Bilawal condemns Drone Attacks

[RayKalm]

Mushy is the scapegoat.


Even if they are trying to blame him indirectly, that's a weak case.



Musharaf has already proven his innocence.

It was Mush's responsibility to provide Benazir with security.

Also, though Bil is the son of two of our worst prime ministers in our history, at least he has some common sense to stand up for Pakistan in the proper ways unlike his father.

I give him credit for that, but this still doesn't make him any better.

 

[RazPaK]

It was Mush's responsibility to provide Benazir with security.

Also, though Bil is the son of two of our worst prime ministers in our history, at least he has some common sense to stand up for Pakistan in the proper ways unlike his father.

I give him credit for that, but this still doesn't make him any better.

I'm pretty sure rehman Malik was in charge of security.


Zardari baba and his 40 thugs are only doing this now to lay seeds for the future.

 

[Hulk]

do you people like him.

 

[regular]

Umm the politics here is going to be interesting within the coming years/elections........

 

[eik_pagall]

do you people like him.

for what?
No one does btw

 

[Pakistanisage]

Please spare us the RETARD DYNASTY.

Pakistan deserves better than this Baffoon.

 

[PakiRambo]

"I'd like to help my country in any way possible"

What he really means is "I'd like to loot my country in any way possible"

 

[Al Bhatti]

I didn't know he had a British accent

I, (Bilawal Bhutto and Bilawal Zardari), do swear that I will be faithful and bear true allegiance to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth, her heirs and successors, according to law. So help me God.

Please spare us the RETARD DYNASTY.

Pakistan deserves better than this Baffoon.

Unless poverty and illiteracy is removed, he will surely have a fair portion of the pie (sorry i mean the country) along with all the others.

 

[RayKalm]

Arguing strongly against what he called the "carpet bombing" of Pakistan, PPP Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari has said US drone attacks were turning out to be counter-productive due to the civilian toll they take.

The leader-in-waiting of Pakistan's ruling party called for an end to the US drone attacks, which he said were a violation of his country's sovereignty and international law.

"The continuous carpet bombing of Pakistan by drones is not only counterproductive on the war on terror, it's also an egregious violation of our sovereignty and must end," Bilawal Bhutto told the MSNBC news in an interview.

"It's a violation of the US War Powers Act as well as international law. America was supposed to be that city on a hill, setting an example to the world. I do hope it returns to that status soon," said the son of Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari, and slain former prime minister, Benazir Bhutto.

Bilawal refuted the American argument that drone attacks were an important tool in the war against terrorism.

"No, I actually completely disagree. The drone attacks have not caught any big boys. They've been counterproductive with the amount of civilian casualties that they've had," he argued.

"You can ask your own (US) military, they admit, barring Osama bin Laden, Pakistan, when provided actionable intelligence, has caught, captured or killed more al Qaeda operatives than any other nation on earth," he told the MSNBC.

Bilawal said both Pakistan and the United States, were working to resolve their differences.

'Carpet bombing' of Pakistan must stop: Bilawal - Indian Express

 

[CaptainJackSparrow]

Does this dude have no1 besides him to correct him that drones can't carpet bomb. At least not as yet.

Anyways, he is just playing to the galley. If he has to lead these people in the future, he must say what they want to hear.

 

[PakiRambo]

'Carpet bombing' of Pakistan must stop: Bilawal

Arguing strongly against what he called the "carpet bombing" of Pakistan, PPP chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari has said US drone attacks were turning out to be counter-productive due to the civilian toll they take. The leader-in-waiting of Pakistan's ruling party called for an end to the
US drone attacks, which he said were a violation of his country's sovereignty and international law.

"The continuous carpet bombing of Pakistan by drones is not only counterproductive on the war on terror, it's also an egregious violation of our sovereignty and must end," Bilawal Bhutto told the MSNBC news in an interview.

"It's a violation of the US War Powers Act as well as international law. America was supposed to be that city on a hill, setting an example to the world. I do hope it returns to that status soon," said the son of Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari, and slain former prime minister, Benazir Bhutto.

Bilawal refuted the American argument that drone attacks were an important tool in the war against terrorism.

"No, I actually completely disagree. The drone attacks have not caught any big boys. They've been counterproductive with the amount of civilian casualties that they've had," he argued.

"You can ask your own (US) military, they admit, barring Osama bin Laden, Pakistan, when provided actionable intelligence, has caught, captured or killed more al Qaeda operatives than any other nation on earth," he told the MSNBC.

Bilawal said both Pakistan and the United States, were working to resolve their differences.

"And I'm hopeful that they will resolve their differences because we have a common goal and we can only achieve it together," he said.

'Carpet bombing' of Pakistan must stop: Bilawal - Hindustan Times

 

[Peregrine]

Why doesn't he tell that to his father?

 

[baqai]

I don't know how to say this but i saw a brief clip of this and i had my jaw dropped, this boy said what was supposed to be said.... will give him due credit for that, good job Bilawal Zardari

 

[BATMAN]

Musharraf has said it on various occasions.
Sounds like a word to word copy!

Any how some body tell this foreigner dump, that drones are operating with his father's assistance.

 

[PakShah]

Yes, I praise Bilawal Bhutto for standing for Pakistan.

Though he did say something stupid. Why should USA be setting an example for the world?

Why should we or anyone look up to USA as an example.

There are other countries like China.

Pakistan should always prefer China to the USA.