As the new reality dawns, I wonder how earlier generations coped up with the Pakistan they handed over to us? Was it deep rootedness of slavery scars? Were they cowards? Were they dumb? Or smart enough that didn’t try biting more than they couldn’t chew? Or conscious enough not to punch above their weight. They were kept in the dark or they they remained ignorant. I guess a bit of all above.
Post 9 May software update of PTI, the loudest Pakistanis are expats Vloggers, however, their business will also take a hit because their target audience is going to shrink.
Who will they incite now?
While stuck on Expressway Islamabad, on 9 May, my question to PTI rep (Vlog with Ali Awan)on spot was that what was his/ their plan? There was loads of raw energy at their disposal, they must have had a plan to channelise it. Execution failed because there wasn’t any plan to start with and their skilful opponents adroitly exploited the situation to their advantage.
Since, most of us have to live in this country, so let’s have a quick reality check. It’s not about what we want rather how it’s going to be. Henceforth, Pakistan is going to ‘progress’ without Imran Khan and his party.
Local bred ‘intellectuals’ are all satisfied that ‘normalcy’ is restored. They are the classics specimen of previous generation. Nation’s romance with the ‘change’ is almost over. West bred intellectual shall draw parallels with military regimes of Burma and Thailand or they would throw every fact under the sky to make it look like Mohatir and Morsi model. Some would tell you that like PRC, we have one party rule (unofficially) where ruling party is permanent, however, it’s political face i.e leadership, flags and election symbols may change but ruling party remains. Reality is that it’s unique Pakistan model-foreign in its origins and local in it’s manifestation.
What? Silver bullet. Well, it’s already shared above and in case you missed it then you might die wondering.
Next part: IK was never a matchup (to the Ruling Party)
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