obvious. Much of the media and public opinion in UK is pro Imran Khan because of his fame and celeb status here. The Sun and Transparency are both leaning to Khan's government. This is the 'Khan effect'.

MQM is a dead force in Pakistan why still shelter that suwar Altaf???

Tumhare jese log hotey hain jo Goron ki intelligence service me bharti ho kar musalmano ki mukhbari karte hain.
Foreign born confused mir jafar, mir sadiqs.

Bloody East London pan shop wankers.

 

[KurtisBrian]

The last thing UK wants to do is irritate a political faction inside Pakistan that tomorrow ends up forming a government in Islamabad and Nawaz is PM again. Can you imagine the difficulty that would place Britain i

What are your thoughts as to why the UK chose to send a big plane load of detainees during this dispute?

 

[Indus Pakistan]

What are your thoughts as to why the UK chose to send a big plane load of detainees during this dispute?

These are routine. When detention centres fill up with sufficient number of illegals flights are chartered.

 

[ziaulislam]

That will hurt IK reelection.

Also Nawaz is breaking the deal(if there was one) to be a good boy and "finger on your lips" as my Pakistani teachers used to say by orchestrating new jalsas and doing Altaf Hussain style speeches all over again.

This seems to have state's blessing otherwise I do not believe politicos will create a row of this level with Goras. Usually Pakistani politicos are doing sajda to Goras whether they be from Moldova or America.

MQM is a dead force in Pakistan why still shelter that suwar Altaf???

Tumhare jese log hotey hain jo Goron ki intelligence service me bharti ho kar musalmano ki mukhbari karte hain.
Foreign born confused mir jafar, mir sadiqs.

Bloody East London pan shop wankers.

it would but its undoable, IK simply cannot force the issue, i am not saying he should give up, i am just saying his focus has to be on other issues

his reliction will be more in jeopardy if power, energy crisis is not resolved..

this is doable, all he needs is to stream line gas imports, and stream line IPP deals, and line loses

generation issues were mostly resolved by PMLN (through govt owned LNG plants, and Chinese helped CPEC projects)

 

[Indus Pakistan]

MQM is a dead force in Pakistan why still shelter that suwar Altaf???

It is not a dead force by any means. You knoiw that. They just changed colours. And don;t understand your gibberish about Mir Sadiq. I am not a Muhajir from India. Why this Mir Sadiq some Bihari bastarrd?

 

[Deltadart]

its good to see Pakistan grow balls!

Just baby ones.....

 

[Rana4pak]

Just baby ones.....

Ok now take big dick .we will give jf17 to Argentina plus if you like double penetration than we can offer missilies with nuclear warheads.