MechEng Posted December 2, 2025 Posted December 2, 2025 2 hours ago, randomGuy said: * sister meets him in jail today n tells following- * he is alive and physically ok * Mentally tortured and angry due to being kept in isolation * Says Asim Munir is a mental patient for doing this to him. I don't have any bonhomie towards Pakistanis but I appreciate the resolve of Imran Khan. If you ask me, he should have never joined Pak politics in the first place and was better off moving to the UK permanently. Nevertheless, I appreciate his resilience. kepler37b, ravishingravi and Lord 1 1 1
randomGuy Posted December 2, 2025 Author Posted December 2, 2025 1 hour ago, MechEng said: I don't have any bonhomie towards Pakistanis but I appreciate the resolve of Imran Khan. If you ask me, he should have never joined Pak politics in the first place and was better off moving to the UK permanently. Nevertheless, I appreciate his resilience. ++ He should have built good relations with shariffs to bring army permanently under civilian govt control. kepler37b and ravishingravi 1 1
MechEng Posted December 2, 2025 Posted December 2, 2025 25 minutes ago, randomGuy said: ++ He should have built good relations with shariffs to bring army permanently under civilian govt control. Kabhi nahi hoyega. Pak is controlled by US, they will never allow the military dictatorship to go away. ravishingravi and randomGuy 1 1
randomGuy Posted December 2, 2025 Author Posted December 2, 2025 23 minutes ago, MechEng said: Kabhi nahi hoyega. Pak is controlled by US, they will never allow the military dictatorship to go away. Difficult but not impossible ..abhi the US can't even get bagram from Afghanistan...need strong leaders in Pakistan
kepler37b Posted December 3, 2025 Posted December 3, 2025 7 hours ago, MechEng said: I don't have any bonhomie towards Pakistanis but I appreciate the resolve of Imran Khan. If you ask me, he should have never joined Pak politics in the first place and was better off moving to the UK permanently. Nevertheless, I appreciate his resilience. Yes. The dude is like those celebrities of south India. God has given them golden spoon, but still want to participate in the high stress political wrangling. Appreciate his grit.
bsriharsha Posted December 3, 2025 Posted December 3, 2025 Fantastic cricketer , clueless politician.
bsriharsha Posted December 3, 2025 Posted December 3, 2025 He flukes and cheats his way to the world cup in 1992 and the zaahil quoom there had given him an inflated sense of importantance. Laaloo 1
ravishingravi Posted December 3, 2025 Posted December 3, 2025 Well if you admire qualities in a person minus context, there is a lot to love in Imran. However context matters. randomGuy 1
mishra Posted December 3, 2025 Posted December 3, 2025 9 hours ago, kepler37b said: Yes. The dude is like those celebrities of south India. God has given them golden spoon, but still want to participate in the high stress political wrangling. Appreciate his grit. Fundamentally, what is good for Pakistan automatically translates into Good relations with India. Pakistan needs a leader who can intrinsically see and do what is Good for Pakistan. Since 1940s there hasnt been a single leader other than Jinnah( who was musceled by other leaders of Muslim League specially Bangldeshi descent ones) or post 1947 in Pakistan who has actually worked for Pakistan.
kepler37b Posted December 3, 2025 Posted December 3, 2025 All these days, i thought that Imran must be a punjabi or sindhi. Today I found that he is a Pasthun May be this is one of the reasons why punjabi heavy Pak Army does not like him.
Ranvir Posted December 3, 2025 Posted December 3, 2025 (edited) 1 hour ago, kepler37b said: All these days, i thought that Imran must be a punjabi or sindhi. Today I found that he is a Pasthun May be this is one of the reasons why punjabi heavy Pak Army does not like him. His family have lived in Punjab for several generations now and I believe he considers himself a Punjabi with Pashtun roots. Edited December 3, 2025 by Ranvir
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