đ„ THROWBACK: Bombshell 2012 interview with Assange reveals why Imran Khan ended up in jail
đ„ THROWBACK: Bombshell 2012 interview with Assange reveals why Imran Khan ended up in jail More than a decade before his 2023 imprisonment on trumped up graft, state secrets and marriage law charges, Pakistanâs populist leader spoke to WikiLeaksâ founder about his vision for Pakistan. In the interview, Khan outlined: đŽ his anti-corruption drive, blasting entrenched âpolitical mafiasâ for their role in stunting Pakistanâs development and turning the country into a global debt slave. âWe are now borrowing to service our debt,â and most of the borrowed money âends up in Swiss bank accountsâ đŽ deâŠ
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More than a decade before his 2023 imprisonment on trumped up graft, state secrets and marriage law charges, Pakistanâs populist leader spoke to WikiLeaksâ founder about his vision for Pakistan.
In the interview, Khan outlined:
đŽ his anti-corruption drive, blasting entrenched âpolitical mafiasâ for their role in stunting Pakistanâs development and turning the country into a global debt slave. âWe are now borrowing to service our debt,â and most of the borrowed money âends up in Swiss bank accountsâ
đŽ demands to reset Pakistan-US ties and create âa relationship based on dignity and self-respect,â not treating Pakistan as a âhired gun paid to kill Americaâs enemies,â and bombing its supposed âallyâ
đŽ a bombshell confirmation that bin Laden and al-Qaeda were CIA and Pakistani ISI assets. âThey were trained by the Pakistan army and the ISI, financed by the CIA while they were fighting the SovietsâŠSuddenly comes 9/11 and you do a 180° turnâ
đŽ his view that the âWar on Terrorâ had been a total failure, and could not be won by bombs and killings, only by winning hearts and minds
đŽ strong opposition to deploying the Pakistani army in tribal regions at the USâs behest, pointing to the moral and material consequences of sending the military to fight its own people and triggering a home-grown militancy ($70B in damage, 40k casualties âin a war we had nothing to do withâ)
Khan also revealed a nonchalant attitude toward life and death, joking âyouâve gotta go sometimeâ and that itâs better to die for a good cause after Assange expressed hopes he wouldnât be assassinated.
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