I'm Salon Wallycombe guys and welcome for another episode of Smile to Janna. I'm joined here at the side, got some birds here, got some pigeons here, but that's not what's important. Yeah, stop trying to go on a pengeon. What's more important is what's going on in Pakistan. Yeah, and a lot of issues been going on in Pakistan in the last couple of days, I would say the last week or so, where the majority of the parties have voted to get rid of the current Prime Minister Imran Khan. Now, Pakistan is a very strategic country, it's a nuclear power. It's important to have Pakistan as an ally because then you can have influence and control of China and of Afghanistan and ultimately Russia. Yeah, so it does make sense why Pakistan hasn't had stable leadership for a while because of other interferences. Alright guys, so I'm not going to be talking about Imran Khan's policies and the internal politics within Pakistan. I'm going to be talking about the foreign influence of this no confidence vote and let's face it, Pakistan's uneasy relationship with America. That's what we want to talk about now. As you guys had Shabash Arif, who's the leader of the opposition, ease of the mentality that beggars can't be choosers. They can be beggars can't be choosers, please understand that. In other words, Pakistan is a beggar, we're not in an economically stable position and that's why we need to be okay with how these countries treat us, especially the United States. Pakistan, of course, is going through issues with regards to paying back its IMF debt, inflation, low currency and that. That is now arming the people against Imran Khan. Why? Because in a book called Swai by Ori Braffman, he says fair of loss drives irrational behavior. So you can see, I think, look, we know that influence and impact that America has had on Pakistan. Yeah, it's post 9-11. We know all that sort of stuff. But now you've got people saying, yeah, but we're beggars. So you can't choose. So mentality is this and then you compare it with Imran Khan. Yeah? And I'm going to show you this clip from HBO. Will you allow the American government to have CIA here in Pakistan to conduct cross-border counterterrorism missions against Al Qaeda, ISIS or the Taliban? Absolutely not. There's no way we're going to do that. Interesting. Yeah, so as you guys saw, the guy looked at Imran Khan and said, would you allow the CIA to come to the border of Pakistan and interfere? No, there was interfere in Afghanistan and then in Hong Kong. Absolutely not. Absolutely not. And look at the report as face. The report as like seriously? Seriously? It's like the guy has broken character. You look at his face. Seriously? The guy did not expect that. So I'll ring Imran Khan for that. The point I'm trying to say is naturally that United States is going to be cheesed off with Pakistan and they are going to opt for regime change. And secondly, when the soul Russia Ukraine then kicked off in Imran Khan was Putin's palace as it were and he didn't cancel his trip. Now, that is somewhat understandable if you look at it from another side. If you've booked to see Putin and you've got Putin and his allies versus the West and his allies then, if you cancel with Putin, what you're indirectly telling him is, look, where we're siding with the US. Yes, so he did have to play a strategic battle because Pakistan, well, there's a pipeline between Russia and Pakistan. So they want to develop a gas pipeline. But that wasn't the main thing because when the US or UN, I mean you can use them interchangeably when they contacted Imran Khan and said, look, you got a condemn Russia. Imran Khan said, look, was this condemnation there with regards to what India did with Kashmir and South Laid. So he used to use it because it worked very hard with regards to pushing the Kashmir issue in a worldwide scale but he hasn't faced much support. So Imran Khan goes and this, I know this, this condemnation. After this whole absolutely not response, he now said, are we your slaves? Are we your slaves? Shabash had even stopped the opinion that yeah, but Imran Khan is taking a different approach. Let's up to your opinion you follow, but what I'm saying is this didn't make things easy for Imran Khan. I can imagine, yeah, a lot's happening in a very short period of time and the US is probably thinking, yo, now you might be thinking, what's this constant US, US, US, US, okay, the US thing, it has come to the attention of Imran Khan. And let me give you the evidence that they say, they say the National Security Committee has said that there is interference, yeah, there's outside interference. Now you might be thinking, the shan look, cut the conspiracy staff, are you siding with this guy or that guy, no, look, I told you from the beginning, I'm talking at this issue from a foreign interference, a point of view. Not saying yes there or it's not, we're just analyzing what's happened in the past. And let's look in the past, yeah, you've got these democratically elected leaders like Lamumba of Congo, IN Day of Chile, Mosa Dag of Iran and all of these guys were removed from power, yeah, they were removed from power. So if democracy was so important, then why would these people, these leaders, be removed from power, be it from coups, Patrice Lamumba they tried to poison his handkerchief, yeah, Jamal of the Nasir, who's another leader, God knows what they were trying to do with him, poison his chocolates, Castro they tried to poison his cigars and even Juao Golat, who was the leader of Brazil and our bans of Guatemala, yeah, so we can see that there have been leaders of the past, yeah, most democratically elected the ones that I quoted, but they have been removed, so we do know America is capable of regime change and all of this stuff is possible. So guys, as we can see, this possibility of foreign interference is something that we do need to be taken seriously because if we take the Shabbat Shari from mentality, old beggars can't be choosers, we're never going to improve. Our situation is never going to become better. I do understand his point of view that Pakistan is struggling to pay back his debt and the country is not where it should be, but we do need to take everything into consideration. And when the leader like Imran Khan comes, we shouldn't be so quick to dismiss him. At least bear with it, let him complete his term and then remove him properly. What's this all because there's inflation get rid of him. So a lot of madness going on, may Allah make it easy and ultimately, I think it's a good step to us getting our independence and not relying on Western powers because Western powers look after their own interests, just like we need to look after our interests. Whenever this discussion of Sharia law, but Sharia, you want to spread everywhere, mate. No, no way. We just want to stay in our homes. Of course, we believe it's not going to be true. Why wouldn't we? But not to force. Just like, oh, they want to spread democracy everywhere. I believe that every ounce of my being, that democracy will and must prevail. How long is it because they believe it to be the best form of governance? Let's leave it there, guys. Hope you guys benefited. Until next time. Assalamu Alaikum.