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Lol...yes....Pakistan does need protection from the evil Secularists
sheeshh we dont practice indian secularism so no fear of evilism
Musharraf got more votes
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sheeshh we dont practice indian secularism so no fear of evilism
When you buy a guardd dog, its job is to basically guard your property, its job is not to interfere in the running of your property. I think pakistan Army needs to realise that its purpose is to guard the country and not interfere in domestic politics.
Musharrif has the blood of pakistani people on his hands, an the army is responsible for killing its own people the very people it is suppose to defend against agression.
The elections were a joke it is up to the supreme court now but deep down we all know what the outcome of the supreme courts decision will be. IF the court allows musharrif to be the president then we all know that supreme court is the pillar and foundation of corruption and injustice.
Regardless what musharrif has done for the country, am not in denial that he has done alot but that does not justify his dictatorship and various others acts. Under him i belive that pakistan is heading for civil war and breakup. Look at the situation in waziristan and belochistan, people want seperation and freedom from the federal goverment, this clearly shows the lack of belief people have in pakistan as a country.
I do believe that we are all pakistanis but we also hold bond at racial and ragional issues, do you really think that vast ordinary pathan population will support musharrif when he kills their pathan brothers from fata and afghanistan.
Bringing bb in to the situation shows that pakistan is not willing to rid itself of corruption and encourages it but making deals with known criminal such as bb, whom i believe deserves a rope around her neck.
Why will not the good people of pakistan rise to these corrupt leaders and institutions and demand liberal islamic policies and values. End of corruption and prosperity for all and elimination of hunger and poverty.
Musharrif has the blood of pakistani people on his hands, an the army is responsible for killing its own people the very people it is suppose to defend against agression.
The elections were a joke it is up to the supreme court now but deep down we all know what the outcome of the supreme courts decision will be. IF the court allows musharrif to be the president then we all know that supreme court is the pillar and foundation of corruption and injustice.
Regardless what musharrif has done for the country, am not in denial that he has done alot but that does not justify his dictatorship and various others acts. Under him i belive that pakistan is heading for civil war and breakup. Look at the situation in waziristan and belochistan, people want seperation and freedom from the federal goverment, this clearly shows the lack of belief people have in pakistan as a country.
I do believe that we are all pakistanis but we also hold bond at racial and ragional issues, do you really think that vast ordinary pathan population will support musharrif when he kills their pathan brothers from fata and afghanistan.
Bringing bb in to the situation shows that pakistan is not willing to rid itself of corruption and encourages it but making deals with known criminal such as bb, whom i believe deserves a rope around her neck.
Why will not the good people of pakistan rise to these corrupt leaders and institutions and demand liberal islamic policies and values. End of corruption and prosperity for all and elimination of hunger and poverty.
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PML, MQM celebrate Musharraf’s victory
Monday, October 08, 2007
By our correspondent
KHAIRPUR: The PML on Sunday continued celebrating the victory of Gen Pervez Musharraf in the presidential election held on October 6.
In Khairpur, the PML organised a pro-Musharraf rally to celebrate the unofficially announced thumping victory of the president. Sayed Muhib Shah Lakyari, the PML district president, led the rally while the triumphant workers participated in the rally in a large number.
The PML leader said the Supreme Court had “legalised” the presidential poll, adding that the confidence of the majority legislators in the leadership of President Musharraf proved one fact that Musharraf was indispensable for Pakistan and its sovereignty.
He said the PPPP boycotted the poll because they knew Makhdoom Amin Fahim was sure to meet a disastrous defeat while the MMA also realised that they could not defeat Musharraf.
Our correspondence from Thatta adds: Sindh Adviser on Forests Syed Aijaz Ali Shah Shirazi and Thatta District Nazim Syed Shafqat Hussain Shah Shirazi on Sunday congratulated Gen Musharraf on his victory as president.
Talking to newsmen, they paid glowing tributes to Gen Musharraf and added his services put the nation and the country on the path of progress and prosperity. They said remarkable development works were carried out during his tenure in all parts of the country, especially in the Thatta district.
Our Hyderabad correspondent adds: Celebrations on the successful re-election of President General Pervez Musharraf continued here on Sunday.
Pakistan Muslim League and Muttahida Qaumi Movement led rallies in the city including the one brought out by the PML Women Wing, Hyderabad Chapter. The rallies terminated at the Hyderabad Press Club on Sunday evening.
The jubilant activists of MQM chanted slogans in favour of General Musharraf as well as the MQM Chief Altaf Hussain. Different rallies reached the Hyder Chowk where a large number of the MQM activists and elected representatives gathered to celebrate the victory of President Musharraf.
MQM Zonal Organiser Mohammed Sharif and others congratulated President Musharraf on his historic victory.
PML, MQM celebrate Musharrafs victory
Monday, October 08, 2007
By our correspondent
KHAIRPUR: The PML on Sunday continued celebrating the victory of Gen Pervez Musharraf in the presidential election held on October 6.
In Khairpur, the PML organised a pro-Musharraf rally to celebrate the unofficially announced thumping victory of the president. Sayed Muhib Shah Lakyari, the PML district president, led the rally while the triumphant workers participated in the rally in a large number.
The PML leader said the Supreme Court had “legalised” the presidential poll, adding that the confidence of the majority legislators in the leadership of President Musharraf proved one fact that Musharraf was indispensable for Pakistan and its sovereignty.
He said the PPPP boycotted the poll because they knew Makhdoom Amin Fahim was sure to meet a disastrous defeat while the MMA also realised that they could not defeat Musharraf.
Our correspondence from Thatta adds: Sindh Adviser on Forests Syed Aijaz Ali Shah Shirazi and Thatta District Nazim Syed Shafqat Hussain Shah Shirazi on Sunday congratulated Gen Musharraf on his victory as president.
Talking to newsmen, they paid glowing tributes to Gen Musharraf and added his services put the nation and the country on the path of progress and prosperity. They said remarkable development works were carried out during his tenure in all parts of the country, especially in the Thatta district.
Our Hyderabad correspondent adds: Celebrations on the successful re-election of President General Pervez Musharraf continued here on Sunday.
Pakistan Muslim League and Muttahida Qaumi Movement led rallies in the city including the one brought out by the PML Women Wing, Hyderabad Chapter. The rallies terminated at the Hyderabad Press Club on Sunday evening.
The jubilant activists of MQM chanted slogans in favour of General Musharraf as well as the MQM Chief Altaf Hussain. Different rallies reached the Hyder Chowk where a large number of the MQM activists and elected representatives gathered to celebrate the victory of President Musharraf.
MQM Zonal Organiser Mohammed Sharif and others congratulated President Musharraf on his historic victory.
PML, MQM celebrate Musharrafs victory
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Reconciliation Ordinance mere political ruse: Shujaat
ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Shaukat Aziz said Sunday that it was the successful strategy on the part of the government that the opposition lay divided; while, Chaudhry Shujaat Hussain remarked that the government and Peoples Party both played their games but it was the government on winning side.
Addressing a news conference accompanied with Chaudhry Shujaat, Federal ministers Mohammed Ali Durrani, Sumera Malik, Chaudhry Shahbaz and State Minister Tariq Azeem, Shaukat Aziz said no electoral alliance is going to be forged with PPP, adding there are reservations over National Reconciliation Ordinance in the party and the same is the integral part of a democratic system, indeed.
Prime Minster said that now the president, premier and the army chief will perform their respective constitutional responsibilities.
Aziz said no decision regarding caretaker set-up and caretaker premier has been made so far.
Addressing the media on this occasion, Chaudhry Shujaat Hussain said the ordinance was a political stratagem that met success, adding there was no agreement entered with Maulana Fazlur Rehman.
The decision regarding taking back the no-confidence motion or not will be made on the provincial level, he added.
ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Shaukat Aziz said Sunday that it was the successful strategy on the part of the government that the opposition lay divided; while, Chaudhry Shujaat Hussain remarked that the government and Peoples Party both played their games but it was the government on winning side.
Addressing a news conference accompanied with Chaudhry Shujaat, Federal ministers Mohammed Ali Durrani, Sumera Malik, Chaudhry Shahbaz and State Minister Tariq Azeem, Shaukat Aziz said no electoral alliance is going to be forged with PPP, adding there are reservations over National Reconciliation Ordinance in the party and the same is the integral part of a democratic system, indeed.
Prime Minster said that now the president, premier and the army chief will perform their respective constitutional responsibilities.
Aziz said no decision regarding caretaker set-up and caretaker premier has been made so far.
Addressing the media on this occasion, Chaudhry Shujaat Hussain said the ordinance was a political stratagem that met success, adding there was no agreement entered with Maulana Fazlur Rehman.
The decision regarding taking back the no-confidence motion or not will be made on the provincial level, he added.
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