Oxford University Chancellor wahan ki Establishment ki Marzi Say..." Javed Latif Bold Statement

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00:00Mr. Niaz, Nawaz Sharif is going or not, there was a lot of controversy over this.

00:06You said that he is going to London very soon.

00:09The rest of the leaders are saying that they don't have any intention or the schedule is not ready yet.

00:14Can you confirm when he is going to London?

00:19No, I didn't say that it is a final decision that he is going.

00:24It is not a final decision, but he needs to go for his check-up.

00:31He will definitely go when he wants, but he will come back after the check-up.

00:39He will come back.

00:40The last time he came was after the check-up.

00:44It took him a long time to come back.

00:47He will come back soon this time.

00:49The check-up that was going on here, it was postponed.

00:59The check-up that is going on here, it is a real check-up.

01:03He will come back soon, God willing.

01:05Is there a possibility of PMLN's check-up in the check-up that is going on here, Mr. Niaz?

01:11In December, the PTI seems to be changing.

01:16Look, Nika, there are two or three things.

01:20May Allah not let what we are seeing happen.

01:25Because in the country, the planning that has been done to create a stir,

01:32and is being done, and something has been caught in the form of General Faiz Hamid,

01:39but the rest of the pawns are still free.

01:43That convenience is still the same.

01:45Those who are planning are still planning in the same way.

01:51The way you were talking just now, that there is a contact with the local establishment.

01:59The way Rauf Hassan talks, that we want to completely end the deadlock.

02:08Then why don't you just say that the reason for our coming into power is that

02:17whether it is a local establishment or a global establishment,

02:21they have an agenda, which is given to a community or leadership.

02:25They come to complete it.

02:27Now you see that it has reached the global establishment today.

02:35It happens from the local establishment.

02:37Now the local establishment says that we will talk to them, we will not talk to anyone else.

02:44This is the same way as the Chancellor of Oxford University is desperate to become.

02:50And Anika, you will know that the Chancellor of Oxford University

02:55is also not elected without the support of the establishment there.

03:02This is a fact.

03:04Now the establishment there is definitely a part of the global establishment.

03:10So they must have wanted it.

03:13And it must have been approached through the Goldsmith family.

03:18Or it must have been done in favor of Imran Khan.

03:22The way Sadiq Khan became the Mayor of London.

03:26So Imran Khan was supporting the Goldsmith family and opposing it.

03:31But the people there reacted.

03:35And Sadiq Khan was elected and he lost.

03:38Similarly, today the establishment there will definitely try to elect Imran.

03:45But the reaction of the people there, I think it will not be possible for them.

03:51If I agree with you, Mr. Mian,

03:53that Imran Khan wants to support the external establishment and bring it to power in Pakistan.

04:00So let me be the devil's advocate over here.

04:02Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf says that in the 90s, the international establishment was there to save PMLN.

04:11PMLN already had problems.

04:13We are the people who said absolutely not.

04:16Where are you connecting us to the international establishment?

04:20What will be the benefit of supporting us?

04:23Or what will the international establishment want to achieve?

04:26This is the position of PTI.

04:28What will you do about it?

04:30Absolutely.

04:31He is absolutely right.

04:33Now you see that in Pakistan.

04:36You decide.

04:38I will answer.

04:39You decide for yourself.

04:41In Pakistan, for Pakistan, for the nation, for the state,

04:46who served, did the international establishment stand behind it?

04:51And when Pakistan ever stood on its feet,

04:54be it in terms of Dubai, be it in terms of economy, be it in terms of society,

04:59was there no movement in the country at that time?

05:03And then tell me that it is said that from the 90s,

05:06Nawaz Sharif had contacts with the international establishment.

05:11So the contacts with the international establishment,

05:14Nawaz Sharif did not use them for Pakistan.

05:18And you see, in the 90s, when Nawaz Sharif came for the first time,

05:22then the network of motorways in Pakistan improved the economy.

05:26And in the last years of the 90s,

05:31in the last decades, you saw, in terms of defense,

05:34made Pakistan unimaginable.

05:37And you saw what happened to Nawaz Sharif.

05:40Then when Nawaz Sharif came again in the 20s,

05:43then the question you are asking,

05:45what is the international establishment against Nawaz Sharif?

05:50Or why are they against him?

05:53It is CPAC.

05:54CPAC does not want international forces.

05:57And I will especially mention America.

06:00I will especially mention that China's involvement in Pakistan,

06:04which is increasing, it does not like it.

06:07Therefore, it is against.

06:09Yes, why is the international establishment with Imran Khan?

06:12It is because the spread in Pakistan,

06:16and Imran Khan closed CPAC,

06:19and that was the commitment, that was the agenda given,

06:22which Imran Khan fulfilled.

06:24And then there was the same agenda,

06:26which you saw on May 9-10.

06:28When we talk about May 9-10,

06:31it is said again and again that the Muslim League

06:34talks about May 9-10 again and again.

06:37The thing is, why should we not talk about it?

06:40They say, why are you not doing an inquiry?

06:42Who stopped you?

06:43Who stopped you from making a judicial commission?

06:45Who stopped you from making a judicial commission?

06:48Who stopped you from making a judicial commission?

06:50Okay, then tell me, Anika,

06:53that when I say that you made a judicial commission

06:57for those who attacked Bannu Choni,

07:02then when I say that the terrorism in Pakistan,

07:07or the terrorism in Balochistan,

07:10or the terrorism in Balochistan,

07:13you make a judicial commission

07:15for those people who are caught.

07:17And then I always say this,

07:20that brother, someone explain to me,

07:23that when it is said that there should be an inquiry,

07:26why should there be an inquiry?

07:28Does your constitution allow you to

07:31interrogate terrorists?

07:33There is no point in interrogating terrorists,

07:35this is right, I remember,

07:37The late Rehman Malik has said that

07:40we have spoken 14 times, we cannot talk further.

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