I am seeing this from last 1 years that Mr Zardari is just strugling and fighting for his personal intrest and he is using PPP’s reputation for that, this is not fair if he is doing that cause BiBi have done alote off afforts for growing PPP, my question is that should Mr Zardari continue as he is doing or he should face cases in supreme court?
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Yeah, he should continue what he's doing. How else will the poor guy earn his money and fly all over the world? He needs some kind of function to beg money from the western countries. Besides that, how else will Pakistan be walked over even more? :)
[quote="mktaftab"]
I am seeing this from last 1 years that Mr Zardari is just strugling and fighting for his personal intrest and he is using PPP's reputation for that, this is not fair if he is doing that cause BiBi have done alote off afforts for growing PPP, my question is that should Mr Zardari continue as he is doing or he should face cases in supreme court?
Have you seen any civilian in Pakistan not struggling from day 1 after being elected.
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Have you seen this civilian government even standing true to even 1 promise they made?
You turn a blind eye to the heavy corruption that is being done and only want to focus on people who don't want to give out free passes.
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Mr Zardari's future is quite bright. He has already made millions (billions?) of dollars and will retire very comfortably to some country in the next couple of years.
You turn a blind eye to the heavy corruption that is being done
I see the alternatives like Nawaz to be even worse than the present government, both in terms of corruption and security risk to Pakistan.
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Nawas Sharief must be having a hearty laugh. Look at what he has accomplished!
Musharaff is in exile scrounging for speaking fee
Zardari is sitting ia bed of thorns having nightmares about when Kiyani's men will show up!
CJ Ifikar is playing henchman to Nawas and doesn't quite know how to get out of thaat role.
Gilani is just hoping that one day soon, he will get to be real PRIME minister.
Meanwhile Patterson, Holbrooke and Gates are counting their days before they'll get their next assignment which will hopefully (for them) something like Switzerland or Belgium
I feel Pakistan and the US are simply drifting
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I agree with mktaftab he is right
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Zardari will stay his full term inshallah. He has done enough to destory the PPP as it is let alone the country.
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His future is bright, he might have a laugh in the evening when he hear/see people dying to support him for this great achivements in last two years... He should be telling his son... Bilawal Zardari that, no need to fear, there are enough fools in Pakistan who will still support you ( no matter how corrupt and/or incompetent you are) and you should continue to rob the country
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history looks at results. It was during Zardari's reighn that:
1) Pakistan finally started fighting back against the terrorists
2) The constitution was restored
3) Peace with neigboring Taleban was made
etc etc.
May not be fair but that's what history will say
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Yeah you write history books don't ya?
Where were you in last 5-6 years?
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^ Studying Pakistan's history.
Musharraf has left the system of working no one can make u-turn in present circumtances. He forged Pakistan's future destinity with Uncle Sammy's wishes. Under present circumtances perhaps NS or even IK can be proved impotent like Mr. Zardari. The bondage is permanent. Koi mai kaa laal is ko badal nahin sakta. Only faces will change in future but this system will continue, unless Paks realise self esteem and self respect perhaps not happening in 21st century.
His future is bright, he might have a laugh in the evening when he hear/see people dying to support him for this great achivements in last two years... He should be telling his son... Bilawal Zardari that, no need to fear, there are enough fools in Pakistan who will still support you ( no matter how corrupt and/or incompetent you are) and you should continue to rob the country
well said