Dismissals of Civilian Prime Ministers in Pakistan by DoN Doctrine of Necessity Godfathers

[To understand the context of this post, please read At What Cost! Why Compute Economic Costs of Faulty Political Decisions]
Doctrine of Necessity (DoN) sword had been used to repeatedly dismiss civilian prime ministers of Pakistan prematurely, since 1950s. The DoN godfathers have played the role of 1st umpire, 2nd umpire and 3rd umpire interchangeably in ensuring that the civilian prime ministers are never able to complete their terms peacefully. These dismissals have now been documented in several places such as History of Judiciary of Pakistan and also in books by several generals.  
The objective of neocolonialism is to keep the third world countries perpetually in ICU so that they are never able to challenge their hegemony and remain a pliant consumer of their produce. None of the third world countries especially the Muslim Countries have been able to establish strong democratic credentials that can help them serve their people. Today's Pakistan is now totally subservient to IMF/World Bank and their tool FATF and once again in the service of its neocolonialism masters.

Judiciary (J), Bureaucracy (B), Establishment(E) taking turns as 1st, 2nd , 3rd Umpire for keeping Pakistan perpetually in ICU.

References (Being Updated): 

• How Corruption is being Eliminated in Pakistan since 1950s: Corruption as a Ruse to Maintain Status Quo
• Costs of Justice Munir's Disastrous Doctrine of Necessity
• Suharwardi, II Chundrigar, Feroze Khan Noon: See Bilal Ghauri Pakistan's Army Chief #03: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9byMis05iHE 
• DoN godfathers Political Engineering of the SC Bench to Obtain Doctrine of Necessity Judgement in 1954-55
• [1] Hamid Khan, A History of Judiciary of Pakistan, Oxford University Pakistan, 2016, pp. 34-35.
  [2] Hamid Khan quotes Qudratullah Shahab's book Shahabnama
  [3] Hamid Khan quotes his own personal interaction with Justice AR Cornelius
• Why Bhutto is Alive: Political Engineering of SC and HC bench and decisions
• ZA Bhutto: See: Bilal Ghauri Pakistan's Army Chief #08 https://www.vhd.wiki/video-tarazoo/thK9xxrXa14
• Benazir Bhutto-1: Bilal Ghauri Pakistan's Army Chief #09 Gen Aslam Baig
• Nawaz Sharif-1:  Bilal Ghauri Pakistan's Army Chief #11 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UhXiwjOuxbc
• Benazir Bhutto-2: Bilal Ghauri Pakistan's Army Chief #13 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EL7tHtYzh38
• Nawaz Sharif-2: Bilal Ghauri Pakistan's Army Chief #19 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fFV8r0Zhe-4
• Yousuf Raza Gilani: Bilal Ghauri Pakistan's Army Chief #21 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-3PDEHP5nxg
• Nawaz Sharif-3: 
• Doctrine of Necessity from CJ Munir to Judge Khosa: Role of Judiciary in the Service of Neocolonialism
• Role of Sharifuddin Pirzada in Promulgating Martial Laws for Every Dictator of Pakistan
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Year	Dismissed PMs	1st Umpire	2nd Umpire	3rd Umpire

How to Build Confidence in Children: Climbing the Trees and Getting out of a Hole

This must be around 1965-66. I am around 4-5 playing in my next door neighbor's house with my friend Umair, and somehow I had managed to climb up a large shahtoot (mulbery) tree in their courtyard. I could still feel my exhilaration that I felt as I went up and up from one branch to another. We have not yet started going to school and it was morning time before noon. Umair's mother was in the kitchen. Other siblings have gone to school....

We were living in 57/2 Wavell Lines, right in front of the Chaklala Railway Station. This was where I was born in 1962 and spent my early years. These were old British era barracks which were used as temporary accommodations for government servants waiting for the new construction in Islamabad. My father was in government service and had moved in to this Chaklala barrack home from Karachi, when the capital had shifted to Islamabad in 1960-61. Each barrack block had been converted into three separate units for family accommodations with three rooms each, with a veranda, kitchen and bathroom. There were only trees and empty ground between the railway station and the barracks where we were. Now this area has all been encroached.

Front side of Wavell Lines Barracks 50 years later in 2011.
These barracks were torn down in 2017-18