Imran Khan is literally the only hero that Pakistan could ever hope to have. He is handsome and charming and a genius, and he’s been did-up like they tried to do to Donald Trump. But the Pakistan corrupt power families managed to actually put him in prison.

After holding him for years, they’ve now effectively sentenced him to life, as he’s 72 and his health is already deteriorating.

The masses of people love him, but the Faggot States of Butthole support him being totally destroyed because he is a friend to China.

Reuters:

A Pakistani court sentenced former Prime Minister Imran Khan to 14 years imprisonment on Friday in a land corruption case, a setback to nascent talks between his party and the government aimed at cooling political instability in the south Asian nation.

The verdict in the case was delivered by an anti-graft court in a prison in the garrison city of Rawalpindi, where Khan has been jailed since August 2023.

Khan’s wife Bushra Bibi was also found guilty and sentenced to 7 years in prison. She was out on bail but was taken into custody after the judgment was pronounced, Geo News reported.

Law Minister Azam Nazeer Tarar told reporters that Khan’s party could reach out to higher courts to appeal against the ruling, and that the former cricket star could also file a mercy petition to the president of Pakistan.

His supporters were very unhappy when he was arrested

Omar Ayub, an aide of Khan, said the party will challenge the verdict in higher courts.

The former premier, 72, had been indicted on charges that he and his wife were gifted land by a real estate developer during his premiership from 2018 to 2022 in exchange for illegal favours.

Khan and Bibi had pleaded not guilty.

The reasons they charged him in the first place were similar to the reasons Trump was charged – trumped up nonsense about real estate deals.

The case is linked to the Al-Qadir Trust, a non-government welfare body the couple set up when Khan was in office.

Prosecutors say the trust was a front for Khan to illegally receive land from a real estate developer. They said he was given 60 acres (24 hectares) near Islamabad and another large plot close to his hilltop mansion in the capital.

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The announcement of the verdict was delayed three times, most recently on Monday, amid reconciliation talks between PTI and the government. The two sides have been at loggerheads since Khan was ousted from office in 2022.

The verdict is the biggest setback for Khan and his party since a surprisingly good showing in the 2024 general election when PTI’s candidates – who were forced to contest as independents – won the most seats, but fell short of the majority needed to form a government.

Jailed since August 2023, Khan has been facing dozens of cases ranging from charges of graft and misuse of power, to inciting violence against the state after being removed from office in a parliamentary vote of confidence in April 2022.

That was another Trumpesque charge, relating to him organizing protests against his disenfranchisement.

This real estate thing is the only one of the cases that stuck, now they’ve done a maximalist sentence.

There’s a nonzero chance the Pakistanis will rise up and overthrow the government in response to this sentence.

People need to start demanding that democracy governments explain the benefits of democracy.

If we just look at Pakistan, we can say matter-of-factly that there is no way that these corrupt families would remain entrenched if it was not for democracy. People would rise up. Instead, the people are given the hope that they will be able to vote them out, but if they do that, all of the sudden their leader is arrested and imprisoned for nonsense.

Then the government says “oh yes, but you can still vote for his supporters, so it’s no problem.”

And it just goes on forever.

No one can ever be held accountable in a democracy. Entrenched power can never be dislodged as long as they can tell people to vote. Democracy is tyranny perfected, and it is absurd that people continue to buy into this scam.

#FreeImran

Pakistan has been seeing very riots that one might even call a civil war since the detainment of the country’s rightful ruler, Imran Khan.

The government just broke under the pressure of the mass violence, and released Khan.

He’s now on a bullet train ride to total victory.

The entire Islamic world is closing ranks, and it was never really feasible for Pakistan to be this outlier. Everyone around them wants peace and unity, and without Khan in charge, the nation is a rogue actor.

BBC News:

Pakistan’s Supreme Court has ruled that former prime minister Imran Khan’s dramatic arrest on corruption charges this week was illegal.

The court ordered Mr Khan’s immediate release. His lawyers had argued that his detention from court premises in Islamabad on Tuesday was unlawful.

At least 10 people have been killed and 2,000 arrested as violent protests have swept the country since he was held.

Tuesday’s arrest escalated growing tensions between him and the military.

The opposition leader, ousted in a confidence vote in April last year, was brought to court on the orders of Pakistan’s top judge.

As Mr Khan arrived in court, media ran through the corridors to capture his first public appearance since he was arrested.

Surrounded by security, Mr Khan said nothing as he walked to the wood-panelled courtroom which was filled with officials from his party and journalists.

This isn’t a full surrender.

Stuff is still happening.

He’s still facing charges, Shariff paramilitary forces (who are separate from the military and are effectively just CIA agents) are still making arrests of members of his team.

They don’t want him in the election because they know he’ll win by a massive margin, so they are hitting him with all of these fake charges and trying to imprison him. It’s not dissimilar to what they’re doing to Donald Trump.

Meanwhile, the military is everywhere, but their own goals seem to be in flux, because Khan has the total support of the majority population, and has a lot to offer them. Right now, if they’re backing Shariff, they are tied to a dead horse.

The fact is, letting him out was a huge capitulation.

Imran Khan is a man of destiny.

If they wanted to stop him, they should have killed him in prison.

If you take a shot at the king, and so on.

Imran Khan is an alpha male who is based and redpilled getting canceled by beta boys who got triggered. pic.twitter.com/GGKCIluZwS

— Andrew Anglin (@WorldWarWang) March 20, 2023

Imran Khan is the single most handsome, intelligent, and charismatic person in Pakistan. He should be the leader of the country.

He is also a populist, combining traditional Islamic views with a progressive economic and technological agenda in a way that fits the spirit of the country.

He is basically the Paki Donald Trump.

He was overthrown by US-backed revolutionary terrorists because he understood that the best thing for Pakistan’s future is an alliance with China.

Now they are claiming he’s the terrorist…!

Because Sharif didn’t like it when he rocked the Casbah…!

RT:

Police in Islamabad have filed terrorism charges against former Prime Minister Imran Khan, after crowds of his supporters rioted outside a courthouse in the Pakistani capital. Khan was due to appear at the court on Saturday to answer corruption charges.

You can charge any politician in the world with “corruption.”

Since 1/6, you can apparently accuse any politician of terrorism for having enthusiastic supporters.

Khan, along with more than a dozen officials in his Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party and scores of his supporters, were charged with a litany of offenses, including rioting, obstruction, assault on police officers, arson, intimidation, and acts of terrorism, Pakistan’s The Nation newspaper reported on Sunday.

The charges stemmed from a riot outside the Islamabad Judicial Complex on Saturday, in which protesters hurled rocks and fire bombs at police as they waited for Khan to arrive at the building. A dozen police vehicles were burned, and officers responded with tear gas.

More than 50 officers were injured, and 59 of Khan’s supporters were arrested, the Associated Press reported.

Police raided Khan’s residence in Lahore earlier on Saturday, shortly after he left for the court date in Islamabad. A crowd of the former PM’s supporters attempted to block police from carrying out the raid, leading to clashes and 30 arrests. The raid was not the first on Khan’s home, and the former leader previously accused authorities of attempting to arrest and execute him.

MPGA is much more hardcore than MAGA.

Khan never entered the courtroom on Saturday. In a video message to supporters, he claimed that police fired tear gas at his vehicle, preventing him from stepping outside. The judge postponed his hearing until March 31.

A former cricketer, Khan became prime minister of Pakistan in 2018 but was ousted in 2022. He is accused by the state of unlawfully selling official gifts given to him by foreign dignitaries during his tenure. Khan claims that the corruption charges are politically motivated and aimed at preventing him from returning to power.

Khan built economic and diplomatic relations with Russia and China during his time in office, and he has since claimed that his removal was orchestrated by the US with the goal of installing a more compliant leader.

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Despite his ongoing legal drama, Khan is the most popular political leader in Pakistan, with an approval rating of 61%, according to a Gallup poll taken earlier this month. Current Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif sits at 32%.

Khanists could easily just overthrow the government and put him back in power, all things being equal.

But all things are not equal, given that Sharif is an agent of ZOG’s “Anal Empire” project, and therefore has access to MIND WEAPONS.

I guess the good news is that color revolutions now only work in Pakistan and other shitholes like the Ukraine. They don’t work in serious places like Hong Kong or Russia.

I’m think of releasing an emo folk song in the style of Bon Iver about Khan’s struggles.

A lot of times people say “this is like a third world country” about things that are not like a third world country. Like, having homeless encampments of drug addicts or violent crime everywhere – very few third world countries have that.

However, here’s something that is like a third world country: prosecuting the opposition after you get them out of office. This pretty much always happens in every third world country.

RT:

Pakistani police have pressed charges against former Prime Minister Imran Khan, accusing him of violating anti-terrorism laws, local authorities said on Monday. The move comes after Khan allegedly threatened a member of the judiciary and police officers.

A police report was filed against the former prime minister after he vowed to sue a female judge and police agencies over what he said was the torturing of his chief of staff, Shahbaz Gill, while in custody.

Gill himself is being detained under sedition charges after being arrested on August 9. The claims in question were reportedly made by Khan at a rally in Islamabad on Saturday.

According to media reports, Khan appears to still be free. His Tehreek-e-Insaf party, which is now in opposition to the Pakistani government, has released a video featuring crowds of supporters gathering outside the home of the beleaguered politician, potentially to prevent police from detaining him.

The police report containing the charges against Khan includes the testimony from magistrate judge Ali Javed, who apparently was present at the Islamabad rally and heard Khan’s words firsthand.

“You also get ready for it, we will also take action against you. All of you must be ashamed,” the ex-PM reportedly said.

If the prosecution manages to prove Khan’s guilt, he may face several years in prison.

Merrick Garland’s persecution of Donald Trump is straight out of the Pakistani playbook. This happens literally every time in Pakistan – unless the opposition gets assassinated before they can be arrested.

Khan is a cool guy, I think. I don’t follow Pakistani politics closely, but he seemed to be getting railroaded by America-backed opposition. He’s a populist and popular, so he would try to stage a comeback like Donald Trump is trying to do – but you can’t stage a comeback from prison.

Overall, however, the United States is much worse than a third world country. Individuals have so much less freedom in America, the government is much more corrupt in America, and the taxes are much more severe in America. In America, you feel like you have a machine constantly breathing down your neck, and you just don’t feel that in other countries. Maybe in North Korea, but I don’t think there is really any other country that can be compared to America, in terms of just a total lack of personal autonomy.

And it’s not just third world countries. In China, you have a lot more freedom of speech. But also, China has a national law that vaccine mandates are illegal. There is at least 100 times the personal freedom in China than there is in America. The same is true of Russia.

America is the most miserable country on earth, by a lot.

The alpha male Pashtun ruler of Pakistan, a former sports star, is going for the hat trick.

If I were him, I would call my tribal cousins from the Taliban in as peacekeepers. They would obviously do it.

Though that could obviously end in the same way as when King Charles tried to call in Irish Catholic peacekeepers to fight Cromwell’s Satan-Jew army of terrorists.

I mean, actually, if Charles could have gotten the Irish into London, they probably could have put Cromwell down. But the Irish didn’t have Hilluxes.

The Taliban has Hilluxes.

Can you think of anything more awesome that could happen in any Islamic country than the Pashtun leader of Pakistan calling in the Taliban as peacekeepers against an American-backed coup?

It’s impossible he hasn’t thought about this. Khan is working with China, and China is working with the Taliban.

Video of them boys rolling into Islamabad on their Toyotas would be an epic historical event.

RT:

Massive demonstrations rocked multiple Pakistani cities, including the country’s capital of Islamabad, on Sunday, with thousands taking to the streets to express their support for deposed Prime Minister Imran Khan. He was ousted by the country’s parliament in a successful no-confidence vote on Saturday. Khan blasted the vote as a foreign-backed regime change operation.

“Never have such crowds come out so spontaneously and in such numbers in our history, rejecting the imported govt led by crooks,” Khan said on Twitter, sharing footage of the protests.

Never have such crowds come out so spontaneously and in such numbers in our history, rejecting the imported govt led by crooks. pic.twitter.com/YWrvD1u8MM

— Imran Khan (@ImranKhanPTI) April 10, 2022

The demonstrations were spearheaded by Khan’s PTI party, which called upon its members and supporters to take to the streets across the country.

"We want #ImranKhan back"
Pakistan will not rest until fresh elections are conducted!

This clip is from Peshawar, KP #امپورٹڈ_حکومت_نامنظور#عمران_خان_نہیں_جھکا pic.twitter.com/rrM9Ue5ybS

— PTI (@PTIofficial) April 10, 2022

Earlier in the day, Khan reiterated his allegations against the US, blaming his ouster on Washington and branding it a “regime change” operation aimed at bringing “into power a coterie of pliable crooks all out on bail.”

The former PM also said the country was entering a new period of “freedom struggle” with the Pakistani people protecting “sovereignty and democracy” from a “foreign conspiracy of regime change.”

It’s an 8-hour drive by Hillux from Kabul to Islamabad. Them bois are ready to go, I can tell you that. They can leave at midnight and arrive at 8 AM to surround and depose the Parliament. They’ll be backed up by the hundreds of thousands of protesters in the street, so the Pakistan military can’t just start shooting at them.

Plus, I mean – does the Pakistan military not like the Taliban in the first place? I can’t keep track of these shifting alliances in Central Asia, but Pakistani intelligence has often been credited as founding the Taliban in the 1990s.

Call them bois, Khan.

The State Department can’t do shit.

India could send in peacekeepers to… fight the Taliban.

But they won’t.

I mean, they probably won’t.

Even if they did, Khan is going to be executed if he doesn’t pull off a reverse-coup. Because he’s already effectively initiated a reverse-coup by calling his supporters into the street.

F 9 park islamabad right now…. Traffic on jinnah Avenue outside as far as one can see….. Zinda qom…. Ghulami key liye tayyar nahee pic.twitter.com/fgGNyyJ5l2

— Asad Umar (@Asad_Umar) April 10, 2022

It looks like Imran Khan has hit "Ctrl + C" on March 27 Islamabad Jalsa and then "Ctrl + V" in all Pakistan cities! Never seen before scenes all over Pakistan right now! #RevolutionBlackedOut pic.twitter.com/7pFWxcaKBR

— PTI (@PTIofficial) April 10, 2022

These are the days of going all in.

He who dares, wins.

In the game of thrones, you win or you die.

Call in the Taliban, Khan.

I’ve not been closely following the Pakistan situation, other than by watching Indian television, which is extremely biased on this issue.

Indians have been calling for Imran Khan to be ousted, but they are also opposed to the opposition. They just hate Pakistan and want chaos in the country.

Khan for his part has said that the opposition is part of a US plot against him. I’m not sure that he’s ever presented any evidence, but given that he’s sided with Russia, I would just assume this is the case, even if he hadn’t said it himself.

However, it must be said: he did a lot to dig his own grave by going along with the coronavirus hoax. As we know from Belarus’ Lukashenko, the World Bank was going around offering countries billions of dollars to lock down their countries.

Belarus refused, but it looks like every country that did lock down was paid to do so.

You can see why Khan would accept such a deal. But it did not pay off.

RT:

Pakistan’s National Assembly has passed a vote of no-confidence against Prime Minister Imran Khan on Sunday, with 176 lawmakers out of 342 voting against him. The speaker of the parliament’s lower house Asad Qaisar, who is also a member of Khan’s party, announced his resignation after adjourning the house three times throughout Saturday.

Khan PTI’s party effectively lost its majority in the National Assembly in March when seven MPs from its coalition partner decided to join the opposition’s ranks. The rivals accused the cricket star-turned-politician of mismanaging Pakistan’s economy, battered by the Covid-19 pandemic, as well as mishandling Islamabad’s foreign and internal policy.

Sunday’s motion means that Khan’s five-year term has ended early, much like that of all previous prime ministers of the country.

They’ve literally never had a Prime Minister who served a full term. They either are forced to resign or are assassinated.

The opposition will now put forward their own candidate to replace Khan as PM. On March 21, Maryam Nawaz, the vice president of the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz party – the country’s leading opposition force – told journalists that the party had nominated Shehbaz Sharif as its candidate for the office, which was confirmed by Sharif himself on Thursday.

Yeah, I’m sure another Sharif will be great for the country.

Khan, in turn, had previously claimed that the opposition was doing a foreign power’s bidding, and that an “imported government” would be installed in Pakistan should he be ousted. In his Friday night address, the politician vowed that he would put up a struggle, calling on his supporters to take to the streets.

Khan previously pointed the finger at the US, which he said wanted him gone, for his attempts to carry out an independent foreign policy and his visit to Moscow in late February. The politician claimed to have a recording from the Pakistani ambassador in Washington proving the allegations.

Yeah, he also said he had a secret letter, which he was waving around.

“We talked about this letter on the 27th March and not earlier because we were hosting OIC session, which is a moment of proud for us”-@ImranKhanPTI #آخری_سانس_تک_عمران_خان pic.twitter.com/JcYEct2Bvr

— SUNGRAIZ FARYAD (@sungraizfaryad) April 2, 2022

Seems legit.

Khan is a genuine outsider, being a celebrity who got elected through popularity. That’s not really normal in Middle Eastern politics, or I guess any politics.

He was also a Pashtun, which is why he is more handsome and masculine than most Pakistanis.

Sharif don’t like it.

Bhutto don’t like it either.

If Khan hadn’t fallen prey to this coronavirus hoax, and held the economy together, he could have pushed the popular populist-Islam thing and probably changed the status of Pakistan, creating a more stable country backed by China. But doing the virus thing and allowing the economy to unravel created a point of attack.

We’re seeing this many places now. Sri Lanka, for example. The West paid these countries to destroy their own economies; now they’re using the destruction of their economies as a revolutionary battering ram.

I don’t know what these countries thought was going to happen.

It would be cool if Khan could cut a deal with the military and do some kind of Sisi type coup, but from what I’ve seen on Indian TV, the military is standing with the opposition.

As far as the US supporting the opposition – again, I’m sure that’s true, but Pakistan is way too chaotic of a country for them to really run any kind of hardcore political occupation there long-term.

This current situation is so contentious, given Khan’s large support base, that there’s a pretty good chance Sharif will get assassinated. Also, if Khan’s street protests don’t work, he’s going to have to flee the country to keep from being assassinated or imprisoned.

Pakistan is a super wacky place, I can tell you this.

The letter says: "If Imran Khan is removed and No Confidence Motion is successful then all will be forgiven"..

"What will be forgiven? What crime has Pakistan committed?
And Who the hell is America to forgive us"?!! – @ShireenMazari1 #امپورٹڈ_حکومت_نامنظور pic.twitter.com/FtP3Rk5HvW

— PTI (@PTIofficial) April 9, 2022

Imran Khan is alpha and a chad and I’m 99% sure that T.E. Lawrence is one of his ancestors.

The Guardian:

Pakistan’s prime minister, Imran Khan, is facing backlash after he blamed victims of rape for wearing “very few clothes”.

The former cricket captain was questioned by the Axios journalist Jonathan Swan about the ongoing “rape epidemic” in Pakistan and responded by saying: “If a woman is wearing very few clothes it will have an impact on the man unless they are robots. It’s common sense.”

It is the most simple, common sense fact of basic biology.

It’s the single most obvious thing in the universe, but you’re just not allowed to say it – because it would hurt women’s feelings to say it.

If there is a problem that didn’t used to exist that all of a sudden started existing, you look at what changed. In the new problem of a “rape epidemic,” the thing that changed was that women started leaving the house wearing little clothing.

This phenomenon of women walking around half-naked sets off a light in the male brain that says “that woman must be trying to get raped, or else she wouldn’t be walking around like that.”

We live in a system that is entirely based on stupid lies. Therefore, the more obvious something is, the bigger the social punishment for saying it. “Women dressed like whores deserve to be raped” is about the single most obviously true statement a person could make, and therefore it is considered the highest heresy against the order of falsehood.

Jonathan Swan is such a gotcha faggot. He goes around acting like he’s hot shit, and every single thing I have ever seen from this homo is just standard gotcha tabloid tripe.

He’s the best living mainstream media journalist because he’s the best at the tabloid gotcha.

He literally has a team of writers to put the gotchas together for him too – he’s just really, really good at springing the gotcha.

I would be ashamed in front of my ancestors and in front of Jesus if I was being celebrated as the world’s greatest gotcha artist.

This chilling footage shows the moment a convicted sex offender cruises the streets in his car looking for his next victim – and locates a six-year-old girl riding her bicycle.

Imran Khan, 34, from Accrington, already had a conviction for a sexual offence involving a 12-year-old girl in 2008 and was on the sex offenders’ register. He was jailed for nine years, but was released in 2013.

But despite being under supervision, the paedophile was able to re-offend in this sickening incident.

At around 4pm on March 26 this year, the little girl was playing on Nairne Street in Burnley when she was snatched by Khan and bundled into the boot of his black Vauxhall Astra car.

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TWO men picked up two teenage girls off the street, took them to a house and raped one of them, a court heard.

A jury was told that Imran Khan, aged 36, and Zhaid Mohmmed, aged 45, from Halliwell, refused to let the girls, who were 14 and 15, leave the house in Chester Street, Blackburn, and “took advantage of them sexually”.

Robert Golinski, prosecuting, told Preston Crown Court that the girls said they had told the men how old they were while in a silver Honda, which was being driven by Mohmmed, of Tenby Close, Blackburn.

He said: “This is a case involving the sexual exploitation of young and vulnerable girls by much older men.”

The jury was told the defendants stopped and asked the alleged victims if they wanted a lift as they walked in Blackburn late at night.

Mr Golinski said the girls had told police that the men spoke to each other “in their own language” so they could not understand what was being said.

But the men did tell the complainants to keep their heads down in the car in case they were seen by the police, the jury heard.

Mr Golinski said: “They knew it would be seen as being totally inappropriate for those young girls to be in a vehicle with two men at that time of night.”

The girls where not taken where they asked to go, but were instead driven to the property in Chester Street.

The prosecutor said: “The girls were making it clear to the men that they wanted to leave but they were refused.

“They were offered drink and drugs.

“The girls were then separated by the two men, each of the taking one of the girls.

“The prosecution say this was a deliberate policy by the defendants to get each of the girls alone.”

The 14-year-old girl was then assaulted by Mohmmed, of Boardman Street, Halliwell, the court was told.

It was alleged the other, who was 15, was then raped in an upstairs bedroom by Khan.

The court was told that his DNA was later found in the girl’s underwear, which she had thrown away because she “felt dirty”.

Khan denies one count of rape and two of detaining a child without lawful authority.

He told police the girls had said they were 17 and 18 and that any sexual activity had been consensual, the court heard.

Mohmmed denies two counts of detaining a child without lawful authority and two of sexual activity with a female under 16.

When he was interviewed, he said the girls had told them they were 16 and 17.

Mr O’Brien told the court: “The prosecution say that the notion that these two young girls had quite freely gone to an adult male strangers house where one of the had had consensual sexual intercourse with a man and that they have then gone on to make false allegations is nonsense.”

The trial continues.