IMRAN KHAN is the man for Pakistan.

[GLORY OF '92]

Imran Khan is the only person who could lead pakistan out of the mess it finds itself in.
Imran Khan for PM. Discuss.

[dblock]

It's not as simple as having one person miraculously trying to solve a whole nations problems.

Definitely need a the support of the public in overcoming the most fundamental of Pakistan's problems.

[GLORY OF '92]

yes but you do need a leader who is trying for the country.

[in_cutter]

Originally Posted by GLORY OF '92 Imran Khan is the only person who could lead pakistan out of the mess it finds itself in. Imran Khan for PM. Discuss.

Ye, whatever.

[GLORY OF '92]

What sort of reply is that?

[pakistanbest]

it would be a good start imran the man being PM. but he cant do it alone.

[Zeenix]

Originally Posted by GLORY OF '92 Imran Khan is the only person who could lead pakistan out of the mess it finds itself in. Imran Khan for PM. Discuss.

I don't find Imran khan mature enough. Don't get me wrong. I am all praises for his clear view of the problems that pakistan is confronted with, but many of his decisions aren't very mature. For example not contesting the elections. Qazi had reasons for not contesting the election one of them being that he knew that he'd be routed, but If Imran had contested he would have definitely would have shared the seats with PML(N) who got votes because of its stance on the Judges issue, and would have been in a much better position. Once the parliament is summoned, and the elected govt takes over, Imran would once again be a political nobody. He missed an excellent chance which would have catapulted him to the decision making quarters. He chose not to. Politics isn't just about good intentions, there's a lot more to it. Politics isn't a cricket team, a fact that Imran fails to realize now and then

[lodge_boy]

Originally Posted by pakistanbest it would be a good start imran the man being PM. but he cant do it alone.

but trust me i can manage all these problems just make me the PM of pakistan and see what i will do

[pakistanbest]

Originally Posted by lodge_boy but trust me i can manage all these problems just make me the PM of pakistan and see what i will do

alright y stand at the next elections. i will vote for u.

lets c what u do

you can talk the talk but can u walk the walk

[lodge_boy]

Originally Posted by pakistanbest alright y stand at the next elections. i will vote for u. lets c what u do you can talk the talk but can u walk the walk

yes i can do a lot, but the thing is i am 17, so i will have to wait till iget 25

[Raul Madrid]

Originally Posted by GLORY OF '92 Imran Khan is the only person who could lead pakistan out of the mess it finds itself in. . Discuss.

I think Javed Miandad is the only person who could lead pakistan out of the mess it finds itself in.

Discuss

[Umta]

I agree but he didn't take part in elections unfortunately. I think if he can pull of 10 seats in national assembly he will become a force in next 10 years but that didn't happen

[Zechariah]

I thought he was the right man too but his immature action at election time suggests he is not ready to lead Pakistan - we have all sorts of problems at the moment and we dont want a leader making emotional decisions.

[waqar_ahmad]

Originally Posted by Zeenix I don't find Imran khan mature enough. Don't get me wrong. I am all praises for his clear view of the problems that pakistan is confronted with, but many of his decisions aren't very mature. For example not contesting the elections. Qazi had reasons for not contesting the election one of them being that he knew that he'd be routed, but If Imran had contested he would have definitely would have shared the seats with PML(N) who got votes because of its stance on the Judges issue, and would have been in a much better position. Once the parliament is summoned, and the elected govt takes over, Imran would once again be a political nobody. He missed an excellent chance which would have catapulted him to the decision making quarters. He chose not to. Politics isn't just about good intentions, there's a lot more to it. Politics isn't a cricket team, a fact that Imran fails to realize now and then

Zeenix

Imran khan might not be the most mature politican out there, but he does have some principles that he stands by. Yes, he might make a few mistakes, but I would prefer Imran khan to most others, mainly coz he wont bow down to other countries, like most of our other politicans do.

[Wazeeri]

I don't think Imran is intellectualy apt or in anyway qualified to lead a country. He cannot lead Pakistan because he doesn't know how to. He may have his goals right but his methods are usually ill thought out and poorly implemented.

Having said that the above goes for 99% of the politicians and Imran is a better choice than most others.

My only issue with him is that if he was made PM he wouldn't last past one term. He has very little support outside of the city centres and is an easy target for the opposition.