http://www.thenews.com.pk/daily_detail.asp?id=159465

His fake impression of a senator with morals was further exposed in Aaj TV program Bolta Pakistan. Clipping can be viewed through following link:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cVgyIGEEkL0

In this episode of Bolta Pakistan, Senator Talha admitted that he entered politics in late 2005 and become a senator in 2006. Remember senate elections were held in March 2006. Late 2005 means that he entered politics in the last quarter of 2005 i.e. somewhere after September 2005 and within 6 months managed to become a senator from JUI (F). It is not rocket science to figure out how he managed to get a ticket to the seat of senate, when there are a number of JUI (F) political activists, with political affiliation history of decades, aspiring for senate.

Hats off to our brave journalists who expose the real faces of these people.

Listen to your inner voice Dr. Israr.

Dr Israr Shah of Rawalpindi poured his anger on this lot during a joint meeting of the PPP federal council and the central executive committee chaired by the prime minister held on Thursday.

According to a participant, Dr Israr, who contested an Islamabad National Assembly seat on the PPP ticket in the February polls and lost to the PML-N candidate, said these “discretionary quota” people working with the president and the prime minister were not aware of the “norms and values” of politics and had not learnt from the political behaviour of Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, Benazir Bhutto and President Zardari….

ISLAMABAD: The tone and tenor of the official clarification issued in response to my story, “While Rome is burning, baboos grab the bounty” dated Nov 14 reflects anger of bureaucrats who seem to have written it in a rush of blood and without going through the content of my story. …

…The story also contained the housing ministry’s spokesperson’s version that the housing policy was never restricted up to BS-22 officers. In its preamble, the clarification wondered as to what was new about the story but in its latter part it sheepishly admitted that the condition of two years service in BS-22 was waived off as it was discriminatory.

It, however, conveniently ignored as to who had issued the orders of waiving off the two years restriction. The story said the bureaucracy has got it done in June this year from Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani. Though the clarification argued that the waiver was issued to do away with discrimination, the fact is that the immediate beneficiaries of the prime minister’s decision are his principal secretary Siraj Shamsuddin, secretary housing Samiul Haq Khilji (whose ministry deals with the subject), Secretary to the president Mehmud Saleem Mehmud, secretary information Ashfaq Gondal and several others. If the policy had not been changed to its present shape, the likes of Siraj, Khilji and Gondal would not have been entitled to get additional residential plots in Islamabad…..

…The question that the top officials are required to ponder is: what are the supreme services they have offered to their homeland or to the people of this country that they should be given at least two plots and one house in Islamabad and similar facilities in their respective provincial capital? Will they justify what they have already got or what more they are asking for? The News stands by its story.

Political acitivists beating government officials who were caught removing banners before a rally by lawyers against Musharraf’s Nov 3, 2007 unconstitutional acts and the present regime’s sticking to the same agenda and approach. It remainds us of this picture from Bangladesh.

Poor Qabiali’s have been thrown to Wolfs and have been left to fend for themselves. What a shame ! ! !

We never know what their tragedies are ? We have no clue how they meet their ends in this war zone ? We don’t know how we can help them ?…. so many questions and no body to give us a straight answer. And I call it Democracy Pakistani Style ! !