Majority of Pakistanis term Musharraf an ideal leader: US survey
President General Pervez Musharraf, an obvious and ideal choice for leadership of Pakistan in comparison to Ms. Benazir Bhutto and Mian Muhammad Nawaz Sharif, says International Public Opinion Polls (IPOP) survey report. The International Public Opinion Polls (IPOP), research organization based in the US recently published a opinion based report on a survey conducted from 1572 people in Pakistan.
The target population was educated and relatively-less educated populace of Pakistan.
The purpose of the survey was to explore suitable and substantive political leadership qualities and attributes from within Pakistan’s youth, for a nation beleaguered by terrorist attacks, suicide bombings and religious fanaticism.
The opinion based survey was conducted in 62 cities of Pakistan, 17 being major and 45 being comparatively lesser developed cities of Pakistan.
A target population of 1572 educated people of was siphoned through the adult franchise basis, of which 10230 were men and 549 were women. The survey was conducted from August 15 till September 20, 2007. A total of 208 people from Karachi, 249 from Lahore, 302 from Islamabad, 126 from Peshawar, 46 from Quetta, 139 from Hyderabad, seven from Rawalpindi, 65 from Multan, 64 from Gujarat, 44 from Muzaffarabad, 33 from Okara, 91 from Faisalabad, 20 from Jacobabad, 21 from Mirpur Khas, 22 from Gilgit, three from Rahim Yar Khan, eight from Nawabshah and 145 from other cities of Pakistan expressed their opinion and shared their views.
Re: Majority of Pakistanis term Musharraf an ideal leader.
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President General Pervez Musharraf, an obvious and ideal choice for leadership of Pakistan in comparison to Ms.** Benazir Bhutto** and Mian Muhammad Nawaz Sharif, says International Public Opinion Polls (IPOP) survey report.
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Thats something to be very very proud of, God Bless Benazir and God Bless Nawaz Sharif, and God bless Musharraf 'Wadda Gosht' Dictator'...
Re: Majority of Pakistanis term Musharraf an ideal leader.
Of course when everyone pro-Musharraf raises the retarded question "who is the alternative" out of "Mushy, BB, NS" then what else do you expect as an answer?
Re: Majority of Pakistanis term Musharraf an ideal leader.
Those ratings roughly correlate to the 55% majority he won in the Electoral College in the Presidential Election. Who said our parliamentarians were not representative of the people’s opinions?
Re: Majority of Pakistanis term Musharraf an ideal leader.
Well Assemblies are different
Its like the Republican Controlled Sentate voting for Bush in 2004 and he probably would have gotten 70% of the vote even though only 45% of the country voted for Bush
Re: Majority of Pakistanis term Musharraf an ideal leader.
People of Pakistan never voted for Mushrraf. His corrupt lotas did…the once who were in NAB’s custody for corruption, put in jail by Mushrraf himself, and then pardoned by him so they can support him. He never won anything let alone election…he is there by force and not b/c of will of the people.
Re: Majority of Pakistanis term Musharraf an ideal leader.
Well Assemblies are different
Its like the Republican Controlled Sentate voting for Bush in 2004 and he probably would have gotten 70% of the vote even though only 45% of the country voted for Bush
Sorry, but senate can never vote for the US president, only house of representatives.
Re: Majority of Pakistanis term Musharraf an ideal leader.
Long live Musharraf and long live ‘democracy’ previously envisioned by jokers such as Gaddafi, Saddam and Mubarak:jhanda:long live ‘enlightened moderation’
Aalsi you sometimes make me laugh with your juvenile responses (alhamdulillah, mashallah etc.) in every post
Re: Majority of Pakistanis term Musharraf an ideal leader.
At least he has proved him to be a crooked politican. In March and May, everyone was expecting that he would not be there after July. He is still there.
Re: Majority of Pakistanis term Musharraf an ideal leader.
Absolutely.
Free media.
Free judiciary.
Free (unresticted) access to mobile and internet technologies enjoyed by tens of millions.
Freely operating political parties.
Foreign investment flooding into Pakistan.
Growing middle class of 35 million.
What true dictatorship allows all that?
But thanks to Musharraf’s policies over the last 8 years we have all that and much more.
Re: Majority of Pakistanis term Musharraf an ideal leader.
Seems like you caught Alsism disease, making useless posts ranting of same post in different threads, if you are disillusioned by “repeat it 1000 times and it will become truth” it won’t work on people who can see light.
Re: Majority of Pakistanis term Musharraf an ideal leader.
Gaddafi, Saddam and Mubarak are all dictators
Musharraf is not
I consider him a popular unelected leader than a dictator
Why unelected? He got elected by people in ‘year 2002’ referendum. He got elected twice by elected representatives of people (Pakistan Parliament), once in ‘Oct 2002’ and again in ‘Oct 2007’, where he got more than 50 percent of the possible votes. Whenever he makes public speeches, millions hear him.
As for some making baseless allegations that referendum was rigged, or that elections of 2002 were rigged, Presidential election of 2007 was illegal, than such allegations and claims are not uncommon in Pakistan from losers. It is Pakistani mentality to say ‘grape is sour’ rather accept defeats.
Fact is that, Pakistani population is mature and when rigging do happen (as in 1977), they come out on roads in numbers. Else only Jiyalas, Jamtias, Jahadias, and similar Kabarias with brainless mind and Zombie attitudes come out on road. That is what opposition is facing today, that other than Zombies no one wants to support them. How unfortunate for them Zombies :D
Re: Majority of Pakistanis term Musharraf an ideal leader.
Why unelected? He got elected by people in ‘year 2002’ referendum. He got elected twice by elected representatives of people (Pakistan Parliament), once in ‘Oct 2002’ and again in ‘Oct 2007’, where he got more than 50 percent of the possible votes. *Whenever he makes public speeches, millions hear him. *
As for some making baseless allegations that referendum was rigged, or that elections of 2002 were rigged, Presidential election of 2007 was illegal, than such allegations and claims are not uncommon in Pakistan from losers. It is Pakistani mentality to say ‘grape is sour’ rather accept defeats.
Fact is that, Pakistani population is mature and when rigging do happen (as in 1977), they come out on roads in numbers. Else only Jiyalas, Jamtias, Jahadias, and similar Kabarias with brainless mind and Zombie attitudes come out on road. That is what opposition is facing today, that other than Zombies no one wants to support them. How unfortunate for them Zombies :D
This is just too funny... F&B should post the John stewart quote about Mush's 99.9997% result again!
