00:00 The Prime Minister has been under a lot of suspense, but before leaving the government
00:06 he gave a 12 hour thank you speech to the Prime Minister and all the people.
00:12 What would you say, how has the assembly performed?
00:16 First of all, Raja Riaz is busy, a sign of the near future.
00:22 In his last speech, he complained to the elders, and in his last speech, after 16 months,
00:30 he said, "Sanjana ke meet le yakhve, sadewal tak sajna"
00:35 He said, "Teen nashle ho gayi hain, expose house of sharif ki, modi ka yaar hai yeh,
00:43 aur chote miyan tum to qatal ho, corrupt ho"
00:47 He is saying, "Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, a sign of the near future"
00:52 He is praising the wife, may Allah forgive her, a sign of the near future.
00:56 And you are calling the whole of democracy a sign of the near future.
01:00 Two systems have come to us, one military and one civilian.
01:05 Civilian democracy has proven to be worse, because it was based on hypocrisy.
01:09 The four were democratic, but from within they were amir.
01:12 You could see democracy in their mindsets, in their party, in their decisions,
01:17 in their parliaments, in their press conferences, in their decisions.
01:22 They sacrificed themselves for national interests.
01:28 When they buried the constitution, they were sacrificing themselves for national interests.
01:35 When they buried the Supreme Court decisions, they were sacrificing themselves for national interests.
01:42 When they finished the EVM, they were sacrificing themselves for national interests.
01:46 When they did the NAB Tramim, they were sacrificing themselves for national interests.
01:50 When the Election Commission Act was changed, they were sacrificing themselves for national interests.
01:55 When they finished the Nahili Laws, they were sacrificing themselves for national interests.
02:00 When they were freed from the PT scandals and were taking their properties back,
02:05 they were sacrificing themselves for national interests.
02:07 When they were freed from the 35 billion Kajali accounts, money laundering,
02:10 and the 11 billion mega corruption scandal, they were sacrificing themselves for national interests.
02:14 9th May is undoubtedly a dark day.
02:17 No Pakistani can justify 9th May.
02:20 And not even one criminal of 9th May should be spared from punishment.
02:24 But before 9th May, they were saying that no political opponent has been sent to jail.
02:28 In the last 15-16 months, they have been jailed on Election Commission,
02:31 on Zardari, on Bilawal Bhutto, and on Parliament.
02:37 The sanctity of Chadar Char Diwari has been destroyed.
02:40 How can you say that you are a political opponent?
02:43 How stubbornly they lie.
02:45 And they lie in the National Assembly.
02:47 Did we get the National Assembly time from the Speaker to the speech of Shabbaaz Shaikh?
02:51 This is the system, sir.
02:53 I wanted to say that these are the infamous words of Zara-e-Mia.
02:57 And today, Shabbaaz Sharif has said that these are the circumstances when he got power.
03:01 So, the circumstances in which he got power, and the circumstances in which he is leaving power,
03:06 how much, or you have told what all he has done to save his skin, according to you.
03:10 Save skin, save wealth, save skin.
03:13 In 16 months, he has only done this.
03:14 And listen further, Shabbaaz Sharif sir,
03:16 486 days.
03:17 Shabbaaz Sharif sir, in JHQ, he has admitted that he has not done anything,
03:20 whatever he did, our Army Chief did.
03:22 Yesterday, Imran Khan used to admit it.
03:24 Today, he admits it.
03:26 Yesterday, he was praising the army.
03:29 Today, he is doing it.
03:31 The army should be with us.
03:33 And really, in these 15-16 months, the two-four things that have happened…
03:37 You think that before leaving, Shabbaaz Sharif sir…
03:41 In these 15-16 months, two-four good things have happened,
03:44 which have been above the country.
03:46 Money, China, UAE, Qatar, this has been done by the Army.
03:49 The facilitation council.
03:50 Yes, all this has been done by them, Zaraat.
03:52 This group was all about saving the state, saving the wealth, saving the skin.
03:56 So tell me one thing…
03:57 And I have named it.
03:58 Listen, you will be happy with the name.
04:00 Joint Benefits Council Government.
04:02 What a name!
04:04 They have been ruling us for 75 years.
04:07 Have you proved yourself as a reliable candidate for the next Prime Minister?
04:12 Have you heard all these speeches?
04:15 From the top.
04:17 They say with their eyes closed that Nawaz Sharif is the Prime Minister.
04:20 They want me to be the Prime Minister.
04:22 (speaking in foreign language)
