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A Thousand Words: Badalta hai rang aasmaan

Posted on September 9, 2008
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  1. Aamir Ali says:
    September 10th, 2008 10:53 am

    Alix:

    If jahil awam has elected incompetents, which awam itself called incompetent crooks, then why not call the awam jahils?

    Some Pakistanis only care about ideology while others are more interested in results. The results of the 1990’s were very poor and the results from this current govt are even poorer. That cannot be forgiven simply by screaming “democracy”.

  2. Pakistan Zindabad says:
    September 10th, 2008 8:20 am

    Both were days of shame. One is a renowned crook and the other a military dictator. What have we done to Jinnah’s Pakistan! I’m no fan of the PPP, and especially not of Mr. Zzardari aka 10%, but I do hope that his prison sentences have instilled some sense into him and he can act above his personal vendettas and financial agendas. Who am I to question the will of the people, but sometimes wonder how our people are so gullible.

  3. Khurshid says:
    September 10th, 2008 7:40 am

    I can understand that people will worry about Zardari because of his reputation but I cannot understadn that anyone could defend Musharraf with a straight face. Specially those who are sad that the PPP govt has not done much in 6 months but forget that Musharraf did nothing for teh poor in 8 years.

    Please, all ISI wallas, stop insulting our intelligence!

  4. Amjad Hussain says:
    September 10th, 2008 7:34 am

    Just noted in photos another bad legacy Musharraf has given Pakistan… Just like his real master, George Bush, he has given wearing flags on dress to show false patriotism … now everyone has to do it.

    When real patriotism was killed by Musharraf he replaced it with symbols of false patriotism

  5. fatima says:
    September 10th, 2008 7:31 am

    well
    musharraf got a gud sense of dressing
    and all i can say
    GOD bless pakistan
    the man who is chosen by the nation is a criminal

  6. Capri5315 says:
    September 10th, 2008 7:29 am

    Interesting.

    On the one hand we have a president, chairperson of ruling party who had advocated that the Musharaf’s action of 3rd November was unconstitutional including the sacking of CJ and other judges etc.

    Now he takes an oath from the same unacceptable CJ Dogar!!!

    BTW: How many of you would be prepared to appoint a person of the same character as Zardari to manage your personal household affairs? Don’t’ forget his 10% retention with your local shopkeepers, wheeling dealing and broken promises.

    Be honest!!!

  7. auk says:
    September 10th, 2008 7:20 am

    Now talking about differences, there is one other not yet pointed out. Moshe had a high school diploma, while Zardari’s claim to have one can’t be verified (Source: Wall Street Journal, Sep 6th or 7th).

  8. Sahreen Tanvir says:
    September 10th, 2008 7:17 am

    After facing much crucial and critical situation we dont have any word to say.Lets hope for the best.Now Asif ali zardair is president of pakistan. But i am not getting understand the situation.Our new president has not agood reputation. Past records about him indicate that he was involved in various illegal activities.There was lot of black money in his accounts.
    An accountibility board was also set up to investigate about his wealth. Does he deserve to become a president of pakistan. I dont think so.

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