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Why Rathore Pakistani Will Not Vote For Imran Khan?
By Faiz Al-Najdi:
I have a friend here in Riyadh-Saudi Arabia by the name of Muhammad Riaz Rathore who prefers to be called as his alias of Rathore Pakistani only. He is a simple but knowledgeable person – non-conformist and much opinionated on most issues. And, most importantly he doesn’t have any political affiliation or leaning of any kind. This makes our discussions and discourses on neutral ground – so to say. And, as such, the opinion expressed by Rathore Pakistani can be taken as those of the “silent majority” in Pakistan.
We often indulge in discussions on current affairs – local, national and international – and I must admit here our discussions, at times get heated up, but honestly when it gets over I find myself much educated.
These days Imran Khan finds himself at the center-stage of the Pakistani politics and as such he is often the topic of discussions everywhere – be it in office, public places, private gathering or for that matter anywhere.
In one such gathering I got hold of Rathore Pakistani to get enlightened about his opinion on Imran Khan. Here go my piercing questions and his candid answers.
Me: Salam Rathore.
Rathore Pakistani: I am Rathore Pakistani.
Me: Oh, very sorry my friend. Alright, Rathore Pakistani what do you have to say about Imran Khan?
Rathore Pakistani: I vouch with what Dr. Abdul Qadeer Khan had to say about him.
Me: What? Did he say something about him?
Rathore Pakistani: Yes he did. In his recent Op-Ed in Urdu he said, “Imran Khan has no team, no vision and no mission and hence I pin no hope on him”.
Me: Hmmmm!! But don’t you think this is an unfair assessment especially after his successful show of force in his epic public address of 28 October-2011, at Minar-e-Pakistan in Lahore.
Rathore Pakistani: Well yes, that public address was a great show no doubt – as a large number of his enthusiastic supporters had responded to his call to gather. But again, as Dr. Qadeer said, “public addresses mean nothing – anybody in Pakistan can display similar show.”
Me: OK, I got it. So you are not impressed with Imran Khan; Are you?
Rathore Pakistani: No, that’s not the case. You asked my opinion about him and I gave one.
Me: But don’t you think both the present government and all the rest – hopeless bunch of politicians – have miserably failed time and again, are a great disappointment and hence it is time for change? And, Imran Khan is the person who can really bring the desired change.
Rathore Pakistani: Let me tell you one thing here. It is true the present government has not lived up to the expectations of the common people of Pakistan. It is also true that the whole other lot of politicians also have similar records from the past. In short both the parties in the government and the opposition have failed – in the past and now also. But having said all that I did, I am at loss to comprehend as to how does failure of others make Imran Khan a successful politician? In my opinion Imran Khan is trying to become hero on others mistakes and not on his own successes, achievements and performances.
Me: Hmmm. But this is not a fair assessment my friend. I do not subscribe to this, I am sorry.
Rathore Pakistani: Why?
Me: Come on, man. He won Cricket World Cup in 1992 for you. He has built and is successfully managing a Cancer Hospital – the only one in the country. Come on, give me a break!!!
Rathore Pakistani; I knew you would bring these on the table.
Me: Is it not the fact?
Rathore Pakistani: Yes all of that you mentioned is true.
Me: So??!!??
Rathore Pakistani: Cool down man. Let me take out the air out of Imran Khan’s these two only balloons that he has.
Me: What do you mean???!!??
Rathore Pakistani: Relax man, relax. First thing first. The 1992 Cricket World Cup was won by the Pakistani Cricket Team of that time and not by Imran Khan alone. To be fair, the credit for the win goes squarely to Inzamam Ul Haq, Waseem Akram, Aqib Javed and Javed Miandad. Imran Khan’s performance in that game was dismal and lack-luster – and his only contribution was that he happened to be the captain of the team. And, secondly the Shaukat Khanum Cancer Hospital is a great contribution from Imran Khan – no doubt. However, you should remember he did not build this from his own resources. A great amount of monetary resources that went into building this project came from the donors worldwide including those from Pakistan. Also, mind you the land for it was generously donated by the Pakistani politician who Imran Khan is accusing and abusing – of all sorts of nasty charges – day-in-and-day-out.
Me: So you agree with his achievements; Don’t you?
Rathore Pakistani: Yes I do agree about his contributions in these two above-mentioned fields. But if by winning Cricket World Cup and by building a hospital one becomes a great leader, savior and automatically qualifies to become the Prime Minister of Pakistan then my friend I think the West Indians should have made Clive Loyd the Prime Minister of the West Indies for life because he won three consecutive Cricket World Cup for his country. Likewise, all other winning Captains who followed suit should have been made Prime Ministers and Presidents of their respective countries as well. Besides, Sir Syed Ahmed Khan should have been made the Indian Prime Minister for founding Aligarh Muslim University; Diya Ram Jethmal should have been made the Governor of Sindh for establishing a great college in DJ College in Karachi. On similar account Nadir Shaw Eduljee Dinshaw also qualified to become Governor of Sindh for founding NED Engineering College in Karachi – way back in 1920 – at a time when this region needed engineers for construction of dams and barrages. And, from that extension make Abdus Sattar Edhi as the Prime Minister – he certainly has more contributions under his belt than Imran or anybody else has. My friend, leaders are born like Quaid-e-Azam Mohammad Ali Jinnah and Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto were, and certainly not artificially made and propped & installed.
Me: Are you a Jiyala?
Rathore Pakistani: I knew you will make this comment – people like you who are Bhutto-haters always label others to be a Jiyala the moment he/she speaks good about Bhutto.
Me: No dear, that is not the case. Imran Khan spoke very high of Bhutto in his Lahore public address. I think he is a neo-Bhutto – a latter-day Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto – or to put it in simple words – a reincarnation of Bhutto.
Rathore Pakistani: Ha Ha Ha!!! What a farce!!!
Me: Why?
Rathore Pakistani: Read my lips – “this Khan is no Bhutto”. He is not even a shadow of him.
Me: How and why do you say that? He is a nationalist like Bhutto was. He is clean as Bhutto was. He is now very popular amongst the people of Pakistan like Bhutto was. He is anti-establishment, anti-American, etc like Bhutto was. Above all, he is the only hope – just the way Bhutto was after the break-up of Pakistan in 1971 and he wants to build a new Pakistan as Bhutto did immediately after the debacle of 1971.
Rathore Pakistani: You make me laugh, my friend.
Me: No, I am serious, man!!
Rathore Pakistani: You want me to respond to all of these?
Me: Seriously; Yes, go ahead; By all means!!
Rathore Pakistani: But you have to listen to me patiently as I will touch base on all of those “farcical adjectives” that you just mentioned to me about Imran Khan.
Me: Come on, I have been patient all along – I am always when I speak with you. I want to listen to your candid opinion man. I do that because I know you have “an informed opinion” which unfortunately most Pakistanis do not have.
Rathore Pakistani: OK, first thing first. Nationalist like Bhutto – No way. He didn’t even find a Pakistani bride and married a made-in-Britain wealthy white Jewish woman. Clean like Bhutto – No way. All of those racy and raunchy pics of his with the British blondes speak volumes about him about being clean. Added to it are his illicit and immoral stints of relationships with Sita White, Emma Sergeant, Goldie Hawn, Susannah Constantine, Mary Helving, …and the list goes on. Popular like Bhutto – he is popular and that’s correct but certainly not like Bhutto was. Yes he dreams to be like Bhutto and many of his supporters like to portray him as neo-Bhutto also. In fact his leader from Karachi Arif Alvi recently wrote an Op-Ed entitled, “From Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto to My Kaptaan” (Ref: Express Tribune; 02 Aug-2011) in which he hopelessly tried to carve an analogy between Imran Khan and Bhutto. However, no matter what he and his people say and do I must repeat, “Read my lips he is no Bhutto”. He is anti-establishment and anti-American like Bhutto was – this is a hollow claim and in stark contradiction to what he says and what he does. On one hand he criticizes his opponents for meeting with the army and the American Ambassador and he himself is reported to have met with the ISI chief General Shuja Pasha and the American Ambassador H.E. Cameron Munter. The important thing to note is that he never disclosed his meetings to these people and never took the people into confidence about the purpose and agenda of his meetings with them until such time that the media leaked it. The people of Pakistan deserve to know why he met these people. He is the only hope just like Bhutto was after 1971 – well, he may be an emerging alternative leader but all of his rhetoric in and to public do not necessarily make him the only hope. I think this analogy is fundamentally a farce. He wants to build a new Pakistan like Bhutto did after the debacle of 1971 – but the question is: Where are his plans, his vision and above all the “golden team” to do all of these? It is like they say, “Easier said than done.”
Me: I am disappointed with your response really. Why the hell you bring all these craps – about his play-boy image of the past. He is a corrected-man now and has already repented about his past. I think you should forget about what he did in the past and focus on future.
Rathore Pakistani: My friend you should also be lecturing Imran Khan to forget about the past of Asif Zardari and Nawaz Sharif. Why does he keep bringing up the so-called corruptions about the both every now and then? He should forget about other people’s past if he wants others to forget about his own past. In this connection I must add here, my friend, that a leader shall be deemed to be clean only when he is morally clean. History is replete with instances where popular politicians – the world over – have been destroyed when the stories about their sex scandal emerged. People will always look at the “content of the character” of their leader and not his rhetoric. And, I believe that no matter what Imran Khan does, his shoddy and shady past will continue to haunt him.
Me: You seem to live in the state of denial, my friend.
Rathore Pakistani: “State of denial”? How?
Me: You questioned about his plans, his vision and his team – and also keep talking about his past
Rathore Pakistani: Yes surely I did. Please educate me about the fact that on one hand Imran Khan and his cohorts lay claim to be very popular – talk about Tsunami of popularity – and are drawing “farcical analogy” between him and Bhutto and yet on the other hand are welcoming “Lotas (political turn-coats) into his party. If he was so popular amongst the people of Pakistan then he should not be hoodwinking the nation into this false belief. Instead of building his party over the heads and shoulders of these “Lotas”, he should be doing exactly what Bhutto did when he founded his party in 1967 and awarded tickets to his genuine supporters only – and certainly not to the Lotas of that time. History is the witness that almost all of them won their seats and even Bhutto returned winner from multiple constituencies. If Imran Khan is as popular as Bhutto was then he should award tickets to the second-third tier leaderships from every constituency – completely new political figures – and let people vote them and make them win the seats – like people did in case of Bhutto.
Me: But he has not awarded tickets yet to any body and certainly not to any Lota?
Rathore Pakistani: Yes – that is correct because the time has not come yet. But it is certainly clear that he will have to award tickets to anybody from amongst who have already joined him – the “wining-horses” so to say. These people will be from amongst these Lotas and they certainly will not arrive from the moon; will they? Look at the example of Shah Mahmood Qureshi. It is true he is educated, seasoned politician – and may be clean too – but he certainly is a Lota; his journey from PML-N to PPP and then back explains all. But look what happened? The day he joined PTI, he was made the Vice Chairman of the party. Imran Khan is trying to show to the people of Pakistan that he even doesn’t have anybody in his party-rank to take charge as the Number-2 of PTI and as such he had nobody else in his rank except to appoint a Lota in that position.
Me: OK my friend I got your point of view. So to conclude our discussions I would ask you as to what suggestions/advice you have to offer Imran Khan as you have had enough to criticize him for, already.
Rathore Pakistani: That’s a very good question. I was in fact waiting for you to ask me that.
Me: Hmmm; Very good!! I am glad at that.
Rathore Pakistani: I want Imran Khan to first establish his “genuine credentials” as a leader of this country.
Me: What do you mean by “genuine credentials”?
Rathore Pakistani: I will explain. I want him not to rush – but wait and emerge and evolve as a genuine alternate leader. Right now, as Dr. Abdul Qadeer Khan said, he doesn’t have team of leaders with him who genuinely enjoy grass-root supports. All he has with him right now are the Lotas (turn-coats) comprising of the spent-force from Musharraf era and a bunch of disgruntled opportunists from here and there. In my opinion, instead of rushing into General Elections – as he is wrongly doing it now – he should have called in for the elections for the Local Government first. He could have ridden on his popularity to make a difference by winning a surprise number of seats for the Councilors. This could have given him Nazims and hence numerous “new faces” of leadership – with genuine grass-root supports. He should have called for the General Elections after this and then awarded tickets, for both National and Provincial Assembly seats, to these new faces only. This could have been a first step towards building his image and credentials as a “genuine alternate leader” of this country. Imran Khan must note that he can be propped up to become Prime Minister of Pakistan – may be yet another Moin Qureshi, Shaukat Aziz, etc. – but when he is gone no Himalaya will weep for him and no Indus would turn red for him – like it did in case of Bhutto and his daughter Benazir.
Me: But the government and also the major opposition party doesn’t want the elections for the Local Government, as they have their own axes to grind.
Rathore Pakistani: I know that. After the term for the last Local Government was over a new election should have been called. But why did Imran Khan not demand one? This is what is called establishing ‘genuine credentials” of a leader. In my opinion Imran Khan needs to set his priorities right. At present he is dreaming of becoming the Prime Minister and is just oblivion to all other issues before him. In my opinion this is a grave mistake that Imran Khan is doing. This will destroy him and hence finish his career as a politician. Please explain to me as to when Imran Khan can call in for “Dharna (sit-in) and rallies for trivial issues, why he doesn’t have the will and motivation for doing the same for the elections for the Local Government? What is stopping him?
Me: OK, one final question. Will you and your friends vote for Imran Khan in the forthcoming General Elections – whenever that takes place?
Rathore Pakistani: NO – not until he establishes his “genuine credentials” as an alternate leader. How do I know people want him as an alternate leader? In 2002 General Elections, he barely managed to win one seat of his own – that too via the courtesy of Musharraf. In 2008 elections he chickened out and boycotted. As I said earlier on, a convincing win in the Local Government elections, would have established his “genuine credentials” as an alternate leader. So, up until that I am not voting for him for sure – and neither my friends will. Period!!!
Me: OK, my friend Rathore Pakistani, thanks for your time. Take care.
Key Words: Imran Khan, Pakistan, PTI, Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto, Benazir Bhutto, PPP, PML-N, Lota
Faiz Al-Najdi is a Riyadh based Engineer and a Writer. Email: faizalnajdi@gmail.com
Filed under: Politics · Tags: Bhutto, Imran Khan, Pakistan, people
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This is very critical & negative view about Khan & no doubt Cup was by whole team & Shaukhat khanam was by Contribution but who mobilize all this, who took initiative??? Imran khan has no doubt appear to be a ray of hope to Pakistani people,when we can try world most corrupt politicians twice and trice, why should not we can give a chance to khan????Please be positive
This is a not- so- subtle piece of Imran bashing that will not covince anyone. People are looking towards him with fresh eyes because they are simply fed up and want meaningful change. The current PPP Govt. is so inept and bereft of ideas that any alternative looks rosy. They have squandered yet another opportunity to deliver.
Imran Khan’s credentials are dubious but he possibly can’t be worse. He has my vote even if Rathore Pakistani thinks otherwise.
another custodian of the status quo. Imran’s credentials are not fully established, Nawaz, Zardari and the rest of the lot have unquestionably established kosher credentials. was it meant to be a piece of satire?
Amazing piece… This guy Rathore belongs to a species of bird that regurgitate every nonsense spoken to….
Raza Rumi, do something about the sliding quality of this blog..
Interesting piece, interesting to see how a mans private life is judged by those whose faith warns them that judging is the prerogative of their Lord. Vote for Khan, or continue with your corrupt self-serving leadres. None of the reasons set out herein are reasons to doubt Khan’s ability. Nonsense, absolute nonsense. People do not want Khan because of his cricketing victory; they want Khan because of his unwavering support for the honest, hard-working people of Pakistan and his fearless criticism of the injustices of both the inept leaders of Pakistan and the west alike.
I think only the vote of rathor will not effect the result of Imran Khan.As the majority of votes didnot effect the result of previous currupt politicians.
Allah wil help him.
Utter nonsence by a multiple personality syndrome blogger !
HAHAHAHAH. Mr. Apolitical Rathore quotes that sage of Pakistani politics Qadeer Khan – wow. That itself relegates this article to the depths of painful comedy.Lol this blog sucks. I’m unsubscribing today. It’s been (very) awful for the last many months Paktea House.
Author tried his best to present allegations as fact to defame Imran Khan..! if i would go in detail, than i have to rewrite this whole article..! how ever script is beautiful, nice selection of words and ready to present as comedy drama on stage.
if you say Bhutto was clean and Imran has sex scandal, read the book “Parlimani mujray”. if you say Captain has very little contribution in winning World cup, than why Dr. Qadeer was given the credit of Atomic Bomb. if you say Shoukat Khanam is a charity hospital, than why any other politician don’t bother do follow his footstep. if land was donated by Nawaz Sharif, it was not from his own pocket, but the charity at expense of national resources.
i think these facts are enough to shut the stupid mouth of Rathore Pakistani..!
OOOOOOO so Imran isn’t absolutely spotless…??? What a surprise…!! But, no one is…. But what other politician with ANY real chances is there that comes even close to being PRIMARILY motivated by his love and concern for Pakistan..???
I read news that General (Ex-President) Musharraf plans to return to Pakistan soon. Meanwhile, President Zadari is hospitalized outside of the country…. Looking at these development as unrelated is not very worrisome, but probably naive.. Probably it’s a troubling confluence… Worse case scenario would seem to be the return of Musharraf to his former position… which would most likely lead to such chaos as to enable the powerful patron that bombs your troops to restore it’s place of puppeteer…
DALLAS, TEXAS: (Raja Zahid A Khanzada): Vice President of All Pakistan Muslim League (APML) USA, Jawaid Siddiqui has said that former president of Pakistan Pervaz Musharraf’s return date to Pakistan is changed from 23 March to last week of January or first week of February2012. http://www.thenews.com.pk/NewsDetail.aspx?ID=28578&title=Musharrafs-return-date-to-Pak-changed
Whatever Imran’s foibles, his elevation in politics sure would be preferably to having the duplicitous dictator back with the resulting chaos it would generate……..The clock ticks furiously….
IT is not clear, he will right handed bowler or left handed, a shocking factore which has not been mention is ie few days back
he was talking all About Islamilization , he never openly opposed
Taliban , whoes are all working against the Boudries of Pakistan,
Imran tells taliban a reaction of Americans. He altogather forget Sufi Mohammad and all the Torched Schools of Phatoon kha.
This should also be raised with PTI.
Facinating article. I’d disagree with some of the points about Imran Khan, because I feel there are logical answers to them.
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“My friend you should also be lecturing Imran Khan to forget about the past of Asif Zardari and Nawaz Sharif. Why does he keep bringing up the so-called corruptions about the both every now and then? He should forget about other people’s past if he wants others to forget about his own past.”
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There is a basic difference between one’s own private affairs(which only effect one person), and political/public actions which effect millions of lives. Islam distinguishes public affairs and private affairs. Many Sahabis committed heinous crimes in their lives before becoming Muslims. Our politician’s private lives aside, their PUBLIC political actions are sinking Pakistan, in the PRESENT(not just the past, which you want us to forget).
Nawaz Sharif has formed 5 governments in Punjab(most populated province) and nothing has improved(except the lifestyles of these politicians). Everything has deteriorated, with new corruption instances being found against both PML-N and PPP every few weeks. What will be so different in his 6th government that he hasn’t been able to change in his first 5? And Zardari’s actions have taken Pakistan to a point where conditions are never been this bad in our history. Zardari is exposed in front of the nation and may never be elected again, but Nawaz is only exposed in the Punjab where he holds government(one example: how many people killed by dengue, because “khadim-e-ala” personally holds 20 ministeries himself, and his govt acts with criminal incompetence). The fear is that people tired of Zardari in the three provinces may instead vote Nawaz in yet another time.
So, the notion that PML-N and PPP should be forgiven for what they are currently doing(causing pain and difficulty for millions of people), because Imran Khan has made personal mistakes in his private life, is not a fair argument.
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“But if by winning Cricket World Cup and by building a hospital one becomes a great leader, savior and automatically qualifies to become the Prime Minister of Pakistan then my friend I think the West Indians should have made Clive Loyd the Prime Minister of the West Indies for life because he won three consecutive Cricket World Cup for his country.”
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So what makes any of these PML-N and PPP politicians “qualified” politicians, but makes Imran Khan “unqualified”? These politicians just got into power with no qualifications, many are Jahil illiterates who don’t even have a real education, and were found faking college degrees(both PPP and PML-N). Official statistics show that we loose THREE HUNDRED Curore DAILY to corruption, under these two main parties. Our fate is to rest with that “qualified” corrupt lot and that’s alright, but Imran Khan is “unqualified”? Atleast he is a self-made man who is well-educated and has worked in his life and has earned a reputation for honesty and integrity.
The CRITICAL qualification we need for leaders in our country, is that we need HONEST people. Corrupt people have bankrupted Pakistan, their decisions can be bought by domestic and foreign interests. Even basic food items can’t be bought by the poor, because govt price regulating authorities won’t do anything, the Jahil corrupt politicians are leeching and destroying one provincial and federal institution after another, and you can’t get any work done anywhere(in any province) without paying bribes first. There is rampant corruption in all provinces and PPP and PML-N politicians both enjoy the pleasures of $$$ rather than doing anything to fix the system.
During Imran Khan’s cricket days, for ten years when he was captain there were no cases reported of the team selling out. Even a British magazine said that Imran Khan’s cricket team-building skill was the best in the past 200 years of cricket history, with people like Waseem Akram who led the team to victories for many years personally brought in against heavy resistance, by Imran Khan. There were corruption cases in the years before Imran Khan, and there were cases the very next year after Imran Khan retired, but not one in his ten years of captaincy. In Shaukat Khanum, he managed to achieve what most medical experts thought was impossible, in building the only private cancer hospital where a majority of patients are treated free. Yes, the hospital was built on public charity and not by Imran Khan’s money, but it takes great managerial and organizational skills to pull an achievement like that off. He has challenged his opponents to find any corruption in this institution, and says the team he has built was only selected on merit with no unqualified people or family-members getting jobs with nepotism. My basic point is, for all his life he has been known to be an honest man, he’s had a very good reputation. Someone like him is much MUCH more qualified than the other political parties; he is certainly more qualified than the illiterate jahil lot we have right now.
Other parties have had many “turns” and they have only looted and plundered everytime. What will change if Nawaz is allowed to form a govt in Punjab for a SIXTH time(when he didn’t fix fundamental problems people face, in the previous five governments)? We should give Imran Khan atleast one opportunity to prove himself.
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if zardari can be a prime minister ,for whom the whole world says mr 10% if bhutto can be a prime minister who together with mujeeb ur reham divided the country,if nawaz can be a prime minister ..who used zia ul haq milk bottle to grow and come into power and if mr killtaff can be great leader who has killed millions then trust me ..this khan amongst these criminal worth a diamond and should be given a chance…
problem with us is that we are COPY CATS my grand dad voted ppp or pml.n or mqm then my dad so now we have to follow the same parties.
seriously
talking for self here
i am sick and tired of looking at these stupid faces and hearing about these few corrupt family over and over again..it makes me sick now when i hear or think about that next year again nawaz will be making same shitty promises about roti kapra makan or mr bilawal that little dumb prick who spent his most life out in uk .,chilling on our money will be leading the party or..this dumb face mental altaff who is been running karachi over the phone for the last 20 odd years..argh it makes me sick when i think of these things…….
whether he wins or not whether he is good or bad or what ever he is ..he is far more better educated and crediable than these dumb face zardari and nawaz and kiltaf….so my vote is for khan till he got his chance and if he does not show what he is been promises then i will try nect party …in politics for country we should not be slave of our likeness…mr bhutto is dead stop giving vote for his name..zia is dead and the same nawaz who was introduced by agencied now hate establishment…and that idiot pig face….used mahajir narah to divide us…..enough is enough we should try some one else ..different party and let see what they can do….so what if they fail…how many nawaz succeded or mr shaheed party done any thing……….
please do not mind all i said is in honest emotions.forgive me
Here is a profile of Mr. Rathore Pakistani
Born in a family politically affiliated with PPP. The affiliation is inherited. Faithful to their leaders – almost religous. Born and raised with a belief their leader and their family comes after God and his prophet and whatever they do , the followers must accept. They must not commit the ultimate act of betrayal and treason by switching your allegience. They were born in a party and must die in this party. Its like religion. They worship the personalities and the clans of these big names but fool themselves into believing they understand and are the protectors of democracy. They will support their party whether they break every principle the party stand for like democracy. Mr. Zardari became party chairperson by will – not by democratic process and the now the co chair person bilal inherits his right to rule the obedient and the slave minds. All in the name of democracy. Roti, Kapda aur Makan. Yes they have taken everything away from the poor, yet the residence of the president spends $5millions per annum. The PM’s wife spends over a million dollars in a day in harrods – setting the record. The elite ruler class and the sub servient, obedient and the slave minded lower class.
Is this the vision of Bhutto ? Or has his party been hijacked? Railways, PIA, Gas and Electricity – everything is in ruins. Is it incompetence or just criminal ? You decide ..
What a useless piece.
Jeay Jeay Jeay Altaf Hussain Bhai Karchi MQM
Karachi Altaf Hussain Bhai MQM Jeay Pakistan
Reality in karchi Altaf Hussain Pakistan
yah Haqikat Hai Altaf Hussain Karachi Ma dunia Manti hai Altaf Bhai ko
lakhon logon ka dil darakta hai Altaf Bhai Ka lia agar woh Karchi ma ho tu carkoon Apni pulley bicha dey ma muried hon Altaf Bhai Ka mari jan bi Altaf Bhai Ka LIa hai mara khoon Bi
Jeay Altaf Hussain Bhai MQM Karachi
Karchi MNA MPA Nazim haqparas MQM Karachi Pakistan Zindabad
Jeay Jeay Jeay Altaf Hussain Bhai Karchi MQM
Karachi Altaf Hussain Bhai MQM Jeay Pakistan
Reality in karchi Altaf Hussain Pakistan
yah Haqikat Hai Altaf Hussain Karachi Ma dunia Man ti hai Altaf Bhai ko
lakhon logon ka dil darakta hai Altaf Bhai Ka lia agar woh Karchi ma ho tu carkoon Apni pulley bicha dey ma muried hon Altaf Bhai Ka mari jan bi Altaf Bhai Ka LIa hai mara khoon Bi
Jeay Altaf Hussain Bhai MQM Karachi
Karchi MNA MPA Nazim haqparas MQM Karachi Pakistan Zindabad
I like non-sense at time because it awakes you brain
cells. With all due respect, I am highly disappointed with (Faiz Al Najdi)
maker of Mr Rathore who claims to be one of very few “informed
Pakistanis” but appear to be not. His comments, without any doubt show
that he is absolutely in a denial state. Further he is a non-conformist
therefore will always struggle to “accept socially-accepted standards by
the mass”. For that reason his opinions can never be taken as “voice
of the silent majority”.
Comparing
him with Bhutto is a complete waste of time, Bhutto is past, Imran is present.
So make sure you do not regret NOT supporting Imran after 25 years from now and
miss him like you miss Bhutto today; after listening to his speeches on the you
tube. If marriage with a non-Pakistani partner questions one’s nationalist
approach, then Nusrat Bhutto was an Iranian too. Quaid Azam got married with a
parsi girl well before Pakistan came into being, Shal we question him too that
why did not he marry a Pakistani girl, of course he was too old by that time.
But I think writer has made this a factor to analyse one’s patriotism. I find
this marriage-thing relating to the nationalist topic very annoying and displeased
with the concepts of this writer. Tomorrow he will say people staying abroad
are not patriotic?? Professionals living abroad are selfish and can’t be
nationalist? That is wrong therefore one shall not connect one’s patriotism
with one’s circumstances. Writer has confirmed his faith in the leadership of
Quaid Azam and Bhutto and we know these both great leaders were also victimised
by attention-seeker journalists who choose to be non-confirmist.
Writer
seems to be in deep love with Bhutto but unfortunately dead Bhutto cannot take
Pakistan out of the problems but some part of his philosophy may do so.
I
hope pessimistic Rathore one day will not say this about Pakistan that “I
believe that no matter what Pakistan does, her shoddy and shady past will
continue to haunt him”. We all learn from our past and make improvements
in life however financial corruption can only be rectified once black-money is
returned to the public and thats how sharif and zaradri are corrupt. Imran’s
play-boy image in past does not act as a barriers for him to help people of
Pakistan. Mr Rathor’s leader Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto once said, “Yes! I drink…………..
but do not drink blood of my people”..Remember? Alhamdulliah Imran does not
drink alcohol and prays five time a day, MashaAllah.
Talking
about gross-root support? just look around, just talk to your family please,
talk to your friends, talk to people on the street, ask your nephew and nieces,
please do it once so you get a reply and find out about the gross root support
for Imran Khan…
Regarding
turn-coats, one of my friends told me a funny thing that someone at his uni was
saying, there is no one Pakistani, these are the people from Sindh, Punjab, KPK
and Baluchistan who are from here and there and say they are from Pakistan. For
heaven sake, for every new party, people will come and join who had supported different
parties in past. When Imran Khan was not there in the picture, how could a
political mind keep himself away from the politics and they had to join a party
who he found at that time better than others. Lotas are from opposition party
to the ruler party to get benefits and position in the Government. PTI is not
even in the parliament, party is on the streets, then how can you call anyone turn-coats
who are resigning from the Parliament and Senate, giving away their ministerial
luxuries, cars, security, protocol, and joining a movement.
Now you
do not have to choose between “big evil” and “small evil”
as we heard in 1990 elections, we shall go for the good only, support him,
criticise him positively and try to make this movement successful by becoming
part of it and holding it accountable.
Boycotting
elections was an outcry; for a “principal”. Principal was NOT TO PARTICIPATE in
elections/selections that are conducted after NRO (national Reconciliation
ordinance) and in which 45% votes were bogus. I am asking a reader, What would
you do in such a case? Ask yourself. If you are a follower of a tenet, fundamental
truth and a belief, you will record your protest in a material form rather only
words. Boycotting elections was a focused way to disapprove the abnormalities
in our election/selection process. PTI was the only party who took this case in
SC and SC is exerting pressure on CEC to remove the bogus votes. It has already
taken 4 years and CEC has not even completed its task for obvious reasons.
As
writer is portraying that such steps of boycotting elections were taken due to
fear of losing elections is quite ridiculous. Shall we say that world cricket
teams are not coming to Pakistan to play matches because they fear to lose?
Funny isn’t it? Realities shall not be misconceived
as abstracts…….
Most
of us are from an “educated middle class” and shall not accept that
an uneducated, violent and corrupt crowd deciding future of our children and
only way we can do this is to participate in the process. If we do not have
time and resources to participate actively, then at least (Amr
bil maruf wa nahi anal munkar)do not waste your VOTE like our
elders have done. I remember PTV showing funny soaps and good programmes or
cricket matches on the election day (and I think that was to stop middle class
to leave home and go out to vote). Elections are held during severe weathers,
TV reports violence so people get scared to go out and vote. All this was done
to stop us and I hope now our education shall not teach us cowardice like
mostly people say. Our silence is not cowardice but you know, they think we are
cowards. So Please VOTE, vote for anyone but please participate.
By
not participating, you are letting those to decide how shall we live and die,
those who have not learnt from their experiences. Why shall I let an idiotic psycho
chanting JEAYYYYY BHUTTO or SHER AYA SHER AYA to decide about the future of my
daughter? Will you? WE SHALL PARTICIPATE AND DECIDE WHO TO SUPPORT. ATLEAST I
HAVE DECIDED…………………..AND I WILL HELD HIM ACCOUNTABLE FOR THE REST OF MY LIFE BECAUSE
I HAVE GIVEN HIM MY TRUST………………. I TRUST IMRAN KHAN….
Also There is a repetition of the same words “no
team, no mission, no vision”. ALAS, someone is still there who can’t feel
a vision, who can’t see the people who are willing to give their lives for the
achievement of this mission, mission to make Pakistan a respectable place to
live. As a
politician, Imran Khan’s vision is to turn Pakistan into a just society, based
on humane values, by creating an independent judiciary and honest
administration that will uphold democracy, protect human rights and ensure the
rule of law and, by promoting a merit based system that provides equal
opportunity for upward social mobility to the working classes.
Imran
Khan is also a special representative of Unicef and Chancellor of Bradford
University. His honours include Hilal-i-Imtiaz (Crescent of Excellence) in
1993; Honorary Fellow of Keble College, Oxford and Wisden Cricketer of the Year
1983. He is invited by number of universities to give lectures on social
justice and a is a world-famous philanthropist.
His
achievement is that he was leading the team who won the world cup, put dreams
of Cancer hospital and Namal college in reality. Land for hospital was not
given by the politician from his own pocket, it was an official allotment for the
hospital in Johar Town and was Government land. There is never such a claim by
IK that he is the only one who achieved all this but such achievements were
always a team work.
So he
must be a good team-maker, he will give us a great political team too as he has
promised. We shall trust good people who have never broken their promises
before and try to become a team member ourselves rather spending all life
criticizing in vain and waiting for an Angel to come and resolve our issues.
Trust me, no angel is going to take this responsibility but a human being; Imran
Khan has always said that because people have shown their trust and faith in him
by giving him donations in millions, he has managed to make hospital a successful
venture today. He never claimed that he has installed these ventures with his
own money and of course he is not a billionaire to do so. According to
resources, he is donating 30% of his annual income to Shoukat Khannam Hospital
every year, a person who has without any doubt devoted his 100% life for
Pakistan. Mr Rathore is question Khan’s achievement like he has been the prime
minister or president of Pakistan and PTI has not achieved anything in its last
term. For God sake, let PTI come in power first. This is like giving a parking
ticket to someone who has never driven a car in life…..or asking him a
question, how many times you have stopped on a red light?? Simple, let him
drive first please….
I like non-sense at time because it awakes you brain
cells. With all due respect, I am highly disappointed with (Faiz Al Najdi)
maker of Mr Rathore who claims to be one of very few “informed
Pakistanis” but appear to be not. His comments, without any doubt show
that he is absolutely in a denial state. Further he is a non-conformist
therefore will always struggle to “accept socially-accepted standards by
the mass”. For that reason his opinions can never be taken as “voice
of the silent majority”.
Comparing
him with Bhutto is a complete waste of time, Bhutto is past, Imran is present.
So make sure you do not regret NOT supporting Imran after 25 years from now and
miss him like you miss Bhutto today; after listening to his speeches on the you
tube. If marriage with a non-Pakistani partner questions one’s nationalist
approach, then Nusrat Bhutto was an Iranian too. Quaid Azam got married with a
parsi girl well before Pakistan came into being, Shal we question him too that
why did not he marry a Pakistani girl, of course he was too old by that time.
But I think writer has made this a factor to analyse one’s patriotism. I find
this marriage-thing relating to the nationalist topic very annoying and displeased
with the concepts of this writer. Tomorrow he will say people staying abroad
are not patriotic?? Professionals living abroad are selfish and can’t be
nationalist? That is wrong therefore one shall not connect one’s patriotism
with one’s circumstances. Writer has confirmed his faith in the leadership of
Quaid Azam and Bhutto and we know these both great leaders were also victimised
by attention-seeker journalists who choose to be non-confirmist.
Writer
seems to be in deep love with Bhutto but unfortunately dead Bhutto cannot take
Pakistan out of the problems but some part of his philosophy may do so.
I
hope pessimistic Rathore one day will not say this about Pakistan that “I
believe that no matter what Pakistan does, her shoddy and shady past will
continue to haunt him”. We all learn from our past and make improvements
in life however financial corruption can only be rectified once black-money is
returned to the public and thats how sharif and zaradri are corrupt. Imran’s
play-boy image in past does not act as a barriers for him to help people of
Pakistan. Mr Rathor’s leader Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto once said, “Yes! I drink…………..
but do not drink blood of my people”..Remember? Alhamdulliah Imran does not
drink alcohol and prays five time a day, MashaAllah.
Talking
about gross-root support? just look around, just talk to your family please,
talk to your friends, talk to people on the street, ask your nephew and nieces,
please do it once so you get a reply and find out about the gross root support
for Imran Khan…
Regarding
turn-coats, one of my friends told me a funny thing that someone at his uni was
saying, there is no one Pakistani, these are the people from Sindh, Punjab, KPK
and Baluchistan who are from here and there and say they are from Pakistan. For
heaven sake, for every new party, people will come and join who had supported different
parties in past. When Imran Khan was not there in the picture, how could a
political mind keep himself away from the politics and they had to join a party
who he found at that time better than others. Lotas are from opposition party
to the ruler party to get benefits and position in the Government. PTI is not
even in the parliament, party is on the streets, then how can you call anyone turn-coats
who are resigning from the Parliament and Senate, giving away their ministerial
luxuries, cars, security, protocol, and joining a movement.
Now you
do not have to choose between “big evil” and “small evil”
as we heard in 1990 elections, we shall go for the good only, support him,
criticise him positively and try to make this movement successful by becoming
part of it and holding it accountable.
Boycotting
elections was an outcry; for a “principal”. Principal was NOT TO PARTICIPATE in
elections/selections that are conducted after NRO (national Reconciliation
ordinance) and in which 45% votes were bogus. I am asking a reader, What would
you do in such a case? Ask yourself. If you are a follower of a tenet, fundamental
truth and a belief, you will record your protest in a material form rather only
words. Boycotting elections was a focused way to disapprove the abnormalities
in our election/selection process. PTI was the only party who took this case in
SC and SC is exerting pressure on CEC to remove the bogus votes. It has already
taken 4 years and CEC has not even completed its task for obvious reasons.
As
writer is portraying that such steps of boycotting elections were taken due to
fear of losing elections is quite ridiculous. Shall we say that world cricket
teams are not coming to Pakistan to play matches because they fear to lose?
Funny isn’t it? Realities shall not be misconceived
as abstracts…….
Most
of us are from an “educated middle class” and shall not accept that
an uneducated, violent and corrupt crowd deciding future of our children and
only way we can do this is to participate in the process. If we do not have
time and resources to participate actively, then at least (Amr
bil maruf wa nahi anal munkar)do not waste your VOTE like our
elders have done. I remember PTV showing funny soaps and good programmes or
cricket matches on the election day (and I think that was to stop middle class
to leave home and go out to vote). Elections are held during severe weathers,
TV reports violence so people get scared to go out and vote. All this was done
to stop us and I hope now our education shall not teach us cowardice like
mostly people say. Our silence is not cowardice but you know, they think we are
cowards. So Please VOTE, vote for anyone but please participate.
By
not participating, you are letting those to decide how shall we live and die,
those who have not learnt from their experiences. Why shall I let an idiotic psycho
chanting JEAYYYYY BHUTTO or SHER AYA SHER AYA to decide about the future of my
daughter? Will you? WE SHALL PARTICIPATE AND DECIDE WHO TO SUPPORT. ATLEAST I
HAVE DECIDED…………………..AND I WILL HELD HIM ACCOUNTABLE FOR THE REST OF MY LIFE BECAUSE
I HAVE GIVEN HIM MY TRUST………………. I TRUST IMRAN KHAN….
Also There is a repetition of the same words “no
team, no mission, no vision”. ALAS, someone is still there who can’t feel
a vision, who can’t see the people who are willing to give their lives for the
achievement of this mission, mission to make Pakistan a respectable place to
live. As a
politician, Imran Khan’s vision is to turn Pakistan into a just society, based
on humane values, by creating an independent judiciary and honest
administration that will uphold democracy, protect human rights and ensure the
rule of law and, by promoting a merit based system that provides equal
opportunity for upward social mobility to the working classes.
Imran
Khan is also a special representative of Unicef and Chancellor of Bradford
University. His honours include Hilal-i-Imtiaz (Crescent of Excellence) in
1993; Honorary Fellow of Keble College, Oxford and Wisden Cricketer of the Year
1983. He is invited by number of universities to give lectures on social
justice and a is a world-famous philanthropist.
His
achievement is that he was leading the team who won the world cup, put dreams
of Cancer hospital and Namal college in reality. Land for hospital was not
given by the politician from his own pocket, it was an official allotment for the
hospital in Johar Town and was Government land. There is never such a claim by
IK that he is the only one who achieved all this but such achievements were
always a team work.
So he
must be a good team-maker, he will give us a great political team too as he has
promised. We shall trust good people who have never broken their promises
before and try to become a team member ourselves rather spending all life
criticizing in vain and waiting for an Angel to come and resolve our issues.
Trust me, no angel is going to take this responsibility but a human being; Imran
Khan has always said that because people have shown their trust and faith in him
by giving him donations in millions, he has managed to make hospital a successful
venture today. He never claimed that he has installed these ventures with his
own money and of course he is not a billionaire to do so. According to
resources, he is donating 30% of his annual income to Shoukat Khannam Hospital
every year, a person who has without any doubt devoted his 100% life for
Pakistan. Mr Rathore is question Khan’s achievement like he has been the prime
minister or president of Pakistan and PTI has not achieved anything in its last
term. For God sake, let PTI come in power first. This is like giving a parking
ticket to someone who has never driven a car in life…..or asking him a
question, how many times you have stopped on a red light?? Simple, let him
drive first please….