I am not all that familiar myself but they're not Islamic fundamentalist per say, they believe peace can't achieved by fighting the Taliban militarily but through negotiations(as the Americans themselves have found out in Afghanistan).
Of course any party in pakistan has to pander to hardliners, only the degree to which they do that varies.
PTI recently tried to get an Ahmadi economist appointed to the government, they're secular by Pakistani standards They do have to pay tribute to political Islam, but you can't really exist as a poltiical party in Pakistan without doing so.
Well he is good but even he wouldn't be able to stop this on a such a short time and most probably would have been blamed for it(Yahoodi-Ahmadia sazeesh).
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1 SnapshillBot 2018-11-30
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1 RyuunDragon 2018-11-30
Aren't the "pti" everyone's talking about in that thread the islamic fundamentalist party?
Imagine thinking the Taliban knows how an economy works, lmfao
1 MAMStoic 2018-11-30
I am not all that familiar myself but they're not Islamic fundamentalist per say, they believe peace can't achieved by fighting the Taliban militarily but through negotiations(as the Americans themselves have found out in Afghanistan).
Of course any party in pakistan has to pander to hardliners, only the degree to which they do that varies.
1 pisserpatterwater 2018-11-30
PTI recently tried to get an Ahmadi economist appointed to the government, they're secular by Pakistani standards They do have to pay tribute to political Islam, but you can't really exist as a poltiical party in Pakistan without doing so.
1 MAMStoic 2018-11-30
Yeah that's what I am saying as well lol. Their religious rhetoric if any seems purely for politics than deeply held beliefs.
Unfortunate on Atif mian although he doesn't need to be hold an official position to advice the government.
1 pisserpatterwater 2018-11-30
It's a real shame he wasn't appointed, he's highly competent.
1 MAMStoic 2018-11-30
Well he is good but even he wouldn't be able to stop this on a such a short time and most probably would have been blamed for it(Yahoodi-Ahmadia sazeesh).
I think an unofficial support is better.
1 pisserpatterwater 2018-11-30
PTI definitely isn't Islamic fundamentalists lol.
1 RyuunDragon 2018-11-30
Goddamn my bad. How am I supposed to be able to tell between all these three letter acronyms in a country on the other side of the world?
1 Yonduc 2018-11-30
Retards.
1 RyuunDragon 2018-11-30
They had it coming tbh
1 Ultrashitposter 2018-11-30
The Jews ofc
1 JayBaumanManhole 2018-11-30
😂😂😂
1 UncleTomyeWest 2018-11-30
India
1 JayBaumanManhole 2018-11-30
I'm not Indian
1 UncleTomyeWest 2018-11-30
You don’t need to be Indian to laugh or enjoy it lol
1 MandirKahaBanega 2018-11-30
If you deep throat him a bit more your shit will turn white.
1 UncleTomyeWest 2018-11-30
Wtf? Shit is brown dude.
1 pisserpatterwater 2018-11-30
Sharif government put us deep in Chinese debt, but IK govt isn't doing too well either; definitely an improvement though.
1 MAMStoic 2018-11-30
Realistically I don't see what any government can do clear out this mess in a few years let alone a 100 days.
This time if Pakistan does go to the IMF it should actually follow up with the reforms they're suggesting.
1 pisserpatterwater 2018-11-30
Yeah, they don't really have any good options for fixing it.
1 bareballzthebitch 2018-11-30
It’s over for pakicels