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📎📎⚖️👍💤 Issue of law, law fields, Aam Aadm & Great Pakistan....

  This video discusses the background of American investor Jim Rogers, including his education at Yale and Oxford, his motorcycle and car journeys across the globe, and his investment philosophy. He focuses on commodities and agriculture, advocating a shift in financial markets toward tangible, real-economy assets—such as food production, land, and hard work—rather than paper promises or administrative posturing. اسی طرح، اگرچہ ہماری عدالتوں میں مسلسل قانونی حقوق اور عوامی تکالیف پر بحث ہوتی رہتی ہے، لیکن عام آدمی کی حقیقی بااختیاری صرف عدالتی فیصلوں یا پروٹوکول کی مراعات سے حاصل نہیں ہوتی۔ حقیقی ترقی کے لیے زمین کے حقوق کا تحفظ، قانون کی حکمرانی کو قائم کرنا، مستحکم روزگار، مناسب اور منصفانہ معاوضہ، بنیادی ضرورت کی اشیاء کی سستی فراہمی کو یقینی بنانا ہے۔ But, current policy trends compel people to abandon fertile agricultural land and food production to migrate toward cities. This ongoing crisis violates the fundamental guarantees of the Constitution of Pakistan. Article 38 mandat...

📎📎⚖️👍💤 Issue of law, law fields, Aam Aadm, VIP security protocols & Great Pakistan...

Pakistan is consistently ranked among the top 7 to 14 standard military powers globally. Therefore, extensive VIP security protocols for heads of state and senior dignitaries are treated as a statutory right because these figures perceive constant threats or danger inside Pakistan only and not in other countries around the world where you see them walking alone in public. However the Aam Aadmi or public views these protocols as a major inconvenience for them.  The Pakistani judiciary has repeatedly addressed this issue, ruling that excessive protocol violating fundamental citizen rights is unlawful. Notably, the Supreme Court of Pakistan (2018 — Suo Motu on VVIP Security & Blockades) and several other High Courts in Pakistan have made observations on VVIP Protocol. But executives violating court rulings in obedience to current rulers is a ladder to climb to top posts, and the courts also seem to wear the same jacket. Consequently, the Aam Aadmi must keep in mind that only in Pa...