Comments on: Keep Going PML (N)

By: Mustafa

Mustafa — Fri, 29 Aug 2008 22:08:31 +0000

Please read ‘hum kachra uthatey hein lekin teri tarha —— nahi uthatey aur khatey’.

By: Aftab S. Alam

Aftab S. Alam — Fri, 29 Aug 2008 21:50:47 +0000

Call him TJ (the THief Justice! )

By: Mustafa

Mustafa — Fri, 29 Aug 2008 21:44:11 +0000

Aftab,

Thats what I asked one of my office colleagues last year, who joined CJ’s fan club when the crisis started. I asked him, if a CJ is caught taking bribe from a person, what is the disciplinary procedure against him in the law? He was so much against Musharraf that he said noone should have the right to suspend the CJ as this office is most highly honorable. I was stunned. Sorry!

By: Aftab S. Alam

Aftab S. Alam — Fri, 29 Aug 2008 21:42:19 +0000

Mustafa, I would have liked you to give the details. But if you opt not to, it is your choice. However, I have no illusion about chracter of all of these ’saviours’. They are all bad seeds the rotten eggs and public enemies. I had wished that President Musharraf had that so called ‘killer instict’ attributed to dictators and done this service to Pakistan and its people. Now that he is out, I am very anxiously waiting for the ‘good news’ that they all promise us everyday, I really do. The best gift they can give us the poors and the wretched of this ‘gang raped’ country will be that they systematically finish off each other and the last surviving gang should be done away with by the ordinary people. It all might sound vicious but this will happen here and hopefully very very soon.

By: Aftab S. Alam

Aftab S. Alam — Fri, 29 Aug 2008 21:31:23 +0000

The former chief justice became an instrument of manipulators like Aitazaz and Nawaz. He got caught with his ‘pants down’ so to speak. Had President Musharraf kept quiet, all would have been fine and dandy. The chief justice should have let the references against him be filed and there was a system in place to follow it through. But, he decided to turn an agitator and sloganeer. He must thank his lucky stars that he was not dealing with Nawaz Sharif’s government - he would have been granted status of ‘martyr’ through Nawaz favourite route of “police encounter” and the world would be just as good or bad as is or was. He will never get back his office and he has the character to be paid for a job that he neither has nor doing. Simple folks call it ‘Haraam Khori’. That much about his sense of justice, he can and has digested millions at the cost of poor people in Pakistan.

By: Kiran

Kiran — Fri, 29 Aug 2008 21:05:24 +0000

Mustafa, i agree with you for most of the part but i would like to say one thing about chief justice. He took notice of the steel mill issue. You know steel mill contributes greatly to the GDP of Pakistan and it owners sold it for a minor amount. CJ took notice of it and declared that steel mill can never be sold for any price. He also took notice of the interference of “outsiders” in our political matters. And if he gets back in the office all of zardari’s cases will be re-opened, which is why no progress has been made by this new government on his restoration. So, he is not that bad after all he tried to solve the matters personally and it was a good try.

By: Mustafa

Mustafa — Fri, 29 Aug 2008 20:08:42 +0000

Thanks Kiran and Aftab, I have got your point.

That was the point I want other people to understand. Zardari and Nawaz both are not angels. They both committed serious crimes and now both are trying to pretend to be innocent. Look at their faces during any public address. Just like a little cat with big eyes.

I don’t know what kind of democratic system is this? When will our nation start learning lessons from our past, from our experiences? I seriously doubt we deserve a democratic system. Anyway, it is democracy and I hope that one day we will see the representation of some devoted and competent people in our parliaments.

The reason why I put that question is that our ‘beloved’ CJ once took oath under PCO. He, alongwith other judges of the Supreme Court, took some biased decisions, against a number of people.

Now he is acting like he has done nothing. He is same as Nawaz and Zardari. He is considering himself clean like a newly born and wants us to think same about him. Many of us have been caught in the trap put against us by him and his ally, Aitzaz Ahsan, who himself has the history of disclosing very confidential information of Pakistan to our enemy.

I pray, with the deepness of my heart that May Allah gives us wisdom that would eventually enable us to take wise decisions.

By: Aftab S. Alam

Aftab S. Alam — Fri, 29 Aug 2008 17:42:41 +0000

Ref # 10

Mustafa, no he should not be president or PM or even allowed any role in matters the state. Zardari has no credibility what so ever. Same holds for the other rascal Nawaz. They both have plundered the wealth of this poor nation and they know this and we know this. There are 170 million Pakistanis and if we are so unfortunate that only 1 in a million is honest, competent, sincere, and willing to administer the office of the president and prime minister, then we must have at the least 170 good people of solid character to do the job. Then why are we hooked on them, ask me!

Having said the above. Question then to take sides. I will prefer a robber who robbs and lets me live over the one who robbs me and murders me as well. You get my point?

By: Kiran

Kiran — Fri, 29 Aug 2008 17:15:41 +0000

Mustafa,
Ans 1. Killers are not to be forgiven in any case. When there is no forvigiving for killers in Islam, why should and how could we forgive such an insane man.
Ans 2. There is no guarantee that he wont repeat this act of his. Woh kehte hain na chor chori se jaye heera pheri se na jaye. If that killer finds any person as a threat, he would definitely not think even twice and will come back to his track.
Ans 3. No, not at all. We want our president to have a clean background. We already have a prime minister who has ‘andar ka experience’ and we dont want a president to be like him.

By: Aashique of Musharraf

Aashique of Musharraf — Fri, 29 Aug 2008 16:54:24 +0000

PLS. Look below the memories from the past of and analyze yourself the hypocrisy of our great poltician and man of principle and champion of democracy/constitution Mr. IMRAN KHAN (CRICKETER TURNED POLITICIAN). I will rank him NO. 2 MUNAFIQ AZAM (AS NO. 1 STOOD AS QAZI HUSSAIN AHMED ALWAYS).

Imran for extra-constitutional move to oust Nawaz

Friday, August 29, 2008
Karachi, August 29, 1998

After leading a rally in the city, chief of the Pakistan Tehrik-e-Insaaf (PTI), Imran Khan said on Friday that in an attempt to save his shattered rule over the country, Nawaz Sharif is now trying to fool the masses in the name of Shariat.

Comprising thousands of people in over a hundred vehicles, the rally originated from Arambagh and after marching through the busiest Burns Road, M.A. Jinnah Road, Empress Market and Abdullah Haroon Road culminated at the Karachi Press Club. The participants of the rally were chanting anti-Nawaz slogan – Na Manzoor Na Manzoor – Nawaz Sharif Na Manzoor … Girti Hui Dewaron Ko Ek Dhakka Aur Do … Loot Khasoot Ke Raj Ko Badlo – Chehray Nehin Samaj Ko Badlo. Besides people from other walks of life, a large number of workers of various industrial units and activists of different labour unions participated in the rally holding banners and PTI flags while dozens of women kept marching ahead of the vehicles.

Addressing the crowd at the KPC, Imran said that the Shariat, Nawaz is trying to bring in the country is not the Shariat brought by Holy Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) but that will be ‘Nawaz Bachao Shariat’ as his rule over the country is in doldrums. He said that similar attempts to save the government was made by Zulfikar Ali Bhutto when he had declared Friday as off day, ban on liquor and gambling but all his efforts went in vain as the people were enraged and their faith in Bhutto was shattered.

The PTI chief said that the masses want the real system of Shariat, which assures all due rights of the people and provides them justice.

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