Indians:“ if Kashmir is left free won’t 🇵🇰 and 🇨🇳 occupy them“ Meanwhile Indian Army’s record:
u/LifeReplacement7521 — 19 hours ago
u/PhoneVersion1_23
Respect your coaches and trainers please. 🙏
I have seen plenty of people in gym downplaying the role of fitness trainers, and coaches.
Some coaches and trainers can be less trained or knowledgeable but still they are also trying to pay their bills and make you progress in gym.
Today people think they can watch a YouTube video or plan and hir gym and in 2-3 months become muscular like Larry wheels, Anatoly or David laid.
People need reality check that even if you see a movement, it's very difficult to do it safely and correctly for your own body type, leverages and biomechanics. E.g. Deadlifts have 1,000+ tutorials but no beginner can ever know how it fits their body, are they doing it wrong or right? Are they progressing correctly or not etc.
So good trainers and coaches are very helpful and can protect you from long term injury/injuries. Hire or don't hire them but please pay respect to their profession instead of downplaying it. 🙏
u/PhoneVersion1_23 — 1 day ago
▲ 17 r/PAK
Pakistan will surpass India in next decade if asim munir stays prime minister and president.
MF have ruled Pakistan for irs entire existence and Pakistan is still crossing through "nazuk morh" , we haven't liberated Kashmir, no industries that we can feel proud of except fauji corporations and these generals have the audacity to lie so openly.
I hope they pay for their consequences soon.
u/PhoneVersion1_23 — 2 days ago
Cypher Paper Original documents leak.
Original Cypher Papers which led to the ousting of Ex Prime Minister Imran Khan.
u/FastplayzQ — 4 days ago
The Zero-Sum Game: Why a Functional Pakistan is an Existential Threat to the Establishment !
The public's exhaustion with the Army/establishment isn’t a temporary emotional shift; it’s the mass realization of a structural paradox. The military doesn’t simply fail to fix Pakistan --- it is structurally motivated to keep it broken.
The relationship between national prosperity and institutional supremacy is a zero-sum game.
WHY ?
The Economic Paradox (Milbus):
The military operates a vast, parallel corporate empire (DHAs, Fauji Foundation, etc.). A functional state requires the rule of law, anti-trust regulations, fair taxation, and civilian audits. Ergo, a strong civilian economy would directly dismantle their corporate monopolies. They require weak regulatory frameworks to maintain their economic advantages.
The Political Paradox (The Savior Complex): To justify their status as the "sole saviors," the civilian alternative must remain visibly fractured and incompetent. If a democratic government is ever allowed to mature, it will inevitably demand control over its own foreign policy and defense budget. Constant political engineering is not a glitch; it is the required mechanism to prevent a unified, legitimate civilian mandate from challenging their authority.
The Security Paradox (The Budget)
A state that achieves lasting peace naturally redirects its capital away from defense and into human development. To justify monopolizing the lion's share of the national budget, a perpetual state of "manageable crisis" ( nazuk morh) must be maintained. Absolute peace makes a dominant security apparatus obsolete.
LETS SAY I AM WRONG AND FOR A SECOND SUPPOSE THIS.
Assume the establishment/ARMY genuinely wants a sovereign, constitutionally governed Pakistan. In that reality, the military operates strictly within its borders, answers to civilian defense ministers, undergoes public financial audits, and loses its real estate and corporate empires.
Because that outcome means current army's institutional suicide, the premise is false.
The public has finally woken up to the ultimate reality: Pakistan’s dysfunction isn't a byproduct of the establishment's interference; it is the necessary requirement for their survival.
A normal Pakistan does not need an establishment acting as a parallel state.
u/PhoneVersion1_23 — 3 days ago