Yaseen1
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mqm had terrorist groups when musharaf was in power,they used to take vote from people on gunpoint ,if anyone not give them vote they kill them so it is not fault of public,everyone know what has happened n no go areas under mqm ,during musharaf they were also taking ransom and bhata money from businessmen and money laundering to london was at peak but later when they were removed from power after ppp formed govt in sindh they started target killing as revenge so they only remain peaceful as far as they are given govt and public remains their slaves otherwise they start their terrorist activities ,musharaf did nothing better to economy,he failed to build dams and cheap sources for electricity generation and exploration of new oil reserves that is why gas and electricity crises started near end of his tenure,he failed to develop export based economy and industrialization and only promoted import based economy, there was no terrorism before he started operation in tribal areas and there were no Syria like conditions in Pakistan,infact he created such conditions by starting unnecessary attacks on people of tribal areas
Have you looked at death troll of Iran Syria and Afghanistan? Did he entered into war on terror for his own benefit or for the benefit of people of Pakistan? If received the dollars then did he purchased mills out of those dollars or some villa on US of spent them on us? There is a huge difference.
On MQM, yes he supported them but who voted them? Isnt us the people who voted them? Do you think ANP supported by NS and PPP. Layari gang war criminals supported by PPP are not terrorist? Infact Musharaf era was one of the most peaceful era of Karachi (except for Iftikhar Chaudhry) incident. All the crimes started in Karachi after Musharaf was thrown away from the power. MQM entered into main stream politics just like MQM Pakistan as they were allowed to represent the votes they get. ANyways thats a separate discussion.