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A lot of water has flown under the bridges since I first wrote this review.
Arguably, Premier Gillani is now the 2nd most powerful Pakistani (after General Kiyani).
Gillani’s Astute power games have won him strange friends like Sharif Brothers and gave Zardari sleepless nights.
Well, how a person can be trustworthy how changed his political mind @180 degree, when power changed.