Tell us about Terms of WOT

Ali_Syed · December 22, 2011, 4:04pm

Re: Tell us about Terms of WOT

What Bias?
Kasoori was the guy who was Foreign MInister in days of previous govt, he should have some knowledge of the way issues were handled,the way policies were made… don’t you know, Imran Khan was fought against the very policies, such as drones and WOT and all those things??? now that one of them has joined your ranks, how come it can be called bias when we ask ok, now that you have repented over your past sins, tell us about it? tell us all we want to know, because more or less, the problems we are facing today are because of the policies Pakistan had from 2002 onwards.. so tell us??? why it is called bias???

Or are you turning into a PPP or PML or MQM worker, that whenever they are confronted by a question they say it is because of bias, and when Judiciary issues verdicts against their interest they say Judiciary is biased.. you seem to be turning into one, wait for few more joinings and the transformation will be completed.

One thing more, if Kasoori is not going to come clean on that, then one thing would be clear… that, IK is going to go with the same policies what Pakistan had adopted back then… and why is that, i’ll talk on that, once i know if Kasoori is going to talk or not?

I dont think Kasuri or anyone in the government other than Musharraf knew what was settled in the aftermath of 911. The Americans were furious, Musharraf decided on his own *maybe after consulting with the corp commanders). Kasuri might know a few things(being foreign minister) but I dont think any one would want to make that public (as that starts coming into sensitive information being disclosed and harming the national interest). Its similar to how some on this forum were propagating that SMQ had negotiated the security of the country when he said that the nukes are unsafe in the hands of the present regime.

At the moment there is a so called democratic government which says that the army is not in their control, on the other hand you are talking about a dictatorship which had created a false democratic setup to quiten the outside world. Do you think anyone in that government had power for anything?

Pakistan’s democracy is a musical chair, enjoy it! Hopefully after a few more repeated elections (without any future coups) the situation will eventually start improving.