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So here’s how self-assumed nemesis of elite capture, & supreme enemy of the 1% privilege, respond to a gentle question by a certain Dr JaiPal about BMW import policy: “HOW DARE YOU!! YOU SIT DOWN”. Yup, Let’s reimagine Pakistan this way! (Please do hear Dr JaiPal question too)

So here’s how self-assumed nemesis of elite capture, & supreme enemy of the 1% privilege, respond to a gentle question by a certain Dr JaiPal about BMW import policy: “HOW DARE YOU!! YOU SIT DOWN”. Yup, Let’s reimagine Pakistan this way! (Please do hear Dr JaiPal question too)

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CNN Nick Robertson confirming what I said below. India reached out to the US, Saudi Arabia, & Turkey seeking immediate deescalation after Pakistan launched massive missile barrage onto Indian military installations. The US stepped in to save its ally. Not much more to it!

CNN Nick Robertson confirming what I said below. India reached out to the US, Saudi Arabia, & Turkey seeking immediate deescalation after Pakistan launched massive missile barrage onto Indian military installations. The US stepped in to save its ally. Not much more to it!

943,821 просмотров • 1 год назад

In an interview to Al Mayadeen English, professor Seyed Mohammad Marandi states the Iranian delegation felt seriously threatened during their return from negotiations in Pakistan. The talks ended abruptly after US Vice President Vance’s intervention, coinciding exactly with the publication of an opinion piece in the Washington Post. In his view, this was a deliberate message implying the risk of elimination. As a result, on the way back to Tehran, the delegation secretly switched planes. Their aircraft suddenly diverted and made an emergency landing in Mashhad. From there, the members continued to Tehran by train, car, and bus. Despite the perceived threat, the entire delegation boarded the plane together with high spirits and steadfast resolve, refusing to remain in Pakistan — mirroring the courage shown by ordinary Iranians on the streets during the missile attacks.

In an interview to Al Mayadeen English, professor Seyed Mohammad Marandi states the Iranian delegation felt seriously threatened during their return from negotiations in Pakistan. The talks ended abruptly after US Vice President Vance’s intervention, coinciding exactly with the publication of an opinion piece in the Washington Post. In his view, this was a deliberate message implying the risk of elimination. As a result, on the way back to Tehran, the delegation secretly switched planes. Their aircraft suddenly diverted and made an emergency landing in Mashhad. From there, the members continued to Tehran by train, car, and bus. Despite the perceived threat, the entire delegation boarded the plane together with high spirits and steadfast resolve, refusing to remain in Pakistan — mirroring the courage shown by ordinary Iranians on the streets during the missile attacks.

153,814 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад

Massive crowds in Iran chanting: Na sazesh, na taslim; nabard bā Amrikā. "No compromise, no surrender; battle with America." Doesn’t look like they’re about to rise up and overthrow the regime to welcome that POS Zionist shoe shiner Pahlavi.

Massive crowds in Iran chanting: Na sazesh, na taslim; nabard bā Amrikā. "No compromise, no surrender; battle with America." Doesn’t look like they’re about to rise up and overthrow the regime to welcome that POS Zionist shoe shiner Pahlavi.

182,498 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад

So here’s how self-assumed nemesis of elite capture, & supreme enemy of the 1% privilege, respond to a gentle question by a certain Dr JaiPal about BMW import policy: “HOW DARE YOU!! YOU SIT DOWN”. Yup, Let’s reimagine Pakistan this way! (Please do hear Dr JaiPal question too)

So here’s how self-assumed nemesis of elite capture, & supreme enemy of the 1% privilege, respond to a gentle question by a certain Dr JaiPal about BMW import policy: “HOW DARE YOU!! YOU SIT DOWN”. Yup, Let’s reimagine Pakistan this way! (Please do hear Dr JaiPal question too)

518,000 просмотров • 3 лет назад

Possibly the best analysis on the Iran-US war and how it could end. As part of much broader conversation with Drop Site, Trita Parsi search. .. makes the case for why Iran cannot end this conflict without imposing a high enough cost on Israel and the US to deter them from coming after Iran again. Effectively: “ • Iran’s core goal is to end the war in a way that makes it impossible to restart. They refuse to accept a simple ceasefire that lets the US and Israel regroup, rearm, and attack again in six or eight months — a “mowing the lawn” cycle Iran literally cannot survive. • To achieve lasting deterrence, Iran must make the war as costly as possible for the United States, Israel, and others involved. The aim is for everyone to conclude this war was a grave mistake that should never be repeated. • Iran will not agree to end the war without some form of sanctions relief. This isn’t just leverage — it’s survival. Without relief, Iran emerges weakened and degraded, making future attacks even more likely because weakness is exactly what invited this war in the first place. • Sanctions relief is therefore part of Iran’s long-term deterrence strategy. It prevents the country from sliding into continuous decline and removes the incentive for the US and Israel to strike again. • Negotiations are inevitable. The US has already quietly opened the door by lifting sanctions on Iranian oil at sea to help bring down global oil prices — a clear sign that sanctions relief is now on the table. • Continuing the war carries huge risk: if it drags on and Trump can no longer credibly claim victory, he loses any incentive to end it. The conflict could then become a low-intensity “forever war” that destroys his presidency.”

Possibly the best analysis on the Iran-US war and how it could end. As part of much broader conversation with Drop Site, Trita Parsi search. .. makes the case for why Iran cannot end this conflict without imposing a high enough cost on Israel and the US to deter them from coming after Iran again. Effectively: “ • Iran’s core goal is to end the war in a way that makes it impossible to restart. They refuse to accept a simple ceasefire that lets the US and Israel regroup, rearm, and attack again in six or eight months — a “mowing the lawn” cycle Iran literally cannot survive. • To achieve lasting deterrence, Iran must make the war as costly as possible for the United States, Israel, and others involved. The aim is for everyone to conclude this war was a grave mistake that should never be repeated. • Iran will not agree to end the war without some form of sanctions relief. This isn’t just leverage — it’s survival. Without relief, Iran emerges weakened and degraded, making future attacks even more likely because weakness is exactly what invited this war in the first place. • Sanctions relief is therefore part of Iran’s long-term deterrence strategy. It prevents the country from sliding into continuous decline and removes the incentive for the US and Israel to strike again. • Negotiations are inevitable. The US has already quietly opened the door by lifting sanctions on Iranian oil at sea to help bring down global oil prices — a clear sign that sanctions relief is now on the table. • Continuing the war carries huge risk: if it drags on and Trump can no longer credibly claim victory, he loses any incentive to end it. The conflict could then become a low-intensity “forever war” that destroys his presidency.”

48,068 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад

Sakib Sherani: “I have been covering the economy for the past thirty years; I have never seen such distress before as I have seen in these three years. - The growth rate of 1.7% is the lowest growth rate in Pakistan’s history. Investment has reached its lowest level. - The poverty rate has reached 45%; this is the highest level in thirty years. - Unemployment has reached 22%.” Listen to Sakib give the numbers - they don’t lie. Yup, such is the stability.

Sakib Sherani: “I have been covering the economy for the past thirty years; I have never seen such distress before as I have seen in these three years. - The growth rate of 1.7% is the lowest growth rate in Pakistan’s history. Investment has reached its lowest level. - The poverty rate has reached 45%; this is the highest level in thirty years. - Unemployment has reached 22%.” Listen to Sakib give the numbers - they don’t lie. Yup, such is the stability.

94,512 просмотров • 5 месяцев назад

This is IK’s lawyer - picked up and tortured since Oct 8. He’s a wreck. Now it’s been staged that this is an ordinary kidnapping for ransom. UK’s Middle Temple inn honoured the man under whose nose such atrocities were made possible. Do middle temple members not feel any shame?

This is IK’s lawyer - picked up and tortured since Oct 8. He’s a wreck. Now it’s been staged that this is an ordinary kidnapping for ransom. UK’s Middle Temple inn honoured the man under whose nose such atrocities were made possible. Do middle temple members not feel any shame?

213,812 просмотров • 1 год назад

Iran has changed. Western leadership may not accept it, but it has. AI-Lego memes are state-sanctioned messaging. Where once the refrain was “America the Great Satan—Death to America,” the tone now is warm, almost intimate: “From the streets of Tehran to the avenues of DC, this is not about hate—it is about truth. I love your soul, America, but I cannot abide your throne. Listen… …I love the land of the free, but not the men in the halls. I love the spirit of the street… …I love the land of the free, but not the men in the halls.” The is transformation few would expect in the West. Hope the people “on the street” are listening even if not the leaders.

Iran has changed. Western leadership may not accept it, but it has. AI-Lego memes are state-sanctioned messaging. Where once the refrain was “America the Great Satan—Death to America,” the tone now is warm, almost intimate: “From the streets of Tehran to the avenues of DC, this is not about hate—it is about truth. I love your soul, America, but I cannot abide your throne. Listen… …I love the land of the free, but not the men in the halls. I love the spirit of the street… …I love the land of the free, but not the men in the halls.” The is transformation few would expect in the West. Hope the people “on the street” are listening even if not the leaders.

25,621 просмотров • 1 месяц назад

This was the best take down of Fahd Husain by Salman Raja. The lowlife excuse of a journalist was sputtering at the end of it

This was the best take down of Fahd Husain by Salman Raja. The lowlife excuse of a journalist was sputtering at the end of it

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"Pakistan may have a problem with state-owned enterprises, but that's not where the real problem lies. The problem is our private sector. It's incompetent, inefficient, and generally not competitive with the rest of the world. They have really prospered behind the walls of tariffs and trading barriers rather than compete with the world. ...Pakistan's industry is weak because we have incumbent large players who have not allowed government policy to develop in a manner which is competitive. While China may be a communist country, it has one of the most competitive industrial landscapes... ...Our real problem is the private sector, which has never really stood on its two feet and on the back of the so-called infant industry, always relied on protection, subsidy, and government largesse..." My conversation with Dr. Hasan Zafar on how Pakistan resposition its economy.

"Pakistan may have a problem with state-owned enterprises, but that's not where the real problem lies. The problem is our private sector. It's incompetent, inefficient, and generally not competitive with the rest of the world. They have really prospered behind the walls of tariffs and trading barriers rather than compete with the world. ...Pakistan's industry is weak because we have incumbent large players who have not allowed government policy to develop in a manner which is competitive. While China may be a communist country, it has one of the most competitive industrial landscapes... ...Our real problem is the private sector, which has never really stood on its two feet and on the back of the so-called infant industry, always relied on protection, subsidy, and government largesse..." My conversation with Dr. Hasan Zafar on how Pakistan resposition its economy.

43,961 просмотров • 10 месяцев назад

This joker is no less clownish in his farrago of lies than hyperventilating anchors like barkha dutt, Arnab Goswami, and the IndiaToday crew. Outlandish claptrap may sell well to those fed only on Bollywood but fails to convince anyone with half a grey cell

This joker is no less clownish in his farrago of lies than hyperventilating anchors like barkha dutt, Arnab Goswami, and the IndiaToday crew. Outlandish claptrap may sell well to those fed only on Bollywood but fails to convince anyone with half a grey cell

34,731 просмотров • 1 год назад

The US “…had much better relationship during the Trump administration when a guy named Imran Khan was the leader of Pakistan because Imran Khan was outsider…and spoke in very common sense language…” ~ Richard Grenell. Thank you ambassador for being so clear. Free Imran Khan

The US “…had much better relationship during the Trump administration when a guy named Imran Khan was the leader of Pakistan because Imran Khan was outsider…and spoke in very common sense language…” ~ Richard Grenell. Thank you ambassador for being so clear. Free Imran Khan

36,456 просмотров • 1 год назад

Lest anyone forget, Miftah in January 22, promised the nation that he could supply power at Rs12/unit. No problem about capacity payments. No problem about overcapacity. Just make it cheaper and it’ll all sort out.

Lest anyone forget, Miftah in January 22, promised the nation that he could supply power at Rs12/unit. No problem about capacity payments. No problem about overcapacity. Just make it cheaper and it’ll all sort out.

17,641 просмотров • 1 год назад

Let’s see how they shut up the people?

Let’s see how they shut up the people?

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