Reporter: Imran Khan on PTI Politics. June 22, 2011
Zameer Uddin
Politcal Worker (100+ posts)
Excellent Interview
saeed khan
Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
I feel sad that our nation is wasting the time of an excellent politician.
Whatever IK said seven years before any other politician had not even thought about it.
We are with you Imran.
Whatever IK said seven years before any other politician had not even thought about it.
We are with you Imran.
Response Imran Khan, head of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) almost on daily
basis accuses the government of being a slave and a puppet of the US.
Nawaz Sharif, leader of PML-N, has recently said that people have to
resort to mutiny in order to put the house in order. I do appreciate
the concerns raised by our learned politicians, but when I deeply
probe their statements I fail to find any workable solution. Their
statements are just full of empty criticism. Let us not forget PTI
has failed to secure its way into the assemblies in any of the past
elections despite being in the business for more than 15 years. Imran
Khan questions the government’s and the army’s strategic options in
the war against terrorism but fails to come up with his own strategic
options. He has his own provocative interpretation of drone attacks,
amplifying the problem, which creates confusion in the masses. He
talks about breaking the begging bowl but fails to provide a workable
solution on how to fuel the economic growth within without taking
loans.
basis accuses the government of being a slave and a puppet of the US.
Nawaz Sharif, leader of PML-N, has recently said that people have to
resort to mutiny in order to put the house in order. I do appreciate
the concerns raised by our learned politicians, but when I deeply
probe their statements I fail to find any workable solution. Their
statements are just full of empty criticism. Let us not forget PTI
has failed to secure its way into the assemblies in any of the past
elections despite being in the business for more than 15 years. Imran
Khan questions the government’s and the army’s strategic options in
the war against terrorism but fails to come up with his own strategic
options. He has his own provocative interpretation of drone attacks,
amplifying the problem, which creates confusion in the masses. He
talks about breaking the begging bowl but fails to provide a workable
solution on how to fuel the economic growth within without taking
loans.
