Did President Trump Give a Message to the Corrupt and the
Money Launderers of the World by Embracing Pakistan’s Corrupt and Illegitimate
Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif and Field Marshal General Asim Munir that America
is Now Ready to do Business with Them?
Mujeeb Khan
President Trump asked his Attorney General what
the punishment would have been under US law for Pakistan’s most corrupt Prime
Minister, Shahbaz Sharif, and Field Marshal General Asim Munir, who violated
the constitution, violated the law, and stole the people’s mandate in the
election. Last year, an overwhelming majority of 368 members of the US Congress
called for an independent investigation into the widespread irregularities and
interference in Pakistan’s 2024 elections. The election was fraudulent. President
Trump himself has faced rigging in the 2020 elections. At least in the US, the
courts are independent, but in a poor country like Pakistan, the source of
power is the general. Donald Trump himself had said after becoming president
that “I do not consider Shahbaz Sharif to be the Prime Minister. It was the election
fraud that Biden and General Bajwa brought Shahbaz Sharif to power.” The people are strongly
against Shahbaz Sharif and the generals' coalition in government. President
Trump calls President Joe Biden the most corrupt president in America. But then, what is the reason for President Trump’s big deal with Pakistan’s most corrupt
government of Shahbaz Sharif and Field Marshal General Asim Munir? Did
President Trump give a message to the corrupt money launderers and military generals
of the world by embracing Pakistan’s corrupt and illegitimate Prime Minister
Shahbaz Sharif and Field Marshal General Asif Munir that America is now ready
to do business with them?
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