Please, Musharraf is hardly the authority nor a useful source on terrorism. His attitude is what is prevalent in all Pakistanis:
"Not our fault"
''Not our fault'' is true for most Pakistanis. It is very few that are actually responsible, everyone else's only crime is that they couldn't stop it.
This whole 'accept your fault' bandwagon is getting out of hand now. Sure, politicians, officials etc have responsibilities - but blaming the entire country is absurd. People are divided, people are confused but they are not responsible for terrorism.
What did I, for example, do to get this for my country and people? When I felt things were wrong, I raised my voice as loud as I could, as loud as any normal person would. But there are twenty other voices claiming to say the same thing but saying different things. (i.e they condemn terrorism but have a different solution or view entirely - even the Mullahs condemn terrorism!)
So all those sitting and 'accepting their fault', tell me, what good will it do? What will it do except demoralize us? It won't unite us, it won't make things any clearer and it won't encourage us either.
Sure, lets not blame India or Jews or whatever but lets be realistic - both extremes are wrong. It's not India that are responsible for everything but neither is the PA or ISI or Pakistani population. The politics that led us to this situation are complicated and messy and no single, lone entity is to blame.
Like the Roman writer Tacitus said
''A shocking crime was committed on the
unscrupulous initiative of few individuals, with
the blessing of more, and amid
the passive acquiescence of all.''
That is precisely the case here.
The best we can do is mourn our losses, realistically view the situation and be united on it.