FrameTheGlobe
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Day 11: Amber Rahim Shamsi’s disingenuous framing of Imran Khan’s case helps the state quietly normalise his illegal incarceration and soften audiences up for the idea that he can eventually be erased from politics altogether. The Al Jazeera segment carefully tiptoes around the reality of a full‑blown fascistic clampdown that has tightened 100x since 2022, instead presenting Pakistan’s crisis as just more of the same, reassuring regional and international viewers that nothing fundamentally new or alarming is happening. By laundering the status quo as business as usual, this kind of coverage serves a classic narrative‑shaping agenda, and anyone uncritically promoting the segment ends up amplifying a script designed to make Khan’s persecution and eventual elimination appear routine and acceptable.
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If Pakistan had true leadership, these brave men who fight for one another as a brotherhood, would become a formidable force against Western imperialism, Zionism, and the Hindutva threat. Perhaps this is the prime reason why the country has been kept under turmoil. Major Adnan, may your soul rest in peace.
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Day 10: Faiz Hameed has been singled out after a carefully scripted delay for one purpose only: to build a bridge back to Imran Khan who won on the strength of votes, not on the back of any covert Faiz project. The wider “extractive” Establishment is using his case as a prop to sustain its narrative war, desperate to paint Khan as the axis of every plot while the real constant of this entire engineering scheme, General Bajwa, the Nawaz‑aligned COAS without whose nod nothing could move stays conveniently out of sight. In this military‑civilian cartel’s imagination, targeting Faiz is just a stepping stone to justifying Khan’s elimination, because he is standing on his principle of adl, shura and haq which clashes directly with a system built on impunity, patronage, and unaccountable power.
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Day 2: After blocking nearly all contact with Imran Khan in jail, the establishment has now escalated by formally casting his politics as a national security threat, laying the legal and narrative groundwork to sideline him permanently under the banner of state security. Khan understands this trajectory, which is why he keeps telling Pakistanis that his own freedom is tied to theirs that he will only truly be free when the public breaks its fear of authoritarian rule and refuses to accept slavery.
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