Why didnt you stop it

Babu Ram. Because this what politics is all about. All Pakistanis are supporting Imran Khan to make Pakistan a great country. Money has no religion, particularly when the crime is committed by an ordinary or a religious leader.

Why didn't Imran make this an election slogan and never talked about it during the entire time he was making his political career? Oppositions fault. IK is right. People buy seats to serve their purpose and not the nation. This is not only true with senate seats but also council seats and Government jobs.

Aslam Khan - USA. PDM has no answer. What a shame. Wakeup Pakistan. Why you gave money for senate chairman elections? Who did that? Majority couldnt get their chairman. Please explain. It is very obvious from the timing of this video that, it was made to be released at a time, when it would make a big fortune for the person who made it. The Prime Minister has himself disclosed that, the going rate for a single vote in Senate now is being quoted in the range of Rs.

Same reason why PTI members took donations in private accounts!! The lion roars. And his honesty adds to the thugs' fear. Always the other party is at guilt.

Yes, good question! Even an ordinary citizen is aware of such dirty bussines in between these politicians then why successive governments not try to put stop into this practice???

Fair question. Because you are the Government. Opposition parties individually or as PDM is another name of crude corruption. Why would they stop it? Why didnt you stop it during Senate Chairman elections? Bilal Mustafa. Because of JKTs on both sides. What about days corruption over? Ahsan Gul. These are not politicians But businessmen whose main aim is to make money for their families and next generations at THE cost of our Poor Public.

PM is absolutely right. PDM is a collaboration of the corrupt thugs not betterment of Pakistan. Corrupt politicians should stop horse trading for senate seat and think about their country. Selfishness to the extreme. Nobody is going to live forever. Punjabis Chronicles. Must learn from past mistakes. The ECP must disqualify all those seen in horse trading businesses. The NAB must call all those indulged.

Desi jat. Why Pakistan didn't become super power yet? Feroze Khan. Just because "others" did it, so we will do it too? He sat on a video of his minister accepting money in piles in and told that "i have the proof". What was the reason for it? Abbas shah. Nauman ,Very valid question.

Alla Bux. When he is the biggest beneficiary of this horse trading, why would he stop it? Pakistan does not have politicians just greedy businessmen building personal wealth, more could be achieved today if we let the young educated non inherited take over the senate. Why dont you implement what you promised during prepoll rallies.

Ex: I will never beg. Humanity first. The guarding Fence gobbling up the grass. Usman Mehfooz. Point is valid and appreciated. Desi jat, pakistan is no doubt a super power, it has nuclear weapon. Ifti Malik. Imran is trying to cover up his own party's corruption and horsetrading. Afzal Riaz, MD. Horse trading should be declared crime and punished.

Change the system and senators should be elected by people. Feb 11, am. Imran needs to improve quality of your language as it is not as per head of a state. And imran talks about NRO for others. Anand, 'Why dont you implement what you promised during prepoll rallies. Ex: I will never beg You are mixed up, that's India begging china for a loan.

PM proved his government as same like previous governments. IK's daily deflection of accountability and problems. What a joke. Hasmukh dave. Ik and Modi both came to power on main agenda of reducing Corruption, however as per Corruption Perceptions Index CPI , corruption has increased in both country. Desi jat, Pakistan IS a super power. One of nine super powers. Tota Chawala. The chief did take a stand. But the question remains, albeit in a slightly different form: Why did he wait so long to take action?

A number of reporters wondered the same thing last week when the chief paused for a scrum on his way into a meeting of the police board -- the one that ended with the board's decision to do nothing but "negotiate" an end to True Blue.

Boothby expressed his opposition to the campaign. But when a reporter asked why he didn't use his authority to stop it, he dodged. He was all set to end the scrum when another reporter asked him the same question again: "Why didn't you stop it? And once again, "Why didn't you stop it? Boothby disappeared. That unanswered question has lingered in the air far longer than the week it took Mr. Boothby to take definitive action against the architects of Operation True Blue.

It has lingered for five years, almost to the day, ever since the then newly appointed chief first walked into a confrontation with Craig Bromell -- a little-known constable leading an unprecedented and unbelievable wildcat strike at 51 Division downtown. Nobody really knows what happened there -- the chief says he took a hard line; his former deputy, Jim Clark, has flatly denied that he did.

Whatever happened, Mr. Bromell was clearly emboldened as a result. To some degree, his defiance today is an obvious result of the chief's inability to suppress the rebellion once and for all five years ago. That cloud has bedevilled the big man from Etobicoke ever since and sadly obscured one true fact: He was a terrific chief of police.

He did more than any of his predecessors to transform the Toronto police into a modern, progressive force, with real roots in a community of challenging diversity -- to say nothing of the fact that the city became demonstrably safer during every one of the five years of his tenure. He has served the city with a spectacular calm, and, despite all the controversies that swirled around him, unshakable integrity. The order he issued yesterday is one all Torontonians should thank him for.

That's the eulogy.