Thanks for showing PML-N chief’s 1st press conference, to view by your contributors.
I, for one, would like to keep my fingers crossed, till Musharaf leaves his
‘ PALACE ‘ for good, as I am not sure whether he will allow the poll- winners
the satisfaction of forming an assembly or a government, or not.
I wish that I am proved wrong, because I think, as per his past record as
a so-called ‘ President ,’ he MAY not allow the ‘ winners’ to enjoy the ‘ fruits
of their labour .
He has always known to carry ‘ many a trick ‘ in his ‘ pocket.’ He does not
seem to care for any ‘ FEELINGS ‘ of 160 million people of Pakistan. As for
him, it’s his ‘ SKIN ‘ which is more important, which earlier he used to wear
under his uniform, & NOW he wears a three-piece business suit over it.
Sooner or later,he is MOST LIKELY to take either of the following actions : -
1. Once formed, he will dissolve the parliament (assembly, ) making all
the new parliamentarians scurry home, using ‘ SPECIAL POWERS ‘
granted to him under the constitution.
2. His team of ADVISORS like Peerzada, Qayum, etc will him GUIDE to do
so.
3. He MAY then, DECLARE that, since the people were NOT MATURE
enough to cast their vote properly ; therefore ‘ he has decided to’
GUIDE them to MATURITY ‘ for a FURTHER period of 05 years, for
during which period, will also ‘ DECLARE AN EMERGENCY RULE.’
4. So far he has broken every possible rule & every possible law, as
given ‘ IN THE BOOK, ‘ & he MAY do so, AGAIN & AGAIN.
Please PRAY that that I am PROVEN WRONG, & KEEP YOUR
FINGERS CROSSED, TOO !
The election has been a quiet triumph for upwardly mobile urban Pakistanis
By Jason Burke/ The Guardian: UK
Drive down the Grand Trunk Road from Lahore to the Pakistani capital of Islamabad and you would be forgiven for thinking that the idea that the strip of ragged bitumen symbolises Pakistan’s new prosperity is a bit far-fetched. The road slices across green fields with their bent-backed peasant farmers, scruffy bazaars and through rubbish-strewn cities such as Gujranwala. The landscape is hardly a picture of wealth and stability.
But, if you had travelled the road 10 years ago, you would be less inclined to argue. You might notice the number of new factories, the cheap concrete “shopping malls” with their tile and glass facades and the swarms of Suzuki Mehrans, the tiny four door car which is Pakistan’s best-selling vehicle.
Nawaz Sharif we hope that you will restore judges. If your coalition partner does not do that, we will ensure that you get enough votes to decide it single handedly.
[...] leadership. I must admit that I have been pleasantly surprised by the stance taken by Nawaz Sharif here. On the other hand, I was not sure whether Zardari was correct to juxtapose the condition of a UN [...]
Congratulations PML-N, its chief Nawaz Sharif and its supporters on getting back the respectable position in the parliament. I hope PML-N along with PPP and ANP will simplify things for its countrymen by soon announcing ‘Rule of Law’, ‘Dictator Free Democracy’ formulae followed by restoration of judiciary.
What type of Sindhi would taunt Punjabis for not speaking proper Urdu? What type of Sindhi would call Punjabis Paindoos? (Sindhis speak Sindhi as a first language and live in villages).
Kiyani is moving in for the kill. He is going to Fire Mushie’s relative from the all important MI job… Mushie will probably panic (as usual) and try to fire Kiyani (hilarity will ensue!)
unbeleivable, thats the only thing came in my mind when i heard nawazoo said “agar kaaf league apni parent party may wapis aana chahain to BISMILLAH”. i never had any doubts about the mind-set of our politicians, but for those who are actually fans of nawazoo, doesn’t that tells u that this is the guy who made 14th amendment in the consititution against the horse trading, is now actually starting the new phase of LOTA CRACY by showing BISMILLAH sign to all the KAAF league loosers to come back? what a shame that nawazoo is offering a “clean comeback” to those same guys who provided their shoulders to mushi for 8 years. it tells me that “iqtidaar ke liay agar gadhay ko bhi baap kehna pare” its fine for pakistani politicians. mark my words, both nawazoo and zardari are not going to pose any danger to mushi. mushi gonna be in power for his tenure, judiciery wont be restored. those were all fake promises to get their asses elected. history is going to repeat itself all over again, nawazoo and pppp wont sit together and punjab wud again become the rival of federal govt. same as 1988. dont forget what looser choudhry had to say after his defeat “yeh log election jeet gye hain, abb judiciery ko bahaal (restore) to kar ke dikhain”.
The most hillarious part of NS press conference was when he was asked if he is willing to work with MQM he said ‘jo keh diya so keh diya’…….and then he narrated a joke of his ancestors as if to make fun of him self…LoL
Any way I dont trust NS and CTBT League(Choti Tind Bari Tind) he also said in the past that he will boycott the elections but as he himself explained with Sardarji Joke ‘Jo Kah diya so keh diya’!!!
It seems like that NS will never learn the art of trustworthy politics? His headscull is just too thick to understand that. Again and again he show what his supporter call “mature” politics. That is to continue to collect lota politicians so they can screw up things time and again. What is even more dissapoiting is that even people who seems like to have some kind of education don’t realise that either and continue to support lotaism for “pragmatic”. reasons.
On contrary politicians who stand by their principles are called “immature” without further explanation than they are not ready to cheat voters and say one lie after another. These “immature” politicians don’t support lotaism and politicians with fuadal mindset. In one post I even saw a man expressing so much grief over BB’s sad death that he alsmost saw the end of the world.
My request to all of you is that you support the right politicians/forces so that we can get rid of lotaism, mafia politicians - especially from MQM and PML-Q and to some extend from other parties as PPP, PML-N and some mullah parties. Accountability, free judiciary, free media, law and order is the way forward. This way Pakistan will prosper and develop as stable country which will lead many investors to Pakistan.
Even if whatever you wrote is true, nobody viewed NS as a prophet without flaws.
I am sure such stories can be written about each and every politician that troded the parliment floor.
What is your point , I fail to understand.
In Pakistan we always try to choose lesser of the two evils… and everybody knows how corrupt each politician is. Therefore, I believe if a choice is put NS is much better than AZ. This is my personal view.
In response to Mirror who probably has unhealthy interests in uniformed men like musharraf or Iltaaf bai (not bhai).
When Nawaz Sharif was commenting on Q league, clearly he was not referring to the likes of Shujat, Parvez, Wasi, Rasheed etc.
He was referring to the other 30 odd MNAs who were elected by their constituents because they are influential figures in their domains. After this election a lot of politicians in Pakistan will rethink their strategy, so if Nawaz Sharif is willing to take some of these people back on the promise that they will be true to Pakistan and PMLN then that
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February 19th, 2008 at 6:18 pm
aoa
i hope you stick to your promise to restore the judiciary and free the media.
February 19th, 2008 at 6:43 pm
@admin pk politics.
Thanks for showing PML-N chief’s 1st press conference, to view by your contributors.
I, for one, would like to keep my fingers crossed, till Musharaf leaves his
‘ PALACE ‘ for good, as I am not sure whether he will allow the poll- winners
the satisfaction of forming an assembly or a government, or not.
I wish that I am proved wrong, because I think, as per his past record as
a so-called ‘ President ,’ he MAY not allow the ‘ winners’ to enjoy the ‘ fruits
of their labour .
He has always known to carry ‘ many a trick ‘ in his ‘ pocket.’ He does not
seem to care for any ‘ FEELINGS ‘ of 160 million people of Pakistan. As for
him, it’s his ‘ SKIN ‘ which is more important, which earlier he used to wear
under his uniform, & NOW he wears a three-piece business suit over it.
Sooner or later,he is MOST LIKELY to take either of the following actions : -
1. Once formed, he will dissolve the parliament (assembly, ) making all
the new parliamentarians scurry home, using ‘ SPECIAL POWERS ‘
granted to him under the constitution.
2. His team of ADVISORS like Peerzada, Qayum, etc will him GUIDE to do
so.
3. He MAY then, DECLARE that, since the people were NOT MATURE
enough to cast their vote properly ; therefore ‘ he has decided to’
GUIDE them to MATURITY ‘ for a FURTHER period of 05 years, for
during which period, will also ‘ DECLARE AN EMERGENCY RULE.’
4. So far he has broken every possible rule & every possible law, as
given ‘ IN THE BOOK, ‘ & he MAY do so, AGAIN & AGAIN.
Please PRAY that that I am PROVEN WRONG, & KEEP YOUR
FINGERS CROSSED, TOO !
February 19th, 2008 at 7:03 pm
DID you notice Ishaq Dar giving answers to Nawaz Shareef.
But what he doesnot realise is that he can be heard in the mic.
Planned planted questions
February 19th, 2008 at 7:42 pm
Pakistan election: rise of the middle classes
The election has been a quiet triumph for upwardly mobile urban Pakistanis
By Jason Burke/ The Guardian: UK
Drive down the Grand Trunk Road from Lahore to the Pakistani capital of Islamabad and you would be forgiven for thinking that the idea that the strip of ragged bitumen symbolises Pakistan’s new prosperity is a bit far-fetched. The road slices across green fields with their bent-backed peasant farmers, scruffy bazaars and through rubbish-strewn cities such as Gujranwala. The landscape is hardly a picture of wealth and stability.
But, if you had travelled the road 10 years ago, you would be less inclined to argue. You might notice the number of new factories, the cheap concrete “shopping malls” with their tile and glass facades and the swarms of Suzuki Mehrans, the tiny four door car which is Pakistan’s best-selling vehicle.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2008/feb/19/pakistan.benazirbhutto1
February 19th, 2008 at 7:48 pm
Nawaz Sharif we hope that you will restore judges. If your coalition partner does not do that, we will ensure that you get enough votes to decide it single handedly.
February 19th, 2008 at 7:54 pm
This man lacks communication skills but he is very public and media friendly.
This press conference should be called: Ishaq dar press conf.
February 19th, 2008 at 8:08 pm
http://www.bbc.co.uk/urdu/elections08/story/2008/02/080219_aamer_analysis.shtml
February 19th, 2008 at 8:28 pm
@
forgotten_sindhi
this man is one million times better that MQM charab zubaan Munafiqs..who have best skilling of Munafakat
February 19th, 2008 at 9:01 pm
[...] leadership. I must admit that I have been pleasantly surprised by the stance taken by Nawaz Sharif here. On the other hand, I was not sure whether Zardari was correct to juxtapose the condition of a UN [...]
February 19th, 2008 at 9:25 pm
Congratulations PML-N, its chief Nawaz Sharif and its supporters on getting back the respectable position in the parliament. I hope PML-N along with PPP and ANP will simplify things for its countrymen by soon announcing ‘Rule of Law’, ‘Dictator Free Democracy’ formulae followed by restoration of judiciary.
February 20th, 2008 at 12:04 am
fake MQM Sindhi is back.
What type of Sindhi would taunt Punjabis for not speaking proper Urdu? What type of Sindhi would call Punjabis Paindoos? (Sindhis speak Sindhi as a first language and live in villages).
That is what I call MQM Munafiq
February 20th, 2008 at 12:05 am
Mush lovers are feeling pain.
Now they can come here and say whatever they like. People of Pakistan have shown them their ‘Mukka’.
February 20th, 2008 at 4:23 am
Kiyani is moving in for the kill. He is going to Fire Mushie’s relative from the all important MI job… Mushie will probably panic (as usual) and try to fire Kiyani (hilarity will ensue!)
February 20th, 2008 at 9:19 am
We should be grateful there wasn’t mass violence and our police and jawaans managed to maintain peace somewhat.
Inshallah, the new government will aid the poor of the country, rather than their own selfish desires of power and greed.
February 20th, 2008 at 9:54 am
Please don’t forget DR A Q Khan along with the Missing people ,those who were encashed by breve PAKISTAN ARMY …….May Allah keep you in the right way
February 21st, 2008 at 5:56 am
i think that Nawaz Sharif is moving in right direction.
and we should priase and help him
February 21st, 2008 at 9:46 am
unbeleivable, thats the only thing came in my mind when i heard nawazoo said “agar kaaf league apni parent party may wapis aana chahain to BISMILLAH”. i never had any doubts about the mind-set of our politicians, but for those who are actually fans of nawazoo, doesn’t that tells u that this is the guy who made 14th amendment in the consititution against the horse trading, is now actually starting the new phase of LOTA CRACY by showing BISMILLAH sign to all the KAAF league loosers to come back? what a shame that nawazoo is offering a “clean comeback” to those same guys who provided their shoulders to mushi for 8 years. it tells me that “iqtidaar ke liay agar gadhay ko bhi baap kehna pare” its fine for pakistani politicians. mark my words, both nawazoo and zardari are not going to pose any danger to mushi. mushi gonna be in power for his tenure, judiciery wont be restored. those were all fake promises to get their asses elected. history is going to repeat itself all over again, nawazoo and pppp wont sit together and punjab wud again become the rival of federal govt. same as 1988. dont forget what looser choudhry had to say after his defeat “yeh log election jeet gye hain, abb judiciery ko bahaal (restore) to kar ke dikhain”.
February 21st, 2008 at 9:50 am
The most hillarious part of NS press conference was when he was asked if he is willing to work with MQM he said ‘jo keh diya so keh diya’…….and then he narrated a joke of his ancestors as if to make fun of him self…LoL
Any way I dont trust NS and CTBT League(Choti Tind Bari Tind) he also said in the past that he will boycott the elections but as he himself explained with Sardarji Joke ‘Jo Kah diya so keh diya’!!!
February 21st, 2008 at 10:46 am
It seems like that NS will never learn the art of trustworthy politics? His headscull is just too thick to understand that. Again and again he show what his supporter call “mature” politics. That is to continue to collect lota politicians so they can screw up things time and again. What is even more dissapoiting is that even people who seems like to have some kind of education don’t realise that either and continue to support lotaism for “pragmatic”. reasons.
On contrary politicians who stand by their principles are called “immature” without further explanation than they are not ready to cheat voters and say one lie after another. These “immature” politicians don’t support lotaism and politicians with fuadal mindset. In one post I even saw a man expressing so much grief over BB’s sad death that he alsmost saw the end of the world.
My request to all of you is that you support the right politicians/forces so that we can get rid of lotaism, mafia politicians - especially from MQM and PML-Q and to some extend from other parties as PPP, PML-N and some mullah parties. Accountability, free judiciary, free media, law and order is the way forward. This way Pakistan will prosper and develop as stable country which will lead many investors to Pakistan.
/Saqib
February 21st, 2008 at 12:26 pm
To see the real face of NS please read the following news article:
Nawaz loses cool with Business Plus team
ISLAMABAD: The Business Plus management on Friday alleged that Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) chief Mian Nawaz Sharif
February 21st, 2008 at 4:38 pm
The Greatest Leader Quaid Nawaz Sharif
February 21st, 2008 at 10:18 pm
@hassanshahid
Even if whatever you wrote is true, nobody viewed NS as a prophet without flaws.
I am sure such stories can be written about each and every politician that troded the parliment floor.
What is your point , I fail to understand.
In Pakistan we always try to choose lesser of the two evils… and everybody knows how corrupt each politician is. Therefore, I believe if a choice is put NS is much better than AZ. This is my personal view.
February 22nd, 2008 at 4:57 am
In response to Mirror who probably has unhealthy interests in uniformed men like musharraf or Iltaaf bai (not bhai).
When Nawaz Sharif was commenting on Q league, clearly he was not referring to the likes of Shujat, Parvez, Wasi, Rasheed etc.
He was referring to the other 30 odd MNAs who were elected by their constituents because they are influential figures in their domains. After this election a lot of politicians in Pakistan will rethink their strategy, so if Nawaz Sharif is willing to take some of these people back on the promise that they will be true to Pakistan and PMLN then that
February 22nd, 2008 at 5:12 am
What are we going to do with this problem of LOTA’s?