Thanks munib,I agree with mr.sethi.Before Osama's incident I was not that critical of ISI but this one have jolted whole pakistan and all the stories and facts i got were really very drastic. now I believe that establishment have to stay on its place and dont interfere in civilian matters.what military establishment gave us is nothing just the humiliation and nation is not ready for that anymore.If i ask for the resignation of ISI chief,that was in line in democratic society but we dont have the precedent for that so no one care about it.ISI chief should have been kicked out right away after this shameful act but that shameless person is still stuck to his post like this job is matter of his life and death.If parliament's defence committee passed the resolution to send all the CIA and private contractors back to US thats a very good resolution but we have to build our system on honesty and fairness that we and the whole world can trust . My biggest beef with ISI is that why are they supporting the outlawed organisations who are killing our innocents broad day light in schools,mosques and markets,no one is punished or hanged when police is also part of ISI so where the hell ,a common person go and cry when the whole drama is played by its own agencies. I dont need any lecture or bullshit kind of talk from anyone,i know lot more than those ******. lafafa journalist trying to hug the establishment for their survival but if govt do something in the national interest,they dont have to?In the past,i did ask the establishment to install the technocrat govt because this govt was totally flop and corrupt and people were crying loud and clear,there was no personel gain in it.
Good that you have started learning about the role of ISI and Establishment in Pakistan. However, this learning needs to be quicker for every Pakistanis. We are not taught the correct history. People in Pakistan think Ayub Khan was a great guy...just like some idiots think Musharaf is a great guy. These Armymen sold Pakistan. The country should never be ruled by Military. You need to study more about 1965 war, 1971 war, Kargil, Bhutto's performance, and many interrelated world events and then u might be able to see the evil face of Pakistan Army in a clearer manner.
With reference to my above comments, all people of Pak including politicians should be united against Army (doesn't mean fight with Army but means keep them totally out of power and politics - they shud do the job for which they are recruited).
I am a big fan of IK and so are you but he certainly has made a mistake in his recent responses. Atleast when anchors like Hamid Mir and Kashif Abbasi were asking him direct questions about resignations of Army & ISI chiefs, he should have been straight forward. I know he is not strong enough to start countering Army & ISI at this point, however, he will certainly lose popularity and will confirm that he is being backed by ISI, by refraining to comment against Army/ISI. The truth is that President should have sacked Army, Airforce and ISI Chiefs after this incident. Resignations from President and PM were not needed. If the same thing happens in USA would the President resign? No, he might sack the chief of the responsible organization. As much as I hate Zardari, I don't think accepting President or PM's resignation is justified but asking them to sack Army and ISI chief is definitely the correct thing to do.
I hope IK learns from this mistake pretty quickly and changes his stance. Moreover, hundreds of IK supporters have told me that if he forms a coalition in which Musharaf is present.....they will not vote for PTI.