Gen. Musharraf Speaks to Talat Hussain at Aaj

Posted on May 19, 2007
Filed Under >> Adil Najam, Politics, People
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Adil Najam

Following the targeting to Aaj TV station during the May 12 riots in Karachi, Gen. Pervez Musharraf gave an exclusive long interview to Talat Hussain and Aaj, much like he had given an interview to Geo after the attack on Geo. Here is a how it went.

Thanks to Saad for putting this on YouTube and sharing.

110 comments posted

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  1. TURAB says:
    May 21st, 2007 5:41 am

    abdullah plz watch the footage on the link i posted instead of playing the blame game… for once think for yourself and don’t just join the baseless echoes of others

  2. Abdullah says:
    May 21st, 2007 5:08 am

    Please read an interesting article on MQM from following path

    http://kashifhafeez.com/mazameen_large.php?path=20 07-05-19&img=kh_articles/large/2007-05-19.gif

  3. Abdullah says:
    May 21st, 2007 5:04 am

    Aisha ! There are some thing more important than “Islamic Extremism”.

    What happened in Karachi, by Liberal,enlightened , so called progressive terrorist & extremist.

    MQM has created “State with in the state”. They gave the blood bath to Karachi.

    These extremists are protected by Army & America.

  4. TURAB says:
    May 21st, 2007 4:26 am
  5. May 21st, 2007 3:34 am

    Talat Hussain asked just the right questions…as a journalist you also want to give the guest some room to just talk and make a fool of himself, he had just the right combination of hard/soft questions. Esp. Aren’t 7 years enough to do a roll back on extremism? To which Musharraf ploughed a field of geo-political hogwash.

    Musharraf wants us to think there are two realities in Pakistan, the extremists or “Islamic militants” and the progressives. And that only HE can march on with the progressives to enlightened moderation. Even with Pakistan’s liberals on his side and the support of the world and the power of the military this man neither has the will to exercise his power at the right time for Pakistan nor the wisdom to know where to strike.

    A sour disappointment, this man.

  6. observer says:
    May 21st, 2007 2:12 am

    Adanan, you may be right, governor’s rule in Sndh is a strong possibility because, true to his blackmailing tactics, Altaf has threatened to withdraw his MQM from the government. This is not bad for MQM at all because Mush will very willingly appoint a nominee of Altaf as a governor. So here they are.

    But, I think MQM will never leave the government because they have become corrupted by the power and it will deprive of the funds which they have been spending on so-called ‘mega projects’in Karachi.

  7. Adnan Siddiqi says:
    May 21st, 2007 1:28 am

    [quote post=”707″]demag-less admi[/quote]

    :-)
    Ibrahim,it’s not urdu. Adil bhai calls it “Pinglish” :-)

  8. Adnan Siddiqi says:
    May 21st, 2007 1:25 am

    Some interesting news and reports appeared in Sunday Jang.

    tinyurl.com/2hw47u

    tinyurl.com/3cn4zx

    tinyurl.com/32hje5

    Pakistani Students starts movement against Altaf Hussain

    tinyurl.com/2ycj6k

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