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  • Smundarpar Khan said:

    “Yes I did break the law on November 3rd [2007] but not before that.”

  • Jehanzeb said:

    “Yes I did break the law on November 3rd [2007] but not before that”…yea right you did it once you’ll do that again

  • Raja said:

    Mush…………is a shameless………..ba—-rd

  • bing said:

    same thing he said when he didnt take off his uniform the first time he promised. “I have never vroken any promise but this one time I have to” lol what a joke.he will not brake law or promises but every 5 years when its time for him to go.very reasonable lol

  • chussain said:

    I had written yesterday in this forum that by admitting that he had acted unconsitutionally on Nov 3 he has written an epitaph for himself because he has admitted on television which is a an offical record that he acted unconsitutionally. He would no doubt be tried under Article 6 the day he leaves the office. So from now on he should not concentrate on negogiating how to prolong his rule but how to exit without being charged under Article 6.

    Please read NS article which was published in The News courtesy Washington post

    http://www.thenews.com.pk/top_story_detail.asp?Id=11216

  • Fraz said:

    Tribute video to Lawyers, students and civil society

    http://www.BoltaPakistan.com

  • Rubeena said:

    if you want to watch Geo go to http://www.geo.tv and click web tv. I think it is free for Pakistan…

  • nota said:

    It’s not just Musharraf admitting to going against the constitution (by the way isn’t that treason?). Now his AG is saying the NRO is illegal (“legally invalid” as he puts it)…

    http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/world/asia/article2891041.ece

  • chussain said:

    In teh article above its very clear that Justice Dogar and Abassi had given information about the verdict of Supreme Court to Gen Musharraf and the decision of Emergency was taken in a meeting in which Gen Kiyani was also present. There is no doubt that army at least the top generals are involved in backing, implementing and executing PCO and therefore he would never back down and dump Musharraf UNLESS PEOPLE COME ON STREETS IN MILLIONS.

    Thats why BB has gone back to Karachi as a first step to diffuse the situation and Emergency would also be lifted but with one condition that judiciary would not be restored.

    The goverment wants to scrap NRO but the problem is that MQM which benefited most from it would go behind PPP and against goverment. So at present the goverment cannot dare to do so.

    There is no doubt METHOD IN THIS MADNESS

  • chussain said:

    However history has shown that whoever has gone against judiciary has to leave the office

    1. BB tried to suspend 42 judges and appointed justice Sajaad Ali shah – all had to go

    2. NS tried to cow down judiciary and engineered a judical coup by other members of judiciary – and he was out

    3. Now Pervaiz Musharraf – his time is also over

  • Ahmed Bhai said:

    same analogy can be used for media. but the difference is that this time the govt. is Army

    and history tells us that anti army movement was indeed supported by US at that time

    So what is the role of US now, can be an answer

    and further history tells that US pittos are taken off by awami revolution and this requires people coming in street, civil disobedience…

  • amir said:

    Its a shame on the muslim kingdoms like UAE and KSA to support a international terrorist president by 1st ciricising our honourable Supreme Court in Pakistani Soil by Saudi Royal family member and then took back Nawaz Sharif illegally.
    Again another Kingdom of UAE off Air pakistani channels Geo & ARY which is high handedness by authorities which is clear indication that either a dictator or King can do whatever they want without any ethical norms of the world which is now a global village.
    i think that Musharraf can do onething to kill 160 million PAKIS so he will have no future problem from the nation which is continously suffering from last 60 years

  • tipu said:

    there is still hope fo Geo…
    http://www.dawn.com/2007/11/18/top8.htm

  • imran malik said:

    take the pics of general off …..plz

  • faiq said:

    indians know much better how to treta national hero..goof post written by fellow indian

    http://churumuri.wordpress.com/2007/11/17/what-if-imran-khan-were-prime-minister-of-india/

  • saleem z khan said:

    I don’t think it is correct that BB ever tried to remove 42 or any judges. She appoint judges which were removed by the Supreme Court during NS’s time in the infamous “Judges Case” (infamous because the Supreme Court having removed the Judges BB appointed and then its own Chief Justice never followed the principles again and never even took up Petitions filed by a number of people asking for the Judgement to be enforced in cases thereafter).

  • Dynx said:

    Is geo news back? just watched geo news on tv

  • Syed Munir Ahmad said:

    Very Very bad and sad news for me and for my others Pakistani ‘JEO LOVWERS’,Those live in ITALIA.In the country of outside,only we listen to ‘JEO NEWS’ and look the ours favourit programmes, ‘MERY MUTABIQ’ ,CAPITAL TALK SHOW’ HUM SUB UMID SE HAIN AND KAMRAN KHAN KE SAATH.These programmes are most favourite in Euorpe countries.Dr.Shahid Masood,Hamid mir,Kamran Khan and Mushtaq Ahmad very very excalent person in GEO and in Pakistan.In which country, Dr.Abdul Qadeer Khan has gone arrested,where these personality has been also dis-honourable announced,Because Mr,GOURBA CHOUF WANTED TO ALL PAKISTAN DISHONOURED.
    JEO and JEENE DO!

    SYED MUNIR AHMAD
    PRATO,ITALIA.

  • Asif said:

    Freedom doesn’t come easy
    By Ayaz Amir
    http://dawn.com/weekly/ayaz/ayaz.htm

  • Balouch said:

    Conformed intellegence Reports that:-
    ———————————–

    BB will be silence in favour of Mush again , so called emergency will be remove before election , ISI made parties party PPP and PML(Q) will make Govt.

  • Asif said:

    Long March……………………………………………………..topi drama?????????????????????????????

  • Raja said:

    Haroon Rashid’s article on IJT’s role in IK – “Hmaaqat

    http://www.express.com.pk/epaper/index.aspx?Issue=NP_LHE&Page=National_PAGE&Date=20071118&Pageno=3&View=1%20id=

  • Ashraf said:

    Hey Asif,

    Can you explain the origin of these words “Topi Drama” and “Noora Kushti”. I mean the etymology of these words?

  • Zaheer said:

    “BB will be silence in favour of Mush again , so called emergency will be remove before election , ISI made parties party PPP and PML(Q) will make Govt.”

    If true then question is who ISI is to decide who comes in Govt???? Are they god of Pakistan?

    This country is of all Pakistanis and ISI is not Lord in any case!! why? Do they have any certificate for being controller of people of Pakistan! All people are given intellect by Allah almighty and not only ISI, Mr. Musharaf or Army!!!!!!!!!!

    We respect Army, ISI and others since they are our brothers and sisters but we will not allow them hijacking whole nation, not at all.

    If Army, ISI and others are sincere to Pakistan and Pakistanis then come to people, listen to them, stand along with them and stop coward, nonsense and short lived politics in the name of protection of Pakistan.

    Let me assure you that after Allah, these are people of Pakistan who can safeguard Pakistan and stand firm behind Pk Army. Neither your hidden plans, neither your divide and conquer policy, nor USA/UK, nor weapons of Army, nor your puppet politicians, nor your diplomacy(rather hypocrisy most of the time) can do it….

    Look my dear ISI and PAk Army, if you think that you fight against wishes of own people then you have lost that war even if you win it somehow! And when you will come back after winning or losing then you will find not anyone to cheer you!

    If you lose, which most probably you will do, then neither USA will help nor your own people. That you can better imagine.

    May Allah guide and help us. Aamin.

  • nadia said:

    Everyone please help Geo News and ARY ONE WORLD by writing to Dubai Media City authorities their E-mail address are:
    info@dubaimediacity.ae, sales@dubaimediacity.ae

    Here is the original post (there is a sample e-mail, you can model yours on it if you want).
    http://free-pakistan.blogspot.com/2007/11/write-to-media-authorities-in-dubai.html

  • Dynx said:

    Balouch where did you get the news from?

  • RAJA FAROUK said:

    The dictator has admitted his mistake on tv breaking the law and constitution,- his predecessor ( TALWAR UL HAQ ) had said that constiution is a piece of paper ( ya koi asmani seheifa nahi hay)but mind u the man is with a gun, the day he drops it, people should cry out to try him with high treason.
    And by the way did any body watched Mushaid Hussain Syed ( SPIN DOC. of QA ta league) said… he wants tv channels to be restored and thinks that elections under emergency will not be credible.. he forgot that his Qa ta league had advocated in favour of emergency..so who is fooling !!!

  • chussain said:

    Baluch didnt get news from anywhere. He himself has connections with ISI I think that is expert in spreading disinformation

    Musharraf is sending two delegations – one to US and one to UK – he thinks he can fool them – he is living in his own delusionary world

  • chussain said:

    A Band Aid from America – can it treat Cancer in Pakistan

    http://www.khaleejtimes.com/ColumnistHomeNew.asp?section=mjakbar&col=yes

    Read in Khaleej Times

  • Asif said:

    Where is long march…………….gone with the wind…………….

    It is often said that nations have no permanent friends or enemies; they only have permanent interests. Their friends and enemies are as variable as global warming, but Musharraf and Benazir do have one trait in common: permanent individual self-interest.

  • farhan said:

    @ Asif

    Like I have maintained bro, you can never ever trust BB and fazlu diesel. Whenever BB starts to criticise Mush, her supporters waste no time in declating her a crusader for democracy. And then everything comes to a stop. Like it has again followed by Negroponte’s visit. I say it again, BB will once again take a u-turn that will leave her party and supporters baffled :) . And then we’ll hear its all in the ‘name of smooth transition to democracy’.

  • Asif said:

    IK InshAllah with your efforts Pakistan ill move forward.
    Longlive IK

    @farhan

    I agree with you bro. BB opposing Mush to protect her vote bank, but I salute to IK whose persistance is denting not softly but very hard on their votebanks. Thats the only reason no one is talking abt IK……….
    Longlive IK

  • farhan said:

    @ Asif

    IK is the biggest genuine threat to politicians since ZA Bhutto. They will never want IK to gain momentum. But everyone is making one mistake after the other. Be it Mush or BB or the MMA. All this is helping IK’s support in getting stronger.

  • ammar said:

    Hi,

    I attended a rally against Musharraf infront of the White House yesterday. I have taken some pictures and wuld like to contribute to this site. Can you give me admin’s email address please?

    @ammer
    Please email the picture to admin@pkpolitics.com with a subject: Protest Pictures
    Admin

  • chussain said:

    US has given Musharraf only that much time in which he can get his Presidential Election validated from Supreme Court. Once that is done then other things would be taken care of.

    Also SC is going to validate emergency and then it would be lifted but it would lifted only half way between elections so that opposition has no time to prepare.

    So if political parties take part in elections then they would lose because they would be considered as being toeing the line of goverment.

    There is only one way to deal with this – BOYCOTT ELECTIONS UNLESS

    1. EMERGENGY IS LIFTED
    2. JUDICIARY IS REINSTATED
    3. CARETAKER GOVERMNET IS DISBANDED
    4. ELECTION COMMISSION IS RESTRUCTURED AND ALL PRESENT PEOPLE ARE THRWON OUT
    5. DISTRICT GOVERMENTS ARE EITHER SUSPENDED TO DISBANDED AND THEIR ELECTIONS SHOULD BE AFTER GENERAL ELECTIONS
    6. ALL CURBS FROM MEDIA IS LIBERATED
    7. LAST BUT NOT THE LEAST – MUSHARRAF STEPS DOWN

  • Faisal Daud said:

    Videos of Protest against Martial Law in Toronto Saturday Nov 17, 2007.

    Part 1:
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mjhuOQhc1is

    Part 2:
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XT1H4Y_dgqo

    Part 3: People came for Geo too
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vv9Piz8rpyo

    Part 4: Adil Rashidi of Geo News Addressing the protest
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=00VmchhQVh8

    Part 5: Mir Ibrahim’s Message was read
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MaVmGiXsNLA

    Part 6: Media Representative telling his experience while in Pakistan
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SAP5Yf_c304

  • zenith said:

    Gen Sahab said in his press conference that there was also an issue of vulgarity in our channels like geo and others. Now what has happened all indian channels, movies with semi-nude dances are on air in pakistan except geo, ary and others. Surely geo and ary were better than these indian channels.

  • Asif said:

    Wolf eats the lamd inspite of all the logical arguments by the lamb.

  • nota said:

    You government servants at work:
    http://www.dictatorshipwatch.com/upload/rte/Army%20firing%20in%20white%20clothes%2017-11-2007.gif

    Note the plain clothes and the “nakab”.

  • nota said:

    Trying to post the pick linked above

  • nota said:
  • Saqib said:

    GEO NEWS is back???? We can see GEO NEWS on GEO UK ? they are showing GEO news on it !

  • nota said:

    Is this how the general diverts our attention?

    Scores killed in sectarian violence in Pakistan
    http://www.iht.com/articles/2007/11/18/asia/pakistan.php

    ISLAMABAD: Fierce battles between Sunni and Shiite Muslims in Pakistan’s volatile northwest have left 91 people dead, officials said Sunday, despite the imposition of a state of emergency justified in part by the need to quell sectarian unrest.

    Combatants used mortars and other heavy weapons in the Shiite-majority town of Parachinar late Saturday and early Sunday, an intelligence official told The Associated Press, speaking on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to speak to the media.

  • Kami said:

    I met Amir Ghuri (Geo’s europe representative) at London protest. He claimed that Geo has been allowed to show 5 minutes every hour and just general reports. No commentary, talk show etc is allowed.

    He said talks are going on with UAE authorities and if they don’t allow, GEO will move to the UK. He said it would be difficult (visa and expensive) to frequently invite people to London but at least they would be able to do many things.

    I think that Geo can still record things in Dubai and even Pakistan and they can go on air from London. Nobody can do anything if you are interviewing someone in a house or hotel.

  • Asif said:

    @nota

    You are right, madcow is taking the advantage of no media & diverting the attention to sectarian clashes. I think theres no such kind of clashes in Pak for quite sometime.

    Hes killing the ppl by himself & portraying it as a civil war.
    Power-Hungry-Dracola………..

    May Allah bless us from the crimes of this madcow

  • nota said:

    US already looking past Mush past BB???

    Looking Beyond Bhutto
    The New Republic: Former Pakistani Prime Minister Better Than Musharraf, But Not Permanently
    http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2007/11/16/opinion/main3514805.shtml
    ….
    But because she’s a creature of the past, she also embodies Pakistan’s worst, most embedded vices.
    ….
    As a result, if Bhutto were to assume power again, it should only be seen as a short-term solution — for her country and for the United States.
    ….

  • chussain said:

    Yes that is true – they can still record in Pakistan and Dubai and they can air it from London – so simple – the only thing would be delay in that but other than that there would be no problem at all.

    Yes visa and travel would be a question but I think Geo can make the channel subscription and that can take care of funds.

    Plus if pakistanis know that Geo is giving then all they need – I am sure everyone would like it to subscribe.

  • nota said:

    Just a note about my last post:
    Although featured on CBS News site, the article is from “The New Republic” which is a right-wing conservative mag…

  • chussain said:

    Whenever any american visits Pakistan there are killings – as if Musharraf sets up blood for Durga Mai or Kali Devi who can only quench its thirst by blood and nothing else

    American is now so used to shedding blood after war in Iraq and before that in Vietnam and Central America that for it its nothing but just clones being terminated like in Terminator Movie – thats probably why that guy eventually became Governer of California

  • Faisal Daud said:

    Videos of Protest against Martial Law in Toronto Saturday Nov 17, 2007.

    Part 1:
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mjhuOQhc1is

    Part 2:
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XT1H4Y_dgqo

    Part 3: People came for Geo too
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vv9Piz8rpyo

    Part 4: Adil Rashidi of Geo News Addressing the protest
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=00VmchhQVh8

    Part 5:
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MaVmGiXsNLA

    Part 6: Media Representative telling his experience while in Pakistan
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SAP5Yf_c304

  • Balouch said:

    @Chussain
    @Dynx
    @Zaheer

    My source is one of Anty Mush , buddy you may say one pearl in MUD. Today King of Politician joker Shujat told I will tell to Dictator mush that remove emergency before Election .

    Dear CHUSSAIN im not informer, employ or supporter of any ISI wing

    Zaheer i agree with your cooments But sorry to say you sound like a ….. Ofcourse Allha subantala is great but he has given us sence , power and all, we can sturggle , we can protest and make grounds for downing a dictator and ISI , but what we doing you did not see hyporeats jamiat peoples they help govt to arrest a honest person IMRAN KHAN and honestly tell me what we doing in Pakistan , how many people on street for protest against so called emergency and dictatorship…. from 17 crore peple not more then 30000 is protesting ???
    we shuold pray and do whatever we can do to motivate all peoples to come and stand against so called emergency and like others says we have to send emails to concerned for Geo, and all .
    in last i must say I am supporter of Real democracy and Pakistan not Faujistan

  • malik said:

    i understand BB has gone to Karachi. there are also rumours that she is now ‘travelling’ to Dubai?

    what does this mean immediately after US visitor. it seems she has maintained her status of being a ‘dealer’

  • T Babu said:

    @Balouch
    30000 peoples protest almost represent 30000 families protest that is not a small protest my friend; keep in mind that all this is happening in martial law i.e. a rule worst than a jungle.

  • Asif said:

    Shes blackmailing madcow by giving statements against him to get a better share. Because she didn’t even act on her moves agianst madcow & its been going on for quite some time.
    Bloodshed is at worst in North & shes busy in press-conferences, nothingelse. Being the leader of one of the major parties shes unable to take a firm decision & be persistant with it.
    Except IK everyone is busy in making some kind of hidden-talks for power share.

  • T Babu said:

    @zenith

    advocate of modernisation talk about vulgarity very sham on him, look at his character and how he is changing his faces to oppose vulgarity.

  • Asif said:

    @zenith @T Babu

    What we can expect from a madcow…..

  • Kashif said:

    definitely worth watching and pondering…

    http://youtube.com/watch?v=gjDqXBV0NZE

    MAY ALLAH GUIDE US BACK TO THE RIGHT PATH – AMEEN.

  • nota said:

    Has the Journalist’s movement got its Naeem Bokhari? While on one side we have people like Dr. Shahid Masood, Talat Hussain, Ansar Abbasi, Hamid Mir, on the other we have Mubasher Lucman of Business Plus. I guess his *ss kissing finally paid off and has landed him a ministerial position in interim Punjab cabinet. He has always been pro-Mush but for 4 days in a row in early October he did his talk show with 4 pro-Mush guests and a pro-Mush audience hailing the great work done by Mush. Not a single critical thought was expressed.

  • Zaheer said:

    @Balouch
    Well, i have been part of the protest(on the street) and will be INSHALLAH in future too.
    Yes, its true that Allah almighty has asked us to make struggle against injustice, cheating and liars and not to sit at home and pray only.
    Response of the people against emergency has not been very bad either. However, it is not as intense as it should be. I feel that people of Pakistan are somehow a bit tired, they are sick of emotional slogans and also cheating of political parties has made them uncertain and suspicious.
    I am quite optimistic that things are going to change and get clear very soon, INSHALLAH. People are thinking bravely and positive thinking is first step towards positive actions. Actually, people are just looking and analyzing everyone and events.
    Keep your spirits high, momentum comes and TRUTH wins, it is born to win ultimately!

  • M Tariq said:

    Is there any one now in the world who DOESN’T believe that the Bombing in Karachi on 18th October were not done by Mush& Co?

  • T Babu said:

    @M Tariq
    it was done by Mush& Co. I am 1000% sure.

  • chussain said:

    Qazi Hussain Ahmed visits Imran’s family and says he is shocked at what happened in Punjab University.

    Also Pakistan Foreign Office has rejected apprehensions of USA regarding teh emergency and say these objections are nothing new.

    BB has said she is not going to comment on the meeting of Musharraf and Negraponte and would see what steps Musharraf takes in this regards. She had decided to adopt wait and see policy for the time being.

  • chussain said:

    Bombing in Karachi was done by MQM, agencies and Mush and company – no doubt about that =- thats why dont want Scotland Yard and FBI to investigate.

  • chussain said:

    I know its a long struggle because the people who are at helm of affairs would not let it go that easily – because it severely hurt their interests – teh army is enjoying financially a lot under Musharraf and they would not like to rock the boat – the present policy is to prolong all this as much as possible in a view that this movement would fizzle out due to movement fatigue.

    But we have to keep up the pressure and not them live in peace for even a single day and this pressure should increase day by day.

    Inshallah Allah would award the victory of right path.

  • KS said:

    I feel sorry for IK… everybody will end up making compromises and getting their share out of the govt… he will be the only one standing alone… unless the people of Pakistan decide to stand with him and get rid of this whole mess… the army, establishment, corrupt politicians, landlords…

  • Asif said:

    Qazi Hussain Ahmed visits Imran’s family and says he is shocked at what happened in Punjab University.
    ——————————————–

    No two opinion about the munafqat.

  • T Babu said:

    @chussain

    these mullahs are great munafics.

  • Asif said:

    @KS

    IK is not about power but a symbol of struggle & hope. Its a long struggle & IK knows it well. Because it needs time & patience to get rid of chronic disease.
    Longlive IK

  • farhan said:

    BB will scre*w up again for sure. Mark my words. This is again the same ‘wait and see’ policy that she adopted when there were rumors of The Deal.

    I wonder where all BB supporters are. Earlier when we used to comment against her, there was always a response within minutes.

    I am not mocking anyone. Everyone has a right to express themselves. but its a fact that NRO was impossible to defend, and now BB’s ‘careful approach’ once again will be difficult to defend.

  • Asif said:

    @farhan

    They are also acting on wait n see policy ;)

  • Asif said:

    PPP = Wait n See Party

    a new addition in dictionery.

  • farhan said:

    @ Asif

    I don’t blame them. 2-3 days ago I said in discussions that BB will make a u-turn that will leave her supporters and party confused.

    Its to early to say anything about her actions at the moment, but its a fact that her return was US sponsored and she cannot go against them : ). She’ll have to abide by whatever Negroponte’s instructions are for her. Just look at the facts, until 2 days ago she was screaming her head off againdt Mush. Now theres complete silence.

  • farhan said:

    And Mind you, it’ll all be ‘in the name of smooth transition towards democracy’.

  • Ashraf said:

    @Farhan

    That PPP people was actually a one person with multiple IDs. Sometime even exchanging comment among his own IDs. Admn caught him. I would not doubt if he has been blocked from this forum. Anyway I suggest you not to invite such obnoxious people. There is no need to indulge into useless debate. Most people here are intelligent enough to make their own mind. This is not a village of big Chaudhry or a goth of a landlord Vdhayra.

  • Asif said:

    Long March against emergency will continue until its ending.(BB)

    With emergency BB meant the house arrest

    Jiyalas have to learn her new dictionary.

  • farhan said:

    @ Asif

    I feel sorry for these Jiyalas. They blindly follow her and look at her political agenda :) .

  • Asif said:

    BB is just behaving as a leader of a virtual party.

    Being a leader of larger party her moves should be swift & clear & not confused.

  • farhan said:

    @ Asif

    Yeah any swift action and Mush will cancel amnesty : ). He has already threatened her once in last 2 days.

  • T Babu said:

    US turns to army elite as Pakistan remains unstable

    http://www.taipeitimes.com/News/front/archives/2007/11/19/2003388489

    Benazir Bhutto Slams Musharraf In New CNN Interview

    http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2007/11/18/benazir-bhutto-slams-mush_n_73166.html

    Looking Beyond Bhutto

    http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2007/11/16/opinion/main3514805.shtml

    Facebookers, bloggers fight Pakistan emergency

    http://afp.google.com/article/ALeqM5i64vTXHkRTFOIpXrpl843N6QpPtw

  • Asif said:

    @T Babu

    But Bhutto is not the person to create the kind of democracy that would make Pakistan a more reliable ally in the long-term. Her traditional political style hasn’t ingratiated her to many educated Pakistani students, a vital group in an unusually young population — in a 2005 survey, 71 million of the country’s roughly 160 million people were under 18. Many of these students, the people who might break the country out of its feudal landlock, have turned instead to new political forces like Imran Khan, a magnetic former cricketer turned politician.

    The former prime minister also does not seem to have learned much from her past travails. All the way through Musharraf’s term, she has continued to run her party, the Pakistan People’s Party, like a landlord or a queen, refusing to allow new blood and ideas to flourish. As the New York Times noted in a recent profile of Bhutto, she has appointed herself head of the party for life and has “frozen out” Aitzaz Ahsan, another leading member of her party who has led the lawyers’ protests against General Musharraf.

    With so few Pakistan experts left in the administration, the United States might choose to rely solely on Bhutto, just as it did with Musharraf. That would be a mistake. Washington needs to build a relationship with a broader cross-sector of Pakistanis, like the students and lawyers who led protests while Bhutto was still in exile. Without that, America, just like average Pakistanis, will remain locked into a Sophie’s choice between generals and feudocrats.

  • Asif said:

    @T Babu

    Thanks for nice links

  • jojo said:

    my prayers are with IK. He will be stronger than ever before, insha’Allah.

  • Imran Qureshi said:

    Getting rid of Mush harami is not enough. We must also ensure that our political system remains stable and independent after this. For this

    We must condemn and resist the construction of new GHQ in Islamabad. Military leadership should be at least 100 KM away from Islamabad. Also the GHQ should be in centre of Pakistan Like DG Khan, Multan or Bahawalpur.

    The role of spy agencies is deplorable in Pakistan. Their involvement in politics and efforts to destabilize democratic system is known to every one. These are also involved in terrorist activities like bomb blast in public places, suicide attacks, abduction, torture and killing of innocent people. ISI has offices in every tehsil and sub-tehsil of Pakistan. (whereas IB has offices in districts only). The funds of these agencies must be audited. Their offices especially ISI should be only in provincial capitals. The laws must be amended and involvement of any employee of these agencies in politics should be considered equal to treason and same punishment should be awarded as that of traitor.

    For me terrorist is military and these agencies not Al-qaida as I am terrified by these not by Al-Qaida. This does not mean that I support Al-Qaida which actually is a terrorist organization “for Americans�.

    I am afraid that Mush is going to cause a civil war in my country. If God-forbid this happens, the involvement of foreign powers is inevitable due to the presence of nuclear arsenal. I dont see any future for my children if Mush continues

  • Asif said:

    http://nawaiwaqt.com.pk/urdu/daily/nov-2007/19/columns5.php

    JI is not more than a pressure group, They cannot win more than a couple of seats solely. Thatswhy they do a politics of Alliance to get into power. They never fought an election under JI symbol.
    A big question mark????????????

  • jojo said:

    I second Imran Qureshi about the role of ISI but how can we control most of our incumbant politicians.
    I remember in one of the episodes of Bolta Pakistan on Aaj TV, Nusrat Javed told that the day when Gen Kiyani was nominated as a next COAS, there were a few politicians went to congratulate him. We all know it would be more than the congratulations, I mean TC thing.

  • Asif said:

    Is JI the name of change or statusco?
    Longlive IK for denting the giant Goons.
    Longlive IK

  • Imran Qureshi said:

    @gomushgo

    your radio is not working. Iam using 512K connection and IE 7

    Is your radio online?

  • Faisal said:

    Things look difficult as of now.. After Negroponte visit it seems US will continue backing Musharraf..They are just trying to get some parties to take part in elections.. MMA & PPP are there to oblige them.. Most of opposition to Mushi including lawyers are behind bars with no hope in foreseeable future of their release & clock is ticking for election.. Just pray for some divine intervention in next few days..

  • T Babu said:

    @Asif
    I agree with you.

    I think to bring our country on democracy is tough struggle but if all of us remained determined than one day (i think very soon) we can achieve this goal.

    As we know that that the official idea of Pakistan was put forward in 1940 (off course the struggle for it is started long before it), it took 7 seven years to put in actual dream. During these seven years there always remained some rallys or gathering for the struggle of Pakistan. During that it never happened that all the people of india came on roads (as it is wished by us today in pakistan against the martial law).I think its a constant struggle we have not to give up even after election untill we achive the following goals.

    1. Free and fair justice for each pakistani.
    2. Free and fair media.
    3. Good health and education for each Pakistani.
    4. Get rid of Pak army ugly tricks to remain in power.
    5. Get rid of secret agencies.

  • Asif said:

    @Faisal

    Its long-term struggle & PPP, which took a big U-turn to side with establisment to have a piece of cake.

    Currently only PTI has a clear stance, while rest of all are non-political forces lawyers, students, civil society. Thatswhy we have to support IK whose the only politician whose there for the restoration of Judiciary & supermacy of law.

  • Faisal said:

    This was posted by someone at orkut..

    Musharaf is ill and Dying
    I read it on a blog and at first it seems as one of those propaganda against him but once i concentrate on what it said i was amazed. It said that Mush is not only dying politically but also physically. If you saw his latest video interviews or even his speech on 9 Nov you can easily see his “shivering hands, grinding teeth, loss of words. He doesn’t blink his eyes has lost control while speaking and his shoulders have drooped. his tolerance level has become short and the decision he is making show him crumbling from inside. such pathetic decision can only be made by an ill man.
    May be the blood he has spill is taking its revenge

  • gayan khan said:

    Atleast we should be thankful to BB for trying to bring back democracy….all you peaople have tried in last 8 years and didnt get anywhere….PPP is a peaceful party and will bring democracy with peacful means…..AND If you have the guts to through the Generals out then please try……….Guns,killing , blood means nothing to these army peoples ….they are trained for all these things……

  • farhan said:

    Interesting comparison about the Shah of Iran and Mush.

    Musharraf and the shah

    http://www.iht.com/articles/2007/11/15/opinion/edsick.php

  • farhan said:

    @ gayan khan

    ‘Atleast we should be thankful to BB for trying to bring back democracy’

    Can you please tell us all exactly when BB tried to bring back democracy : ).

  • gayan khan said:

    she didnt come to APC London bcz she blieved that Mullahs are B Team of Mush…..it proved ….these Mullahs advised NS to comeback to pakistan and when he came they disappeared……one thing i have seen in pakistan that peaople will always say bad things abput PPP and BB …but ppp workers will always talk about goods of their party and dont care what others do…..so you guys should always try to be better than PPP and dont try to bring PPP to your low level……..PPP is goos and bad none of your business….its a political party……its noty in government….we are out pf power since 1996 so dont balme us for all the bad things….you guys had enough time over 10 years to bring change…..but sorry you guys were busy buying mobile phones, opening branded shops in pakisatn and watching indian channells on cable…… Really Sad…..and remember by talking bad about BB and PPP you will never get any support and will never be able to change the mind of even a single PPP worker…..

  • Toheed said:

    ASA
    All plz watch this:

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MH1CeEC-Ok8&feature=related

  • Asif said:

    we are out pf power since 1996 so dont balme us for all the bad things
    ———————————————

    You forgot one thing, you were not just out power but out of Pakistan too.
    Being a political party which constructive role you performed during these so many years?

  • farhan said:

    @ gayan khan

    ‘and remember by talking bad about BB and PPP you will never get any support and will never be able to change the mind of even a single PPP worker’

    We dont have to try anything my friend. Your leader and her agendas are enough to fo that
    : ).

    And don’t even get us to start on post 1996 activities of BB. Does SGS/Cotecna ring a bell?

  • Jamshid Khan said:

    n a nutshell, military presence is everywhere in public life except the army discipline to defend the national sovereignty and integrity. General Musharaf poses as a savior, but his actions make people believe, he is a habitual liar and an egoistic person imposing individual interest and greed over national preferences. Out of nowhere, just to prolong his military dictatorship, he introduced emergency rule while threatened by the Supreme Court of Pakistan that his longing for Presidential re-election will not come true.There is credible evidence that the SWAT issue of Talibans is created by ISI.Army is shelling innocent civilians and claiming that Talibans are killed. I don’t know how come PAKISTAN ARMY is a disciplined institution?. Can come one comment Please

  • gayan khan said:

    well……and you saw how we greeted our leader when she came back…..all these emergency and x y z things are absolutely nothing…..you call now in pakistan and ask a normal person….he/she is living a perfectly normal life…….let the electin come….our leader was not here in last election but still we got the maximum vote…..

    one thing about Chief Justice…….was he stupid….he was interfering in every business of government…….he was tryingto fix 60 years old problem by sitting in his chamber…….I for one do not agree with his interfernce…….These judges were so naive that after defeating MUSH in the 1st decsion they thought they will carry on…..the day judges restore CJ i knew their days are numbered…..the man who can throug a sitting PM who had a two third majority and put him in prison……….fo him these LLB/LLM paper holders are not even a problem…….when CJ was restore , he had the chance to act quickly …he had the chance to stop presidential election….he had the chance to act on Aitzaz petition stop emergency on firday …..but they said we will discuss this on monday……you cant wait for chances all the time…..you have to take them as they come……….now you all can sit and scream….but nothing is gonna happen to MUSH……………

  • jojo said:

    Let us see if NS doesn’t comproimise;
    http://www.thenews.com.pk/top_story_detail.asp?Id=11224

  • oP said:

    @gayan khan

    “one thing about Chief Justice…….was he stupid….he was interfering in every business of government”

    Nothing he did was extra-constitutional. Period.

  • farhan said:

    @ gayan khan

    ‘let the electin come….our leader was not here in last election but still we got the maximum vote’

    Here we are people. They will participate in the elections and will legitimize everything Mush has done so far. BB’s mission will be fulfilled. $1.5 billion + PM house + $16 billion reserves for her and mr 10% : ).

  • Asif said:

    @gayan khan

    You are quite nave abt your BB, shes saying that Iftikhar is the Chief Justice. have a fresh air, you are here just to distract us, nothing else. I can’t help you out.

  • gayan khan said:

    @Farhan
    Very typical of a anti PPP person…..you had ten years to prove cases…what did you do….are you people so incompitent……

    many like you are living in the dreams that you will destroy the ppp one day….yo have been trying this since 1977……well…..keep trying……our defence is as good as our attack……

    you have failed in last 30 years and we will fail you in next 30 years as well……

    P.S you mean not you …..it refers to all anti PPP people

  • Jamshid Khan said:

    The chief Justice just did his job. He can’t change the course of 60 years, but he performed his duty honestly. Pakistan is a place for dishonests like Mush, Ijazulhaq , Sh Rashid, Ch Wajahat etc

  • oP said:

    @gayan khan

    Nobody is talking about destroying a political party. Come out of your jageer-darana attitude. Disagreeing with a party does not entail its destruction.

  • Asif said:

    disciplined means to see with your seniors eyes not with yours own. And thats what they are doing for 60 years……..

  • Jamshid Khan said:

    Right now PPP is the only Plitical party that can take Pakistan out of crisis, give ISI give up.

  • farhan said:

    @ gayan khan

    she has already been convicted in swiss courts my friend. its not about being anti PPP. its all about facts. and and all your rants and raves cannot change facts. like our friend Asif said..have some fresh air and a glass of water…just chill bro.

  • Jamshid Khan said:

    I think it’s time to change the status quo of Pak Army. It suited the British very well and it suits people like Gen Mush and 16 choor commanders. WE need a change.

  • jojo said:

    Inahlillah… a poor person dies but rich and beautifuls keep on enjoying the comforts of life.

    http://www.thenews.com.pk/daily_detail.asp?id=81548

  • Jamshid Khan said:

    If you take BB out of picture, then is there anyone to who can take the lead. Qazi and Fazal Ur Rehman are brain childrn of ISI togather with MQM and tops the fortune 100 list in dishonest people. Nawaz is out which leaves the field to Gujrati choudries.

  • gayan khan said:

    Guys just read your comments about my post……
    you are attacking me personally

    @Asif
    You are quite nave abt your BB.
    Have a fresh air

    @op
    Come out of your jageer-darana attitude

    That shows the difference….everyone hates the loyality of ppp worker with its party…..if you cant be loyal to your parties then i feel sorry for you guys….

  • gayan khan said:

    @jamshed

    you are talking facts bro……..hey guys did you like these facts…….appreciated

  • farhan said:

    @ jojo

    Its really sad. this is what irks me. these innocent ppl die for nothing. their lives have no meaning to their leadership. what the hell happened to the long march? nothing. their great leader is now acting on negroponte’s instructions.

  • Asif said:

    @Jamshid Khan

    I am not against the existance of institution. They do what they are asked to, but for somehow most of our gora-sahab civilians got hold of the office & started using them for their personal interests. So it will take time to get rid of these people & we can achieve our objective only by persistant democratic process.
    And we always welcome the guys like IK who is constantly denting the statu quo.

  • oP said:

    @gayan khan

    take a look at your own post first:

    “…dont try to bring PPP to your low level…”

  • gayan khan said:

    @farhan
    Why are you relying on our long march….y dont you go out with your own party……whther we are taking Negro’s advise or not…its none of any other party’s problem…..remember we are not in goverment and entitled to take our decisions……

    good luck with your struggle to through MUSH out of power……..but trust me it wont happen with PPP help…..

  • gayan khan said:

    @op

    take those words back…….

  • oP said:

    Thanks, I take mine back, but the fact remains, BB, the chairperson-for-life, is right now, one of the most selfish political leader around (and thats saying a lot since all politicians are scu.m of earth anyway)

  • Asif said:

    @gayan khan

    what a democratic party having life time chairperson.
    No democracy within party & how you can bring democracy in the country?
    Your comments would be apperciated

  • gayan khan said:

    without PPP help…..

  • antipakipolitics said:

    DEDICATED TO ALL Peeplies:::::::
    Princess Ferragamo at the Barricades

    It’s all about “regime change�

    By Mike Whitney

    11/15/07 “ICH” — – -It doesn’t take a genius to figure out why the crooked Princess Ferragamo–Benazir Bhutto—has returned to Pakistan. Bhutto’s been traipsing all over Washington trying to garner support from think-tank heavies and establishment powerbrokers to help her stage a political come-back in Islamabad. She even hired a high-powered public relations firm to polish her image so the media wouldn’t focus too much attention on her past transgressions. Allegations of money laundering and corruption have haunted Bhutto ever since she was driven from office in 1996. Last month, General Musharraf cut a deal with Bhutto which freed her from the prospect of criminal prosecution and allowed her to return home. The arrangement ignored the judicial system entirely. The $1.5 billion that she and her husband allegedly “received in a variety of criminal enterprisesâ€? has simply disappeared down the memory hole

  • farhan said:

    @ gayan khan

    no one relied on your long march my friend. we all know that your leader’s return is US spornsored. so no hopes from her anyway. she will do what her masters will tell her to do
    : ).

    i mentioned long march ’cause i just read that news about one of your innocent worker died from oct 18 blasts. its a shame so many ppl died there. your top leadership doesn’t give a damn about those ppl.

  • gayan khan said:

    @asif

    Just a piece of information….it was a decision of the party in 1994 to make BB the lifetime chaiorperson….a resolution was passed in a workers meeting at lahore….resolution was presented by Jhangir Badir………..again y you are bothered about our party…its our decision who we make the chairperson………..

  • Asif said:

    @gayan khan

    Then why are interested in elections in Pakistan.
    Madcow is lifetime president ;)

  • farhan said:

    @ Asif

    the only interest in getting back to power is $16 billion reserves. mr 10% can’t even sleep these days.

  • Asif said:

    @farhan
    You are on target.

    Hes here just to have fun, no correlation in his thoughts.

  • anon said:

    BREAKING NEWS AND VIEWS FROM NWFP PAKISTAN SENT BY A VERY RELIABLE SOURCE IN THE AREA

    The situation in NWFP is different than the rest of pakistan. Here it is the issue of rising & fastly spreading Talibanization while in rest of Pakistan the issue is political.Though both are linked but here the risks are high.In swat,after capturing kabal,khwazakhel & Mata Tehsils,taliban have moved to district Shangla & took control of the whole distric.Now they are heading toward BATAGRAM on one side & BUNAIR on the other side.The seriousness of the situation is that the security forces are not willing to fight them.Now Darra-Adamkhel(on the way to Kohat city),Bara Tehsil(Suberbs of Peshawar) & some areas in Mohmand Agency are also in the hands of millitants & IT LOOKS LIKE PESHAWAR IS BEING ENCIRCLED. Few days ago three messiles were fired in Cantonment area of Peshawar,one fell in the backyard of Basheer Bilor’s House(ANP leader & former minister).In the rest of pakistan there is anti Musharraf & pro democracy movement which is gaining mometum day by day.IT LOOKS MORE LIKELY NOW THAT MUSHARRAF WILL HAVE TO GO OTHERWISE PAKISTAN WILL BREAK INTO PIECES(God forbid). THE SOONER HE GOES THE BETTER IT WILL BE FOR PAKISTAN.

  • Tehreek e insaaf. said:

    please read imran khan’s sister’s statment.
    http://www.khabrain.com/htmls/pg13.htm

  • Asif said:

    @Mr. Eye Opener

    ope your eyes 1st.

  • tuffy said:

    what is the problem if bb is life time chairperson. she is most telented political leader in pakistan she is the only one know through out the world as a politision. she lost her father brothers and lots more she fight againest the dectatorship since she lost her father, she have every reason to be a life time chairperson. ppp workers and members didnt have problem with this then what is a problem with all you guys.
    you guys are ppp haters and you will find excuses to blame ppp but trust me that will not harm our party and we will remain loyal to our party.
    dont not mean to heart anyone. we all have right to choose so please no hard feelings. give respect and take respect.

  • farhan said:

    @ Mr. Eye Opener.

    ‘Compare to these two crooks President Musharaaf looks a saint’

    dont count your chickens so soon bro. once Mush’s stint is over we’ll know how much he grabbed from national treasure : ). not to mention he leadership. the man has brought the country on brink of civil war. he is not a saint.

  • Asif said:

    Whatever is happening in frontier is very very sad & MMA was the sole power over their for last 5 years, its all due to them.
    What my perception is that they are also fighting for justice. And madcow is the worst enemy of justice.

  • farhan said:

    @ tuffy

    sorry bro. cannot respect someone who robbed the nation’s $1.5 billion and still want more. i personally know mr 10%’s adventures so can’t agree with you.

  • Faisal Daud said:

    @ Toheed

    JazakaAllah b khair brother. There can be nothing beautiful and profound than reading, listening and watching about Propher peace be upon him.

  • Asif said:

    @tuffy

    Bro my question is still their being the biggest(as per your claims) political force, what your party have done after 1996 for the development of Pakistan?

  • farhan said:

    @ Asif

    dont blame them bro. after 1996, the leadership was too busy buying properties, jewellery, hiding money all over the world.

  • anon said:

    Brothers & sisters
    Please think beyond party politics and have a positive & mature discussion about the future of Pakistan. We need to try to take our country out of this chaotic situation.

    IF ALL THIS IS HAPPENING TO PROLONG THE RULE OF ONE PERSON THEN IT IS VERY SAD. SIMILAR SITUATION HAS BROKEN PAKISTAN IN THE PAST AND WE NEED TO STOP IT HAPPENING AGAIN.
    PAKISTAN ZINDABAD

  • farhan said:

    Trail of corruption and kickback charges still in wings for opposition leader

    By David Pallister
    Guardian UK

    Hoping for a third term, Benazir Bhutto, twice kicked out of government for corruption and incompetence, have been thrown into turmoil by the emergency rule. But her ambitions ultimately still depend on whether the amnesty on her corruption charges, granted to her last month by the national reconciliation ordinance, will be upheld in the new supreme court.

    Bhutto and her husband, Asif Ali Zardari – nicknamed Mr 10% over alleged extortion – faced eight counts of taking tens of millions of dollars in illegal kickbacks. But whatever decision the court arrives at, the couple also have to contend with money laundering proceedings in Switzerland and Spain, and a civil case in London involving an expensive Surrey mansion.

    As the president’s ordinance only deals with offences up to 1999, investigations in Pakistan could continue into allegations that the pair paid about $2m in illegal kickbacks to Saddam Hussein under the oil-for-food programme.The controversy surrounding Bhutto’s financial affairs has been compounded by reports showing she and her family have worldwide assets worth about 90bn Pakistan rupees ($1.5bn). Despite voluminous evidence, some from the British government, the Bhuttos deny all the charges.

    The charges

    Among the charges in Pakistan are allegations that the Bhuttos skimmed $2m in commissions from a 1990s deal to buy thousands of duty-free Ursus tractors from Poland. The money went into a Swiss bank account. Christine Junod, a Geneva magistrate, says documentary evidence “establishes beyond doubt that these commissions, under the cover of alleged consultancy fees, were meant to remunerate the illicit advantages obtained by Ursus from the Pakistani administration, thanks to the interventions of Asif Zardari�.

    A second case involves a Dubai-based Pakistani gold bullion dealer who allegedly paid $10m to a Bhutto company in the British Virgin Islands for the exclusive right to import gold, again losing the country millions of dollar in duties. Zardari, who has served six years on corruption charges, is also accused of evading duties on the import of a £55,000 armoured BMW.

    A fourth case, involving Swiss banks, is moving towards a trial in Geneva. In this the couple are accused of taking kickbacks for the award of contracts to two Swiss firms employed to stop customs fraud. In 2003 a Swiss magistrate found the couple guilty, sentenced them to six months in prison and ordered them to pay $12m back to the Pakistan government.

    The paper trail connecting Benazir Bhutto to the case started with a moment of extravagance. Five years before, she had bought a £117,000 diamond necklace in London; part of that was paid for by one of the Swiss firms identified in the investigation. Lawyers for the Bhuttos challenged the judgment, a move that required the case be reopened. Last month the Swiss authorities said they would go ahead.

    Oil-for-food scandal

    The authoritative Volker report into the oil-for-food scandal identified the company Petroline FZC as having received oil contracts worth £145m in return for paying illicit surcharges to Iraq of $2m. Pakistan’s national accountability bureau has produced documents which show that Bhutto was the company chairwoman. Some of the profits went to firms in Spain, where another criminal investigation into money laundering is still active.

    Rockwood House

    The Surrey mansion, Rockwood House, was bought in 1995, apparently owned through a chain of firms and trusts, involving addresses in the Isle of Man, Jersey and Liechtenstein. Zardari denied, for eight years, that he was the owner despite instructing a builder with plans for a helipad, nine-hole golf course and polo pony paddock. Crates of valuable artefacts were shipped from Karachi. In 2004, when creditors forced the property into a liquidation sale, the Pakistani government claimed the proceeds. Lawyers for Zardari then appeared, claiming he was the beneficial owner.

    The money from the sale is still in the liquidators’ bank account, though a high court judge said the Pakistani government had a reasonable case, stating the money came via corruption. The case continues through the courts with Zardari repeatedly claiming to be too ill to mount a rebuttal.

  • farhan said:

    Trail of corruption and kickback charges still in wings for opposition leader

    David Pallister

    http://www.guardian.co.uk/pakistan/Story/0,,2209505,00.html

    BB and Zardari’s corruption stories are beaten to death. but her follower close their eyes even after she is convicted by a swiss court : ).

  • Asif said:

    @R.Chand

    Take care of golden temple………that shows how bold you are…….

  • Asif said:

    http://jang.com.pk/jang/nov2007-daily/19-11-2007/col3.htm

    Respectable writers are still passing thru the shock&awe of IJT&JI………

  • Amir Hameed said:

    Seems that IJT and JI had miscalculated IK’s poluparity:
    http://thepost.com.pk/CityNewsT.aspx?dtlid=129505&catid=3
    IK should distance himself from these rouge parties.

  • Asif said:

    @Amir Hameed

    the abuse of power makes mad & thatswat happened to IJT&JI.

  • Salman Ahmed said:

    Why UAE had to surrender under pressure of Mush,The answer is simple,it does not want to loose its investment in pakistan that is in billions.

    Read this article:

    http://news.monstersandcritics.com/southasia/news/article_1374431.php/Global_media_watch_urges_Dubai_to_lift_ban_on_Pakistan_channels

    then read this one:

    The UAE is Pakistan’s second largest global trading partner and it is also second largest source of home remittances from Pakistan expatriates.

    Pakistan’s trade with UAE has doubled during the last five years. Bilateral trade between the UAE and Pakistan reached US$2.5 billion (Dh9.1 billion) last year, which includes US$1.5 billion (Dh5.5 billion) worth of exports from the UAE to Pakistan.

    Pakistan attracted US$1 billion (Dh3.67 billion) in foreign direct investment (FDI) last year. “This include US$130 million FDI [Dh477 million] from the UAE.

    UAE has very significant investment in Pakistan both at the governmental and private sector levels. Dubai Emmar Properties has invested in Pakistan. Warid telecom has invested in the Telecom sector and Abu Dhabi Group has bought banks in Pakistan such as Al Falah and united Bank Limited. The more investor of UAE also going to avail the invest opportunities in Pakistan sectors such as mineral development, oil and gas, information technology, agro-based industry, housing and tourism.

  • Asif said:

    A prolonged ban on student unions put the students into deep slumber. The flow of ideas, which was once common in the large public sector universities, was stopped. In 1980s charters of new universities were given in the private sector. They were dubbed as elite universities where students would get education in ivory towers. These ivory towers remained isolated from and unconcerned with realities of life at societal level. But this passive image of the elite universities was to change after the recent announcement of emergency in Pakistan.
    http://thenews.jang.com.pk/daily_detail.asp?id=81486
    The writer is a professor and director of Centre for Humanities & Social Sciences at Lahore School of Economics.

  • Salman Ahmed said:

    “As stubborn as a mule” rite!!! aaaaannnn wrong!!! “As stubborn as Mush”

    http://www.nytimes.com/2007/11/18/world/asia/18pakistan.html?ref=world

  • sunny sool said:

    musharraf must be hang till death with other generals napak army murdabad,pakistan zindabad

  • Salman Ahmed said:

    Our new care taker prime minister has a history of being a competitor,U must be wondering what does he compete for,No he doesnt compete to end poverty,he compete wid other politician on whos got the best Car.please give more taxes cause he might ask again.

    http://www.dailytimes.com.pk/default.asp?page=2006%5C04%5C05%5Cstory_5-4-2006_pg1_7

  • Zarak Khan said:

    Facebookers and bloggers fight Pakistan emergency

    * ‘We Oppose Emergency in Pakistan’ biggest Facebook protest group from Pakistan

    ISLAMABAD: Defying a growing crackdown on dissent by President Pervez Musharraf, young Pakistanis are using blogs and social networking sites such as Facebook to hit back at a state of emergency.

    Plans for “flash” protests in Islamabad, Karachi, Lahore and other cities are being posted at the last minute to skirt a ban on all political rallies under repressive emergency laws.

    Full article http://afp.google.com/article/ALeqM5i64vTXHkRTFOIpXrpl843N6QpPtw

  • Salman Ahmed said:

    Salute to a great hero CJP Mr.Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry

    http://www.thenews.com.pk/top_story_detail.asp?Id=10566

  • Imran Qureshi said:

    Just for a food of thought

    If we are denied basic rights in Pakistan, If we are to be ruled by NaPak Army aginst our free will, then what was the fun of making an independent state Pakistan. What do you think. Are’nt there muslims living in India. They may have some socio economical problems but dont we have?

    Please leave your comments.

  • nota said:

    @gayan khan
    “one thing about Chief Justice…….was he stupid….he was interfering in every business of government�

    So why did BB make “restoration of judges” a part of her demands?

    @Shahzad Gohar
    “Can some one comment on the Pak Army as an institution. How come we claim that it’s a disciplined institution???????????????”

    It’s disciplined in being corrupt to the core; it’s disciplined in its involvement in politics and efforts to destabilize democratic system as pointed out by Imran Malik above; it’s disciplined in conquering as much local territory as possible; its disciplined in constantly meddling in elections, torturing people, serving their foreign masters, failing every military campaign, etc.

  • Kami said:

    @ (fake)Imran Qureshi

    please don’t test our patience.

    We love Pakistan. Creation of Pakistan was 100% right.

    This is OUR struggle. If there is something wrong, we need to make it right so that the dream of our founders come true.

    If a theif is occupying our house that doesn’t mean we shouldn’t have made that house.
    Pakistan Zindabad

  • Asif said:

    @Imran Qureshi

    As an istitution I am not against Army. Its about the mentality that took over after the creation of Pakistan.
    We have to get rid of that mentality(its present in our elite class in general), they started abusing all the institutions for their personal interests, resulting in corruption in these institutions at the top level.
    And IK is denting at the metality of this elite class with or without uniform.

  • nota said:

    @Imran Malik
    “The role of spy agencies is deplorable in Pakistan.”

    Speaking of deplorable role of ISI: Did you folks come across the news yesterday of Journalist Hyayullah Khan’s wife being killed by a bomb blast? The report said her five kids “miraculously” survived the blast. This should give you an idea of how deplorable these guys are.

    For those who don’t remember Hayatullah Khan let me just say his crime was reporting that in fact it was a missile strike from a US drone in Waziristan and not a random bomb blast that had killed Hamza Rabia as Pak Army claimed. And he took pictures at the scene to prove his story. For this he was abducted and six months later, on Friday, June 16, 2006, his body was found. He had been handcuffed and appeared to have been shot from behind.

    Please do read “Lesson from ISI’s killing of a Journalist in Pakistan” at
    http://www.icssa.org/article_detail_parse.php?a_id=835&pg=1&rel=873,871,863,738,887,886,877,876,870

  • Kami said:

    To All

    Please keep eye on our Indian friends who keep providing us ‘food for thought’ about creation of Pakistan and ‘soul searching’ on Islam. They use different IDs but often ask ‘please comment’ (it shows that they are dumb as well). Their ‘please comment’ wants us to divert our attention.

    India was lucky not to inherit ‘army making devisions’ from partition and this kept them a democracy. India was also lucky that their founder Nehru survived and rules for decades. Otherwise the calibre of their comments seems very strange to me. Not one of their columnists I have seen who is as good as our top columnists (from Dawn and other quality papers/magazines).

  • gumnaam said:

    i miss u dr shahid masood ,hamid mir and most important geo news media is being always neutral but i want to say to ansar abbasi to be neutral most of times he is not neutral but as pk govt says wefree the media and is our acheivement so any body can express his views so abasi is also right bec 1973 act of pk says everyone is free to express his views as far as the govt says geo is against pk this is rediculous geo and ary are always doing programes for the interest of pk so pl baba musharaf free the media and face the reality and especialy free imran khan aitzaz ehsan and

  • Ali said:

    The dictator must GO. The Americans are just putting a show but in secret they are helping Mushrarraf who is killing his own people.

    The people of Pakistan must unite and get rid of this Foreign agent.

    GO MUSHARRAF GO.

  • nota said:

    @farhan
    -@ tuffy
    -sorry bro. cannot respect someone who robbed -the nation’s $1.5 billion and still want more. -i personally know mr 10%’s adventures so can’t -agree with you.

    Let’s remember she did not rob the nation of $1.5 billion. This is the money she POCKETED.

    It is an important distinction because what she robbed the nation of was A LOT MORE. Even if we assume the figure of 10%, she robbed the nation of $15 billion.

    As an analogy, say a thief breaks by car window (cost $200) and my dashboard (say cost $900) to steal my stereo ($500) and sells it on the street for $100.

    So, sure, the thief made a $100. But what did it cost the victim? At least $1600.

    Another example: Let’s say an unnecessary $2 billion plane deal was made. Not only did the country did not need it, the actual cost of planes was $500 million. Commision on these deals is never more than 3% so about $6,000,000. So to pocket $6,000,000, $2 Billion of nations wealth is squandered. But wait — Let’s not forget about the interest. Since the terms are “favorable” you will only end up paying $3 billion in interest over 10 years. So total cost of that $6,000,000 pocketed in this case would be $5 Billion…

    And I am not even looking at the “maintenance and spares” part of the contract…

  • Asif said:

    @nota

    thanks throwing the light on the hidden cost in detail

  • Jina said:

    I also liked the GEO News Channel. I liked it while it was there but for the good of this country if there were conflicts of interests between the Government and the Geo News Channel, I am happily foregoing my wish to see Geo.
    I am getting even now very good news and all kinds of views from various other television channels of Pakistan.

    I am not from the government and neither do I speak on behalf of the government. As an independent observer I noticed that this government tried to do only what is good for Pakistan. The Ministers of this govt behaved as humble servants of the people of Pakistan.

    Despite all this an arrogant opposition of the past days again emerged on the scene and tried to derail the government, and with it the whole system of governance. That in my view is a jealous opposition, an opportunistic opposition and an unpatriotic opposition.

    Any pillar of the state that helps such an opposition immediately becomes a party to those elements that are working against the welfare of this country. Any small body that belongs to any of the three pillars, if found participating in activities detrimental to the independence of the State then has to be dealt with severely. However this government has never been severe but has always dealt in a very lucid, rational and friendly manner.

    This government never in five or 8 years harassed or persecuted any one, unless there were good reasons and the person was really asking for it by indulging in anti-state activities.

    I feel that Geo should give up its aggressive and confrontational path- its hostile and haughty lord-of-the-media approach.
    It is our duty to get behind the government and give it a helping hand. Those of us who understand what can bring progress to this country actually will do exactly that.

    They are there in the government because it is there time, which they have earned with difficulty and hard work. They will not allow others to impede and threaten them. Naturally they will act to stop those who will try to destabilize them.

    Therefore, it is in the common interest that Geo stops acting up and starts a better approach, which can lead to peace for all.

  • Fawad said:

    @Admin

    Please tell the source of GEO news, I mean from where are they telecasting and ask the GEO people or any anchor person that you know, what infact has happen.

  • Jina said:

    Geo Channel’s programs were not as vindictive as BOLTA PAKISTAN of AAJ NEWS Channel was, or Kashif Abbasi and Ayaz Amir’s programs on ARY ONE WORLD.
    Kamran Khan is brilliant. JAWABDEH was okay and so was Hamid Mir’s CAPITAL TALK. But Dr Shahid Masood in his “MERAY MUTABIQ” was very insinuating. That was certainly not on, to have outrightly indulged in such a blame-game.
    Bolta Pakistan tried to get selected speakers alone, and invited the worst of the abusers, who would swear the best, like Roedad or Aitzaz. I HATE THESE 2 CHAPS. I HATE THEM. I HATE Roedad and Aitzaz. They are two senile man. One more is Wajihuddin.

    They are the ones who are old and haggard, and frustrated. Then they have the cheek to say that Musharraf is old. How dare the haggard speak? Is it about themselves?

    All this was nothing but sensationalism, and for the cheap thrills.
    NO MORE RESPECTABLE MEDIA.

  • nota said:

    @Jena
    “Kamran Khan is brilliant.”

    Thanks for the insight into your brilliant mind.

    “All this was nothing but sensationalism, and for the cheap thrills.”

    I guess you did not notice that the only person using sensationalism and cheap thrills on Geo was Kamran Khan. But I guess brilliant minds think like that.

    “NO MORE RESPECTABLE MEDIA.”
    Agreed. Now why would ANYONE want respectable media???

    P.S. Do you really comprehend what you are saying?

  • bing said:

    @ jina

    plz stop it already.u r not convincing anyone here with your 100 ft long messages.we all know what it was about, mush’s dictatorship has an ugly face and he didn’t like the mirror so he broke it

  • Jina said:

    I also liked the Geo News. I got the cheap thrills too seeing some programs on Geo and ARY ONE WORLD while they were there. But I am not missing them at all, because deep down I did not like it one bit, when they purposely invited the worst of the abusers from the opposition parties to say the worst of the things about the President of Pakistan. This President is the most genuine man Pakistan has had. He works very hard for this country.

    It is unfortunate that this is a backward country where there are people who have absolutely no depth to understand the truth- to understand what is good for them and what is harmful for them. They are the people who are run by their empty emotions, which are of no significance. They just do cheap politics at the expense of this country.

    These are the people responsible in keeping this country as bad as in the stone ages. They are empty scatterbrains, but by design to harm this nation, they get behind some political leader, and come in the forefront politicising the whole thing.

    They do not cooperate with the government. Instead they portray they are just as important. They first finger, next oppose, then rebel, finally hurt.

    Every now and then some heroes- sometime in the judiciary and sometime in the media emerge, who try to assert their importance, forgetting their limitations, and want to become the government themselves. They want to push the govt aside and rule themselves.

    In my view they are disgraceful, appalling, dishonorable and detestable people. They are sleazy, vile, base and low. They are miscreants who try to disrupt the peace of the whole society. They are directly responsible in taking this country down the drain.

    They are the people who go and beg from the countries, who are in reality our enemies. They place the enemies on a pedestal, to feel free to decide the fate of Pakistan and the downtrodden who are seeking their help. And when they do decide on their fate, is actually when comes bigger miseries and the actual misfortunes, the wretched suffering, the gloom and the depression.

    This depression gets firmly entrenched in a muslim land never to go. The enemy succeeds.
    All because of the stupidities of this land’s own people.

  • Zarak Khan said:

    @jina

    Thank you. We’re all refreshed and challenged by your unique point of view.

    I’m not being rude but it takes a special talent to humiliate yourself in public.

    You sound reasonable but please understand you’re just insignificant.

    Time to up the medication.

  • Amir Hameed said:

    @Jina,
    “…I am not from the government and neither do I speak on behalf of the government…”
    Well, you tried your best to lie about your impartiality but if one looks at the way you have described things, taken side of the government, it is easy to tell that you are representative of this government which is run by a scumbag, named Mush or alias Bush’s poodle or his lap-dog.

  • Ahmad said:

    @ Jina

    You are simply brilliant. I see everything now, the whole “army shouldnt rule, and army gets too much of the budget with no info on where it goes” and the whole “innocents that die up north no questions asked” and the whole “arrest anyone” and the whole “president and army chief are the same person” counts to nothing because of your brilliant arguments. Especially your attack on Aitezaz and Wajihuddin. Ive finally seen the light, in that there is none.

  • Amir Hameed said:

    @Jina,
    “…I am not from the government and neither do I speak on behalf of the government…�
    Well, you tried your best to lie about your impartiality but if one looks at the way you have described things, taken side of the government, it is easy to tell that you are representative of this government.

  • G-FORCE said:

    How come the ‘pillars of free speech’ who were all yakety-yak, 24/7 in channels like GEO and ARY ONE are almost invisible in street protests against media gagging in Pakistan? Where is Hamid Mir, Iftikhar, Kamran Khan, Talat, Javed Malik, and PJ Mir? Sorry if I may have inadvertently missed their regular attendance in these ‘country-wide” protests, but if someone can kindly direct me to a pic or website showing the participation of these great freedom of media leaders, I will be grateful!

  • Amir Hameed said:

    @G-FORCE,
    If you have looked closely at some of the videos of protesting journalists , you whould have spotted Hamid Mir. Also, when police came to confiscate the outdoor van of Aaaj, Talat and Minhas were seen arguing with them. So, they are there and just because you could not see them does not mean that they disappeared.

  • Amir Hameed said:

    @Jamiat Media Front,
    Whatever happened with IK was pre-planned and both JIT and JI were in cahoots in it. So, both the parties are now trying to run a face-saving campaign but masks have now come off and people can see their chronic and ugly faces.

  • Jamiat Media Front said:

    Dear Brother Amir
    It was a mistake by some of our affiliated students whose memberships are already been canceled. We are the front line warriors in the war against this corrupt system. We condemn any effort to divide the students

  • missing_pakistan said:

    May Allah swt accept the repentance of Islami Jamiat talba.

    I know people will not accept it though! because they don’t have the ability of being Ghaffar uzunoob and Qabilutob.

    But, I like the way Imran Khan is dealing this situation!! He and Qazi sahib is proving that they both have human characteristics and basic leadership qualities.

    I have witnessed on this forum, that how our brothers react and respond to any news. There are emotions filled with hate and extremism…they will not move on!!! They will live in the painful moment, and they keep remind every one about the mistakes of Jamat and Jamiat. They will not let go!!

    What Jamiat has done with Imran khan was very painful, but, thank God , they accept the mistake, and that is what we need!! We don’t see this attitude of Hazrat Aadam AS in our nation. Our president, a common man, politician or very smart intellectuals on this forum… no one accept the mistake.

    It takes a lot of courage to say “my mistake” and “I am sorry”

    I am really sorry if I hurt anyone’s feelings, but it is my humble opinion, and I hope that all of us should behave more maturely and decently. Instead of pointing fingers towards each other, please think of our country.

    Wassalam,

    Missing Pakistan

  • Faisal Daud said:

    @ Jamiat Media Front

    Thanks for sharing the news. Its encouraging that Jamiat is showing regret on this heinous and disgraceful act by some of its members but as shaer says;

    kee mairay qatl kay ba’ad us nay jafa say toba
    Haye us zood e pashemaan ka pashemaan hona

    I think Nazim e Ala mohtaram brother Nasrullah should personally apologize from Imran Khan, his family, members of Tehreek e Insaaf and students community. Indeed it was a great loss. However its always better to learn from mistakes and accept responsibility & repent.
    May Allah show all of us the right path. Ameen.

  • Amir Hameed said:

    @Jamiat Media Front,
    I wish I could believe you but I am not going to and one of the reasons is that I have seen JIT very closely when I was a student of a professional institute in Lahore.

  • Zarak Khan said:

    Dear Jamiat Media Front:

    It is good to see that you acccept the betrayal and recognize the shameful behaviour with one of Pakistan’s heroes of some of your fellow goons.

    Now show some class and humility and publicly invite and welcome Imran Khan to Punjab Univ once he is released from jail.

  • Pakistani said:

    Hello,

    This is an interesting observation I made. Please take a look and comment if you will.

    http://destogate.wordpress.com/2007/11/19/media-in-pakistan-an-interesting-observation/

    Thanks.

  • nota said:

    Pakistani:
    Geo is part of Jung Group… So as not to confuse, that means Geo News and Geo Super too.

  • Pakistani said:

    Hello,

    I just have received some updates and they are on the blog once again:

    http://destogate.wordpress.com/2007/11/19/media-in-pakistan-an-interesting-observation/

  • nota said:

    @Jamiat Media Front
    Why are IJT guys STILL threatening and trying to intimidate PU students? Hasn’t this always been your way? For example:

    IJT has threatened to kill me, alleges PU professor
    http://www.interface.edu.pk/students/Oct-07/IJT-PU-professor.asp

    Activests of IJT dispersed: PU book fair
    http://www.dawn.com/2006/05/20/nat29.htm

    Pakistani minister defies fatwa over hug
    http://in.news.yahoo.com/070411/43/6eed6.html

    “Various Deans presented the resume of the situation regarding the humiliation and insult of teachers by Islami Jamait Talba activists.”
    http://www.pu.edu.pk/press/press_release-19-may-06.asp

    There are hundreds such examples…

  • nota said:

    @Pakistani
    Please stop these attempts to promote your blog. Agreed it look pretty but wheres the content? If you have one of your “updates” please post it HERE instead of begging people to come to your blog. They really get upset when after the effort they find the update or observation being completely useless or old news…

  • Pakistani said:

    Perhaps you are right nota. I apologize. But I do not really have a need to promote my blog as it is afterall a personal sphere. I do however have important updates which Pakistanis want to know. Unforunately, I read this post too late so this will be the last direct link to my blog from then on, updates will be posted here.

    There are more updates, http://destogate.wordpress.com/2007/11/19/media-in-pakistan-an-interesting-observation/

    This again is a minor update. I apologize for having continously posting the URL but I believe you will appreciate, nota, that the information is valid and important.

  • Pakistani said:

    Oh and Nota, I did not know Geo is part of Jang. Thank you very very much for the information, I honestly really appreciate it :) Is The News part of the Jang Group as well?

  • nota said:

    BB at it again? See
    Did Benazir meet Musharraf?
    http://thepakistaninewspaper.com/news_detail.php?id=10243

    KARACHI, Nov 18: The presence of President Gen Pervez Musharraf and the PPP Chairperson Benazir Bhutto in the city has given rise to strong rumours of a secret meeting between the two. However, neither PPP circles nor government officials were available to confirm any such story.
    ….
    The officials said that the president had some other engagements which were not official and pointed out that President Musharraf invariably met old friends and colleagues whenever he was in the city.

  • nota said:

    @pakistani
    Yes. The News also is part of Jung Group. sigh!

  • nota said:

    I think wsws.org put it correctly:

    US envoy lauds Pakistani dictator’s “democratic vision�
    http://www.wsws.org/articles/2007/nov2007/pak-n19.shtml

  • bing said:

    I think this meeting is just khanapuri to show negroponte that his orders are being carried out.BB wont do any deal.If she does this will be the end of her politically.

  • chussain said:

    Dear Jamiat Media Group

    You say now you would welcome him. Its no use now because you gave this dictator what he wanted at that particular time. You sabotaged his stroggle and helped the dictator to take the steam out of the agitation and now that you have got such a severe backlash you are afraid that your days are over as an organization.

    You guys behaved just like Fazlu and company who did dissolve teh assembly but just at that time when it could vote for President Musharraf. There was no use of dissolving the assembly after that.

    So it is not the act which is more important but the timing also. After giving such a severe blow to the movement now you say you would welcome him. I think it would be biggest mistake on part of Imran or anyone to trust you guys.

    As for dividing students you have hold only in PU and thats all. No other college or university accepts you and that would be the fact.

  • chussain said:

    1. BB meets Musharraf in Karachi on Saturday night ?

    2. Musharraf going to SA to meet Nawaz Sharif?

    3. Goveremnt softens regarding judges – AG Qayuum says that the judges who did not take oath can claim retirement benefits

    4. Mushaaraf says he is happy with Negorpoten visit and US is 200 percent behind him

    5. Fazlu ready to take part in elections under PCO

    SO GUYS WHAT IS GOING ON ?

  • chussain said:

    To Jamiat Media Group

    You know what is the punishment of stabbing your own people in middle of war or struggle – Read Surah Anfal – the punishment is not removal the punishement is death.

    Jamiat stabbed Imran and not only that it stabbed its own Jamat and caused irreperalbe damage. In a way by doing that you furthered the agenda of those forces who are fighting against Muslims all over the world. How can you guys be trusted?

  • Tanweer Amjad said:

    @missing_pakistan
    It takes real courage to say sorry, but that sorry should be meaningful and should lead to some change in the attitude. Would if Musharraf say sorry of his past deeds, be accepted… I don’t think so, a president has to be a mature and a responsible person. Even if he says sorry on his past deeds, he has made 130 million people to suffer, rest of the 30 million don’t bother to know.
    I think there is a great responsibility on IJT if they really feel sorry of what they have actually done to Imran Khan. Just because of them, a score of people were disappointed to not find their leader among them. And later his family was treated in a manner not worth mentioning at any forum. I know IJT is not responsible for any misconduct in the whole world, but this bad treatment was just because of their act, and I think simply saying sorry does not show enough. They have to unite with the suffering party to break the locks of the jail… I know IJT is strong enough after all they have a state within state.
    Heard the comments on the arrest of the Imran Khan, the IJT spokesman said ‘He should have asked permission from the union (IJT). No one invited him. He 5imran Khan tried to distract our crowd’. This is shear non-sense. A non-political party does not need crackers to attract people to their ideology. IJT should change its mode of action to impose Islam only on others…. while they don’t want themselves to be a follower of it.
    Head of Punjab University is an equal disappointment. I wonder when all unions got banned under military vice chancellor in almsot all universites, how IJT still exist. Doesn’t it mean they represent somehow administration.

  • nota said:

    This is how Guardian is alling it:

    US envoy to Musharraf returns home with nothing
    http://www.guardian.co.uk/international/story/0,,2213108,00.html
    Monday November 19, 2007
    The Guardian

    A special US mission to the embattled Pakistan president Pervez Musharraf ended in failure yesterday, and the Bush administration is inceasingly alarmed about the possible collapse of the government. There are also fears that its nuclear weapons could end up in the hands of Islamist extremists.

  • BABU from USA said:

    I DONOT BELIEVE IN JAMIAT’S EXPLANATION.

    IF JAMIAT IS SINCERE THEN THEY SHOULD TAKE FOLLOWING STEPS, SO PEOPLE CAN TRUST THEM:

    1. PUBLICALLY,PUNISH THOSE WHO HAVE DONE THE CRIME.
    2.THEY SHOULD ALL APOLOGISE TO IK IN PUBLIC AND INVITE HIM AGAIN WITH HONOR TO PU.
    3. IT IS THEIR RESPONSIBILITY TO BRING OUT IK FROM JAIL IMMEDIATELY AT ANY COST.
    4. THEY SHOULD PUBLICALLY ANNOUNCE THAT THEY WILL NEVER REPEAT THE SAME OFFENSE.
    5. THEY WILL COVER ALL THE FINANCIAL LOSSES THAT MIGHT HAPPEN TO IK DUE TO THEIR SHAMEFUL ACT.

  • BABU from USA said:

    MIGHT SOMEONE WANNA ADD ANY OTHER POINT TO MY PRVIOUS 5 POINTS.

  • nota said:

    @Jamiat Media Group:
    If you admit what you did was WRONG, then why not let the PU students take out a rally against IJT at PU? Why look for a confrontation??

    Police on guard to avert PU clash
    By Mansoor Malik
    http://www.dawn.com/2007/11/19/nat4.htm
    LAHORE, Nov 18: The Punjab government has prepared a security plan with an understanding to send police to the Punjab University new and old campuses on the call of its administration to avert any collision among students representing the Jamiat and anti-Jamiat groups on Monday (today).

    The PU students are all set to hold a mass protest rally against the Islami Jamiat Tulaba on the third consecutive day as they are highly charged against it for its widely-condemned action of manhandling and handing over of PTI chief Imran Khan to police on Wednesday last.

    The IJT activists, who remained conspicuously absent from the university campus the very next day, had shown up with a 150-student rally against President Gen Pervez Musharraf for imposing emergency and promulgation of Provisional Constitution Order in the country on Friday.

    Fearing a clash between the two groups during protest for having intelligence reports that both groups will be equipped with arms, the governor/chancellor had asked the PU administration to close the university on Monday.

  • BABU from USA said:

    6. THEY SHOULD BRING OUT IK FROM JAIL WITHIN 3 DAYS FROM TODAY, OTHERWISE JAMIAT SHOULD SIT WITH FAZLU AND EAT SWEATS FROM THE GOV.

    JAMIAT + FAZLU = HACKLE AND JACKLE ( HAJOOJ MAJOOJ)

  • Eskay said:

    Newsflash:

    Amin Fahim takes back his application in the SC against Mush’s candidacy

    Source: Aaj and GEO

  • Jamiat Media Front said:

    Dear Chussain/Babu

    We respect your feelings. We have taken immediate actions and we will take more as well.

    LAHORE: Newly-appointed Islami Jamiat Talaba (IJT) Nazim Atiqur Rehman Sunday said that manhandling of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Chief Imran Khan on the Punjab University premises was a government-hatched conspiracy aimed at disrupting the unity of students.

    He said that the report of an IJT enquiry committee had proved that it was a government’s conspiracy. The enquiry committee also sought apology for the national leader.

    Earlier, IJT PU Nazim Muhammad Ayub submitted his resignation in a meeting of the executive body. After this, Atiqur Rehman was appointed new IJT PU nazim while Haris was named secretary general.

    The IJT had also cancelled the membership of about five members due to the incident.

    After his nomination, Atiqur Rehman said the Jamiat would correct the mistake at every cost and would accord a warm welcome to Imran on his release to undo the wrong. “IJT seeks a pardon from the PTI chief, journalists, the masses and the nation for a mistake that was did by it,” he said.

  • Pakistani said:

    Nota, if the news and geo are part of jang group, don’t you think that the concentration of Jang’s opinion across the media are a sign of media propaganda?

  • BABU from USA said:

    JAMIAT IS STILL A PART OF MMA.

    MMA= MIXED MIRACH ACHAR
    MMA= MUFTA MIXED ACHAR
    MMA= MUNAFIQ MOLVIS ALLIANCE
    MMA= MOTTAY MOLVIS ALLIANCE
    MMA= MORE MORE ANDDA-HALWA
    MMA= MUKK MUKKAO AARAM-SA
    MMA= MIL-KAR MARRAY AAWAM
    MMA= METHA MUSTE AARAM
    MMA= (NA-MUTAHIDDA) (NA-MAJLIS) (NA-AAMAL)

  • missing_pakistan said:

    Wow

    wo ji.nhe.n tabe garaa.Nbaarii-e-ayyaam nahii.n
    unakii palako.n pe shab-o-roz ko halkaa kar de

    What a great nation :)

    I salute IJT for taking reasonable actions for their misconduct.

    aaiiye haath uThaaye.n ham bhii
    ham jinhe.n rasm-e-dua yaad nahii.n
    ham ji.nhe.n soz-e-mohabbat ke siwaa
    koii but, koii Khudaa yaad nahii.n

    aaiiye arz guzare.n ki nigaar-e-hastii
    zahar-e-imaroz me.n shiiriinii-e-fardaa.N bhar de
    wo ji.nhe.n tabe garaa.Nbaarii-e-ayyaam nahii.n
    unakii palako.n pe shab-o-roz ko halkaa kar de

    jinakii aa.Nkho.n ko ruKh-e-subh kaa yaaraa bhii nahii.n
    unakii raato.n me.n koii shamaa munawwar kar de
    jinake qadamo.n ko kisii rah kaa sahaaraa bhii nahii.n
    unakii nazaro.n pe koii raah ujaagar kar de

    jinakaa dii.n pairavii-e-kazbo-riyaa hai unako
    himmat-e-kufr mile, jurat-e-tahaqiiq mile
    jinake sar mu.ntazir-e-teG-e-jafaa hai.n unako
    dast-e-qatil ko jhaTak dene kii taufiiq mile

    ishq kaa sarr-e-nihaa.N jaan-tapaa.N hai jis se
    aaj iqaraar kare.n aur tapish miT jaaye
    harf-e-haq dil me.n KhaTakataa hai jo ka.NTe kii tarah
    aaj izahaar kare.n or Khalish miT jaaye

  • bing said:

    I think Qazi hussain ahmed is a reasonable person but i dont think all of his jamiat is under his control.he needs to organise his party and take out the black sheep which bring a bad name to everyone.

    but i dont like maulana fazl one bit.he is a chameleon and just looking for kursi.

  • Kruman said:

    - Wajihuddin’s petition dimissed by the new SC.
    - BB meeting Negroponte

  • bing said:

    @kruman

    didnt negroponte already leave

  • nota said:

    @Pakistani
    Yes. But keep in mind there were laws on book against for the very same reason. But laws were changed at the behest of groups like Dawn and Jung, etc. Is cross ownership good? Certainly not in the public interest so I do accuse their owners of putting private interest before that of public — something Mush is guilty of as well. Let me also mention scum like Najam Sethi and his Daily Times/BusinessPlus venture. He has always kissed every dictator’s *ss and now become part of Mush government through his protege Mubashar Lucman — so called “journalist” — accepting a ministerial position in the Punbaj interim cabinet.

    But this is happening all over the world. Even in US where there are hundreds of channels, thousands of magazines and newspapers, there are only about six media owners left giving birth to the term “mainstream media (MSM)” which no one trusts any more. It has given rise to people like Rupert Murdoch whose media empire stretches all across the globe, filling it with filth like FoxNews and Sky…

  • BABU from USA said:

    @ JAMIAT MEDIA FRONT

    1. MY FRIEND: WHOLE JAMIAT WAS SLEEPING WHEN FIVE OF ITS MEMBERS WERE COMMITING CRIMES IN FRONT OF EVERY ONE. WHY OTHERS DID NOT STOP THEM.

    2. MY FRIEND: WHEN YOU INVITE SOMEONE THEN IT IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY TO PROTECT THAT SOMEONE AT ANY COST.

    3. EVERYONE KNEW THAT GOV. AND AGENCIES ARE AFTER HIS ARREST, WHAT STEPS HAD BEEN TAKEN BY JAMIAT IN ANTICIPATION TO ENSURE HIS SAFETY?

    4. MY FRIEND: THE GREAT DAMAGE HAS BEEN DONE.
    IT WILL NOT UNDO EVERYTHING BACK TO NORMAL BY JUST A RESIGNATION.

    5. WHAT WILL BE THE PUNISHMENT OF THOSE FIVE MEMBERS WHOM JAMIAT HAS CANCELLED THE MEMBERSHIP? SO NEXT TIME NO OTHER MEMBER DOES SUCH A GREAT CRIME.

    6. WHAT JAMIAT IS DOING RIGHT NOW TO FREE IK IMMEDIATELY AT ANY COST?

    7. MY FRIEND: IF YOU BRING BACK IK TO PU WITHIN 3 DAYS AS IT WAS BEFORE HIS HUMILIATION AND ARREST,THEN WE WILL ALL BELIEVE YOU. I KNOW IT IS VERY HARD JOB TO DO BUT I THINK THIS IS THE ONLY WAY TO SOLVE THIS PROBLEM. AS THE BURDEN OF SHAMEFUL CRIME IS ON JAMIAT’S SHOULDERS.

  • missing_pakistan said:

    (Dont you dare think that I am crazy, but after kruman’s post..)

    I have to post this nazam too!!

    bahot hain zulm ke dast-e-bahaanaa-juu ke liye

    jo chand ahl-e-junuu tere naam levaa hain

    bane hain ahl-e-hawas muddaii bhii, munsif bhii

    kise wakiil karen, kis se munsifii chaahen

    magar guzaranewaalon ke din guzarate hain

    tere firaaq men yuun subh-o-shaam karate hain

    bujhaa jo rauzan-e-zindaan to dil ye samajhaa hai

    ki terii maang sitaaron se bhar gaii hogii

    chamak uthe hain salaasil to hamane jaanaa hai

    ki ab sahar tere rukh par bikhar gaii hogii

    Garaz tasavvur-e-shaam-o-sahar men jiite hain

    giraft-e-saayaa-e-diwaar-o-dar men jiite hain

    yuun hii hameshaa ulajhatii rahii hai zulm se Khalq

    na unakii rasm naii hai, na apanii riit naii

    yuun hii hameshaa khilaaye hain hamane aag men phuul

    na unakii haar naii hai na apanii jiit naii

    isii sabab se falak kaa gilaa nahiin karate

    tere firaaq men ham dil buraa nahiin karate

    Regards
    Missing my Pakistan!

  • missing_pakistan said:

    @ Dear Babu from united states of america,

    Stop bullying around by giving orders.

    Now whatever ijt will do, it will not change your perception of them. So please continue to hate IJT and Jamat.

    I am still smiling on the fact that some one in my country knows to repent. And repentance draws Allahs mercy.

    May Allah shower my country with His mercy!

    TATA,
    going to sleep.

  • BABU from USA said:

    @KRUMAN AND EVERYONE.

    PLZ DONOT SAY NEW SC.

    PLZ CALL IT ILLEGAL SC WITH ILLEGAL JUDGES.

    DOES NOT SURPRISE ME AT ALL BY REJECTING MR. WAJIHUDDIN’S PETITION.

    ILLEGAL PRESIDENT + ILLEGAL SC + ILLEGAL JUDGES + NO CONSTITUTION = ILLEGAL DECISIONS.

  • nota said:

    Court rules Musharraf’s Nov. 3 suspension of the constitution was legal even though Mush himself admitted it was not.

    Court also rules Musharraf’s October election in parliament to a third, five-year presidential term was constitutional.

    I know, I know — they haven’t done so yet but knowing how independent this court is, how can they rule any other way?

  • BABU from USA said:

    @ MISSING_ PAKISTAN

    FIRST OF ALL THEY WERE NOT ORDERS AND SECOND THOSE SUGGESTIONS WERE NOT FOR YOU.

    HOW YOU KNOW I HATE IJT? BY TELLING SOMEONE THE RIGHT THING DOES NOT MEAN YOU HATE SOMEONE.

    I WONDER HOW YOU KNOW ABOUT MY PERCEPTION?

    GET SOME KNOWLEDGE ON REPENTANCE FROM SOME REAL AALIM AND ASK HIM IF SOMETIMES THERE ARE CONDITIONS RELATED TO CERTAIN REPENTANCES.

    WE ALL SHOULD REPENT TO ALLAH FOR HIS MERCY.

    ALLAH’S MERCY COMES IN ABUNDANCE IT IS THE PEOPLE WHO PERCIEVE IT DIFFERENTLY LIKE WHEN IT RAINS SOME PARTS OF THE EARTH BRING OUT FRUITS AND FLOWERS, SOME PARTS BRING OUT BUSHES AND ON SOME PARTS THERE IS NO EFFECT LIKE CEMENTED EARTH.

    ALLAH HAFIZ ( NO TATA)

    HAVE NICE DREAMS.

  • maan said:

    Musy becomes president for next 5 years.

    Breaking news:

    http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/south_asia/7101302.stm

  • lota6177 said:

    jamiat media group
    How about you also divide the money you took from the govt to get ik arrested. Split it 50 50% and there would no hard feelings. It is an old jamati trick first send in the goons to terrorize and than comes the so called moderates screaming its all a misunderstanding thousand aapoligizes. Auntie Shamim in pindi conducts herself more respectfully than you clowns in IJT. Ghar ja kar abu ko bewakouf banao. He might buy what your selling.

  • bing said:

    @maan

    thats not breaking news.we knew that ever since he sacked the real SC

  • BABU from USA said:

    @ NOTA

    MY FRIEND NOTHING HAS SURPRISED ME.

    WELCOME TO JUNGLE OR SHOULD I SAY WORST THAN JUNGLE.

    ANIMALS DONOT HAVE SENSE BUT HUMANS DO, THEREFORE STILL HUMANS TRY TO ACT LIKE ANIMALS THEN THEY ARE WORST THAN ANIMALS.

    I GUESS MR. MUSH FORGOT THAT HE HAS TO FACE A REAL SUPER SUPREME COURT IN HEREAFTER.

  • Beena said:

    Admin and other fellows,
    i want to express my full support with u all in the efforts of making excess to independent media and information….
    we ve been addicted to GEO and ARY ONE WORLD talk shows and live coverages …we ve been addicted to the reality and truth ..we ve been addicted to be informed …
    we all need GEO and ARY ONE WORLD back …they are not accepting the Govt dictation to ban talk shows and live coverages…..
    hats off to GEO and ARY ONE WORLD.
    Down with MUSH ,BB,MULLAH AND GHUNDA parties.

  • Friend said:

    !!!! Breaking news!!!!

    Musharaf is publishing another book.

    called “JANGLE BOOK”

  • BABU from USA said:

    @ AT ALL

    PLZ CALL HIM ILLEGAL PRESIDENT. IN FACT THAT WHAT HE IS?

    TODAYS BREAKING NEWS:

    ILLEGAL PRESIDENT MUSHARRAF BECOMES ILLEGAL PRESIDENT FOR THE NEXT FIVE YEARS.

  • Friend said:

    I seriously think that the country is under a curse…

  • Friend said:

    well…here is a bright side to this…now after the SC judgment…he will at least take off his uniform…that’s when people will get him…

  • BABU from USA said:

    I WONDER HOW DOES ILLEGAL PRESIDENT MUSHARRAF FEELS IN HIS HEART? WHAT DOES HIS FAMILY AND FRIENDS THINK ABOUT HIM?

    MIGHT THATS THE REASON HE SWEATS A LOT.

  • shaz said:

    We should accept IJT’s sincere apology.

  • Tanweer Amjad said:

    @Petition Against Musharraf’ election
    I think there remains one petition to be heard on Thrusday although 5 important ones have been dismissed.

    A friend of mine told me, he heard a journalist saying at a protest by journalists and media persons…
    ‘Musharraf woh kar raha hai jo film kay ikhtitam per villain karta hai’.

  • Tanweer Amjad said:

    @BABU FROM USA
    I WONDER HOW DOES ILLEGAL PRESIDENT MUSHARRAF FEELS IN HIS HEART? WHAT DOES HIS FAMILY AND FRIENDS THINK ABOUT HIM?

    MIGHT THATS THE REASON HE SWEATS A LOT.

    No… His friends and family are the main beneficieries… I don’t think anybody has any doubt.

  • Azeem-NYU said:

    @friend
    The civil society of Pakistan has awaken after a long time. This is the first time we have seen judiciary standing up against a dictator. The wheel has turned. Musharraf cannot stay for long.
    Don’t be dishearten my friend. The country is not under a curse. We are witnessing beginnings of a revolution in Pakistan.

  • Chussain said:

    To Jaamat Media Group

    I still hundred percent believe you guys are with ISI and goverment. MMA has clearly said that it would take part in elections under emergency at any cost – esp FAzlu and if Qazi is serious in his assertion that he would not take part in elections then why doenst he just say so.

    FAzlu stabbed the lawyers movement and now IJT stabbed political movement by getting Imran arrested. If you guys are so Islmaic minded why dont you get that Police official who is seen in photograph picking up Imran’s sisters and throwing them in Police Truck. That guy works in New Garden Town Police Station. Agar tum logon mein itni gharat hai to pakro ja na jakay usay.

    Even now I have talked to so many people who have written against Jammiat and you guys have threatened them on phone – do you think these tactics would work anymore.

    The problem with you is that MUSHARRAF IS LIBERAL FASCIST AND YOU GUYS ARE ISLAMIC FASICT AND GOD SAVE PAKISTAN FROM FACISTS LIKE YOU.

  • maan said:

    @Jamiat

    NO body is spreading hate against but you yourself by your actions.

  • Ahmed Bhai said:

    Jamiat Media Front:

    You think you are on kids forum? many of us have seen Jamiat very closely. Kid I might remain raifique for more than your age. OK

    An do read what old Jamatias are telling like haroon rashid, Abdul Qadir (express) Attaul Haq Qasmi (Jang) and various other writers.

    How can all be so stupid at the same time.

    Now stop nonsense and get away with your munafaqat.

  • Jamiat Media Front said:

    Situation analysis is really important at this time. Suppose at this time we announce to stop working in Pakistan, who do you think will replace us? Who will stop the hands of liberal forces? Who will raise his voice against secularization of education? Jamiat is a blessing for this nation.

  • maan said:

    If you and your allies stop working right now that would the most fortune thing ever happened to this nation since 14 August 1947.

  • Azeem said:

    @Jamiat Media Front
    Jamiat has dug its own grave. Jamiat has strengthen the hands of criminal musharraf by kidnapping and handing Imran Khan to musharraf.
    Jamiat purports to be one of the most organized in the country. So I ask where are Jamiat workers? why aren’t they marching side by side with lawyers?

  • Ahmed Bhai said:

    Jamiat Media Front:

    How much similarity with Musharraf!!! feeling indispensable. I cant say better than maan said. You have a history of killing, terrorizing, and Munafiqat…..

  • Chussain said:

    Jamiat is on payroll of ISI and they made money in millions by getting Imran arrested. It was a fully planned operation and in that more than 100 members of Jamiat took part otherwise how would 17 people dare to kidnap Imran and hand him over to police. Now like MQM they are accusing agencies. I can say will full conviction and with full informaiton that like MQM, Jamiat is also with intelligence agencies and is on their payroll. MQM is liberal fascits with their leaders like Peja Musharraf, Altaf Bhai and Jamiat is Islamic fascists with their leaders in IJT and a covert leader is FAzlu

  • Ahmed Bhai said:

    Hey jamiat Media Front:

    Do you want me to write about nazim and nazima getting affairs in struggling against secular education…..

  • Ahmed Bhai said:

    Oh Bhai crystal clear:

    I am telling you this is not kids forum!!! Many of us have been with jamat. OK

  • Jamiat Media Front said:

    There are black sheep in every organization and community. If some Muslims do some thing wrong you can’t blame Islam. Our members are also the part of the society, we don’t claim to be angels.

  • MYA said:

    @Jamiat Media Front

    munafiqs, mir jafaras, and enemies pretending to be friends are the worst than real enemies. Jamiat has shown their mir jafar character and you are very obvious. i am sorry but there is no more mercy for you mercyless people… just go to hell JAMIAT for what you have done to a hero of our nation

  • Beena said:

    what JAMIAT has done with Imran Khan is enough to show ,which side of the fence they belong to ….
    no clarifications required …
    action speak louder then words.

  • maan said:

    @Jamiat

    You right said of black sheep but I would put it this way:

    There are black sheep in every nation and all of those among us have been clearly identified over the last 8 years and one of them is Jamiat.

  • nota said:

    @BABU FROM USA
    I WONDER HOW DOES ILLEGAL PRESIDENT MUSHARRAF FEELS IN HIS HEART?

    Sort of like this …
    http://bp0.blogger.com/_h_gRDJwCCfU/Rmkmg_ZalqI/AAAAAAAAAAU/krv3QYlKUas/s320/Mush.jpg

  • Ahmed Bhai said:

    JMF:
    you are right about black sheep. You might have in your organization.

    And I tell you that your organization as a whole has become black sheep in the broader context of country and movement for restoration of constitution and justice.

    And now you speak sensible that You are not angels….. So don’t become authority to define what is wrong and right and who loves and not love Islam….

  • Azeem said:

    @Jamiat media Front
    Oh please don’t get into the fatuous argument of being a front against liberalism. It is extremism of musharraf that is harming Pakistan the most. There is no conservative/ liberal divide in Pakistan. It is a false dichotomy. Criminal musharraf wants us to think that way.
    And besides, it is time for action. Spare us from indulging in a farce debate.

  • nota said:

    The other Jamiat:

    Bhutto Mum On Possible Reconciliation With Musharraf

    “But this nation is waiting for General Musharraf to give a date to… retire as army chief. He was supposed to retire on November 15th. And he hasn’t done so. And we just wonder how we can have fair elections when so many people are under arrest and the media is gagged.”

    What a strong anti-Mush statement! the BB*tch is in bed with Mush again on orders of her Pimpoponte…

  • maan said:

    @Jamiat

    Please don’t waste your time waiting for question.

    None of use is interested to ask you questions since

    Every aspect of your Jamaat and Jamiat is crystal clear to us as you said before.

  • Syed said:

    @Jamiat Media Front

    Now that you have accepted that you supported Army in its henious crimes in former east pakistan through Al-Shams and Al-Badr, please also accept that you are Musharraff’s B team even now. You supported him in 17th Amendment and you are using facist measures to undermine people’s struggle against this regime. Imran’s case is just a clear example. Your chanrater will never change and the people of Pakistan will never forgive you for being a facist organization abd being Army’s B team. Jamiat ka Jo Yar Hai: Ghaddar Hai Ghaddar Hai!

  • Ahmed Bhai said:

    J M F
    Abey baigherut! aaina dekh or qabar ko yadh rakh.

  • Azeem said:

    @Jamiat Media Front

    Since Jamiat is liable for kidnapping of Imran Khan, a mere apology wouldn’t do any good. If you want atonement for your actions, why don’t you get Imran out of Jail?

  • Ahmed Bhai said:

    click
    http://express.com.pk/epaper/?Issue=NP_LHE&Page=FRONT_PAGE&Date=20071119&Pageno=1&View=1

    select aaj key column and click Haroon Rasheed

    read at least last paragraph and see Jamiat’s latest Ghunda ghardi

    … No more monkeys jumping on the bed…

  • Syed said:

    @Ahmed bhai

    If they did that they won’t behave in the manner that they have always behaved. I strongly suspect that JMF and JI are CIA’s most trusted agents. You can see their role in every movement in Pakistan and it was in the American interest. Today they should be feared most by the political forces as they will undermine people’s struggle in the garb of Islam. How the priceless name of our religion has been used by them and how cheaply! But Allah is all knowing.

  • maan said:

    @Syed

    Agreed!

  • Ahmed Bhai said:

    Syed:

    Agreed!!

  • nota said:

    The other Jamiat:

    Bhutto Mum On Possible Reconciliation With Musharraf

    “But this nation is waiting for General Musharraf to give a date to… retire as army chief. He was supposed to retire on November 15th. And he hasn’t done so. And we just wonder how we can have fair elections when so many people are under arrest and the media is gagged.�

    What a strong anti-Mush statement! Seems she listened to her Pimpoponte…

  • nota said:

    Sorry if this post appears more than once — it keeps getting busted…

    The other Jamiat:

    Bhutto Mum On Possible Reconciliation With Musharraf
    http://www.allheadlinenews.com/articles/7009202410

    “But this nation is waiting for General Musharraf to give a date to… retire as army chief. He was supposed to retire on November 15th. And he hasn’t done so. And we just wonder how we can have fair elections when so many people are under arrest and the media is g*gged.�

    What a strong anti-Mush statement! Seems she listened to her P*mpoponte…

  • commoner said:

    @missing_pakistan or mising_jamiat
    It is hilarious to see a jamatiya reciting the poetry of an awoved surkha and a known communist,jhoom jhoom key,LOL.

  • Asif said:

    @commoner

    This time we have to fight with two fascist groups one ilamic, IJT&JI with Fazlu & other liberal madcow.

  • Asif said:

    @Jamiat Media Front

    then go to east pak where you sacrificed what the h*ll you are doing here

  • Aneeza said:

    @ Jamiat Media Front

    Please spare us your lame excuses. You guys always have lame excuses to give for your heinous crimes which you commit in the name of religion. Of course, there are good and bad people in every organization but your organization as a whole is a group of people with a tunnel vision approach and no good to its credit. Whatever you do in universities and colleges is no secret to anyone. Many of us are the direct or indirect sufferers of your so called Islamic movement. Terrorists of the highest order, thats what your “students” are in universities, though saying they are students is not truth at all. They are hardened criminals, studying in universities since eons. They are just there to do terrorism, as and when required. And don’t for a moment think that we do not know what torturous deeds you commit in the hostels of universities. They are, in fact, your marked territories and torture cells. What makes you guys worse than other student unions and student political parties is the fact that you guys do this in the name of rleigion. Shame on you all!

    So, this treachery with Imran was just ONE misdeed in your long list of crimes. We, common people, were foolish to believe that you guys might have turned over a new leaf but you have proved that a leopard does not change its spots.

  • Aneeza said:

    This woman, Benazir, is as trustworthy as a chameleon. Despite her assurances over the past few days, I have not been comfortable with her proclamations against Musharraf. This Negroponte visit is her litmus test.

    http://www.dawn.com/2007/11/19/welcome.htm#24

    http://www.dawn.com/2007/11/19/top6.htm

  • nota said:

    Continuing the statement posted above, BB says:

    “Let’s first see whether Negroponte’s visit bears fruit in terms of General Musharraf retiring as chief of army staff before the new date that he has set himself. But even if he does, there are other issues — a fair election doesn’t just happen because one says one wants a fair election, we have to see proof of that.”

    So basically isn’t she accepting Mush as civilian prez since we are now certain he will take off his uniform “before the new date”, thanks to the decision of his kangaroo court today. About fair elections I am sure Mush will show her proof — read guaranteed no of seats — satisfying her “misgivings.”

  • Asif said:

    @Jamiat Media Front

    please don’t waste our time & enegry, you are sick Like MQM. you are mentally sick nothing else. you are goons of madcow

  • Tanweer Amjad said:

    @all
    I think there is no use spending so much words on the IJT or JI issue. We have other more important issues. I think Tehreek-e-Insaf has got the support of younf lots and they would be protesting until the release of their party chief. Students and others should stop relying on any political or non-political party to assist them. They should be enough to impress a change.
    One petition left to be heard on thursday against Musharraf’s illegal elction. Benazir is diplomatically keeping quite to get a reasonable offer from Musharraf. i wish she gets it pretty soon, so that the Jiyalas know it in advance where they should stand, and which position they have to clarify. There won’t be any surprise if JUI(F) also gets its share better than the previous episode. PPP and JUI(F) have been ‘flexible’ enough to tolerate each other. Rest of the opposition should recognise these facts and start acting. People won’t come out unless they see their leaders are also willing to bear the sufferings for which they have been more responsible than anybody else.

  • Aneeza said:

    Though not really sympathetic with Murtaza Bhutto, I find Fatma Bhutto’s articles quite piercing towards Benazir and her doings. A recent one in LA Times.

    http://www.latimes.com/news/opinion/la-oe-bhutto14nov14,0,2482408.story?coll=la-opinion-center

  • Tanweer Amjad said:

    In the recent gatherings held by Ch Punjab, it has been learnt that people were very tactfully gathered. Forms were distributed to fill in the demands or something like that. And people were asked to bring the forms during the gathering, and Ch Punjab will resolve all your issues.
    Similar tactic was used for BB’s arrival in Karachi. Geo and Aaj interviewed a few participants, and they were told that PPP workers came to them and said BB is coming to give you basic amenities, job to your son and similar things. If Musharraf can gather a crowd why can’t a twice elected Prime Minister.

  • Chussain said:

    Fatima Bhutto also cannot be trusted – remember her mom went to visit Arbab Rahim recently – these guys have no prinicples and moral values

    - their aim is only one – to go against their aunt – thats all and for that even if they have to make a pact with the devil they would do so.

    After all the blood is Lebanese also

  • Chussain said:

    @Aneeza

    Fatima Bhutto also cannot be trusted – remember her mom went to visit Arbab Rahim recently – these guys have no prinicples and moral values

    - their aim is only one – to go against their aunt – thats all and for that even if they have to make a pact with the devil they would do so.

    After all the blood is Lebanese also

  • Tanweer Amjad said:

    Good article… link put by Aneeza

  • Syed said:

    @JMF

    10,000 of your students gave scarifice? I invite everyone to read brig. A. R. Siddiqqui’s book: East Pakistan-An Onlookers Journal. Author was the ISPR director but also a good journalist. See for yourslef what he says about those razakars. this terms is still used as an abuse in Bangladesh. They killed more than 10,000 Bengali muslims in former East paksitan and paved the way for the birth of Bangladesh. The terror unleased in the shape of IJT and JI cannot be forgotten. The facist goondas are using the same tactics again on the orders of their controllers sitting in Washington and the US poodle Army. Down with you, we do not want you to save Pakistan or Islam. We are capable of doing that ourselves just leave and go to hell!

  • Tanweer Amjad said:

    Although Fatima Bhutto can not be trusted, but somehow the critics she has done is counterchecked by the history of events.

  • Syed said:

    I agree that we should pay more attention to IK instead of the IJT goondas. Please visit http://www.bradford.ac.uk and sign the petitions on that page. Imran is the chancellor of Bradford University and they are compainging here in the UK. Some 500 protested in front of Generalistan High Commission yesterday. Results todate in the words of Quran: Sumun Bukmun Faham la Urgeon!

  • nota said:

    @Jamiat Media Front

    Being proud of your actions in East Pakistan is truly d*sgusting…

  • Zia Gondal (Korea) said:

    @Jamiat Media Front & Aneeza etc

    – The anger from all of us is definitely justified on the sad incident at PU. However I personally think it was not in accordance with JI prior stance and strategy and their reputation. Let it to Imran Khan, his family and to PTI that how they will take the apologize and all the actions taken by JI to nullify, condemn the incident. In case their leadership is sincere we should not be that harsh and should not use harsh rather abusive language (as used by few). May Allah guide us on right path and give courage and strength to all sincere political parties to strengthen each other and cope with the prevailing situation with synergy. (Ameen)

  • farhan said:

    I believe Jamaat has hired a full time guy to sit and just try to do some damage control. I think they should hire a whole team :) .

  • Azeem said:

    @Aneeza

    Agreed 100 percent. She is counting her chips with musharraf.
    Anyone who is calling for anything less than the restoration of judiciary is on board with musharraf.
    What I am worried about is that musharraf is going to rig the elections and gain two third majority (or with an alliance with fazlu/BB) to validate his actions through an amendment. This is the only way out for him now.

  • Ahmed Bhai said:

    Sad enough!!

    The disbandment of the full-bench of the Supreme Court, hearing the case of about 100 ‘disappeared’ people, and initial indications of a changed tone and tenor from the apex court, come as a blow to the families of victims of enforced disappearances…..

    …The tough stance adopted by the court, its warnings to top intelligence agencies and its harsh words to government officials, had raised the possibility of more people emerging from the secret places of detention where they continue to be held….

    http://thenews.jang.com.pk/daily_detail.asp?id=81482

  • Malek said:

    RE IK
    latest report on sky news

    Ex-Cricketer Khan On Hunger Strike
    Updated:12:23, Monday November 19, 2007

    Pakistani cricket hero and opposition politician Imran Khan has gone on hunger strike, it has been reported.

    Mr Khan was arrested last week while attending a rally in Lahore.

    He had been originally detained under house arrest shortly after Pakistan’s President General Pervez Musharraf declared emergency rule.

    Jemima Khan, the ex-wife of Mr Khan, headed a protest yesterday outside Pakistan’s High Commission in London.

    They were protesting against the state of emergency established in the country by President General Pervez Musharraf since November 3.

    About 150 demonstrators called for the release of all political prisoners.

    Ms Khan, 33, who helped set up the Free Pakistan movement with the help of lawyers, journalists, doctors and other professionals, attended the demonstration with the youngest of her two sons.

  • nota said:

    (Remember Mush is in Karachi as well)

    US ambassador in Bhutto talks: embassy
    (AFP)

    19 November 2007

    ISLAMABAD – The top US diplomat in Pakistan met former premier and opposition leader Benazir Bhutto on Monday after Washington called for a resumption of talks with President Pervez Musharraf.

    A US embassy spokeswoman said Anne Patterson was in Karachi, the southern port city which is Bhutto’s stronghold, and meeting her at her residence. She did not elaborate.

    It comes after Bhutto spoke late Friday with US Deputy Secretary of State John Negroponte during his weekend visit here to try to defuse the crisis over Musharraf’s state of emergency.

    Before he left Sunday, he urged Musharraf to end emergency rule and resume talks with Bhutto, whose party is the country’s largest opposition group.

    They had been in power-sharing talks before the November 3 declaration of the state of emergency, with the United States eyeing an alliance of the two moderate, pro-Western figures as a bulwark against Islamic militancy.

    Bhutto last week appeared to rule out further talks and vowed never to work with Musharraf in government, but declined to repeat those comments in a CNN interview Sunday after Negroponte’s departure.

  • mepak said:

    Jamiat did some mistakes, but remember every organization learns from the past mistakes. Why you people are after this organization, Imran khan’s incident is deplorable, but since they confessed it, so no need to defame it anymore

  • Syed said:

    @ Aaeem, @ Ahmed Bhai

    Further Benazir is certainly courting with Mush. No mention of restoration of Judiciary. Earlier she said “by restoration of constitution, I mean restoration of judiciary”. Now she is noly demanding the madcow to doff the uniform. Judiciary is still keeping the flag of justice and Pakistan up while the Army, Benazir, even PML (N) to an extent are not doing so. We know the other collaborators any way. But it is very sad to see that common person is not coming out to help the judges. If there was enough pressure from the people the politicians will jump to the judiciary side as they did earlier.

  • Tanweer Amjad said:

    I think APDM should exclude elemnts like Maulana Fazlur Rehman. They have agreed on attending the All Parties Conference caled by BB (for the restoration of democracy). BB means democracy no more than Musharraf means Pakistan.

  • Azeem said:

    @Zia Gondal

    Jamiat’s lip service wouldn’t do any good. They have to show their sincerity through actions. If they are sincere to the cause then they should be working on a plan to get Aitizaz Ahsan, Munir Malik, Imran Khan, and others out of Jail.

  • nota said:

    LATimes on Kiyani:

    To U.S. military officials, Kiani is something of a known quantity. He has studied at the U.S. Army Command and General Staff College at Ft. Leavenworth in Kansas. He has met with Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice and is acquainted with senior staff at the Pentagon and CIA.

    http://www.latimes.com/news/printedition/suncommentary/la-fg-succesor15nov15,1,5895178,print.story?coll=la-headlines-suncomment

  • farhan said:

    I have always maintained that BB is the most conniving politician we have. All her screaming and so called long marches are nothing but her efforts to fool her supporters. I told many of her supporters in last 2-3 days to just wait and watch, their leader will make a u-turn that will leave them baffled : ). Her return is US sponsored. She cannot go against her master’s wishes.

  • nota said:

    @Ahmed Bhai
    From the link you posted:
    “Sadly, a few seem to have been victimized simply because of a personal issue pitching them against intelligence personnel, and a large number, according to testimonies they have provided to the court, have suffered severe torture while in custody.”

    Also lets keep in mind that the number of Disappeared is a lot more that 100 always mentioned — 4000+ from Baluchistan alone are said to be missing.

  • Asif said:

    IK is fighting with the Kabza Groups & its not a one day struggle, we have to understand it & act like it, i.e; striking constantly. These Kabza Groups have different names but their mentality is same whether they are in urban ares or in rural ares. They kill yes literally kill anyone who try to voice against them.
    These are cancers & it takes time to get rid of so many cancers.
    Longlive IK

  • Ahmed Bhai said:

    I recall an old TV series “Dark Justice” with famous “Welcome to dark Justice, Justice may be blind but it can see in the dark”

    will this degree of social injustice, brutality and jungle ka qanoon… I am afraid if Pakistan can survive. complete collapse of social system.

  • Zulfiqar said:

    Gen Musharif is a selfish person. He broke consititution and he should trail under article 6. With out hanging of one Gen democrecy will not sustain in pakistan. I salute all the judges (Iftikhar, Rana Baghwan, and others), lawyers, civil society and politician who r fighting for democrecy and supermacy of law and constitution. They all r fighting for us and for our future. We all should proud on them. As a nation we all r very weak and selfish people. Thats why Army rule on pakistan.This is now or never satution for pakistanis. Either we will send army in braces and break eastablishment mafia.

  • Asif said:

    @Ahmed Bhai

    Don’t lose hope. Raat ka andhera jitna gehra hota hai, subha utni hi roshan hoti hai.
    Strike constantly on the fascist forces.

  • Ahmed Bhai said:

    Its easy to forget financial scams, corruption but social issues often become part of memory.

    http://nawaiwaqt.com.pk/urdu/daily/nov-2007/19/columns2.php

  • Tanweer Amjad said:

    Shujaat asks Musharraf to take charge of PML(Q).
    Musharraf says, ‘What do you think who else is incharge?’

    Musharraf Benazir and US Ambassador in Karachi. Remember there will be no meeting as there wasn’t any a few months back.

    Musharraf would be going to Saudi Arabia as well. What could be the reason? Not understandable at all.

  • Fawad said:

    Salam to everyone,

    Well it seems the majority in this dicussion are seeing the clear picture. Now we discuss alot yet we have no actions. Most of us live outside Pakistan. This is time for action. So what should we do. Now there is more then one month left in elections. Alot can happen in this one month. In a country like Pakistan things can turn in one day. I am a bit optimistic but let us assume that Mush is removed from power and all our beloved lawyers, Justices and politicians like IK come out. It is our duty as his supporter to campaign for him in our immediate vicinity of our friend and families, thats how we will build hi vote bank. I prey the elections are free and fair someday in Pakistan and when that day will come let there be no space for BB’s and the maulana diesels. People should either vote for IK and NS or not vote at all. I have already started this mission with people in my surrounding. In anycase this would also help in building a support for him if he gets out and starts another struggle against Mush

  • iShah said:

    @Zulfiqar

    100% agreed.
    No compromise
    No safe passage
    No transitional period
    Zero tolerance for constitution
    Everybody (Military/beurocracy/politicians) must be trialed for breaking the constitution

    Gen. P.M. said that by having the NSC there will be no Martial Law anymore but he himself imposed Martial Law again.
    From 9. March and onwards there was no role of NSC at all to tackle the situation.

    There are some wishful thinkings about Gen. Kiani. We must remember that he was negotiating with BB as ISI chief.
    Were his activities within the framework of constitution?

    iShah

  • Azeem said:

    There is no role for Kiyani in Pakistan politics. What he is required to do is not to follow illegal and unconstitutional orders from musharraf, or he will be acting in concert with musharraf and violating his oath. Once he takes command, he should take the army away from Islamabad. The people of Pakistan will take good care of musharraf.

  • Chussain said:

    True – they are all one and just want to protect their interests

    I just want to ask Jamiat one thing – they must have seen what happened to Imran Khan’s sisters. You guys were protesting against mixed marathon and you guys said that Nilofer – former minister – did a very bad thing when she hugged a instructor in France parachute jump – but what police did to respectable laides – what about that – Your Qazi is now free – has he even condemned it or as matter of fact any so called religious party has even cared to protest it – no they wont. Why? For them religion is just a facade to be used but for them most important is their personal interests and nothing else.

    I am very very disappointed – we as nation have become BEHAGARAT – and most of all these religious parties are more than anyone else. If such an incident would have happened in so called liberal countries like Britain, Scanadavian countries or anywhere in West – not only the police incharge but also the Home MInister would have immediately resigned. But this happened in Islamic Republic of Pakistan where there is not a single person in goverment or Q league who had this GHARAT to denounce it and they are sitting like BEGHARATS in their homes. IJT and all religous parties should go to their homes and ask their mothers and sisters to lend them their bangles and they should wear them and sit at home. No doubt even enunchs would be better than you guys. Shame on you all.

  • Chussain said:

    admin you have put my comment under moderation

    i just wanted to comment on what happened to Imran sisters and how as a nation we responded particularly the goverment and religious parties and how ashamed as a nation we are and we should be because if such a thing had happened in west the whole goverment would have collapsed but as a nation of Islamic republic of Pakistan we have become a nation of shameless guys particularly those in relgious parties who were protesting against mixed marathan and visit of Vajapayee but did not utter a single word for the way police did to Imran sisters.

  • Chussain said:

    why are you not putting my comment – all teh comments are under moderation while there are some people who are openly abusing and you put their comments

  • iShah said:

    I wish to see Gen. P.M. trialed in the court of CJ Iftikhar Chaudhary.

    We’ve seen a couple of Prime Ministers trialed and now its General’s turn (Inshaallah)

    iShah

  • Chussain said:

    What is IJT and Jamiat stance on what happened in Lahore the other day when ladies were humiiated in public by police

  • Amir Hameed said:

    So, what does the withdrawl of Amin Fahim’s petition prove/mean? Now that Geo and ARY are off the air, there is no one left to ask the tough questions in front of cameras. I would love to see a PPP supporter explain this in this forum.

  • Azeem said:

    @ Amir Hameed
    The withdrawal of Ameen Fahim’s petition was on the ground that the petitionor refused to recognize the validity of the bench who took oath under pco…similar reasoning was given in the withdrawal of justice Wajeehuddin’s petition.

    http://www.dawn.com/2007/11/19/welcome.htm

  • farhan said:

    @ asa

    great pic. no ome can deny the importance of Imran Khan in Pakistan for social causes such as health and education. The man gave us a Cancer hospital that people can only dream of in many countries. He is the chancellor of Bradford University. Its a shame that a person of such ideologies was booked for terrorism charges.

  • Asif said:

    We are all fighting against a mentality, who is prevailing all the time in back of our minds, know as KGM(Kabza Group Mentality).

    KGM has virtually taken over all of the institutions as well as civil society. This KGM is the biggest enemy of the people like IK, whose only goal is to have social justice in place. KGM is not feared from IK but hes feared from his movement for Justice. Justice is the ending of KGM.
    KGM has taken over all walks of whether its religous or just social.
    Keep on striking the KGM.
    Lonlive IK

  • Yusuf Nasrullah said:

    Just checked BBC website…Imran has begun an indefinite hunger strike for restoration of the Constitution and rehabilitation of the illegally sacked CJ and judges.

  • saleem khan said:

    As regards Amin Fahim’s Petition see para 4 below from Jang website on how his lawyer was treated and threatened:

    ISLAMABAD: Supreme Court on Monday threw out five major challenges to President Pervez Musharraf’s re-election, leaving one to be heard later in the week, the attorney general told a foreign news agency.

    “There were five petitions, they have all been dismissed. There is only one left and that will be heard on Thursday,” Attorney General Malik Mohammad Qayyum told the news agency.

    The apex court dismissed the petitions of Lawyers’ Forum and Dr. Anwar-ul-Haq because the lawyers of the petitioners were not present in court.

    Justice Faqueer Muhammad Khokhar, a member of the full court, expressing annoyance over Shafqat Abbasi, the counsel of Makhdoom Amin Fahim, said: “You are committing contempt of the court. Amin Fahim will be disqualified if we have written a line.�

    The full court also resented over the stand of Justice Wajihuddin Ahmed’s advocate on record M.S. Khattak and dismissed appeal against eligibility of the president.

    Peoples Party’s Makhdoom Amin Fahim’s lawyer Shafqat Abbasi withdrawn the petition against candidacy of President Musharraf.

  • Sincere said:

    Breaking News:

    Imran Khan begins hunger strike for indefinite period (till death) in Dera Ghazi Khan jail unless the supereme court judges before 3rd nov are re-instated (Geo/Aaj News)

  • Amir Hameed said:

    I am not sure if the government will be moved by his hunger strike as they simply do not care who lives or who dies as long as their bloody claws on the power are intact.

  • Aneeza said:

    Found this survey result quite surprising.

    Support for Pakistan’s army has dropped from 82% to 70% during the past year. Meanwhile, support for the country’s media has increased from 68% to 80% — and support for the courts has risen from 60% to 77%.
    – Wall Street Journal

    Who are the 70% STILL supporting army? Beats me! Makes the survey accuracy a bit questionable to me.

  • Aneeza said:

    A not so hopeful article, highlighting the mindset (probably) behind the Wall Street Journal survey results above:

    http://www.thenews.com.pk/daily_detail.asp?id=81489

  • mepak said:

    JI always condemned the brutality of police either on civil society, lawyers or on peaceful protest.

  • Syed said:

    Pakistan Army broke Pakistan purposefully. the generals believed that Mujib will cut the size of the Army, so they did not support Bhashani who could have won most of the rural seats but had no resources to fight the elections as Mujib could. Second proof is that even on 17th Mar Dhaka Pulton maidan julsa 1971 Mujib did not declare independence but asked the Gen. Yahya to call the national assembly session. He did not instead arrested Mujib. Result was clear the Army and the religioius fanatics that killed bengalies by thousands laid their arms quietly at the ceremony. Today history si repeating itself. Mullah Military Allaince is active again kile 1971. Benazir like elder Bhutto is involved in power struggle to gain ground instead of thinking about the country. If today Pakistani judiciary lost the battle it will never get up. Look at the attitude of the kagroo court! IK or any other person who struggles for judiciary I will follow him/her. People of Pakistn should do the same.

  • nota said:

    @Aneeza
    Survey in general are not to be believed. They are often manipulated — even fabricated — according to the wishes of the entity commissioning it. Just because it is in the WSJ doesn’t mean it has some authenticity…

    If WSJ had any credibility before it is lost now since its ownership has passed to Rupert Murdoch.

  • nota said:

    @Asif on November 19th, 2007 2:37 pm

    “We are all fighting against a mentality, who is prevailing all the time in back of our minds, know as KGM(Kabza Group Mentality).”

    YOU ARE SO RIGHT!!! Before I became familiar with the term “Kabza Group”, I used to describe it as everyone here is running a racket that he is very protective of — be it a begger at the corner or a shoe salesman or a banker.

  • Syed said:

    @ishah, @Azeem, @zulfiqar
    100% agreed hang the SOBs and then build the country. Free judiciray, free media, free people is the need of the day to save pakistan from disintegration. Also through this forum I demand that Benazir makes it clear that her gols are same otherwise PPPP is a hoax.

  • Asif said:

    @nota

    Bro it sucks, And KGM will do their best(means worst) to sabotage any movement for Justice.
    Injustice is the foundation od KGM, so they will do anything to save it.
    Bro thats the only reason I support IK nothing else.
    Only justice can stop the growth of KGM.
    Longlive IK

  • Gulshan said:

    Jamait Media:

    You say “Suppose at this time we announce to stop working in Pakistan, who do you think will replace us? ”

    Pakistan already has enough Criminal Elements, Drug Dealers, Rapists, kidnappers, Gundas, Talibans, Al Quedas,FAzlu, Mush and his lotas. They have brought enough disgrace and ridicule to once a proud, sovereign and aspiring nation.
    Today, even the Arab Brother(?) countries would prefer to hire other nationals than Pakistanis.
    Jamait too belongs in that catagory. WE DO NOT NEED A REPLACEMENT FOR JAMAIT. The world in general and Pakistan in perticular, is a better place without you than with you. So, get lost and make Pakistan a better place to live.

  • nota said:

    After great “success” in Iraq, same US policy coming to Pakistan? Get ready for “targeted killings”/”death squads” folks…Thanks Mr. Negroponte.

    “The New York Times reported that the US will step up efforts to enlist tribal leaders in the fight against al-Qaida and the Taliban, using similar tactics in Anbar province in Iraq.

    “It cited a new and classified American military proposal that would expand the presence of American military trainers in Pakistan, directly finance a separate tribal paramilitary force that until now has proved largely ineffective, and pay militias agreeing to fight al-Qaida and foreign extremists.”
    http://www.guardian.co.uk/pakistan/Story/0,,2213318,00.html

  • nota said:

    @asif
    “Bro thats the only reason I support IK nothing else.
    Only justice can stop the growth of KGM.
    Longlive IK”

    Ditto!

  • Syed said:

    Talking to The news yesterday the Honourable Cheif Justice of Pakistan Mr. Justice Iftikahr Muhammad Choudary reiterated that the post-Nov 3 set-up did not have any validity in the eyes of law and the Constitution. He pointed out that the caretaker Prime Minister Muhammad Mian Soomro had taken the oath of his new office under the Constitution and not under the Provisional Constitution Order, a fact that proved that the 1973 Constitution was still valid and so was the position of the superior judiciary as it was before Nov 3. According to resoucres The honorable CJ seeemd fresh, confident and resilient. God save the CJ.

  • Syed said:

    Another news is that Benazir might have met the SOB madcow yesterday. The madcow is (madly) trying to convince NS to meet him during his visit to Saudi. NS currently is unyeilding to the US and SA pressure and has made it clear that without restoration of judiciary no talks will be held. If that is correct Well done NS and Why Benazir is not doing the same?

  • Asif said:

    Court dismisses petitions against Musharraf

    http://www.cnn.com/2007/WORLD/asiapcf/11/19/pakistan.court/index.html

  • maan said:

    Mush is going Saudi Arabia all alone without any aides or even foreign diplomat.

    Since Nawaz Sharif has already shown his interest to work with US in his recent article in US back newspaper, it seems he has also been breached.

    Meeting is going to be secret like one happened few months back in Duabi between Mush and BB.

  • nota said:

    Weren’t most of the petitions dismissed because the lawyers didn’t show up? I did read Amin Fahim’s lawyer withdrew the petition with the argument that the court was illegal…

  • bing said:

    NS should fly back,go to a jail and announce hunger strike until SC is restored and channels reopened

  • Gulshan said:

    @Sayd
    You said, “If that is correct Well done NS and Why Benazir is not doing the same?”
    Well, she is a shrewd politician and politicians look for their own interests. Country, people and religion are just slogans to excite people and get more tube coverage. No politician has been sincere to Pakistan.
    We need statesman and not politicians. From amongst the present crowd, Only IK seems to indicate that he has the depth and desire to be one. But then, the only proof will be when he has the power and position to be Mr. 10% and chooses not to be. Power corrupts and absolute power corrupts absolutely. National heroes are those who stay clean and sane when the are in power.
    So, my friends, don’t get carried away by the slogans. Listen, analyse, debate and then act.But most important is ” Hameshan Jaagte Raho”. You fall asleep, they will rob you. Vigilency is also patriotism.

  • nota said:

    @maan
    Maybe he will be joined by BB, secretly of course as always…:)

    Anyways, The News had a speculative piece on Nawaz-Mush possible meeting:
    Musharraf-Nawaz encounter on cards as meeting with Benazir speculated
    http://thenews.jang.com.pk/top_story_detail.asp?Id=11224

  • nota said:

    From The News story linked above:

    Ahsan Iqbal, secretary information PML-N, said “the only demand of the PML-N now was the restoration of judiciary because once the independent judges were restored, all other issues would be settled automatically. The emergency will be lifted, Provisional Constitution Order (PCO) will be revoked, the media will become free and the Constitution will be restored in one stroke. ”

    Hasn’t Imran Khan been saying this all along?

  • I. Khan said:

    Mr.Syed, Why don,t you wakeup and smell the coffee, Iftikhar Choudhry EX C/justice, Bhutto,sharif,Ihtizad,iltaf, newsmedia ARY,GEO, some lawyers, they are all part of consipracy and they are all corrupt and selfish, they all cry when they are not getting their wishes, they all been involved in corruption or helping corrupt leaders. Imran Khan who hates every one can starve to death. Pakistan is at the brinks of total annihlation, you are losing your nukes soon, keep arguing and fighting with each other untill you are in the same situation as iraq and afghanistan.Democracy will never survive in any Islamic country,show me one democratic muslim state. You need dictator who is honest and brutal,who can keep evey one in line.
    Instead of cursing and swearing I hope you will come up with some good arguments.

  • nota said:

    This just in:
    MUSHARRAF WITH SHARIF IN ARABIA TOMORROW?

    (AGI) – Riyadh, 19 November – Pakistani President, Pervez Musharraf, will be in Saudi Arabia tomorrow to meet with King Abdullah and he may hold talks with former Pakistani premier and leader of the opposition, Nawaz Sharif, who lives in exile in the Kingdom. The visit has been announced in Riyadh by the official Saudi news agency SPA. This will be Musharraf’s first visit abroad since he announced the state of emergency on 3 November. In the Pakistani media, a possible encounter between Musharraf and Sharif was announced with Saudi mediation.
    Collaborators of the ex-premier have announced that the only purpose for the meeting could be the finalization of a strategy for the unconditional political retreat of the Pakistani president. Sharif has indicated that he has already refused the request to meet Musharraf twice.
    http://www.agi.it/world/news/200711191500-pol-ren0049-art.html

  • Asif said:

    KGM is in action to undermine the efforts of IK for the movement of Justice.
    Longlive IK

  • Syed said:

    @I Khan and all having similar ideas

    I am smelling the coffee Sir but I am alsosmelling blood! You have asked for an argument. tell me which dictator in the US or the UK have taken their country to the level that they are on. No nation needs a dictator to rise. The Islamic dictators right from the very begining started first a fake rise and a continous downfall, to the present state of affairs that our own people are asking for a dictatorship. Dictatorship is never clean. What is the solution for the problems of democracy, the famous reply is “more democracy”. In democracy you can hear the other person and be civilised. I accept that all of us are corrupt to a level. The answer is continuous democracy not Army rule. Is Army clean? Army is there for a purpose. That purpsoe has never been fulfilled. If they have never done so tell me why they should be there. Don’t give me the crap about India. India does not need you, yes they will be happy to see you annihilated but they are not interested in occupying it. So we want we need is a much smaller Army. At the moment from Universities to civil services everything is being occupied by Army, creating a chaos and demolarization of the whole nation. If you talk of corruption Armed forces are the most corrupt. So to root corruption out you certainly do not need them. Proof of corruption 10 billion given by US in the last 5 yrs and there is no book keeping. for more read the book “Military Inc” by Aisha Siddiqui and I can give you names of more books if you need more arguments.

  • pejamistri said:

    So unexpectedly Supreme Court has dismissed the petitions from 5 out of 6. My assessment was that if General is going to stay he is going to keep his uniform. Today’s decision shows that somehow things are changing fast in the background. General has still bought time till 22nd November i.e. Thursday , when the last petition is heard, I believe that it was deliberate attempt by the General to stop the 6th petitioner appear in the supreme courte.
    Now let me re-assess the situation.
    1. Mad general is going to Saudi Arabia on Wednesday. I am not sure how long he is going to stay there but it seems that he will be there on thursday as well.
    2. On thursday SC should dismiss the petition of Zahoor Mehdi as well. If Mad General is in control of the situation yet, then I would expect that SC will adjourn the hearing till next week.
    3. Let’s assume that SC also dismisses the petition on thursday, now mad general will have to doff his uniform on Friday or Saturday.
    4. In the meanwhile the situation in Swat/Malakand will be most crucial, appearently there are two intriguing news ,
    a) Government is going to release Sufi Muhammad in the coming days, he is father in law of Molvi Fazal-ullah. This is really very confusing situation, Ashfaq Kiyani was there today so I am not sure who is behind Sufi Muhammad patch up.
    b) Situation in Parachnar. It seems that agencies have developed this situation and they would like to use it for some purpose.
    5. There is still a chance of some “suicide bombing” to happen. Look since the imposition of marshall law there are no suicide bombings. Any such incidence would actually mean general is leaving.
    So in a nutshell, his master Negroponte has mad the decision in the meeting with mad general and Ashfaq Kiyani but nobody knows what that decision is. My idea is that if general is in control then following things will happen in next few days.
    1. Swat situation gets better.
    2. Uniform case gets delayed till next week.
    3. No suicide bombing in coming week.
    4. GEO/ARY resume their transmission without some programs.

  • T Babu said:

    @ I.Khan

    we have checked four dictators upto now, how many you want to check.They all ruined the pakistan;brought corruption;tought breaking law;brought kk,heronie and susciders….a long list…along with east pakistan,kargil..etc.What you think they have defended one inch of pakistan then how can they will defend the assests of pakistan.

    One civil PM (Z.A.B)started the Nuc.program and one made (NS) the pakistan Nuc.Power.

    The way in which we are expressing our views today freely it is all due to democracy (which remained in pakistan in patches,special credit go to Z.A.B)

    About muslim country; for democracy see towards malyasia, it is working their sucessfull.

  • khan said:

    Inshaallah A day will come when all these generals will be hanged on trees outside Faisal Mosque. ‘Zulm jab barhta hai to mit jata hai’.

  • Syed said:

    @ Mr. I Khan and likes further to my last post:
    Former army chief General Jahangir Karamat took kickbacks of more than US $20 million from a Ukrainian tank company selling tanks to Pakistan through a middleman named Colonel Mahmood, a brother tank corps officer of Karamat. Former prime minister Nawaz Sharief sent the present chief of WAPDA, Major General Zulfiqar, then serving in the Inter-Services Intelligence, to the Ukraine and Azerbaijan to investigate the scandal.

    Gen Zulfiqar compiled a report of the transaction and the bribes given. But the army tried to buy him out by rewarding him with the post of WAPDA chairman and promoting him to rank of lieutenant general.

    General Karamat was forced to resign. He was threatened that if he did not, he would be charged with corruption.

    Many road contracts were given to Hasnain Construction Company without any public tenders by the recently removed railways and communication minister, General Qazi. The company, owned by a relative of Gen Musharraf’s son, was also awarded the lease of prime real estate in Lahore for the construction of a golf course under the frontmanship of Palm Country Golf Club, Singapore.

    The relative of Gen Musharraf admitted publicly that he was working for a commission to use his contacts and influence for the company. This scandal is developing, the inlaws of musharraff’s son have left Pakistan lock, stock and barrel. Another sign of theor involvement in corruption. This was reported by LA times and NY times.

    Prime commercial land developed by the DHA, Karachi, was leased at dirt-cheap rates to a McDonald’s franchisee outlet operated by Amin Lakhani by the then corps commander, Karachi, Lt Gen Afzal Janjua.

    The DHA lahore scandal is still in the memories of lahorites. Khakis are involved in billions of dollars plot scandals. All these are 1000 times the corruption alleged by all politicians combined.
    Do you expect that Khakis will root out corruption?

  • Asif said:

    One thing is common in every pic, verbal bycott of IK, KGM (Kabza Group Mentality) is in action to undermine the voice for the movement of justice.
    No surprises, because injustice is the foundation as well as sole pillar of KGM, so they would suppress every move for the justice before it gets the momentum.
    And we are there for a lonterm struggle, its not a one day job to get rid of KGM.
    We will keep striking.
    Thanks to the efforts of IK who successfuly dented heavily KGM.

  • AsiaN Broadcasting Network Chicago said:

    We did an interview yesterday with two great Personalities Mr.Ameen Sayani of India, and Dr.Shahid Masood who did his very rare Interview on Asian Broadcasting Network’s Urdu Talk Radio Chicago. This is done yesterday and was a really interesting interview with a lot of questions.

    I would request if you could cut his interview and paste the complete one on your website.
    Please visit : http://www.abnchicago.org where we have invited renowned political personalities.
    Visit our archives webpage for more interviews on pakistan politics.

    Part 1: Mr.Ameen Sayani followed by Dr.Shahid Masood:

    http://www.4shared.com/file/29700295/396e6bcb/ABN_exclusive_interview_of_Ameen_Sayani_and_DrShahid_Masood_1.html

    Dr.Shahid Masood answering questions Part 2

    http://www.4shared.com/file/29700337/2c4d885a/ABN_exclusive_interview_of_DrShahid_Masood_2.html

  • Syed said:

    @Mr. I Khan and all those who want ot be more aware please visit the website
    http://www.despardes.com/oscartango/080605.html
    for reading an online interview with Dr. Aisha Siddiqqa. Every Army General is corrupt. Ecah is worth 500 million or more.

  • Ahmed Bhai said:

    pejamistri/: I am counting on that – good work

    I. Khan:
    The reason no Muslim country has democracy is WEST!!. Do you really think west will ever like for others( Muslim countries) what is good for them ?? Answer is No. Remedy is not a dictator and even taking your argument (for sake of discussion) CJ case is blessing in disguise. this is how change comes.

    west has its own history and its merely a century case that you feel so impressed with their success.

    Interestingly if you look into history the cause of Iraq and Afghanistan had been their Army and this is what most of us in this forum accused for all current problems of Pakistan.

    Now that we identify common problem, we seek solutions with our our best wishes to back on tract of success, sovereignty, self respect…..

  • Asif said:

    Imran says Musharraf rule going despite US involvement
    Updated at 2510 PST
    ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chief Imran Khan on Monday said that President Musharraf’s rule cannot be safeguarded and prolonged despite US involvement.

    In a telephonic conversation with Central Deputy Secretary Information Chaudhry Iftikhar Ahmed, Imran Kahn condemned the mistreatment of women and children in Lahore during a protest demonstration and said that people of this country can not be bullied down before dictatorship and would fight for democracy.

    He lauded the students of Punjab University as they came out on the roads after his detention. Our struggle is not against any party but against the enemies of the country who are perpetuating dictatorial actions in the garb of democracy, he pointed out.

    Political vendetta and victimization of media and lawyers are the glaring examples that the rulers are on verge of collapse, he mentioned.

    http://www.thenews.com.pk/updates.asp?id=32535

  • Amir Hameed said:

    @I. Khan,
    ———
    Pakistan is at the brinks of total annihlation, you are losing your nukes soon, keep arguing and fighting with each other untill you are in the same situation as iraq and afghanistan
    ——–
    First, I do not believe that you are a Pakistani because no REAL Pakistani can make a statement like this. Pakistanis can disagree on issues but they can not talk about annihlation of their country. So, Shut the F up and mind your own business.

  • I. Khan Canada said:

    Amir hameed, So you showed your true colors, i will still be talking to you in a refined manner, Try to be polite and remember the teachings of Islam and keep in mind that this web site is being watched all over the world. I have been away from Pakistan for over 32 years and i care for my country, I was too forthright and blunt in my letter,I may have access to more reliable information than you can imagine. I still beleive that Ms.Bhutto, Mr Sharif EX C/ justice Iftikhar are corrupt and selfish and they are causing a great harm to Pakistan.Again it is my opinion.

  • truebeliever said:

    Yaaro! benazir has switched again!!
    http://www.dawn.com/2007/11/19/top6.htm

  • nota said:

    Thanks to Teeth Maestro for pointing it out:

    CSIS Report: U.S. Strategy and Assistance to Pakistan

    The final publication version of the PCR Project study of the U.S.-Pakistan relationship, A Perilous Course: U.S. Strategy and Assistance to Pakistan, is now available for download from http://www.csis.org/media/csis/pubs/070924_pakistan.pdf

    Project director Rick Barton appeared on NPR Morning Edition today to discuss the report and break down where the $10 billion in U.S. assistance money to Pakistan has actually gone. In the brief five minute segment he explains that in addition to funding military operations on the border, much of the assistance is used to purchase high tech weaponry such as F-16s that is not relevant to counter terrorism or cracking down on the Taliban.

    This report is a must read for all Pakistanis as it documents the reality of what has happended to those promised billions of 9/11 assistance, and it does not remain a surprise to note that it has only gone to benefit the continued development of the Pakistan Army, which surprisingly already sucks in 70% of the countries budget. Barton makes the case for a smarter approach focusing on greater alignment with the Pakistani people.

  • nota said:

    @AsiaN Broadcasting Network Chicago

    Thanks to Teeth Maestro again the interviews in mp3 are available for download from his blog. Dr. Shahid Masood interview is 24 MB and Ameen Sayani inerview is 12.6 MB. You can also listen to them online at the link provided below.
    http://www.teeth.com.pk/blog/2007/11/20/abn-chicago-with-dr-shahid-masood/

  • Jamiat Media Front said:

    Dear Brothers & Sisters

    We welcome any questions. Don’t hesitate to ask..

    http://www.jamiat.og.pk

  • Jamiat Media Front said:

    Dear Brothers & Sisters

    We welcome any questions. Don’t hesitate to ask..

    http://www.jamiat.org.pk

  • Syed said:

    @ I Khan
    What about Musharraff, is he also corrupt?
    Has he and other generals before him not caused great harm to the country? Read hammod-ur rehman Commission report. Read all the books written by the faujis themselves to find an answer. yes the politicans are corrupt but Army is more corrupt whyc don’t you see the point. It is because you are biased. But being pro Musharraff is being his Toddy.
    @JMF I have a question when do you and your parent org JI will stop getting aid from CIA and ISI?

  • Jamiat Media Front said:

    Dear Brother Syed

    Unfortunately this is a misunderstanding spread by the forces who don’t want students to be united. Actions speak louder than words. Do an objective analysis and decide yourself

  • saleem said:

    How is IK in contact with his Central Deputy Secretary Information Chaudhry Iftikhar Ahmed when he is under arrest and hunger strike?

  • Fraz Ali said:

    I am with Mr I Khan. He is right. The wide-mouthed people like Amir Hameed has caused much damage to our country than the Army.

  • Tahir Ali Khan Lahore Pakistan said:

    The Army deserves all these facilities – 100% for sure. Can Ms Aisha Siddiqqa dare to answer the below questions? I give a concession to her, can she please answer any 5 questions?

    1. Who scarified their lives in 1965 & 1972?

    2. If there will be wars then who will scarify their lives in future?

    3. Who keep awake at the borders throughout the night when whole nation is sleeping?

    4. Who saves civilians lives during any natural disasters? Earthquake, floods, wars etc

    5. Who are guarding & protecting Pakistan’s most critical nuclear assets?

    6. Who is combating terrorism in the best interest of civilians?

    7. Who is protecting us from our enemy? Rather enemies?

    8. Who protects us from corrupt politicians?

    I may keep on adding more questions like these.

    Please understand the current situation in Pak. On one side there is Taliban ready to take-over us in the name of Islamisation. On the other edge stands our all-time enemy India. From the third side, US of A is willing to take-over Pak nuclear assets.

    I SALUTE TO PAK ARMY! PAK ARMY ZINDABAD!

  • maan said:

    Today again, Haroon Rashed wrote excellent article in express : http://www.express.com.pk

  • Ahmed Bhai said:

    Tahir Ali Khan:
    Seem you born in late 90s…

    1- Ayube khan wanted to remain in power so had war with India. BTW Army is trained and all expenses made to do this work. the compensation should not be dictator rule and Militart Inc.

    2-3: Its the Nuke that does so otherwise we had Dhaka. do you want to see pictures / videos of Gen Niazi laying down arms? I can send you
    And see what this Army has done to AQ Khan

    rest are not even worth answering as Rouge Army has history of making money from floods, earthquakes and 11 0ct is no different.

    Army is the biggest enemy and terrorist organization and they are protecting themselves and not Pakistans’ ordinary people. they are protecting their interests which happens to be different from ordinary people.

    For this they can start shia- suni issues, they can kill Bengalis, Balouch… they can kill pastoons in name of taliban…. and now a divide b/w extremist and moderate.

  • Ahmed Bhai said:

    there is another good article today in express by Abbas Ather exposing rouge Jamiat and making reference to haroon rashid- the old long time jamatia revealing truth…

    Jamiat Media Front: instead go and read articles by haroon Rashid in the last few days and try to answer these.

    You had enough yesterday per really beghairat ho khe phir aa gaey.

  • Ahmed Bhai said:

    I Khan:
    You have full right to develop your own view but the point is that mainly we talk about having a system that will automatically bring transparency. which is independent Judiciary, mdeia and democracy. the system in place will automatically filters out the bad apples.

    In contrast, dictatorship, Military Inc. Rouge Army can’t give you justice (Military law to court martial civilians), One man decision (I am always right), production of new leadership (I will leave when I die)…

    And if you just want to compare corruption then I can give you links that better describe Mushs’ and Armys’ corruption in details – much more than the combined politicians.

    Give a solid argument before you make such statements rather than 32 years… and more information…

  • Ahmed Bhai said:

    rouge army continues..

    http://www.thenews.com.pk/daily_detail.asp?id=81662

    The tragedy faced by the family of journalist Hayatullah Khan, kidnapped in December 2005 and then found dead, with visible marks of torture on his body, in the town of Mirali in North Waziristan Agency in June 2006, seems not to have ended with his brutal murder……

    Allegations that Pakistan’s intelligence services were involved in the sordid affair makes the matter all the more sinister…..

  • Aneeza said:

    @ Tahir Ali Khan

    I agree with all the hardships you mentioned for army. But the people who suffer those hardships are the poor jawans. Who goes to war and for relief efforts? Not higher than the rank of major. Noone is against army as an institution. I am always a great supporter of a common soldier and even a common police man. They really have to struggle hard to make both ends meet and they have a very tough life with no life guarantee. Having said that, there are many more people who work in far more dangerous environments every day of their life in our country. Have you ever been to a chemical manufacturing plant for example? Take a look at the common day labourer there and the dangers he lives in each minute. If you do a comparison of his risk exposure, rest assured it would be no less than an army man.

    However, the main argument here is not the common sapahi but the “high ups” in army. You think they are perfect and have the right to control the country. My point is why don’t they do what they are supposed to do? Well, Aisha Siddiqa might not have an idea about the harship of a common army man but does the hardship justify the generals looting and plundering like they are doing? Every choicest area they convert into army housing scheme. Now they want a new GHQ at the most expensive area in Islamabad. They have infiltered each and every institution of the country like termite. If that is not enough, in addition, why do they want to rule the country. If Pakistan is in the supposed danger from Taliban and India as you pointed out, then army should do their work in barracks and let the country be run by people whose work it is to run the country.

  • Faisal said:

    The biggest enemy of Army is Musharraf himself.. He has pitted the army against his own people & made it a mercenary army.. Like the other two institutions judiciary & media, he is destroying another great institution Army.. Do they not have armies in democratic countries, do people say similar things to them as Pakistanis are saying, do the citizens not respect them.. The only difference in nuetrality & the day Mushi loses this army power, he is a goner..

  • democracy said:

    @tahir
    I can not wait for answers from Ayesha Siddiqa I would like to answer you right away.
    1. Who scarified their lives in 1965 & 1972?

    Ans: People of Pakistan. In 1965 most of Pakistan area went under Indian control, a lot of civilean died in that war, and Pakistan army was humiliated, they actually ran away leaving the civilians to bear the brunt of war. In 1971, hundreds of thousands of East Pakistanis were massacred by Army (Pakistan Army), quite recently your own general apologized from Bangladesh people for this massacre.

    2. If there will be wars then who will scarify their lives in future?

    Ans: People of Pakistan again. As a matter of fact war is going on in Pakistan and 100′s of people of Pakistan are sacrificing their lives daily in this war.

    3. Who keep awake at the borders throughout the night when whole nation is sleeping?

    Ans: Nobody. We don’t need anybody to protect our borders we are peace loving nation and our neighbors have good relations with us, if we don’t have army

    4. Who saves civilians lives during any natural disasters? Earthquake, floods, wars etc

    Ans: People of Pakistan and foreign people. Look at the 8th october earth quake , people from Pakistan and all over the world humanitarian organization came to help rescue the victims. Pakistan army even did not provide its helicopters for the rescure they were busy killing people in NWFP.

    5. Who are guarding & protecting Pakistan’s most critical nuclear assets?

    Ans: United States of America. Just read today’s newspaper from all over the world.

    6. Who is combating terrorism in the best interest of civilians?

    Ans: United States of America and People of Pakistan. Just ask US congress how much they are investing in Pakistan to combat terrorism. They have hired a rogue army and they are now regretting the decision.

    7. Who is protecting us from our enemy? Rather enemies?

    Ans: No one. We don’t have any enemies. Our only enemy is Pakistan Army.

    8. Who protects us from corrupt politicians?

    Ans: We don’t have any corrupt politicians. We only have corrupt army and nobody is protecting us from them.

    I hope these answers satisfies you.

  • Amir Hameed said:

    @Fraz Ali,
    I am sure that you WILL agree with the likes of I. Khan who believes that the army is doing such a fine job in “destroying” every institution of this country and should continue on this path unless every democratic voice and judiciary is silenced. You belong to a cult who believes that this country should not even exist unless it is ruled by the army. I have a news for the likes of you that your dreams will remain dreams.

  • Asif said:

    Longlive IK. Keep on denting KGM (Kabza Group Mentality). KGM standing tall on its foundation, injustice, as well as its sole pillar.

    Thats the reason the KGM from all walks of life got together to stop IK from voicing for Justice.

    The Chore commanders are the KGM of Army, the executive commitees of almost all political parties are KGM of politics, Almost all patwaris & tehsildars are KGM of Land, All SHOs are KGM of peace & so on.

    So whenever anyone voice for Justice they(KGMs) get together. Its only IK but AA too.

    I salute to both these guys for denting hrad than ever to the KGMs & madcow is leading caretaker for the rights of all KGMs

    Longlive IK

  • Gulshan said:

    @Tahir Ali Khan

    Name me one war which was not instigated/started by our corrupt, rouge, greedy army or rather its top brass.

    Soldiers fighting on the boarders on orders from their superior do a fine job, are brave and do sacrifice lives.
    After 40 years, our Air chief admitted that 1965 war was started by Pakistan Army.
    1971 war resulting in the biggest surrender in the history of the world i.e about 90,000 Pak soldiers surrendering to India army, was a result of indiscrimate raping of Bengali women and killing of Bengali intellectuals by by our PAK Army, resulting in millions of East Pakistani crossing into India to save their life and honour from the Pak Army. Inspite of that, India returned all 90,000 Pakistani soldiers. And while theses 90,000 soldiers were prisnors, they were treated according to Geneva covention, even though India had their own millions of poor masses. H. Rehman commission Inquiry and a subsequent report about the crime committed on Bengali, was never been released to the Pakistani People. We came to know a little from the newspaper in India through some leaks from Pakistan (?).
    Kargil mischief was initiated by this same Mushy. And reslted in more loss of soldiers lives than any war before. Besides, we lost all National Credibility in the world because we kept lying to the world that Pak Army is not aware of it or party in this aggression. The then Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif was not even aware of this aggression by us on India. And once the Indian army started responding, fearing all out war and a complete route, Mushy begs Nawaz to go to Washington and ask America to save us. And they did.
    Khalistan movement resulting in wave of killing of innocent people in Punjab, Bomb Blasts in trains, mosques, Dargahs and temples in India have their roots in Pakistan and connections with ISI. Terrorists wanted in India are given shelters, training and financed by ISI. Indian Airline highjackers wanted in India are seen going in Lal Masjid, negotiating on behalf of Pak Govt I am saying this based upon the writing in Pakistani newspapers, in particular The Dawn.
    A current survey going on, on this website, 80% respondent think that Pak Intelligence Agencies (Read ISI) have done more harm than good to our Dear Pakistan.
    So my friend, while we will always salute the bravery and sacrifice of our soldiers, we have all the reasons to be ashamed of our generals and their Lotas at top level. As they say, An Army OF Stags Led By A Lion is Better Than Army Of Lions Led By A Stag.
    This Military Mullah Associatiom ( MMA?) is the biggest enemy Pakistan Has. Even Allah is upset with this alliance.
    Once again from articles in Dawn, the history being taught in schools is False, distorted or incomplete.

    The present crisis of terrorism destrying our country is also a result of our hatred towards India. We were diging a grave for India and we falling in it. The old saying, What Goes Around, Comes Around.
    I have been away from the country for most of my life. My brain is not that badly Mullafied. So, I am fortunate to be able to think freely (at least I think so) and be able to have differing viewpoint and not feel guilty about it.
    I will love to have your comments on any of these issues, but civil language, please.

  • I Khan Canada said:

    I have been accused of favoring Army rule and rejecting Mr.sharif and Ms. Bhutto or Imran khan. I hate military rule myself, I certainly like an elected honest and capable person leading the country through this critical time.
    Mr. Musharaaf accused Mr. Sharif of 12 billion dollars embezzlement in his book, Mr. Sharif never denied. When he was convicted by the court, instead of staying in Pakistan and fighting his case. He begged Saudi leaders to save him, he did not care about his party members, the country and the people whom he loves so much now, he packed up his suitcases and moved to Saudi Arabia. He built Sharif palace and a steel factory in Saudi Arabia from looted money. He wants to come back again for power, we all know how he twisted and lied about his agreement with Saudi Arabia. Would you TRUST Mr.Sharif coming back to run this country again?
    Ms. Bhutto, a power hungry corruption queen, Their was a list of properties and businesses published by Jang news paper owned by benazir , Mr.10% Zardari and their children in Middle East, Europe and USA. She was involved for 350 million dollars for food for oil corruption in Iraq. She is convicted of money laundering in Switzerland. People argue that she was born rich, well Mr. Bhutto could not afford to buy a condo in London but she was able to buy Surrey Palace in UK. Only .0001% of British can afford to buy a place like surrey Palace. Benazirs brother was shot dead in Karachi in the presence of Police, she was the Prime Minister and no one was charged. The Answer is greed and struggle for people party leadership.
    Imran Khan was my choice; he gave an impression of being honest, firm and trustworthy. All changed, he became confidant of Sheriff’s whom he had labeled to be most corrupt; he was sitting with Bhutto whom always accused of destroying the country. It appeared that he hates every one who is in power. Can you trust some one who is emotional and can not make up his mind?
    I like Mr. Musharaaf as a person and leader, he is honest, and he is trusted on world stage. If he was corrupt, he could have extended pardon period to 2007, he did not do it. Pakistani news media has been very active, we would have been watching on ARY and Geo in no time if their were any proven corruption allegations against Mr. Musharaaf or Mr.Shaukat Aziz. This was the first time in the history of Pakistan when President and Prime Minister declared their properties and wealth to the public. Voluntarily with the challenge to check it out when they depart.
    I do not mind Mr.Musharaaf as President if he quits the army, US and France had ex general as their head of state. I like someone reliable and trustworthy leading the country at this critical time. I will be delighted to welcome any new leader who is credible honest and competent, no matter what race or region he belongs to. I hate to see Mr.Sharif or Ms.Bhutto as Prime minister of Pakistan.

  • ucilite said:

    any PROTEST in the DC area this coming weekend?

  • anon said:

    @ I Khan
    Khan sahib, you are right so far as BB & Sharif is concerned. Yes they are both corrupt But you are totally wrong when you say Musharraf is honest and trust worthy. Sorry to say but it sounds like you have some sort of Mush filter fitted in your brain. No general of Pakistan can be honest and trust worthy. 75% of our budget is in the Generals hands and they have legalised corruption for themselves. There is a parallel General’s Pakistan inside the poor Pakistan. Why? Look at the Schools & Colleges for Army & compare them with the public schools & colleges, look at their CMH Hospitals & compare with the public hospitals, look at their cars, residences,free plots, Defence societies etc etc. Look at the ARMY CORPORATION which is very superior to any corporation in Pakistan and are controling KSE index on daily basis. THERE IS A HIGH CLASS PAKISTAN INSIDE PAKISTAN WHICH BELONGS TO ARMY. THEY DO NOTHING BUT ARE SCARE MONGERING PEOPLE BY SAYING OUR ENEMIES(INDIA) IS AT OUR BORDER BUT THESE COWARDS DONT ACTUALLY KNOW HOW TO FIGHT THE ENEMY. THEY JUST KNOW HOW TO CONTROL THE POOR PEOPLE OF PAKISTAN AND THEY HAVE BECOME EXPERTS IN THIS FIELD. WE HAVE TO STOP THIS OTHERWISE THERE WILL ALWAYS BE ANOTHER ELITE PAKISTAN INSIDE OUR COUNTRY. ALL FOREIGN AID GOES IN THEIR BANK ACOUNTS. They are employed on very high ranking posts both inside and outside army.
    THE BEST COMPARISON I CAN GIVE IS THAT PAKISTAN ARMY IS LIKE ISRAEL(STATE TERRORISTS) AND GENERAL PUBLIC IS LIKE PALESTINIAN TERRORISTS (DESPERATE TERRORISTS)
    REMEMBER, THESE ARE THE PEOPLE WHO APPEARED IN ISSB AFTER METRIC OR FA. HIGHLY QUALIFIED PEOPLE WHO HAVE DONE DOUBLE MASTERS, PHD, DOCTORS, ENGINEERS etc etc WHO WERE BRIGHTER PEOPLE THAN THEM BUT ARE SUFFERING AS THEY ARE GENERAL PUBLIC AND NOT GENERALS.
    Politicians are fighting for only 25% of the budget and hence nothing is left for the poor public of Pakistan
    THINK WITHOUT ANY FILTER BEFORE YOU SAY ANTHING

  • anon said:

    @Gulshan
    Completely agree brother. Excellent description of THE STATE TERRORISTS (GENERALS)
    SOME PEOPLE HAVE SOME SORT OF FILTERS FITTED IN THEIR BRAINS e.g. MULLA FILTER, ARMY FILTER, MQM FILTER, BB FILTER, NS FILTER etc AND ARE UNABLE TO THINK LOGICALLY

  • R.A. Akhtar said:

    Anon, I am not sure if you are a Pakistani or an indian, you have so much venom against Pakistan Army, you are spreading hatred againt Pakistan Army,have they killed your father or brother at Kargil, it is hard to beleive that you are Pakistani Muslim. If you are a Pakistani then for sure you have a tunnel vision and a steel plate in your brain.

  • R. Man said:

    Guya watch for BB, looks like she is taking part in the election, this might be all a drama, mush is winning.you may see a big fight aomongst opposition. I do not trust bb, she will do every thing to share power with mush, she will do every thing america wants her to do.

  • gayan said:

    @JINA

    it looks Jina had an affair with MUSH like Sumaira Malik……

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