Then please tell Zardari sahib and the PPP to change their position:
Some revelations are less surprising, such as Zardaris government signing off on controversial drone attacks while simultaneously condemning them as a breach of sovereignty, confirming analysts suspicions. "I don't care if they do it as long as they get the right people. We'll protest in the National Assembly and then ignore it, he was quoted as saying in a cable.
Zardaris political opponents may find it hard to extract mileage from the revelations, however. Opposition leader Mr. Sharif, who plays on anti-Americanism to cement his base with the Pakistani right, repeatedly reassured Ambassador Patterson of his pro-American credentials in a February 2008 cable. And according to the Guardian newspaper, Maulana Fazlur Rehman, leader of the countrys largest Islamist party, hosted a dinner for the ambassador where he solicited her backing for becoming prime minister, and made it clear that his votes were up for sale.
When Musharraf was in charge blaming the Army for the drone strikes was fine. Since the civvies are in charge now, please ask Zardari and Gillani sahib (the leaders elected by Pakistanis) to change their stance on Drones and order the Army to stop the attacks. If then the Army fails to do so, I'll condemn the Army with you, but till then, this is the responsibility of the civilian leadership, not the military.