Comments on: Presidency Corridors are Trembling

By: Farid Masood

Farid Masood — Tue, 15 Dec 2009 07:37:00 +0000

Come on Ayaz, Peer Khan, Shaistpth, Jamil Khan, Aliarqam etc are you all there to support your comments, The time has supported my observations.

By: Ayaz

Ayaz — Thu, 02 Jul 2009 19:52:45 +0000

ridiculous

By: Peer Khan

Peer Khan — Thu, 02 Jul 2009 18:24:12 +0000

Naive Writers, Let the democracy run it course.Let politician(good or bad) decide what needs to happen(if any) to motherland or we will be back to Zero.

By: Shaistpth

Shaistpth — Thu, 02 Jul 2009 10:26:34 +0000

Pak Spectator has any Merits for publishing such stuffs….?????????????

By: Aliarqam

Aliarqam — Thu, 02 Jul 2009 10:23:44 +0000

ANP will support PML(n)…gr8 Joke in the funniest Article…
ANP has the Name Changing Issue on top of the List…And PML(n) Hawks like Damaad Jee Capt. Safdar has serious reservations….. And Aslam Raisani will support PML(n)…Haaaaaah
Cracking Jokes……

By: Jamil Khan

Jamil Khan — Thu, 02 Jul 2009 10:22:04 +0000

Mr. Fareed, you seem to excel in rumour mongering. You say presidency is trembling, not the Government, and provincial Governments would continue as they are. What rubbish.!!!?? This Shows your biased approach. Moreover you haven’t given any signs of trembling.

This is the only Government, where everybody is in Government. Everybody is getting his due. There are successes on every front. So there is no need to tremble. So next time think before you write anything, that is your right.

By: Aliarqam

Aliarqam — Thu, 02 Jul 2009 10:18:53 +0000

It seems am reading some Horoscope or Tarrot Reder Pages…
@Farid Masood
This type of MADDARI PAN is not saleable…
CJ deposed by COAS…
Reinstated by another COAS…
Just ludicrous to be proud of such stuff…
If it is true that
PPP Cabinet has a lot of funny things in their lines
PML(n) has many apologists of TALIBAN..the Monsters in their lines….Never be tolerated such Hawks as the whole Nation is against these Monsters…81% of Peoples consider them a threat(Report)
Predicting Such happenings are nothing more than day dreaming
Army, Presidency and the former resident of Army House are fully in Consensus over the happenings all around….
“Pakistan Army Chief General Ashfaq Kayani visited Russia from June 21-23, 2009.The visit of the Pak Army Chief follows within a week of the meetings of Russian President Medvedev and Pakistani President Zardari during the Shanghai Cooperation Organization meeting. Notably, Pakistan’s former President and Pak Army Chief, General Musharraf had visited Russia on a ‘private visit’ a week earlier.”

By: zafar abass

zafar abass — Thu, 02 Jul 2009 08:15:36 +0000

Presidency corridors are not trembling rather president Zardari has unified the scattered Nation ; zardari’s party, the PPP has its own governments in sind and baluchistan and coalition governments in NWFP and punjab ; PPP is fighting anti terrorism war with the suppoort of whole Nation and armed forces and with support of international community ; Mr zardari has started political reconciliation process in pakistan ; Parliament is being superimposd in every decision ; PM gillani enjoys his powers ; USA completely backing pakistan ; Friends of pakistan finding the ways to help pakistan ; taliban are at run ;free and independent media is at their peak ; My dear brtother, PPP and its popular leadership is always born for sacrifies and to face challenges and to play role of saviors ;

By: Hassan Amin

Hassan Amin — Thu, 02 Jul 2009 07:45:38 +0000

Worthless and rather wishful thinking on part of the writer. Appears to be an attempt to undermine our nascent democracy. President Zardari is a democratically elected Pakistani Head of State! If the write harbours any grudges against the democratic government, he should better wait for the next general election due to take place in 2013 and vote for his favourite party. As for now, the people of Pakistan have given a clear mandate to PPP and its allies to govern for 5 years.

By: Ayesha Khan

Ayesha Khan — Thu, 02 Jul 2009 05:26:14 +0000

Dear,
There is hardly any substance in such ridiculous predictions. One of well-known political pundit who holds an honorary degree in ‘Prediction Sciences’ keeps asserting such derisory predictions with the intention to find space in media. The current assertion also seems to be the continuation of the same naïve quest. We, the Pakistanis, are now used to such statements. Whenever any democratic government is sworn in, the very next day we start coming across such baseless assertions. The only obvious reason is that we are yet to believe in the essence of democracy, its values and the democratic course. We (a section among us) believe that through rumours they can bring change that would suit their whims and would best serve their vested interests. BUT unfortunately they still live in a fool’s paradise. Please don’t waste your energies and torture the entire readership through such flying assumptions.
Regards