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na pehley kabhi khuch bigar sakey ho na ab bigar sako gey, bus batien karney jogey ho
wah yeh faroniyat !!
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ahahah
This guy is so funny and really smart.
He saw the topi drama that was going on and called bullsh!t
The anchor was clearly a lacky with super lame response.
Showbaz had working mic but no fan? JOKE
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Did anybody see Nawaz's interview to an indian channel?
He said that there will be an inquiry into Kargil and Mumbai attacks and India will be a party in both of them and results will be shared with India.
Ganja paghal ho gaya hai kiya? He has completely lost it. No country ever shares its military inquiries with a hostile country...he has gone bonkers.
He said that there will be an inquiry into Kargil and Mumbai attacks and India will be a party in both of them and results will be shared with India.
Ganja paghal ho gaya hai kiya? He has completely lost it. No country ever shares its military inquiries with a hostile country...he has gone bonkers.
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Performance, not claims, to matter on May 11: Nawaz
May 05, 2013 Sajid Zia 4
In an interview with WaqtNews, he said, it was for the people to decide which party should get how many seats. People, he said, would support any party on the basis of its performance and not the appearance of any leader.
In the interview conducted by The Nation Editor Salim Bokhari, Nawaz said that presently all parties were pitted against the PML-N but on the day of elections it would emerge victorious. To a question, he said the country was facing multifarious challenges and only a strong government could grapple with them.
“A strong government, not the one working with the support of political crutches, is needed,” said the former prime minister. Opposing the concept of a coalition setup as a result of the next polls, he said, the working of a coalition government could be gauged from the performance of the previous PPP-led coalition.
About the situation in Sindh, he said there was unrest in the province. Bad governance and corruption had been ruling the province until recently. To improve the situation in the province, he said, the PML-N had forged an alliance with the like-minded parties. He recalled that even the apex court, in one of the recent judgments, had pointed out that political parties had militant wings and some of the operatives thereof had murdered as many as 100 people. In his opinion, these wings must be disbanded to improve the situation.
About the negative propaganda campaign launched against the PML-N by the PPP leaders, Nawaz said the PPP had failed to solve people’s problems over the past five years. Now it had launched a negative campaign to deflect people’s attention. According to him, the allegations being levelled by the PPP were baseless. He said the PML-N in its media campaign was highlighting its performance.
About the importance of the Kalabagh Dam, he said, the project could solve many problems. But at the same time, there were serious concerns being expressed by the smaller provinces about it. If consensus could be evolved, the construction of the project would be in the national interest. In his opinion, President Zardari could do a lot to evolve consensus. But, he regretted, that the leader from Sindh had done nothing for the purpose.
Answering a question about Kashmir, the former PM said that when his Indian counterpart Vajpayee visited Lahore, he had agreed to settle all disputes through talks. This was a great achievement, but the Kargil adventurism sabotaged the peace process. He said this issue should be kept alive and pushing it to the backburner would be unacceptable and unfortunate.
Nawaz said India should be pressed and told that Kashmir dispute is an important issue. However, along with the Kashmir dispute, progress on other issues should also be ensured. He advocated good ties with the neighbouring countries. This way, he said, the Kashmir issue could be settled amicably.
In response to a question, he said, democratic system had been packed up many a time in the past, but the way Gen Musharraf did it was unprecedented. He put behind the bars an elected prime minister and even detained the judges. He said now Musharraf was facing the outcome of his past deeds. It was like ‘As you sow, so shall you reap’.
When asked if he repents his giving out of turn promotion to Gen (r) Musharraf, he said, yes, he does. More than that he feels that without any solid reason senior most must not be ignored for promotion, he added. He said he had learnt from his past mistakes and sought divine guidance to be able to serve the masses better in future.
Nawaz Sharif lauded performance of the Shahbaz Sharif’s outgoing government in Punjab and said, it along with the previous performance of the PML-N would turn the people to vote for the PML-N. He said his party had many an experienced hand to overcome the problems facing the country at the moment. The PPP was not in a position to throw a debate challenge to him, he added.
To a question on the terrorism, he said, if peace in the county and world has to be brought about, options other than bullet must be resorted to. The world has certain reservations about us in this regard and they could be addressed by employing a strategy not based on bullets and guns. He said Pakistan suffered a huge human and material loss in countering terrorism and ‘now we need to end poverty and improve economy’ by achieving peace through peaceful means. Nawaz said army, government and the civil society should jointly work out a plan to this end. It concerns future of Pakistan, he maintained.
Sher Gondhal from Mandi Bahauddin adds: PML-N President Nawaz Sharif has said that his party, after coming to power, will change destiny of the country.
He was addressing a big election rally here on Saturday evening at Cinema Ground. He said he had old relations with the people of Mandi Bahauddin district. They always stood by him at difficult times. He further said he was proud of the people of this district.
Referring to Hameeda Waheed, a candidate from PP-116, he said she was the daughter of his late friend Waheeddin who worked with him as an MPA when he was the Punjab chief minister. He thanked Hameeda Waheed for joining his party. He said she was the lonely daughter of her great father and, after winning the election, she would serve the people of the area.
He also introduced other PMLN candidates, Mumtaz Tarar from NA-108, Nasir Bosal from NA-109, Tariq Shah from PP-117, Sakander Hayat Gondal from PP-118, Shafqat Gondal from PP-119 and Mahfooz Mashdi from PP-120, to the udience and said they were all men of integrity and enjoyed good reputation in their respective constituencies. After winning the election, they would solve the people’s problems at their doorsteps, he added.
He said youth of the country were supporting him and with their support his party would change the system as he had done in the past. He said the youth were a great power and he would use them to bring an end to power loadshedding, poverty, unemployment, illiteracy and employment. He urged the youth to get prepared to bring a positive change in the country and put it on the path of prosperity and development.
Referring to the failure of the PPP government during the last five years, he said it brought hunger to the people and destroyed the national institutions, resulting in the collapse of economy and long hours of loadshedding. He said his party would start executing people-friendly schemes the day it came to power. Even a day’’s delay would not happen in this respect, he added. He said PPP had started an advertisement campaign in electronic and print media, foreseeing its defeat, but it would not improve the image of PPP nor would it cause damage to PMLN vote bank. Such mischievous campaign would die its own death, he said.
About his late arrival, he said it happened due to fault in helicopter that developed en-route.
Performance, not claims, to matter on May 11: Nawaz
May 05, 2013 Sajid Zia 4
In an interview with WaqtNews, he said, it was for the people to decide which party should get how many seats. People, he said, would support any party on the basis of its performance and not the appearance of any leader.
In the interview conducted by The Nation Editor Salim Bokhari, Nawaz said that presently all parties were pitted against the PML-N but on the day of elections it would emerge victorious. To a question, he said the country was facing multifarious challenges and only a strong government could grapple with them.
“A strong government, not the one working with the support of political crutches, is needed,” said the former prime minister. Opposing the concept of a coalition setup as a result of the next polls, he said, the working of a coalition government could be gauged from the performance of the previous PPP-led coalition.
About the situation in Sindh, he said there was unrest in the province. Bad governance and corruption had been ruling the province until recently. To improve the situation in the province, he said, the PML-N had forged an alliance with the like-minded parties. He recalled that even the apex court, in one of the recent judgments, had pointed out that political parties had militant wings and some of the operatives thereof had murdered as many as 100 people. In his opinion, these wings must be disbanded to improve the situation.
About the negative propaganda campaign launched against the PML-N by the PPP leaders, Nawaz said the PPP had failed to solve people’s problems over the past five years. Now it had launched a negative campaign to deflect people’s attention. According to him, the allegations being levelled by the PPP were baseless. He said the PML-N in its media campaign was highlighting its performance.
About the importance of the Kalabagh Dam, he said, the project could solve many problems. But at the same time, there were serious concerns being expressed by the smaller provinces about it. If consensus could be evolved, the construction of the project would be in the national interest. In his opinion, President Zardari could do a lot to evolve consensus. But, he regretted, that the leader from Sindh had done nothing for the purpose.
Answering a question about Kashmir, the former PM said that when his Indian counterpart Vajpayee visited Lahore, he had agreed to settle all disputes through talks. This was a great achievement, but the Kargil adventurism sabotaged the peace process. He said this issue should be kept alive and pushing it to the backburner would be unacceptable and unfortunate.
Nawaz said India should be pressed and told that Kashmir dispute is an important issue. However, along with the Kashmir dispute, progress on other issues should also be ensured. He advocated good ties with the neighbouring countries. This way, he said, the Kashmir issue could be settled amicably.
In response to a question, he said, democratic system had been packed up many a time in the past, but the way Gen Musharraf did it was unprecedented. He put behind the bars an elected prime minister and even detained the judges. He said now Musharraf was facing the outcome of his past deeds. It was like ‘As you sow, so shall you reap’.
When asked if he repents his giving out of turn promotion to Gen (r) Musharraf, he said, yes, he does. More than that he feels that without any solid reason senior most must not be ignored for promotion, he added. He said he had learnt from his past mistakes and sought divine guidance to be able to serve the masses better in future.
Nawaz Sharif lauded performance of the Shahbaz Sharif’s outgoing government in Punjab and said, it along with the previous performance of the PML-N would turn the people to vote for the PML-N. He said his party had many an experienced hand to overcome the problems facing the country at the moment. The PPP was not in a position to throw a debate challenge to him, he added.
To a question on the terrorism, he said, if peace in the county and world has to be brought about, options other than bullet must be resorted to. The world has certain reservations about us in this regard and they could be addressed by employing a strategy not based on bullets and guns. He said Pakistan suffered a huge human and material loss in countering terrorism and ‘now we need to end poverty and improve economy’ by achieving peace through peaceful means. Nawaz said army, government and the civil society should jointly work out a plan to this end. It concerns future of Pakistan, he maintained.
Sher Gondhal from Mandi Bahauddin adds: PML-N President Nawaz Sharif has said that his party, after coming to power, will change destiny of the country.
He was addressing a big election rally here on Saturday evening at Cinema Ground. He said he had old relations with the people of Mandi Bahauddin district. They always stood by him at difficult times. He further said he was proud of the people of this district.
Referring to Hameeda Waheed, a candidate from PP-116, he said she was the daughter of his late friend Waheeddin who worked with him as an MPA when he was the Punjab chief minister. He thanked Hameeda Waheed for joining his party. He said she was the lonely daughter of her great father and, after winning the election, she would serve the people of the area.
He also introduced other PMLN candidates, Mumtaz Tarar from NA-108, Nasir Bosal from NA-109, Tariq Shah from PP-117, Sakander Hayat Gondal from PP-118, Shafqat Gondal from PP-119 and Mahfooz Mashdi from PP-120, to the udience and said they were all men of integrity and enjoyed good reputation in their respective constituencies. After winning the election, they would solve the people’s problems at their doorsteps, he added.
He said youth of the country were supporting him and with their support his party would change the system as he had done in the past. He said the youth were a great power and he would use them to bring an end to power loadshedding, poverty, unemployment, illiteracy and employment. He urged the youth to get prepared to bring a positive change in the country and put it on the path of prosperity and development.
Referring to the failure of the PPP government during the last five years, he said it brought hunger to the people and destroyed the national institutions, resulting in the collapse of economy and long hours of loadshedding. He said his party would start executing people-friendly schemes the day it came to power. Even a day’’s delay would not happen in this respect, he added. He said PPP had started an advertisement campaign in electronic and print media, foreseeing its defeat, but it would not improve the image of PPP nor would it cause damage to PMLN vote bank. Such mischievous campaign would die its own death, he said.
About his late arrival, he said it happened due to fault in helicopter that developed en-route.
Performance, not claims, to matter on May 11: Nawaz
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Hello noon leaguers.
I am NOT here to troll you!
I have a genuine query that needs answering.
Since you guys run this PMLN political desk.
I as an inquisitive voter want to know who I should vote for, so...
Can any of you explain this to me???
I am NOT here to troll you!
I have a genuine query that needs answering.
Since you guys run this PMLN political desk.
I as an inquisitive voter want to know who I should vote for, so...
Can any of you explain this to me???
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This issue seems like a game to you...but always remember fate is a bitc$...you sow what you seed.
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barey bholey ho ap, ja kar Lahore High vourt ka faisala parh lo
Your leader evaded the law.
Is he above the law? Who does he think he is?
We all know who's LHC and ECP loyalties are with.
They are loan defaulters, and during his time as PM he bagged some $400 million from manipulating government policy and commission from government purchases and projects.
It's shocking how you guys go to the brink of insanity to protect your leaders.
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Evaded tax ??? Loan ??? Money Laundering ??? SBP, FBR and LHC think otherwise
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