All-Green
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I support zardari..atleast he didn't came from back door like ur lover musharaf...
Zardari has been the singular most disliked person in recent memory who has been known as the corruption king in all the circles of Pakistan ever since he came to light in the 90s...
We see all sorts of mismanagement and corruption nowadays which had not manifested in the Musharraf era.
Agreed that Musharraf did come through the backdoor but he did some good things when he was in power so that is why many like him still.
On the other hand currently we see a government which has the audacity to tell us to boycott sugar if it is being hoarded by the sugar mafia...we all know that the current government has many sugar mill owners but being the government it wields a power and that power has to be used to help the people...now instead of doing their job they come up with such nonsense!
If tomorrow same things happen with wheat, will they tell us to boycott that as well?
The energy crisis and the associated distortion of facts has been noted by all...the government was willing to bring in decade old equipment on rent for billions of dollars instead of clearing the IPP dues...and this was to be a temporary measure...what a huge blunder and still defended to the last till most in the country were crying foul and up in anger...
We could not imagine such open disregard for the entire public in nearly every aspect a few years ago and that is why there is a large support for Musharraf....
Whereas many do not agree with Musharraf's jump into WOT, a vast number of Pakistanis agree that he was a very good administrator and a person who had a lot of qualities...to some he was the best thing...to some he made big mistakes...but most agree that many things he did were good...at least Musharraf does have some pros vs his cons...
Regarding the backdoor issue, Zardari did the same thing by not honoring his commitment to the charter of democracy, he was saying he does not want to be the president and then did so...he said that it is all politics...
How does a man imprisoned for more than a decade be respected by the nation, especially now that he even admits that the palace in UK is his?
Knowing that this is the test of democracy, our president is seen all around the world on expensive trips with a huge entourage whereas the trips are mostly not even official...other than this all he talks about is his wife and that democracy is the best revenge...this is no way a man in his position should behave in the current circumstances...he should have taken this opportunity to redeem himself but he has proven all his critics absolutely right so far...
Where is Zardari even in the war against terror we are fighting?
Most of IDPs, Army, Police and all the other victims of bombings have so far not seen their president amongst them...what should we credit Zardari with?
The issue is not only alleged corruption but personal integrity as well...
This man was nearly on his deathbed since he did not come to court 99% of the time because of his failing health...how devoted he is that when he is made president he stays abroad on foreign trips nearly throughout the year and his health is no longer an issue?
A wonderful thing this is to see and behold, a miracle truly...
Maybe our current president has access to the fountain of youth that a bedridden and ailing politician became so vigorous and energetic when made a president...i wish we had the same tonic with us when Quaid e Azam was alive...
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