Zardari biggest threat for Democracy: Nawaz Sharif

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[MZUBAIR]

Wt I say Nawaz is also a puppet.
All politicians are same......Y he elected Zardari for presedential position 2 years bck when every one knows that Zardari was ever a corrupt person.

All of these politicians have made us bagger. They filled thier pockets. None of them is an angel.

We should bring a plane.....and invite every politician for a journey of Paradise...put every politician in plane ......blast the plan when its in the air.

Get rid with all these corrupts......

 

[Zovc]

Well he is partly correct. Let me help him out here "Nawaz and Zardari are the biggest threat to democracy today".

 

[naveed qaiser]

There are not many takers of Nawaz Sharif sympathy. Nawaz Sharif’s current standing somehow fueling conspiracy theory. On one side, Chaudhary Nisar Ali Khan, the opposition leader held many clandestine meetings with Chief of Army staff Gen Ashfaq Pervez Kiyani. So called champion of democracy and judiciary, Khadim-e-Ala of Punjab had a two hours long meeting with CJ Iftikhar Chaudhary on 9 January. Shahbaz Sharif did not announce the agenda of meeting. It seems as if Sharif brothers are anticipating something big. PML(N) seems to have all power eggs in Military’s basket as against the rival. PML(N) clearly violating the promises on Charter of Democracy.

On the other hand PML(N) Chief Mian Nawaz Sharif termed presidential notification an attack on the judiciary, and President Zardari himself as the biggest threat to democracy. The statement of Mian Nawaz Sharif was completely unpersuasive and confusing. Question; keeping Khwaja Sharif in LHC will ensure independence of judiciary? Secret meetings with Army Gen will ensure democracy? As the old saying goes, “if you can’t stand the heat, get out of the kitchen”. Pushing people into snake-pit of rumors would not be helpful.

 

[naveed qaiser]

The nexus between establishment, Judiciary and military could never be disbanded in the history of Pakistan. All these forces always worked united to gain mutual interests. The most unlucky and gloomy face on the page was democracy. For the democratic forces never get united to save it, they supported the troika and later on thrown out the ring. Since last 63 years same drama is played again and again. The democratic forces did not learn a lesson. They continued leg pulling, mudslinging and point scoring and troika was always operating behind in pitting democratic forces against democracy.
Once again democracy emerged as a hope ray after 62 years and once again democratic forces pitted against each other. It seems that a planned game is being played, a glimpse of democracy is seen to masses of people for specific period and then devil appears for long time and again a short spam of democracy and long era of darkness. How long this game would be played to this country. Plz let the democracy prevail, pity on the people of Pakistan and if you cannot digest democracy stop playing games and declare it a non-democratic country. Enough is enough, let the democracy decide the fate of this country.

 

[jagjitnatt]

They are all rats, some bigger, some smaller, same black, some brown...

 

[Iron_Eagle_17]

Mr nawaz is no angel from heaven.
Geez what a drama to get attention.
I do hope we can get re election in all pakistan and see who the people prefer.

 

[naziar]

There is lot to say about Mr. Nawaz Sharif but this is not time of mudslinging and blame game. We must pay heed to real issues and I also request these self righteous groups to strengthen Govt for the sake of this country.
Mr. Nazwaz Sharif raised voice for judiciary but shamelessly using street power against court decision if it’s against him. Any judge who decides in his favor becomes independent judge and whoever decides against him is sent home or is ridiculed by his media men bought out by Sharif. Would Sharif have protested the same way if court would have ruled in his favor?
How illogical that he calls himself “national” leader whereas he did not get ANY seats in Sindh and has very minute representation in NWFP and Baluchistan.