After disappointing results in by-elections in Mansehra and Rawalpindi, where PTI only got about three thousand votes after numerous jalsas of Imran Khan, PTI needs some serious soul searching if it is to become an electoral force.

To highlight the plight of Dr Aafia and our human interaction with these issues.

This poem was written to highlight the plight of a little boy Zaqwan Ali, in Gojra, Pakistan. Many others like him every day fall prey to diseases of all sorts.

So how can the party move on ?

What are the real impediments hampering the progressive growth of the party ?

One of the issue that always invites controversy inside the party is that of Elections.

We spend a lifetime building a reputation. It cannot be bought and has to be earned.

Those who aspire to lead, must possess the essential characteristics required for leadership, since its primary function is to provide direction, lead by example and serve as a role model for the

This question is almost always put to me, why when Imran khan is such a relentlessly dedicated , sincere and above the board leader ,with proven track record of achieving almost impossible milestones in the field

Pakistan is going through one of the worst ever crisis in its 60 year history. While world-wide terrorism attacks are on decline, they have increased 4 fold in Pakistan.

We are the mirrors, we are the reflection!

Only Pakistanis can remedy the misery they live in once they make up their minds to terminate the system that has castrated them for more than six decades. Pakistan’s elites produced few men and women of conscience, who could transcend their class origins to mobilize workers and peasants to fight for their rights. More regrettably, Pakistan’s emerging middle classes have been too busy aping the brown Sahibs, stepping over each other to join the ranks of the corrupt elites. As a result, Pakistan’s elites have grown more predatory, refusing to establish the rule of law in any sphere of society.

When Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto entrusted Major General Naseer Ullah Babar to create a student dominated resistance in Afghanistan, he ignored a very important lesson of power politics. Hans Joachim Morgenthau in his book, Politics Amongst Nations had observed, ‘The statesman must think in terms of the national interest, conceived as power among other powers’

US Strategic mind is obsessed with dominance. A constant drift from a measured military response to countervailing strategic dominance is visible. At the heart of such thought is the containment and control of Eurasia in which Pakistan constitutes the formidable Southern Front.

NRO Apologetics are at crossroads now, either you have to profess for democracy or for NRO, its upto you. But you cannot profess for both at same time. Its your test, are you different from taliban apologetics or the other side of the same coin? ball is in your court. But your initial response to NRO is suggesting that you are no different from taliban apologetics. Time is running out or be ready like taliban to face the music.

Taliban’s worldview and policies and the American response to it has put Pakistan smack in the middle of a war we did not start and don’t want to be a part of either. Unfortunately our leadership does not know how to standup for Pakistan’s interests and our masses’ wellbeing and safety.

Over many months, I along with other party members have been venting on the forum, raising many pertinent questions without necessarily receiving adequate answers. We seem to find a collective solace in having the ability to unburden our frustrations. With each passing ‘missed opportunity’ by the party hierarchy, this mood will inevitably lead to a growing despondency with the party itself.

A cut through the clutter: What does PTI stand for?

One word: Justice.

According to Plato in his Republic, justice is a compromise that lets society function peacefully for long periods of time.

This poem was written to highlight the plight of Dr Aafia, Amina Masood's husband and all those missing people in Pakistan from various quarters through " Enforced Disappearences". It also covers the issues we face in Pakistan and actions to resolve.

No one knows what tomorrow will bring for all but it is evident that the time for hypocrites and disingenuous people is up. Tomorrow will not belong to them but to someone else. Imran Khan or someone unknown.

This poem was written for a speedy recovery of our Leader, PTI Chairman, Imran Khan.

Cold war and bipolar world was defined as fight for the systems and ideologies i.e,capitalism with its free market and interest based economy with multiparty system fought with communisn with its state controlled economy and single party system.

AWAM knows very well about those who opened their eyes in the laps of Ayub, Zia & Mush and they owe their STATURE to these military dictators. While Imran Khan used his own STATURE, earned through hardwork, to serve people in the sectors of health & education where ruling elite failed to deliver the same services to AWAM & then he founded PTI to serve the AWAM at a larger scale.

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Pakistan’s only choice is to militarily defeat these radical groups bred in intolerance, savagery and a stand alone romantic notion of religion.

....But when PakPAC did a poll in 2008 of which Political Party their respondents would favor in the Pakistan Elections, while 41% said Other, the party with the greatest percentage of votes was Tehreek-e-Insaf with 24% and PML-N with 16% followed by the PPP and MQM. It should be mentioned that the political party had (Imran Khan) attached to it.

This poem was written as a ” colloborative” effort by myself and young PTI activist Furqan Nadeem. All the credit goes to him for all the effects and initial work.

There's a logic behind the bottom to top functionality of parliament & top to bottom functionality of military. And its not difficult to understand. Parliament's bottom to top functionality is based on reaching a collective decision & military's top to bottom functionality is based on implementing the decision taken by parliament (collective decision).

So "year & half or 30 years out of 62" for lack of solutions is no excuse as during the remaining years they were also holding office as well (bhutto under more or less entire era of ayub, sharif under more or less entire era of zia, chaudheries, fazlu, qazi & altaf under more or less entire era of mush).

here has been, for a number of years, a sustained criticism of Imran Khan for being “too close” to the religious parties specially the Jamaat e Islami. Most of these critics come from an urban secular background who have long suffered from a chronic frustration about national affairs.

Many of the politcal observers will agree that Pakistan is changing, infact it is is changing so fast that the pace and magnitude is hard to predict. This represents a huge challenge for existing politcal forces

Ruling Elite wants to continue depriving the Poor from having same books/ syllabus so that their own kids can enjoy the limited competition for High Profile jobs in open market.

PTI UAE celebrated Independence Day in a glorious way. 3200 new members joined PTI at the historical day. In my opinion, it's time to motivate them to become paying member because they are all from overseas.

Congratulations to all the protagonists, who do make up this wonderful saga named Pakistan. It is a day, when, one could sit back and mull over the great virtues of this nation.

It would perhaps be fair to say that most of the current supporters of MQM would be members of Pakistan Tehrik e Insaf if their party didn’t exist. It would perhaps also be fair to say that MQMs public support has remained static during the last two decades whereas PTI is a party experiencing dynamic growth during the last few years. The latest IRI political survey of Pakistan gives both these parties an equal level of public support. The survey also gives Imran Khan a popularity of 38% while Altaf Husain stands at 11%. This particular statistic may be a reflection of PTI’s stature as a national party and MQM as primarily a provincial one.