@piersmorgan Save your airfare, Piers. If you get to Lord’s by lunch, you’ll just be in time to watch the post-match presentation. I’ll happily buy you a humble pie for lunch if they prove me wrong!
@ashking009 India at #6 and China at #7 after China’s benchwarmer J-10 takes out a Rafale?! 😭 Who cooked this ranking, a Bollywood scriptwriter on a fever dream? Main character plot armor goes crazy! 💀🎬 #MilitaryRankings
@AimalWali I truly held you in higher regard as a reasonable person. Make no mistake: the people of Punjab will only entertain a division of the province if it occurs within a broader, nationwide devolution of power—one that includes the creation of Hazara province.
@emmanuelnavon Persistent repetition can often make a lie sound like truth, but that rule does not apply to you. No amount of fabrication will ever convince the world that stolen lands—soaked in the blood of their rightful owners—belong to you. You remain, above all else, an apartheid regime.
@BBCNewsPR It is remarkably hypocritical that you refuse to call the ethnic cleansing in Gaza a genocide, instead peddling partisan, agenda-driven propaganda. Yet, despite this systemic indoctrination, you have the audacity to express outrage when subjected to external oversight.
@Kayma284863@ZaheerS74230524@5Pillarsuk Your family’s legacy of service in 1965 and AJK deserves real respect. But demanding accountability isn't betrayal, and asking for a better future isn't ingratitude. We can honor past sacrifices without labeling fellow citizens as traitors for wanting the country to progress.
@Kayma284863@ZaheerS74230524@5Pillarsuk I appreciate the clarity. Now that you’ve explicitly chosen escalation over diplomacy, please spare us the grievance narrative and take ownership of your decisions.
@Kayma284863@ZaheerS74230524@5Pillarsuk Any killing demands investigation, but when rioters shoot at police and kill officers, law enforcement must respond with force. The state offered a constitutional path to decide those 12 seats through elections—if you choose violence instead, prepare for the state's full might.
@Kayma284863@ZaheerS74230524@5Pillarsuk Land was purchased; infrastructure was built by Pakistan.Having a river run through a region doesn't mean owning the grid. Getting power at Rs 3–6/unit while the rest of the country pays steep rates is a huge concession,not a default right. Education and health demands accepted!
@Kayma284863@ZaheerS74230524@5Pillarsuk 60B rupees doesn't cover a 100,000-troop deployment. For decades, the people of Pakistan have spent billions and sacrificed lives for your security. If that protection is no longer valued, Pakistan should pull back its forces and let the region manage its own security.
@Kayma284863@ZaheerS74230524@5Pillarsuk even the non payable portion was arranged by pakistan . We have since upgraded the dam and power generation facilities with our money . Water respects geography, but infrastructure respects investment. A river passing through your land doesn’t make you its sole owner.
@Kayma284863@ZaheerS74230524@5Pillarsuk True autonomy means total self-reliance. If AJK considers itself independent, Pakistan should withdraw troops and end subsidized utilities. Let AJK manage its own defense, fund services, and chart its own path.
@Kayma284863@ZaheerS74230524@5Pillarsuk Current electricity generation in AJK is 1100-1300 MW. Neelum Jehlum has stoped . BTW people of Pakistan spent 550 billion on that project.
@Kayma284863@5Pillarsuk That power generation was entirely funded by the Pakistani public. Pakistan doesn't rely on free passes—AJK receives 330 billion annually for its contribution.
@Mushahid Genuine devolution of power starts with creating new provinces—where local populations are actually in charge of their own affairs, representation, and finances, rather than taking crumbs from bloated provincial capitals.
@Umairiology Cricket isn't an English test. As long as Pakistan's players communicate in Punjabi, Urdu, Pashto, or whatever works for them and win matches, that’s all that matters. They don't need to learn English just to impress fools like you. 🤫🔥
@shafqatmm1 4/4
Of course, things don’t turn around overnight. Decades of structural decay require patience, hard operational fixes, and steady governance.
As the saying goes: "Rome wasn't built in a day, but they were laying bricks every hour." Real reform takes time and discipline.
@shafqatmm1 Saddling the state with Rs 650B+ in debt hurts, but keeping a broken system on life support hurts more. PIA racked up over Rs 800B in losses. The privatization isn't about a quick cash payout—it’s about stopping a endless leak on the taxpayer’s dime.1/4.