Eventually Munir will go, but the armies reputation is…
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Eventually Munir will go, but the armies reputation is forever tarnished
Even during the time of Zia or Musharaff the army wasn't this hated, social media has changed the perspective of the army so much and them being boomers failed to adapt and instead you got the current ISPR director who's an idiot.
Munir will eventually go, maybe a mango like Zia or chased out like Ayub and Musharaff. But the reputation for the army will never recover, no matter how many songs, cartoons, videos or wars they win.
The first thing PTI or any competent party should do when coming back into office is ride the wave of Munir stepping out of line and pushing an Army Reform Act and revoking the power of the chiefs of all three branches and setting up a Integrity Promotion Commission to promote anyone one star and above, takes the power away from the chiefs who hold those promotions hostage for loyalty.
The next would logically be to dismantle ISI, it has failed it's mandate. A new intelligence agency for all foreign intelligence under state control while a defence intelligence under a civilian leadership with army, airforce and navy intelligence reporting to it.
#local #current_events
Even during the time of Zia or Musharaff the army wasn't this hated, social media has changed the perspective of the army so much and them being boomers failed to adapt and instead you got the current ISPR director who's an idiot.
Munir will eventually go, maybe a mango like Zia or chased out like Ayub and Musharaff. But the reputation for the army will never recover, no matter how many songs, cartoons, videos or wars they win.
The first thing PTI or any competent party should do when coming back into office is ride the wave of Munir stepping out of line and pushing an Army Reform Act and revoking the power of the chiefs of all three branches and setting up a Integrity Promotion Commission to promote anyone one star and above, takes the power away from the chiefs who hold those promotions hostage for loyalty.
The next would logically be to dismantle ISI, it has failed it's mandate. A new intelligence agency for all foreign intelligence under state control while a defence intelligence under a civilian leadership with army, airforce and navy intelligence reporting to it.
#local #current_events
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