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By: mir munsif

mir munsif — Mon, 30 Nov 2009 16:23:16 +0000

@sianibili

Loop back to my previous comments to ur recent comments;thanks

By: sianibili

sianibili — Mon, 30 Nov 2009 15:07:35 +0000

To,
mir munsif said:
Read my full comments do not try to manipulate and give wrong meanings. Just in case you could not see my full comments read the following.

You are right no body should attack on other,s culture because Sindhi,Punjabi,Baloch and Pathan they are all Pakistani cultures our own cultures. But question is no body attacked Sindhi culture you say it is attacked. The only thing is this that president is a symbol of federation he should represent whole country not politically motivated outfit to give message that if you criticize my evil deeds i will exploit Sindhism.

By: fzaman

fzaman — Sat, 28 Nov 2009 15:22:28 +0000

Mr Nadim Malik will be able to interpret the above, regarding Pakistani Politicians.

By: fzaman

fzaman — Sat, 28 Nov 2009 15:14:15 +0000

They are only trying to connect the dots unsuccessfully.

A=B
B=C
Therefore A must = C

Democracy is when the indigent and not the men of property, are the rulers.

By: mir munsif

mir munsif — Fri, 27 Nov 2009 10:18:49 +0000

@sianibili

U said “he should represent whole country not politically motivated outfit to give message “.

PPP always talked about Federation and never gave a slogan like “Jagh punjabi Jagh,lagh na javi tedi pag no daagh”..Famous Election compaign Slogan.Inspite of PPP’s talking about federation and democracy,what they are getting irrational and imoral demonization and Hate compaign victimization.President is definitely a symbol of federation but in this Federation,There is one partner called a Sindh and if a President wears Sindhi outfit,why it boils ur blood,English suits and boats are welcome,but if ever a Sindhi topi is used,it is Sindhism. Shame!!Sindh is Not colony bro,its equal stake holders.But if you think,Sindh is colonized or conquered state or Sindhis are jews or Hindu lobbies and SIndhi topi is against Islam,then you are TRUE,President has done blunder by wearing such a cap.

Dear Sir,SIndhis belonging to any party or thought system WONT accept any derogatory language against cultural prestige and symbols.The language used by Dr SM and Saleh Zafar and their many supporters against Sindhi topi and culture are actually hurting the sentiments of Sindhis at large.

Mind the GAP,one can criticize PPP or AZ but No one has right to use derogatory language Sindhi Culture and Sindhi topi,and it will Not be tolerated by any Sindhi.

By: molabuksh

molabuksh — Fri, 27 Nov 2009 07:40:17 +0000

The irony is that the President’s problems are all self-created. He has failed to deliver on all fronts and on all commitments. So much so that there now exists a huge trust deficit between him and almost everyone else. The main opposition leadership is now reluctant to even meet him because of the run around Mian Nawaz Sharif has been given by him on issues like the Charter of Democracy and the constitutional amendments. The goodwill and leeway Zardari had when he became president was almost unprecedented but he has lost it rapidly. Unable to improve the lot of the people; unwilling to move substantively on political issues; and totally tied in to a suspicious US agenda; the Presidency shows no leadership, only intrigue.

By: izatmaab

izatmaab — Fri, 27 Nov 2009 07:30:46 +0000

AT a time when the nation is confronting problems of basic survival and living under the shadow of the threat of terrorism, seeing the head of state cloistered in safety, unwilling to face the people directly, was hardly a comforting image. President Zardari was addressing from the Presidency the PPP loyalists long distance in Sindh on Wednesday.
However, if the image was negative, the message was far worse. There was no mention of the struggle being waged against terrorism, the crises being dealt with and the challenges being confronted. No mention was made of the soldiers dying in FATA, the actions against militancy or the promise of removing the constitutional anomalies imposed by dictators. All talk of reconciliation and compromise were also thrown by the wayside. There was nothing statesmanlike at all; in fact there was nothing rational either. He derided the Quaid’s Pakistan and lashed out at everyone in the hysterical manner of another party leader living in exile.