Exposing Elite Capture of Pakistan | Imtiaz Rastagar

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[@althea_is_smokin_hot]

Sir,wrong. It is not the elite capture.
It is the capture by Pakistan Army which has been reinforced by a nuclear arsenal. There is no way
Pakistan can remove the yoke of its army.

[@getevennow]

Our generation has fallen short in guiding Pakistan to the future we envisioned. It’s clear: we didn't deliver. Now, it's up to your generation to pick up the slack and set things right. You'll need strategic empathy to deeply understand the challenges ahead, both international and domestic. Embrace commercial pacifism to turn our old conflicts into new partnerships. Be ready to adapt fast-employ strategic elasticity and make necessary readjustments without hesitation. Focus on building human capital and developing strong leadership. This isn't just about fixing past mistakes; it's about taking charge and pushing Pakistan forward to a place of strength and stability. The future of our nation is in your hands-lead with resolve and determination

[@MAhmadZ]

Boldly and honestly explained the reality of Islamabad with the rest of Pakistan

[@subakhannoul]

Excellent 👌

[@getevennow]

“Yes, the Pakistan army remains the pre-eminent institution in the country, and the greatest repository of competence - if decidedly not wisdom - in the Pakistani system.” - ROBERT GRENIER - 30 Jan 2012

[@KanishQQuotes]

He is complaining about the elites from a podium with a Marriott logo

[@kashifhayat2616]

Nikal saallleee

[@Prime.thinktank]

Thanks for your valuable feedback

[@ibrahimsohailkhan1278]

Imtiaz SB is great guy. Too insightful

[@Iramkabir7298]

Mind opening speech 👏👏

[@alisalman1520]

Great speech.

[@zulfchoudhary2746]

❤

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[@gharebovlogs]

hahaha sir 😂really you are very clever.

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