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not very knowledgeable about Pakistan. Hope comrades who know more can chime in.

khan's address to the nation

https://nitter.net/ImranKhanPTI/status/1512469110952984577

Pakistan: Imran Khan Declares 'I Am Not Resigning, Not Running For Govt But For A Cause'

https://archive.ph/sgrh8

Pakistan political crisis live news: Khan removed as PM

https://archive.ph/E46uO

Plots and Counter-Plots: Western Skulduggery to Realign Central Asia

https://archive.ph/guq59

Pakistan won’t accept ‘imported government’ – Khan

https://archive.ph/EelgE

"America has – oh, not America but a foreign country I can’t name. I mean from a foreign country, we received a message, They say that ‘our anger will vanish if Imran Khan loses this no-confidence vote’” - Khan

https://archive.ph/lYLew

  • DJMSilver [he/him]
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    3 years ago

    Is every political event pre-ordained by the CIA for you? Does this 'coup' serve the CIA? It could just be political jockeying between bourgeoises, from what ive read he's a generic socdem who's pro-west. I am open to it but I dont know enough about Pakistan yet to form an opinion and there hasnt been clear alerts of US meddling.

    • Thomas_Dankara [any,comrade/them]
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      3 years ago

      Is every political event pre-ordained by the CIA for you?

      no

      Does this ‘coup’ serve the CIA?

      I don't know

      It could just be political jockeying between bourgeoises

      It could. Nevertheless intelligence agencies often come into play in inter-bourgeois conflict, just as they come into play in class conflict.

      from what ive read he’s a generic socdem who’s pro-west

      yeah someone else in this thread said that's how he was initially perceived and he's changed his tune or something. idk.

      I am open to it but I dont know enough about Pakistan yet to form an opinion

      same

      there hasnt been clear alerts of US meddling.

      well Imran Khan himself has stated in semi-explicit terms that he thinks the US is trying to topple him.

      Fighting for his political life, Khan addressed the nation late Thursday, appearing to blunder when he named the United States as the origin of a "message" he said showed meddling in Pakistan's affairs.

      "America has -- oh, not America but a foreign country I can't name. I mean from a foreign country, we received a message, They say that 'our anger will vanish if Imran Khan loses this no-confidence vote'"