Containeristan? Why is Govt Panicking about PTI Islamabad March? Farhan Mallick ft Moiz Jafferi

Everytime an opposition party plans a protest, Pak state makes it successful even before it starts by blocking all the main roads themselves? What is the history of such policies and does it work? Please support us by subscribing to our channel, sharing our content, and engaging with us. Even if our work doesn't resonate with you, we'd appreciate your feedback. Raftar is not merely a content company that produces meticulously researched, high-quality videos about the economy, youth issues, gender roles, and sports. More than that, we represent a movement for social change. We cannot make a difference without your participation and support. #ptilongmarch #imrankhan #imrankhanpti #imrankhanfamily #Raftarpodcast #FarhanMalick #AbdulMoizJaferii #Currentaffairs #MohsinNaqvi #aleemakhan For more amazing content, SUBSCRIBE NOW! YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@raftartv YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@raftarnewsofficial YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@raftarsports Website: https://raftar.com/ 00:00 - Highlights 01:39 - Islamabad shut down again before PTI’s march 02:23 - Moiz Jafferi joins Farhan Mallick 02:55 - Containers welded across the capital 04:12 - Pakistan’s “ban everything” culture 04:57 - The colonial roots of us-vs-them rule 06:48 - Unthinkable in any developed society 07:47 - Fundamental rights and “reasonable restrictions” 08:22 - Two kinds of countries 08:40 - Internal exile: from Siberia to Balochistan 09:57 - Section 144 and internet shutdowns 11:03 - Is this about democracy, or basic humanity? 11:57 - How Rehman Malik started mobile shutdowns 13:16 - A cannon to kill a mouse 13:46 - Collective punishment 15:09 - What collective punishment creates: generational hatred 16:40 - Governance built on us and them 17:41 - India’s Cockroach Janta Party protest 18:56 - The structures that check power elsewhere 20:56 - After 26 November, who will still come out? 21:41 - Why are they so afraid of a march? 22:34 - 26 November: were they on the brink? 23:43 - How blockades make a protest succeed 24:08 - Protests don’t cost billions – reactions do 24:58 - The pressure on Sohail Afridi 25:44 - ISF: PTI’s union-style pipeline 27:29 - A new chapter in Pakistan’s history 27:56 - Jailing the country’s most popular man 28:22 - Zero legitimacy and a struggling economy 29:26 - “He still hasn’t given in” 29:41 - What does jail do to a person’s mind? 30:13 - The cricketer who refused to stay average 30:58 - The man everyone thought wouldn’t go to jail 31:51 - The early TV years and “the fish rots from the head” 34:06 - Three years unseen, still dominating the narrative 34:30 - Yasmin Rashid’s letter and the leaders in jail 35:41 - Shah Mahmood Qureshi and those who said no 36:37 - Why oppression is never forgotten 37:14 - Is the American era coming to an end? 40:06 - “Britain is still relevant” 41:01 - Heading to a multipolar world 41:30 - America’s collapse in the Middle East 42:23 - $150 billion in arms, still helpless 43:14 - What a weaker America means for Pakistan 44:08 - When America stops being the hand that gives 45:03 - Could it force our rulers to listen? 45:45 - The private plane debate 47:46 - Entitlement and disconnect 48:51 - A royal wedding in Jordan 51:07 - Will Imran Khan make a deal? 51:16 - Desperation, not strength 51:39 - What history will remember 52:15 - Closing