Comments on: Sacred Shoe

By: Nausheen Saleem

Nausheen Saleem — Wed, 31 Dec 2008 16:16:30 +0000

But its not the matter he has this right or not .do bush and pakistani goverment has to right this wht they do in pakistan, iraq and afghanistan . it is his jurait he does know the way how he can describe his hate with the people . and wht we do with our heart and tongues full with hate for these people but there is no action at all nothing even no bi-caught with anything i dont know wht is right and wrong but know when u r really full with presure of anything and most of them hate u must b do sumthing other wise u would b crazy and its better to do sumthing wid person who is the cause of everything better than do khudkas hamla’s and murderd alot of innocent people..

By: Arif Ahmad

Arif Ahmad — Thu, 25 Dec 2008 15:23:17 +0000

I agree Shaazia with your comments. My argument would be,”Montadhar al Zaidi has put us journalists in a position where others are compelled to treat us as people who could potentially carry out similar actions to Zaidi.”
Yes, we do have the right to hate Bush, reject his policies and be angry at him for the harm that he has caused to us. However, Montadhar al Zaidi does not have the right to throw shoes at him.

By: Shaazia Faiz

Shaazia Faiz — Wed, 24 Dec 2008 17:08:24 +0000

salaam
its not an act of bravery, it proved to be a way of taking out one’s frustration. Bush did deserve it, very well.. but was muntazir’s pen not strong enough to avenge the Iraqi blood?

By: sohail

sohail — Wed, 24 Dec 2008 15:30:54 +0000

The each and every Pakistani should get this azaim jutta. Time has come to use this juta to our leaders first.