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By-Elections | PML-N's Victory | Upset For PTI | Why Turn Over Remained Low? | Nadeem Malik Live
Terrorists Strike: Pre-Election Violence Rocks Pakistan as Police Station Ambushed.
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IF NAWAZ SHARIF WINS I BETTER NOT HERE ONE FUCKING COMPLAINT FROM ANY OF YOU BITCHES WHO VOTED FOR HIM. All you Pakistanis who endlessly moan and lament about the situation and then voted for Nawaz Sharif? Who has never done shit in his political career? Im gonna laugh in your face when a year from now, you are all complaining about the same damn problems. JOKES ON YOU BITCHES.
Trudging to the finish line
Pakistani journalist Saba Imtiaz writes about the challenges of the Pakistani political parties as they head into the final stretch of election campaigning and rhetoric:
Pakistan trudges, bloodied and wounded, to the finish line: May 11. And it is becoming increasingly clear that without the ability to hold large, grandiose rallies that capture the attention of the people and pundits, and where even neighborhood campaign offices are bombed, the three parties will remain on the sidelines of this election. It isn’t fair, the three are saying, claiming that that this is “not a law and order situation, but an ideological division”. In a country where the notions of change and revolution and promises of a newer, brighter Pakistan are repeated ad nauseam by candidates who’ve been in politics for as long as the youngest voter in the country, the only thing that has really changed is how violent the elections have become.
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