Assuming that to be the case, I again ask, how? Who will bring it back? Presumably you wont have protests and then wake up to find the judiciary back.
Remember how CJ Iftikhar was reinstated after being ousted, who brought him back then? You have to think a little before asking me these questions as the answers are already there. WE will bring him back. WE the people who believe in him, not croonies of Musharraf. Also, if something hasnt been done before, what makes you think it cant be done ever?
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Show me a way for that to happen that doesnt involve the army.
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Plenty of times the army has stayed away and played a very neutral role, just like in 1993.
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I highly doubt that last statement. The dictator before Mush was blown up. The dictator before that was ousted after massive public protests, much the same was as Mush (Ayyub). History doesnt bear it out.
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As much as a despise Zia, the army's image was never tarnished, and thats in response to your post too Mr Sinister.
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The same good and able politicians backed Zardari mind you. The current government, for whatever it is worth, reflects the will of the people circa feb 2008.
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They DONT. They are forced to, just like we are forced to have him as our president. The bill that they passed, which binds them to their party or they get disqualified was part of the preplanned conspiracy to bring this criminal back.
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You just dont believe in democracy. There are democratic ways of bringing about change. Trying to get the army to intervene once again isnt one of them.
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Again, where the HELL did I say we have to get the army's help? The people are quite capable of bringing about this change themselves, through whatever means necessary. p.s. I believe in a democracy free of these irregularities, which you believe in. A criminal becoming the president, with so much power in a parliamentary system after 7-8 months of an election is NOT democracy and is NOT acceptable under any condition.