Critique of Political Leadership and Independence

Strange man. He lives free himself and misleads people by telling them, too, that

they should be free. He cannot polish the black shoes of white-skinned people.

He says that the lives of my people are just as precious as the lives of your people.

He insists, he stands firm that I am not inferior. I am not your slave. You cannot

order me around. He stands firm, he insists

He is. A strange man. He says my people's blood is precious. My people's blood

has been shed. Thank me. Have my people do it. Show your appreciation.

Thank us. He says he won't give us bases, then says he won't fight your war.

He says he doesn't understand what "do more" means. If

a drone comes, he'll shoot it down. He makes threats like that. What a man!

Strange man. He tells America that its policy is wrong. It's currently the world's super

power. He tells it that its policy is wrong. He tells it,

Absolutely not. How is that possible? How can he look it in the eye?

How can he sit before it and speak with confidence? There, a mere note does the trick.

He speaks so fearlessly. He says, when Allah has given you wings, then

why crawl on the ground like a rat? Such strange things.

He teaches the youth, explains to them. What does he mean, that we

are free,

can meet whomever we want, not meet whomever we want, form relations with whomever we want?

Pakistan should make Pakistan's decisions. That's what he says. He shows slaves

dreams of freedom. He wears his country's attire. He takes pride in his

culture and religion. Strange

man. He speaks to the deaf, shows light to the blind.

Get him out of here. Who is he? Get him out of here. He's ruining everything.