Imran Khan: US responsible for terrorism in Pakistan

[PFgulalai]

In the political market...
Maulana Fazulur Rehman/Qazi Hussain etc sells religion.
PPP sells "roti,kapra,makan".
ANP sells "Pashtun nationalism" (although I consider them a blessing for many obvious reasons).
What does Imran Khan sell? His religious fundamentalism with sugarcoating of fake liberalism.
Imran Khan has not been able to spell out his political ideology as of yet. What is his manifesto (as precisely pointed out by Nadir Shah and BLS)? In all that glamorous avatar, he is the biggest religious fundamentalist and for that reason, the most dangerous one as well. The difference between him and other mullahs is that where mullahs openly killed Pashtuns, Imran Khan backstabed them by becoming a pro-taaliban.

[tor_khan]

I don't know much about Imram Khan so, I won't just open my opinions about him but..... as a charismatic leader, he definitelly has 70% of the way already walked.

Where does the 70% come from? Did he take a credibility test?

Imran Khan doesn't see Pashtoon aspiration from their point of view.

[Nadir Shah]

My "problem" with Imran is that he sees Pashtoons as wild hill men - this is a crude stereotype and this view plays right into the agenda of the power establishment.

Is that your only problem with him? Can't you think in terms of the political rights of Pashtuns being the primary problem? What you said is not even a secondary problem. It may not be a problem at all.

[Gaia]

Where does the 70% come from? Did he take a credibility test?

Imran Khan doesn't see Pashtoon aspiration from their point of view.

I didn't even mention the word "credibility"; and definitelly didn't make any consideration on his aspirations for Pashtuns. In any case, if I were to form an opinion on his political platform, taking in mind he would run for the presidency of the country, I wouldn't have in consideration only his aspirations for Pashtuns.

[Nadir Shah]

Where does the 70% come from? Did he take a credibility test?

Imran Khan doesn't see Pashtoon aspiration from their point of view.

Malgariya, In the world of Imran Ahmed Khan Niazi, there are no such things as 'Pashtun aspirations'. He is bouyed by the establishment as a meek, power-hungry alternative to the real political leadership.

[Nadir Shah]

I didn't even mention the word "credibility"; and definitelly didn't make any consideration on his aspirations for Pashtuns. In any case, if I were to form an opinion on his political platform, taking in mind he would run for the presidency of the country, I wouldn't have in consideration only his aspirations for Pashtuns.

Wrong again. His stance on the Pashtun issues should be your only concern. To expect fair treatment from the ethnically tinged, Punjabi-dominated and rightist institutions of Pakistan

[Gaia]

Wrong again. His stance on the Pashtun issues should be your only concern. To expect fair treatment from the ethnically tinged, Punjabi-dominated and rightist institutions of Pakistan

Says who? Someone trying to shove down my throat what should constitute my needs and interests, starting with Politics?

Hmmm... sorry, I pass. But good luck with the next trials.

[afghan]

One day there will be change due to Imran khan....He is best n wise politician of Pakistan.
I trust, he will do some good jobs for Pashtuns too as he is also a Nia-zai pashtun.

my dear more than half of panjab politicians ruling elites are pashtun. what did they change so far for pashtun betterment?
here is the list of some of them:
List of Kakazai people

• Bahadur Yar Jang (Qaaid-e-Millat - One of the most admired leader of Pakistan Movement - Famous Muslim Orator and a friend of Muhammad Ali Jinnah)
• Ghulam Muhammad (Governor General)
• Mr. Abdul Rahman Malik, (Co-founder of the first Muslim-owned bank, Australasia Bank, within the present day Pakistan in 1942)
• AVM Anwar Mehmood Khan, [EX DG CAA]
• Dr. Nizam Uddin, (1876–1951, Lt. Dr. British India Army, Chief Medical Officer University of Peshawar)
• Masood Nabi Noor, (Home Secretary, West Pakistan)
• Saeed Ahmed Khan - Ex-Inspector General Of Police West Pakistan.
• General Khalid Mehmood Arif, - Retired (VCOAS)
• Ms. Shukria Khanum, (First Woman Pilot given CPL in 1961)
• Mr. Rahat Nasim Malik, (Regional Commissioner Income Tax (Central Region) - Retired
• Dr. Nazir Ahmed, (First head of Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission)
• Mr. Zahoor Uddin Malik, (Architect & Civil Engineer from Queen University Belfast in 1932, Founder Member PECHS, Garrison Engineer British Army WW2)
• Mr. Munir Ahmad Khan, Chairman Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission, 1972–1991; IAEA Staff Member, 1958–72; Head IAEA Reactor Engineering and Fuel Cycle Division, 1968–72; Chairman,IAEA Board of Governors, 1986-87.
• Col. Mujeeb-Ul-Haq, (AFIC, Pioneer Cardiologist)
• Nazir Ahmad Khan (Renowned Actor/Director and Founder of the Pakistan Film Industry)
• Masud Karim (First Muslim President of Sindh Club)
• K.Asif (Legendary Director of Mughal-e-Azam)
• Lt. Gen. Ahmad Shamim Khan, (Commander 5 Corp)
• Maj. Akhtar Nazir Khan (Cooki) (Chairman World Handmade Carpet Organisation, 2005–Present)
• Abdul Qadir, (Governor State Bank, Finance Minister)
• Dr. Ishfaq Ahmad, (Chairman Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission, 1991–2001)
• Khan Inamullah Khan, Vice Chancellor (UET - Lahore)
• Haji Ghulam Ahmad Bilour, (Ex-Minister Railways) (MNA)
• Rear Admiral Akbar Hussain, (Navy)
• Khurshid Ahmad, (Federal Law Minister, Ayub Khan Cabinet)
• Malik Pervez Akhtar (Former Deputy Attorney General Pakistan)
• Vice Chancellor Ahmad Hassan, (UET - Lahore)
• Prof. Dr. Shahbaz Malik, - Pride of Performance - (Pioneer of Punjabi Language & Literature)
• Mohammed Javed Khan, Additional Secretary to the Government Of Pakistan.
• Wg. Cdr. Shahid Pervaiz, (B.A., L.L.B., MBA (HRM)
• Khurram Rashid Khan, Deputy Director (Accounts) National Highway Authority (NHA)
• Wg. Cdr. Amanullah Khan, (Ph.D. Psychologist as well Pakistan's Only/First Ph.D. Speech-Language Pathologist)
• Barristar Ijaz Hussain Batalvi, (Law)[2]
• Abdul Rauf, (Auditor-General of Pakistan, Finance Secretary)
• Mohammad Nissar, (Founding Member of Pakistan Cricket Board, First Pakistani cricketer, Pro-Pakistan leader)
• Dr. Shahid Masood, (TV Personality/Journalist, Head Of ARY One World Channel, Currently with GEO TV and anchorman of "Meray Mutabiq")
• Fahad Zafar, (Columnist , Risk Manager - Islamic Banking )
• Muhammad Aslam Gurdaspuri (Poet, PPP - Pakistan Peoples Party's Politician and former MPA - Member of the Punjab Assembly, Pakistan)
• Naeem Ahmed Khan, [(advocate) Balochistan provincial minister for law(1997) provincial minister for planning, development & finance (1999–2002)]
• Mr.Sikandar Mustafa Khan,[(Chairman of Millat Tractors Limited)]
• Engr. Zafar Iqbal Malik, (Member Punjab Assembly 1997, Sohdra, Wazirabad, Gujranwala)
• Mr. Asif Aziz Malik, (Co-Founder of Islam Channel, Senior Partner at Vi Consulting, Trustee Apex Primary, UK);
• Justice (Retd.) Sardar Muhammad Iqbal Khan, First Federal Ombudsman of Pakistan; (formerly, Chief Justice of Lahore High Court)
• Javed Ahmad Ghamidi (born 1951), (Religious scholar, exegete, and educationist)
• Mr. Noor-ul-hassan, (Famous TV Host)
• Mr. Muhammed Aslam Khan, (Vice Chancellor, Punjab University Lahore)
• Mr. Muhammed Ikram, (Film Producer)
• Khan Safdar Ali Khan, (First General Secretary Red Cross Pakistan 1948-1965)
• Dr. Intisar-ul-Haque, (Rtd. Chairman Department of Philosophy Peshawar University)
• Mr. Abdul Islam Malik, (Founder SKGTC)
• Mr. Soofi Sadiq Hasan Khan, (Environmentalist, Lecturer and Prominent Leader of FATA)
• Prof. Painda Armoghan Malik,(Principal Govt. Islamia College, Civil Lines, Lahore, Secretary General, Pakistan Gymnastic Federation. International Judge for Gymnastics and Acrobatics.
• Dr. Danishwar Malik, (Prosecutor General NAB, Pakistan)
• Mr. Shaigan Shareef Malik (LL.B MA MPA(Harvard), Civil Servant, Government of Pakistan)
• Ms. Anooshay Shaigan Malik (LL.B Hons. (London))
• Mr. Mohammad Hassan Shaigan Malik (Student of Beaconhouse Defence Lahore, Commonwealth Essay winner, member of Phi Theta Kappa International Honor Society)
• Ms. Natasha Shaigan Malik (Student of Lahore Grammar School, Royal Palm Golf & Country Club Swimming Champion)
• Prof. Muttaqi A. Malik, (Psychologist University of Lahore, Educationist Oxford University)
• Prof. Zia-ur-rehman Agha, (Head of English Department F.C. college)
• Muhammad Ali Tahir, (Securities & Exchange Commission of Pakistan / CRO-Lahore)
• Prof. Dr. Muhammad Yaqub Khan, (Pioneer radiologist who opened first radiology department in country, Mayo Hospital, Lahore)
• Mr. Abdul Rehman Malik (Founder Malik Flour Mills, Sialkot)
• Zahoor-ul-Haq, (Senator in 1974 and President of Pakistan Hockey Team)
• Khan Bahadur Malik Bashir Ahmad Khan, Under Secretary Baluchistan 1948
• Prof. Liaquat Ali Khan, (Law Professor at Washburn University School of Law, Topeka, Kansas, USA) (originally from Sialkot)
• Yawar Zia Khan, (Additional Secretary / Federal Ministry of Finance)
• Mr. Shahid Hamid, (Ex-Governor of Punjab)
• Mr. Zahid Hamid, (Ex-Federal Minister Of Law)
• Ahmed Hassan, (Secretary of Irrigation, Pakistan; Vice Chancellor of University of Engineering and Technology, Lahore)
• Ghias Muhammad, (Sitara-e-Pakistan, Ex-Attorney General of Pakistan, also unopposed President of Lahore Bar Association in 1970)
• Mr. M.H. Khan, (Secretary of Irrigation, Pakistan)
• Dr. Mohammad Din, (Chief Medical Officer - Victoria Hospital, Bahawalpur)
• Mahmood Ahmad Malik, (Member Income tax tribunal, Commissioner income tax Islamabad zone)
• Malik Muhammad Iqbal, (Ex member of Pakistan Bar Council, worker of Pakistan movement, gold medallist, renowned advocate)
• Masud Malik, (Renowned advocate, Ex president of Sargodha Bar Association, Ex president of Rotary Club, Sargodha)
• Major General Iftikhar Ahmad Malik
• Brigadier Zahid Maqbool, (Retired)
• Brigadier Inam-Ul-Haq, (Retired)
• Najm-ul-Haq, (Retired Engineer, President Pakistan Rotary Club)
• Col. Mahmud Akhtar, (Retired) (9 Balouch Regiment)
• Maj. Zulfiqar Khalid, (Retired) (41 Baloch Regiment - Faateh Qaiser-e-Hind)
• Tahir Rashid Abdullah, (President MLN Ireland)
• Mudassar Islam Malik, (Journalist working in Media Times group in Lahore and Media Secretary PML-N Youth Wing, Punjab, Pakistan)
• Shafique Malik, (Senior QA Manager, e-BizSoft Inc., Senior Consultant and Scholar of Teasing Sciences)
• Prof. Dr. Aziz Ahmed Khan, Professor of Physiology in K.E & Wrote the first book on Physiology in Pakistan
• Malik Sajjad Abaid, (President, Welfare Association Kakkezai, Sialkot), Chairman, Local Zakat & Ushr Committee
• Malik Taj-ud-Din, SI (Founder, Associated Press of Pakistan)
• Dr. Khalid Saif Ullah Khan, (Retired) (Director General Health Services,Punjab)
• Mr. Babar Khan Nasir, (Ex-DCO, Govt of Punjab / A Renowned Bureaucrat)
• Prof. Mazhar Hussain Malik, (Retd. Principal Govt. College, Sheikhupura)
• Malik Muhammad Iqbal Khan(ALIG), (Advocate, Bagh Azad Kashmir)
• Malik Muhammad Muzaffar Khan, (Retd. DEO/Principal Elementary College, Bagh, Azad Kashmir)
• Malik shahid Khan (Territory Manager Hilton Pharma) G.Secretory Medical Assosiation Sheikhupura, Political Member PML(N)
• Sufi Muhammad Farhan Azeem,(Grandson of Sufi Habib ullah, Well-known Sufi family of Sialkot, Pakistan)
• Malik Khizar Hayat Khan (Retired District and Sessions Judge Lahore)
• Raheela Omer (Civil Judge and Judicial Magistrate)
• Dr. Mudasser Iqbal (Specialist Gynecologist, Ireland)
• Burhan Mozzam Malik (Criminal Advocate / Member Punjab Bar Council)
• Malik Shaukat Majeed khan (COMMISSIONER, MIRPUR, AZAD JUMMU&KASHMIR
• Capt Aftab Ahmed (Pak army)
• Col. Muhammad Tariq, (Deputy General Manager Procurement, Fauji Foundation Head Office, Fauji Towers, Rawalpindi.)
• Col. Khalid Rashid Malik, (Retd. Principal Fauji Foundation School, Khushab)
• Justice Pervaiz Ahmed Malik, (Retd. Judge High Court, Lahore)
• Dr. Javed Mehmood Malik, (Gynaecologist, Healthpartner MN USA)
• Dr. Khurram Javed Malik, (Ophthalmologist, Baltimore MD)
• Prof. Aftab Malik, (Retd. Professor of Geology, Punjab University, Lahore)
• Nadeem Akbar Malik, (Director Capitol Development Authority, Islamabad)
• Dr. Shahid Pervez Malik, (Trauma Surgeon, UK)
• Dr. Kashif Aftab Malik, (Dental Surgeon, Lahore)
• Dr. Umar Tariq, (Founder of umartariq.com, a global career counselling project)
• Muhammad Mohsin Malik,Advocate, Assistant District public Prosecutor, Lahore
• Tauheed Zafar (Pak army)
• Tauseef Rehman (IT professional)

• Prof Liaquat Zia Khan (Ex principal Govt Jinnah Islamia College Sialkot)
• Dr. Javaid Ashraf Malik, Director Cardiovascular and Thoracic Anesthesia / Peri-op TEE,
• Dr. Rizwan Ikram Malik, Director of History Department / Quaid-e-Azam University,
• Mr. Reehan Ikram Malik, (Deputy Auditor-General of Pakistan).
• Mr.Aman Ullah Malik, Aeronautical Engineer(USA) Ex-Station Engineer Shaeen Airline Lahore, Secretary Information Kakazai Association Pakistan.
• Mr.Naeem Ullah Malik,CEO Enliven Associates a multinational trading concern.
• AVM Asim Suleiman - DG Air Intelligence, Pakistan Air Force
• Prof. Mahmood Shaukat, (Head of Paediatric Surgery, Mayo Hospital, Lahore & Registrar King Edward Medical University, Lahore.)
• Zahid Hussain Malik (M.A. LLB, Advocate Supreme Court of Pakistan) (Ex President of Kakayzai Association) Quetta.
• Dr. Inayat Malik (Urologist, USA)
• Major General(R) Muhammad Waheed Akhtar Malik (Ex-Signal Officer-in-Chief Pakistan

[Nadir Shah]

The bottom line is, He acts like he serves our PASHTUN INTERESTS, but in reality he does not. He is serving interests of his leaders, not ours.

Every body acts like the support us cause they want our votes.

Malgariya, when has this happened? Imran Khan has never claimed to represent the Pashtuns.

[Nadir Shah]

Says who? Someone trying to shove down my throat what should constitute my needs and interests, starting with Politics?

Hmmm... sorry, I pass. But good luck with the next trials.

If you count yourself as a part of the Pashtun Millat, then you needs and interests should be aligned with those of the Pashtun Watan. Your existence sans the Pashtun Millat as a whole is not my concern.

[Nadir Shah]

Exactly being Pashtun means nothing at all. That is like Blacks of USA being happy that since Obama is black they will serve for him.

Malgariya, I don't understand your point. Just because a few Pashtuns have sold themselves to the Punjabis does not mean that we should give up on our struggle and niether does it mean that the sufferings of Pashtuns in Pakistan are justified.

[Nadir Shah]

to be honest Imran Khan is the only person I trust, all the other are corrupt and will do anything to get money from US.

Malgariya, you need to cut down on Geo and ARY. Imran Khan was the foremost supporter of Gen Musharraf. He was a primary media person of the Taliban of Swat. He is the quintessential psuedo-liberal fascist.

[Master Khan]

Malgariya, you need to cut down on Geo and ARY. Imran Khan was the foremost supporter of Gen Musharraf. He was a primary media person of the Taliban of Swat. He is the quintessential psuedo-liberal fascist.

well you have to choose between him, Zardari or nawaz sharif.
I think he is a good person and will improve Pakistan.

[Nadir Shah]

well you have to choose between him, Zardari or nawaz sharif.
I think he is a good person and will improve Pakistan.

Firstly, I don't care about Pakistan and you shouldn't either. You seem like a proto-type apolitical, GEO inspired, Zaid Hamid/Ahmed Quraishi loving wannabe Pakistani.
Our foremost benchmark to assess someone should be his value to the Pashtun cause. Imran Khan, I repeat, was the prime media resource of the Swat Taliban. He plays with the apolitical youth of Pakistan by repeating his anti-corruption, anti-US slogans. Are you aware of his manifesto? What is in it for the Pashtuns?
If I were a Pakistani(God forbid), I would always side with the liberal forces ie PPP, and the nationalist parties.

[Nadir Shah]

He speaks highly of them in several occasions he has sympathies for them.

It brings me to a conclusion that since he is a Pashtun [Niazi] he might have us in mind if hes up in the higher ministry?

Malgare, he has no sympathies for the Pashtuns. He was a supporter of the Swat Taliban. His party has never condemned the killing of innocents in Pakhtunkhwa, rather; he lays the blame blindly at the feet of US, hoping to score political points in the media and public due to anti-Americanism.