Balochistan Tops In Killings, Target is KP, Rising Poverty, Economic Chaos, Pak Role in Yemen War?
Imtiaz Gul
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This conversation with Dr.Mohammad Ahmed Zubair focuses on the grave internal security and economic situation, rising poverty its impact on Pakistan's long term security. We also focus on the spiraling Yemen war with possible Pakistani participation. This focus on fighting wars abroad takes the focus away from the pressing needs of the country and the spiralling rise in poverty, says Dr.Zubair
20 Comments
@abbasshah2957 1 day ago
Imtiaz Gul Sahib love to see your well candid and insight analysis
@abbasshah2957 1 day ago
I want to clarify that Turkey didn't participate in the Yemani Saudis war Turkey has gone to their parliament for approval to send troops to Saudi Arabia but parliament didn't approve it and finally they decided to send technical experts to help Saudis to fly drones so they have sent some experts to Saudi Arabia
@UBSNEWS-daily 1 day ago
Real issue is not terrorism for military establishment. There only issue is pti right now that is why they don't care about Balochistan
@polygraph1234 16 hours ago
Mathematical theory of chaos can lead to butterfly effect or uncontrollable entropy
@abbasshah2957 1 day ago
Corrupt mafia in government pull their countries to the distorted economy looks to Afghanistan and Bangladesh their economy is on rise instead of downfall because of a corruption free ruling
@Lily-j7c6j 22 hours ago (edited)
Very well said n explained. This fascist regime is destroying system, economy n democracy
@UrfanAhmad-kf6zz 1 day ago
Assalamualikum Mr Gul
We all know who's responsible for this mass. I am sorry to say thing's are going to get lot worse for the poor Pakistani.
We all know who's responsible for this mass. I am sorry to say thing's are going to get lot worse for the poor Pakistani.
@malikkarimbakhsh5417 1 day ago (edited)
Is tarhaa kahein na, hukoomatt aur unkey havvariyoun ney fifty percent abaadee / affraad ko may,yatt banaa rakhaa hei.
@HafeezUrrehman-gb7rq 1 day ago
یو ایس ایس آر سوپر پاور آدھی دنیا پر قبضہ لیکن جب معیشت تباہ ہوئی تو پھر اور ٹوٹا تو ایک سیگریٹ پر لڑکی ساتھ چلنے واسطے تیار ہو جاتی تھی اور مسلی چنگڑ اسی انجام سے دو چار ہونے والے ہیں انتشار عروج پر پہنچنے جا رہا ہے
@nasreenkhan6922 6 hours ago
Analysis har koi aa kar karta hai per result zero awam mar rahi hai salution koi nahi karta
@sultanmahmood6396 19 hours ago
The narrative frames provincial mobilization as a historic triumph (*"Peshawar Chha Gaya"*), boasting that marchers move "without breaking a leaf." This carefully crafted illusion of disciplined political protest hides a glaring double standard:
* *Misallocation of State Resources:* While the KP government directs provincial machinery, vehicles, and manpower toward marching on Islamabad, the province itself remains on the frontlines of an escalating counter-terrorism struggle.
* *The "Peaceful March" Myth:* Glorifying the logistics of a political rally while the state's security apparatus is stretched thin dealing with terrorism is an act of willful blindness.
### 2. Ignoring KP’s 4-Year Escalation of Terrorism
For over four years, KP has faced a brutal resurgence of terrorism—marked by target killings, extortions, and daily attacks on police checkpoints and security personnel.
* *Prioritizing Agitation Over Protection:* Instead of focusing 100% of provincial executive energy, police restructuring, and intelligence coordination on combating terror, the provincial leadership repeatedly redirects public energy toward federal confrontation.
* *Asymmetric Blame:* The YouTuber places the entire burden of national instability on the Central Government while completely shielding the KP administration, which bears the primary constitutional responsibility for local law and order under provincial autonomy (18th Amendment).
### 3. A Decade of Provincial Power Running in Circles
A fundamental flaw in this partisan narrative is treating the KP government as an oppressed outsider rather than an established ruling entity.
* *The Accountability Void:* PTI has governed KP continuously for over a decade. Claiming the province is "trapped" or "marginalized" by the Centre ignores ten years of provincial policy, budgetary control, and institutional management.
* *The Perpetual Victimhood Loop:* By constantly blaming Islamabad for local shortcomings, the commentary perpetuates a cycle where KP governance goes in circles—using federal resistance as an endless excuse for local inaction.
### 4. The Anatomy of Digital Agitprop
The YouTuber functions not as an independent analyst, but as a self-appointed digital mouthpiece whose business model relies on partisan outrage:
* *Monetizing Frustration:* Highlighting grand slogans and provincial chest-thumping generates clicks and algorithmic engagement, but provides zero diagnostic value for the actual citizens of KP facing economic stagnation and insecurity.
* *Simplifying Complex Struggles:* It reduces complex, multi-layered national challenges—such as counter-terrorism, fiscal deficits, and institutional friction—into a simplistic "Good vs. Evil" binary designed to keep followers emotionally hooked.
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*Bottom Line:* Celebrating political marches on the federal capital while your home province struggles under the weight of terrorism and administrative stagnation is not leadership—it is political theatre, amplified by digital cheerleaders who profit from the noise while ignoring the damage on the ground.
* *Misallocation of State Resources:* While the KP government directs provincial machinery, vehicles, and manpower toward marching on Islamabad, the province itself remains on the frontlines of an escalating counter-terrorism struggle.
* *The "Peaceful March" Myth:* Glorifying the logistics of a political rally while the state's security apparatus is stretched thin dealing with terrorism is an act of willful blindness.
### 2. Ignoring KP’s 4-Year Escalation of Terrorism
For over four years, KP has faced a brutal resurgence of terrorism—marked by target killings, extortions, and daily attacks on police checkpoints and security personnel.
* *Prioritizing Agitation Over Protection:* Instead of focusing 100% of provincial executive energy, police restructuring, and intelligence coordination on combating terror, the provincial leadership repeatedly redirects public energy toward federal confrontation.
* *Asymmetric Blame:* The YouTuber places the entire burden of national instability on the Central Government while completely shielding the KP administration, which bears the primary constitutional responsibility for local law and order under provincial autonomy (18th Amendment).
### 3. A Decade of Provincial Power Running in Circles
A fundamental flaw in this partisan narrative is treating the KP government as an oppressed outsider rather than an established ruling entity.
* *The Accountability Void:* PTI has governed KP continuously for over a decade. Claiming the province is "trapped" or "marginalized" by the Centre ignores ten years of provincial policy, budgetary control, and institutional management.
* *The Perpetual Victimhood Loop:* By constantly blaming Islamabad for local shortcomings, the commentary perpetuates a cycle where KP governance goes in circles—using federal resistance as an endless excuse for local inaction.
### 4. The Anatomy of Digital Agitprop
The YouTuber functions not as an independent analyst, but as a self-appointed digital mouthpiece whose business model relies on partisan outrage:
* *Monetizing Frustration:* Highlighting grand slogans and provincial chest-thumping generates clicks and algorithmic engagement, but provides zero diagnostic value for the actual citizens of KP facing economic stagnation and insecurity.
* *Simplifying Complex Struggles:* It reduces complex, multi-layered national challenges—such as counter-terrorism, fiscal deficits, and institutional friction—into a simplistic "Good vs. Evil" binary designed to keep followers emotionally hooked.
---
*Bottom Line:* Celebrating political marches on the federal capital while your home province struggles under the weight of terrorism and administrative stagnation is not leadership—it is political theatre, amplified by digital cheerleaders who profit from the noise while ignoring the damage on the ground.
Balochistan Tops In Killings, Target is KP, Rising Poverty, Economic Chaos, Pak Role in Yemen War?
Imtiaz Gul
6,884 views
This conversation with Dr.Mohammad Ahmed Zubair focuses on the grave internal security and economic situation, rising poverty its impact on Pakistan's long term security. We also focus on the spiraling Yemen war with possible Pakistani participation. This focus on fighting wars abroad takes the focus away from the pressing needs of the country and the spiralling rise in poverty, says Dr.Zubair