Azadi march on 14 Aug. Is Pakistan still Gulam?

[Blackwater]

never seen such a big basti or slum area next to country parliament.

i here by declare pakistan behind somalia

 

[Blackwater]

latest is : sab khatam ho gaya. all finished. people are getting bored and dispersing and imran khan is forced by mediators to sit on discussion table with govt.

so no more drama. this whole episode was like paki movies ,no story or plot buus hangama

 

[Sambha ka Boss]

never seen such a big basti or slum area next to country parliament.

i here by declare pakistan behind somalia

 

[Blackwater]

 

[Blackwater]

Imran Khan unhappy with Azadi March attendance

nooora nawaz jeet gaya

 

[Srinivas_K]

Some funny memes of Azaadi march and the events associated with it

Pakistani president's reaction

When Khan asked his MPAs to resign from the National Assembly, it did not mean PTI MNAs from KP. It was like saying chicken tumhara, leg piece hamara ...

After a while, the PML-N government decided to hold its own rallies ...

 

[Srinivas_K]

Elsewhere in Pakistan, some of pakistanis were still decrying the usual stuff ...

After noticing the groovy going-ons in PTI rallies, a JUI-F supporter pointed out the real danger to democracy ...

As the intensity of the protests increased, the real source of local TV news channels was finally revealed ...

Though this guy escaped being arrested for rioting, he was picked up for 'indecent exposure' ...

 

[Srinivas_K]

Government conspiracy exposed: Fake protesters beat a fake cop with fake dandas in a fake street of a fake Islamabad ...

The government's claim that cops were beaten up by protesters was a lie. Here's the real picture: Cops and protesters frolicking and having fun in Islamabad ...

On the 19th day ...

 

[nrupatunga]

TIFWIW

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[Blackwater]

TIFWIW

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yeah 18 crore jahil paki awam ke saath dhoka ha

poor jahil paki janta, they stayed in open fields for 20 days,made parliament compound a slum, 500 injured,20 died


aur nikala kya baba ji ka thullu

 

[Blackwater]

Bus drivers who brought protesters losing patience

Bus drivers who brought protesters losing patience - Pakistan - DAWN.COM

:taunt1::taunt1::taunt1:

 

[Blackwater]

Day 1 of azaadi march

Day 21 of azaadi march

mila kya

 

[Blackwater]

Series of event

paki jahil janta always suffer

 

[Srinivas_K]

Creative and Funny !!

Series of event

paki jahil janta always suffer

 

[Srinivas_K]

Seems this Azadi March is also helping to galvanize the opinion in the favor of "non Dynasty politics", "non corrupt" and ""rejection of traditional pakistani politics". Which will help parties like PTI in the future.

 

[kseeker]

Seems this Azadi March is also helping to galvanize the opinion in the favor of "non Dynasty politics", "non corrupt" and ""rejection of traditional pakistani politics". Which will help parties like PTI in the future.

I doubt that.

Unfortunate thing is, Bakis try to identify themdelves as second grade arabs however, it's sad that they didn't learn a thing from arab spring so called azadi march is not picking up any momentum

It appears that, idiot khan and turd khadri are inspired by our self proclaimed Aam aadmi called Kejri

Also, you know what? to burn Shittistan, Indians should supply some gasoline

 

[Sambha ka Boss]

I doubt that.

Unfortunate thing is, Bakis try to identify themdelves as second grade arabs however, it's sad that they didn't learn a thing from arab spring so called azadi march is not picking up any momentum

It appears that, idiot khan and turd khadri are inspired by our self proclaimed Aam aadmi called Kejri

Also, you know what? to burn Shittistan, Indians should supply some gasoline

It only means Imran Khan is hurt from within after Noora Sharif defeated him and his dream of tabdeeli remained a dream.

 

[Sambha ka Boss]

Seems this Azadi March is also helping to galvanize the opinion in the favor of "non Dynasty politics", "non corrupt" and ""rejection of traditional pakistani politics". Which will help parties like PTI in the future.

That never going happen, its only the game of many crabs in the vessel, each crab trying to overtake other crab.

 

[Srinivas_K]

There is a romanticism in standing for good ideals and loosing, this is a powerful tool to mobilize the opinion in the masses.

It depends on IK and TUQ.

Then again Pakistan is different

I doubt that.

Unfortunate thing is, Bakis try to identify themdelves as second grade arabs however, it's sad that they didn't learn a thing from arab spring so called azadi march is not picking up any momentum

It appears that, idiot khan and turd khadri are inspired by our self proclaimed Aam aadmi called Kejri

Also, you know what? to burn Shittistan, Indians should supply some gasoline

At least some change will come out of it I expect !

That never going happen, its only the game of many crabs in the vessel, each crab trying to overtake other crab.

 

[kseeker]

ISLAMABAD: Weeks of mounting anti-government protests in Pakistan had been enough to convince five of the powerful army's 11 Corps Commanders that it was time for them to step in and force embattled Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif to resign.

According to a minister close to military circles, top generals met in the garrison city of Rawalpindi at the end of August as demonstrations raged in nearby Islamabad. Thousands of protesters had just tried to storm Sharif's residence.

At the tense, four-hour conclave, Pakistan's democratic process was once again in peril, with the military pondering another intervention in a country that has seen power change hands more often through coups than elections.

But army chief Raheel Sharif decided the time was not right to overthrow the civilian leadership, and moved to quell any disagreement in his ranks by overruling the hawks and declaring the crisis must be solved through politics, not force.

Soon afterwards, the army issued a brief statement, reaffirming its commitment to democracy, and the threat of a coup, at least for now, had passed.

The minister, who declined to be named due to the sensitivity of discussing the inner workings of the military, said at least five generals had been pushing for weeks for the army to take a more "active role" in defusing the crisis.

"The time for the army to be neutral is over," was how the minister summed up the message from dissenters around the table.

Two military sources confirmed this version of events. They, like the minister, spoke on condition of anonymity.

A senior security source added: "Raheel Sharif is not interested in direct intervention. The tanks aren't going to come rolling in. This army believes in compromise."

The army's media wing confirmed Sunday's meeting but declined to share details. Defence minister Khawaja Asif told Reuters the army was a "monolithic institution".

Read more: Pak Army chief holds off generals seeking Nawaz Sharif's ouster - The Times of India