Pak Army action in Swat is sad dangerous and serious , and Pak Army is definitely fuc**d up.

(PPP Zardari) is a screwed up corrupt party. A looser’s party. Indeed.

I recently saw the following e-mail.

Presidential Ordinance no. 150025. October 06, 2008

I, NRO President Asif Ali Zardari (Bhutto), hereby proclaim the following measures to come into force with immediate effect:

1. Continuing with the spirit of the naming of Islamabad airport to Shaheed Motarma Benazir Bhutto airport, the “murree road” to BB Shaheed road and the
Rawalpindi General hospital to BB Hospital, I hereby order the following Islamabad landmarks to be named as follows from here on-

A. SHAKARPARIAN would now be called “BhuttoPARIAN”;

B. RAWAL dam is named BBWal dam;

C. PEER SOHAWA shall now be referred to as “PEER BHUTTOWA”;

D. The Historic APPARA Market must now be referred to “BHUTTOPAARA Market”;

E. The soon to be reconstructed Marriott hotel hereafter shall be named”BHUTTORIOTT”; and

F. The SHAHEED Margalla towers would now be honored with the nameplate of “Bhutto towers”.

2. A once in a lifetime opportunity is provided to all murderers, thugs and looters to have their records clean wiped by undertaking any of the following
acts:

A. Adding the Bhutto suffix to their names;
B. Widely disseminating the recently devised “Bhutto doctrine”; and

C. Plastering 30 feet high Bhutto/Zardari posters in every nook and corner of the country.

A select few from no. 2 above would be hand picked to head key portfolios in the country. However, special patronage prizes would be awarded to all.

Signed here on the 6th day of October, 2008.

Asif Ali Zardari

President, Islamic Republic of Pakistan

Please dont take me wrong.
I want Pakistan & Just Pakistan. But Mr.10% wants every thing with Benazir’s name and he did it. Why ?
Why not with Abdul Sattar Edhi’s name, atleat he is better than our politicians.
sorry

Why dont u tell everyone what u want. Pakistan to be named Punjabistan

What will be the next.
No More Pakistan…….Benazirastan.
No More Islamabad……Benazirabad.
No More Faisalabad…..Buttoabad.
No More Minar-e-Pakistan…..Minar-e-Benazir
No More Shah faisal masjid…Benazir masjid.
etc. etc.
Shame Shame.

Pakistan and U.S. Have Tacit Deal On Airstrikes

By Karen DeYoung and Joby Warrick / Washington Post

The United States and Pakistan reached tacit agreement in September on a don’t-ask-don’t-tell policy that allows unmanned Predator aircraft to attack suspected terrorist targets in rugged western Pakistan, according to senior officials in both countries. In recent months, the U.S. drones have fired missiles at Pakistani soil at an average rate of once every four or five days.

A senior Pakistani official said that although the attacks contribute to widespread public anger in Pakistan, anti-Americanism there is closely associated with President Bush. Citing a potentially more favorable popular view of President-elect Barack Obama, he said that “maybe with a new administration, public opinion will be more pro-American and we can start acknowledging” more cooperation.

The official, one of several who discussed the sensitive military and intelligence relationship only on the condition of anonymity, said the U.S-Pakistani understanding over the airstrikes is “the smart middle way for the moment.” Contrasting Zardari with his predecessor, retired Gen. Pervez Musharraf, the official said Musharraf “gave lip service but not effective support” to the Americans. “This government is delivering but not taking the credit.”

Pakistan’s self-praise is not entirely echoed by U.S. officials, who remain suspicious of ties between Pakistan’s intelligence service and FATA-based extremists. But the Bush administration has muted its criticism of Pakistan. In a speech to the Atlantic Council last week, CIA Director Michael V. Hayden effusively praised Pakistan’s recent military operations, including “tough fighting against hardened militants” in the northern FATA region of Bajaur.

“Throughout the FATA,” Hayden said, “al-Qaeda and its allies are feeling less secure today than they did two, three or six months ago. It has become difficult for them to ignore significant losses in their ranks.” Hayden acknowledged, however, that al-Qaeda remains a “determined, adaptive enemy,” operating from a “safe haven” in the tribal areas.

Along with the stepped-up Predator attacks, Bush administration strategy includes showering Pakistan’s new leaders with close, personal attention. Zardari met with Bush during the U.N. General Assembly in September, and senior military and intelligence officials have exchanged near-constant visits over the past few months.

Pakistan’s new intelligence chief, Lt. Gen. Ahmed Shuja Pasha, traveled to Washington in late October, and Gen. David H. Petraeus, installed on Oct. 31 as head of the U.S. Central Command, visited Islamabad on his third day in office. On Wednesday, Hayden flew to New York for a secret visit with Zardari, who was attending a U.N. conference.

IJAY