Who is Pakistan's Imran Khan? From athlete to protester of US wars to overthrown prime minister

Benjamin Norton continues his discussion with Pakistani scholar Junaid S. Ahmad about Pakistan's Prime Minister Imran Khan, his history, and how he challenged the two-party system that dominated the country for decades until being overthrown in a US-backed soft coup this April.

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[Pomegranate_David]

Love this more in depth interview. Ben you always educated us on the Grayzone with your encyclopedic knowledge of the finer details of western imperialism. Keep up the good work.

[uglaegilsdottir]

Thank you, dear Benjamin! I love your channel.

[bigh]

So glad to have found another channel like Richard medhursts. Thank you for this interview

[minamichang]

Comment here first time to support your fantastic work!

[waqasmehmood]

Wow! I am watching this on 30 August 2022. And it seems that you guys have discussed many things already that are unfolding in Pakistan.
I am impressed with Mr. Norton's content, it is unlike mainstream media "true". I am impressed with your deep research and knowledge about Pakistan. Keep up the good work.
Ok, now Mr. Norton has convinced me to hit the notification bell icon, lolz

[piratesmurf]

Nice Interview. Better then any US Media News

[paulstewart]

Thanks, Ben. I didn't realize the US committed a coup in Brazil,

[TheDoubleBee]

I'm wondering, what happened to Multipolarista channel? Why are these videos not uploaded there? Still, great conversation.

[HiddenPalm]

What happened to the Multipolarista page?

[safanamakhdoomable]

Excellent conversation with two excellent, educated, justice-oriented intellectuals and why the fuck only 900 views!!!!???! I posted on my Twitter but have like 30 followers :-(
Please share this video on your online platform(s).

[sr]

Great 👍 insight. Ben is more enlightening than Max Blum

[silvaartto]

Thank you Benjamin for this interesting discussion. I learned a lot again. It's so very interesting that the south is fighting to liberate itself from the influence of USA- dictating its foreign politics while my country (Finland) and much of EU countries seems now to be moving in the opposite direction. It seems that our government is more and more serving the interests of NATO/USA instead of thinking about the best of its own people. Our parliament also just decided to join NATO without a referendum.

[raaid]

man why u had to leave grayzone.😢 . i am not into truckers movementneither but u can have disagreements. but its nicr to see an eglish speaking ghy who actually supports khan

[henningwitte]

Very interesting, but too long. I don't have the time for all.