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Any idea what exactly Imran Khan wants? Why does he want a democratically elected government to resign within an year of election? Is that how democracies are supposed to be working ? Stupid protests. Imran should rather build his base and wait for next election, rather than these bullying tactics. I guess once you have used bottle cap tactics, whole life you'll look for short cuts.
These protests are about election rigging. The two main parties PPP and PML take turns rigging elections and looting the country. IK's party may not be perfect and has made mistakes but it is the best option we have to move the country forward.
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These protests are about election rigging. The two main parties PPP and PML take turns rigging elections and looting the country. IK's party may not be perfect and has made mistakes but it is the best option we have to move the country forward.
And Imran realizes that after one year? It's like appealing for an LBW after 10 overs.
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reply the post' date=' not the poster.[/quote'] So the 'bike hit by kejriwal convoy' that you have been doing for so long in the AAP thread (and here also) was you replying to posts??
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Its a big circus out there.. Imran Khan has the right direction but his approach is wrong.. Before the march, he annouced he won't back down unless Sharif resigns. Now who, in the right frame of mind, would resign voluntariliy?? Now if he goes back without getting resignation, his image/political face will be tarnished... Nawaz Sharif, on other hand, took this crisis situation very lightly... He could have diverted country's focus to some x,y,z issue.. Like Opearation against Taliban for one.. But, now that crisis became serious, he is commiting mistakes.. He could still have played his cards better just few days back.. instead now his party is also doing marches in other cities. And then there is a whole story on police killing 14 people and courts not able to file any FIRs for that.. that's another mess in itself. The only good thing that came out of this circus is that next time when they go in election parties will think twice about rigging

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Why Imran Khan is the biggest threat to democracy in Pakistan http://www.firstpost.com/world/why-imran-khan-is-the-biggest-threat-to-democracy-in-pakistan-1680387.html Looks like the only thing he managed to do was to weaken a democratically elected Govt and make the Army stronger.
Do not trust pak media entirely.. very few are neutrals in that country.. they tend to lean towards one party or the other. (just like Indian media).
RedFever Contributor

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says the man who follows AAP
Lol he is not really an AAP supporter, given his new found love for Lalu/Nitish and Mulayam/mayawati. He just follows anit-development, casteist parties.
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^ Nawaz can still (or already) divert attention by incursion in Kargil or raise Kashmir issue...
He is trying his best..
Nah, he was pro-peace most times. Even during Kargil Mushraff went behind his back and now the change in Pak stance on the border is clearly a signal from the army that Sharif's position is weak
asterix Mentor

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Tried to storm the parliament house. It's nothing but a banana republic now' date=' with some revolution every 5 years[/quote'] I only hope his actions don't motivate Kejri and his friends from "The Planet of AAP"...
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