Is General Asim Munir ready?

[N.Siddiqui]

Is this long eulogy a piece of satire...

If not a piece of Shi*tt.

 

[Azadkashmir]

munir is ready just pour another glass he lift it to his mouth.

 

[Baburfromsarmarkand]

I feel bad for him, hes under a lot of pressure from the ecconomy and world powers, hes like Shah Abbas of Iran who stepped in right when the Ottomans and Russians were taking teritory left and right.

 

[truthseeker2010]

Faujeets keep mentioning Col sher khan but conveninetly left out the part in which his body and hundreds of others bodies of NLI(Northern light infantry) were left there and our lumber 1 ran away

This country give more importance to dead and statues than those alive.

 

[BamsiBey]

The faujeets and bootlickers will soon realize that May 9 is not big enough event to provide cover for their shameless crimes and corruption against the people.

This country give more importance to dead and statues than those alive.

Million dollar comment.

But i would argue that the corrupt Politicians and Generals shamelessly use the dead for political mileage and self-promotion.

 

[313ghazi]

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@muhammadhafeezmalik , aap doosra uthaney aa jao.

You sir, have won the internet today! Bravo.

 

[khansaheeb]

A general need not be ready but the army should always be ready.

The outpouring of support that Pakistan Army has received in the aftermath of the tragedy is a true reflection of how she remains a red line for the nation.

Both the general and soldiers need to be ready and both constitute the army. The success of an army is often intrinsically tied to the leadership and strategic prowess of its generals. A skilled and effective general plays a crucial role in shaping the outcome of conflicts and determining the trajectory of military operations. Their ability to make astute decisions, devise effective strategies, and inspire and lead their troops can make a profound difference in the success or failure of an army.

A successful general possesses a combination of traits and skills that set them apart. They exhibit a deep understanding of military tactics, logistics, and the intricacies of warfare. Their strategic thinking allows them to analyze complex situations, anticipate enemy movements, and exploit weaknesses in the opposing forces. Effective generals are also adept at coordinating and commanding their troops, ensuring cohesion, discipline, and effective communication throughout their ranks.

Furthermore, a successful general embodies strong leadership qualities. They inspire confidence and trust in their soldiers, motivating them to perform at their best and persevere in the face of adversity. They lead by example, displaying courage, resilience, and a willingness to make tough decisions when necessary. Additionally, they possess excellent communication and diplomatic skills, enabling them to collaborate effectively with other military leaders and navigate the complexities of the political landscape.

However, it is important to recognize that the success of an army is not solely dependent on the general. Numerous other factors contribute to victory or defeat, including the quality of the soldiers, available resources, geopolitical context, and the overall strategy employed by the military leadership. While a skilled and successful general can greatly enhance the chances of success, it is the collective effort and coordination of the entire army that ultimately determines the outcome of a conflict.

In summary, a successful general serves as a linchpin for the success of an army, employing their strategic acumen, leadership skills, and ability to inspire and coordinate troops. While their role is significant, it is crucial to acknowledge the multifaceted nature of military success and the multitude of factors that influence the outcome of conflicts.

Army needs undivided support of the people and the army mustn't be allowed to be used as a tool to consolidate or represent power of any factions/groups.

 

[HAIDER]

Some people do not understand the seriousness of the matter. They feel that the May 9 incident is just a bitter incident in the political process. It will be bitter for a few days and then everything will be back to normal. It is not. The effects of May 9 have gone to the roots of this country, so now its consequences will also be long-lasting. Attacks on the Corps Commander’s House or the gate of the GHQ are still relatively “minor” incidents. The gravity of the day that shook the entire army was two more incidents.

Do you remember the innocent-faced young captain Asfandiar Bukhari who was martyred in Badh Bir in 2015? He was from Attak. There was a square named after him with plaques bearing his name. Maybe there was a memorial too. On May 9, miscreants first blackened the name of Captain Isfandiar Shaheed and then broke the boards and threw them on the road.
For the father of Captain Asfandyar Shaheed, this was a bigger event than the martyrdom of his son. On the martyrdom of his son, he may have said Alhamdulillah that the parents of those who sacrificed themselves for the country have found it like this. But the blackened on his son’s name and broken boards of his name tore the heart of this father. Captain Asfandiar’s father posted pictures of these boards on Facebook and wrote


” My son you martyred and we were left alive to bear this humiliation.”

Captain Asfandiar Bukhari’s course mates and unit mates were added on Facebook with his father. Thus, in moments, this post went from juniors to the very top i.e., General Asim Munir. And the whole army went through a great shock. For General Asim Munir and the entire chain of command below him, this incident and the post of Shaheed’s father have made it a testing hour to see eye to eye with their young junior officers. And that’s the same question since May 9 in the eyes of these young officers who are still fighting terrorists from Balochistan to Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. A very simple but shocking question,
“Sir! If I sacrificed myself for this country, will this nation treat me in the same way? And no one will be there to take notice?”

I mentioned Captain Asfandiar Bukhari in detail because of his youth.

Otherwise, this is all about Captain Colonel Sher Khan too. PTI has reached such a level that it did not even think that Captain Colonel Sher Khan was that young lion to whom even the rival Indian Brigadier could not help but pay homage to him. And Nishan Haider was also given to Captain Colonel Sher Khan on the suggestion of the same Indian Brigadier. As if his bravery was witnessed by the enemy. He fought for four days on an empty stomach till the last bullet. So, the above question in the eyes of the young officers of the army is also regarding Captain Colonel Sher Khan. whose statue was desecrated.
So now General Asim Munir, the entire command of the Pakistan Army, the government of the time and the Pakistani nation have to answer this question. We have to prove whether we can protect the honor of those who sacrificed for us or not. If we cannot protect this honor, then why should these children be sacrificed for us? They should curse us. And if we can protect the honor of these innocent martyrs, then we have to stop this nonsense that “banning a political party will not be a valid act” PTI is not a political party after May 9. If the Army wants to forgive those who attacked the Corps Commander’s House and GHQ, it should. We will accept this decision. But we want those guilty of insulting the martyrs on the gallows in any case.

To give them any punishment other than death would show that we cannot protect the honor of our martyrs. And the execution of the sentence should not be done behind the high walls of the prison, but every criminal should be hanged at the exact place and Imran Khan should be kept present at the place where he committed the crime. The memorial of every martyr should be rebuilt and the pictures of the hanged criminals of this martyr should be painted on the big size billboards in front of this memorial to serve as a lesson for the “Niazis” of future.

There is one more thing that General Asim Munir must understand. And that this extremist group did not come into being just by training Imran Khan. If Imran Khan had the ability to prepare his force, why would he have been running around helpless from 1995 to 2010? The real originators of this ‘Fitna’ are those who had the foundations of their training in Kakul. The same Kakul, whose graduate is not General Asim Munir, so he is different from its predecessors. Imran Khan was completely unable to prepare this ‘Fitnah’ until he got the help of those trained in Kakul. So, everyone involved in May 9 incidents should be given an exemplary punishment.

The culprits of Capt. Asfandiar Bukhari and Capt. Col. Sher Khan are not only civilians. General Bajwa and General Faiz Hameed were equal participants in this incident. It was their thought and training that manifested itself in full force on May 9. If you don’t include “Bawardi Yothis” as criminals, it will mean that even after such a big incident, you have not come to national thinking. You still believe in the distinction between Bloody Civilians and the Holy Army. We have to deal with our criminals as a nation. We are ready, the only question is whether General Syed Asim Munir is also ready?

Is General Asim Munir ready?

Some people do not understand the seriousness of the matter. They feel that the May 9 incident is just a

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Gave you few example, which we have seen worldwide, specially in Western countries and meet many officers around the world. You never see military or any military project in the city or in local or national politics. A soldier or officer in North American army or any other Western Army, do their job get their salaries , retire and live a silent life may be a veteran batch on his car. Even they give a choice to join mission or pre-deployment choice. An armed forces job is just like any other job. If anyone served armed forces, they only advantage, some companies gave preference to qualify for job interview, only in few jobs. And no retired officer or on duty officer or decorated officer even talk in public about job or profession. They don t believe in emotional bandings or demand respect from society.
Again, serving military is just like any other job in Western countries, but extreme professionalism when perform their duty. That's all ... no emotions and hard feelings. I can write alot, but we need to learn the reality. Respect your fallen solders and that's all. Forcing someone to respect always rebound. It's an old saying , Indian army has killed lot more people or civilian then Pak army in operations, but no one ever point finger at them, because all operations were run by political govt. Every operation get the umbrella of parliament.

 

[One_Nation]

Captain Asfandiar Bukhari’s course mates and unit mates were added on Facebook with his father. Thus, in moments, this post went from juniors to the very top i.e., General Asim Munir. And the whole army went through a great shock. For General Asim Munir and the entire chain of command below him, this incident and the post of Shaheed’s father have made it a testing hour to see eye to eye with their young junior officers. And that’s the same question since May 9 in the eyes of these young officers who are still fighting terrorists from Balochistan to Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. A very simple but shocking question,
“Sir! If I sacrificed myself for this country, will this nation treat me in the same way? And no one will be there to take notice?”

Thank you for putting out in the open the pain of Asim Munir rest of the pigs. That was a great achievement. We want to see every thug above the rank of Colonel go through the same.

 

[Clutch]

I am American... We can drone bomb your slave civilians with the blessings of your corruption COAS and Military. Period.

Losers. Slaves.

May whatever was a fart in comparison.

 

[Drexluddin Khan Spiveyzai]

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No offense sir, but your meme game is getting weaker. We better have those memelord elections soon or I fear you're ratings will tank like they're hoping IK's do.

 

[RescueRanger]

No offense sir, but your meme game is getting weaker. We better have those memelord elections soon or I fear you're ratings will tank like they're hoping IK's do.

Lol

 

[Azadkashmir]

asim munir is ready to drink another bottle.

 

[Drexluddin Khan Spiveyzai]

Lol

Joke about meme elections sound familiar, sir? Have you figured me out yet?

 

[General Dong]

250m slaves. Pakistan is a case study of what not to do when forming a new country.