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Malik Qayyum also dumps Musharraf Thursday, July 30, 2009 ISLAMABAD: Pervez Musharraf’s top legal adviser Malik Qayyum is of the opinion that the Supreme Court can initiate high treason proceedings against the former president. “I don’t know what the apex court will do, but it can...

So thats the excuse for taking over the country.:whistle: If say Musharraf was on trail and that would have been his statement he would have made a poor case.

How is our fearless leader doing, I'm really hopping to see you debate on another episode of Iftikhar Vs Musharraf. We need your inputs a debate without Asim is no debate at all.

Sure why not if its challanged let it be decided than. But do bear in mind NRO only lasted upto February 2008 so any cases dismissed before that cannot be opened, since 99.9% came from the MQM you might see them reacting quite fiercely to it. Yes the CJP did legalize Musharraf's double power...

This is genuine we should guide this youngster to success, there are people here who either are active or retired PAF pilots. I suppose you should post some questions for them to answer, it might help them to target what you need to understand or don't understand.

This was developed by Pakistan and so far as I remember reading it was also sold to Bangladesh.

I have a critical point if you could explain because I see this event unfolding at a very late stage. My question is why didn't the CJP take notice of Musharraf when he was enjoying his spoils in Chak Shahzad. It makes no sense. If we really wanted him to be "punished" than that clearly was the...

Musharraf may face trial for war crimes in London Friday, July 24, 2009 By Murtaza Ali Shah LONDON: As if the troubles in Pakistan were not enough for former president General (retd) Pervez Musharraf, a leading Pakistani origin politician in the UK announced to move courts against...

^ You both need to learn some history Altaf Hussian is a popular leader among his people. But who controls the MQM in Pakistan is no doubt Farooq Sattar he is a very powerful leader in Karachi, controlling most of the party due to his support with in it. If you want Altaf to deseat than it...

Zardari's party took active part in it, the first long march was organized by the PPP, of course he wanted them restored and he did only 3 judges were outstanding out of the 60. So that is job was well done, Nawaz made some rash decisions when leaving the gov.

I believe there aren't going to be any punishment given out in this case this was what Aitzaz Ehsen clarified. This case rather more to do with setting records straight and allowing Musharraf to defend his views on why he did it. But punishment could come if the Judges detained might want submit...

Your right about that I cant disagree, but in coalition Gov you can be in all kinds of strains from your partner in Gov. if Nawaz had kept his word and stayed in Coalition with the PPP than they wouldn't have felt the need to go to the MQM. This marathon would have ended much sooner.

I believe your misinterpreted the reinstatement of judges, which were roughly 3 incl CJP. The Nawaz cases were still carried out by the same supreme court that disqualified Nawaz. Not on the basis that the Judges were bias in anyway on the basis that Nawaz did not defend his case in anyway. I...

If Tikka Iqbal case is removed out of the way than Musharraf is up for some heavy beating, the case awaits the SC verdict. The Parliament seems calm the opposition seems steady with SC development truly historical. The opposition played vital role in Nam summit giving India something to...

CJ salutes parliament for not ratifying Nov 3 acts Wednesday, July 22, 2009 By Sohail Khan ISLAMABAD: The Supreme Court would announce its decision in the judges’ appointment case by Friday and proclamation of state of emergency by former military dictator Pervez Musharraf on...

Musharraf to face Pakistan probe 2009/07/21 Pakistan's Supreme Court is set to evaluate the legality of a 2007 presidential order which imposed emergency rule in the country. A ruling in the case may put pressure on the government to take legal action against former military ruler...

Pakistan edges towards Waziristan "Path to Salvation" Mon Jul 20, 2009 8:54am EDT By Zeeshan Haider - Analysis PESHAWAR, Pakistan (Reuters) - More than a month has elapsed since Pakistan announced plans for an offensive on the Taliban stronghold in Waziristan, but security analysts doubt...

I believe it isn't caused by the lack of education but the struggle to get employment in Pakistan, there so many people in Pakistan with degrees but are forced to work as cleaner, Barbers and what not else. This requires a lot attention I agree with you. If these women feel it is apparent...

Bush:"Wedgy!!!!" Mush:"Mr President not hear"