Comments on: Media Wars: Geo Zardari Party

By: pepe

pepe — Tue, 01 Feb 2011 02:52:07 +0000

the undeniable global crisis allowed into the power of people opposed to the interests of corporate media, obviously dominated by large economic groups that manipulate reality and public opinion in favor of their interests.
In the case of Argentina, this power struggle prompted the government to try to create a law that pluralize the information leaving only a portion of space for the “free market. ” The implementation of this law gives rise to suspicions by the power that is at stake, surely the government attempted to take advantage of this, but the law itself is very good whether it is true that “every law has a loophole …”

By: Ex-Muslim

Ex-Muslim — Wed, 11 Aug 2010 12:30:10 +0000

Zardari paing the price of non-restoration of CJ, helping ARY Gold reference and removing Fake Journalist Dr Shahid Masood from post of PTV (bribe) Chairman.

By: farrakh

farrakh — Sun, 17 Jan 2010 20:59:31 +0000

Farhan, it’s not out of jealousy that people are against him. He came to power because he was involved in the murder of benazir. By having Benazir killed, he gained the people’s sympathy. He said Benazir’s will had him as the successor, but it’s common knowledge that Benazir and Zardari were not on good terms at this time, and it seems that the will was forged. Furthermore, you say let the courts decide whether his ministers and him are corrupt. Well the courts have already decided that they are, but no action is being taken. watch this episode, in which shahid masood interviews the governor of punjab during Zulfikar Ali Bhutto’s reign. The former governor provides information accusing Zardari of Benazir’s murder,

By: Farhan

Farhan — Sun, 17 Jan 2010 16:47:42 +0000

The hysteria of Zardari’s opponents is increasing day by day and they even don’t miss a chance to malign his image. It seems the hatred targeted at Zardari is sheer jealousy, these anti-Pakistan elements cannot bear him on the helm of affairs and unable to digest his land mark achievements and his successful policies that helped Pakistan to gain dignity in the international world. Asif Ali Zardari is the democratically elected president of Pakistan. He did not achieve this status from the back door. Politics is not a game of strict moral standards. He is corrupt or not, let the courts decide it. His ministers are accused of corruption let the court find out.

By: farrakh

farrakh — Sun, 17 Jan 2010 02:48:20 +0000

you can’t criticize Mere Mutabiq’s Masood, he does not make things up, but rather makes his point through interviews of credible people. Do me and yourself a favor and watch the replay of todays episode. If you want to see propaganda watch PTV. also Zardari’s a crook and if you can’t see that, then nothing can help you and good luck in life