God Bless former President, Great Pervez Musharaf, greatest Pakistani leader since Quaid-Azam. Has the Pakistani government cowed down to the Indians by not questioning how 10 men could take hostage India’s biggest city for days? Or is it a testament to the training they recieved, possibly in Pakistan?
The former dictator and strongman who ruled Pakistan for eight years with an iron hand said it was unbelievable that 10 men could take hostage India’s biggest city for days. “Were they terrorists or John Rambo,” he queried.
In your haste to support Mush and his policies you have forgotten an important point. These terrorists did not take the entire city of Mumbai hostage. It was just a couple of hotels etc. Terrorists hiding behind civilians are not Rambos. They are cowards who deserve the worst fate.
It helps to be reminded of the facts. Mush has a history of distorting facts. I understand that Mush is your role model. Please be reminded of this important characteristic.
He said the entire operation could not have been achieved without the physical support of the locals that had never been admitted by the Indian authorities and not pressed by Pakistani officials.
India never denied that there was local support to these terrorists. There is a separate thread about this topic.
Musharraf rejected the notion that under his reign Pakistan gave written or verbal approval or guarantee to United States to carry out drone attacks on its soil.
This shows how incompetent he was. The US government did not deem it necessary to take his permission to launch attack on Pakistan's soil when he was at the helm. This really speaks volumes.
On the recent Swat peace accord the former army chief said he had no knowledge of the details of the agreement and that the government must ensure quick and cheap dispensation of justice to the people and not allow militants to take advantage of the situation.
Why is it that most of your leaders try to feign ignorance when confronted with difficult questions. NS feigned that he did not know about Kargil when questioned about it. Must be something that they teach you at school.