To those saying that foreign envoys can't meet opposition parties, this Dawn editorial tells otherwise. And such interactions happen all the time in the world. IF the Americans were buying the politicians in such large numbers for the NCV then where was Pakistan's ISI?? You know, secrets are not kept in Pakistan! And what would American gain by having a Shahbaz Sharif in power other than a more publicly pliant Prime Minister?? Do you think Shahbaz would have the real authority about foreign affairs?? Seriously? That he would have the power to allow foreign bases? Or to distance from China? We know that since Zulfi Bhutto not a single Pakistani Prime Minister ever had the powers given per the Constitution of Pakistan.
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Insinuating that there is something sinister in the way the diplomats of the foreign country in question are going about doing their jobs is a very dangerous line for the chief executive of a country to take. Diplomats from all countries routinely meet politicians, journalists and other notables. These interactions are meant to create social connections so that foreign representatives can learn as much as they can about the countries they are delegated to
