Comments on: Silencing the Chaudhries: Iftikhar and Aitizaz

By: Rehan

Rehan — Mon, 05 May 2008 17:45:35 +0000

While I despise military internvention in civilian affairs, your critique of Mr. Musharraf is off-the-mark unless it takes into the account the destruction the opportnistic and power-hungry Mr. Nawaz Sharif has already caused the nation and the out-and-out crook that Mr. Zardari is. While I would clap at the day Pakistan became a true democracy, these two schmucks have not earned and do not deserve our support.

The cure is worse than the ailment.

By: Web Designer Group

Web Designer Group — Wed, 06 Feb 2008 12:33:21 +0000

We dont belieeve on any personal in pakistan. All are fighting for their self not for the people of pakistan

By: ganesh

ganesh — Mon, 04 Feb 2008 15:43:56 +0000

hai brothers
i am sorry for commenting about your nation from a opposite side of your world – india. i dont think the problem is with army alone. democracy roots untill the people love for it. i remind you guys that you shared your joy when the army overthrown an legal legistimate goverment in early 2000s. but you havent united to tell the army that you need another democratic government not the army trucks roaring in your streets. though democracy can be argued that it is the one of the evil but it is the least evil with lot of checks and balances which each leader has to answer one or the other day. but it is not the same with the army.
this will be cyclical unless you show your resolve to show your happy face only when the democratic government takes its stage. we in india, though mostly we too know our politicians are corrupt but the system never taken our basic rights till date. even the emergency imposed by mrs. indira has shortlived and she is more apologistic to her behaviours.

though we have been in opposite side of your views in most cases please take our example of our matured democratic system.