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Well said :k:
The ‘silent majority’ in Pakistan backing the judiciary have scored a major victory against the dictator
Re: The Verdict
Good news for Pakistan. Mush followed the legal way of filing reference against Chaudhry.
Yet more spin, you have ignored the fact that the court ruled what Mush did was illegal
Thank god the good people of Pakistan fought back against the dictator and we are able to strike a blow against the dictator
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Now we need to send Busharraf back to his masters.
Re: Breaking News :CJ wins the case
First you guys need to get some free time from bombing mosques.
http://www.paklinks.com/gs/showthread.php?t=259282&page=2
God Bless President Bush. God Bless President Musharaf. May they succeed in getting rid of suicide bombing terrorists :jhanda:
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I live in Pakistan a country where there is some rule of law. Its a strange feeling but a wonderful one. I AM A PROUD MAN TODAY. (Y). Alhamdulillah
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Ya Allah…
Amazing…
May this be the kick-off of busharraf’s downhill ball roll…
(ameen)
May we see Imran Khan also succeeding against MQM…(ameen)
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**All the evil designs by the dictator to bash the judiciary have failed miserabley. If he has an ounce of sharm in him he should resign, but he will not.
Triumph of justice over evil forces.
**
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Ameeen
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Can we keep the focus of the thread on the decision instead of other irrelevant comments. Great day for Pakistan.
Re: Breaking News :CJ wins the case
Good news, but BIBI is about to strike a deal with Busharraf to allow him to keep his skin/uni and remain as a president, and BIBI will also be sharing power with him.
Now this is a question for all Busharraf and BIBI and Tind/MMA Supporters does this change anything ? Musharraf used to call BIBI traitor and looters and now he will be sharing power with the same looters.
Now what is this ? I think Busharraf, BIBI, Tind,MMA,MQM are chattay battay of same drain. This doesnt change anything.
no. no and no.
if he leaves we will have looters benazir and looter nawaz in office for ever...
a corrupt disgusting political dynasty who rob countries. people.
to line their own pockets
you should see 7 benazir's palaces in London and England costing at an estimated 700 crore each.
where did this vast wealth come from?
THINK ABOUT IT.
this was on a british tv documentary.by the bbc.
furnished with the finest and most expensive internals as shown by the cameras.
pakistan dont need democracy and corrupt polticians.
pakistanis just cant handle democracy...
they just start looting and rioting and burning buildings at any excuse. and then the military has to take over.
every single time.
we need honest benevelent dictators like zia ul hag and musharaff..
for at least 10000 years.
this may allow enough time for pakistanis to evolve to understand the concept of democracy.
of course the rest of the planet will also have evolved and be still ahead by a further 10000 years
pakistanis will never catch up.
sad.
very sad.
very,very sad.
Re: Breaking News :CJ wins the case
Mashallah :) This is a great day for Pakistan. If Musharraf has any self respect, he should resign. But we know what he's made of, don't we.
Congrats Everyone.
Setting aside the emotions for a while. Could Musharraf use this as a pretext to get rid of Shaukat Aziz, call early elections and make a new start with PPP? The current govt. is already frail. This is the last thing it needed. If Shaukat does not resign now, what moral authority will he have..however residual it may currently be?
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Congrats Everyone.
Setting aside the emotions for a while. Could Musharraf use this as a pretext to get rid of Shaukat Aziz, call early elections and make a new start with PPP? The current govt. is already frail. This is the last thing it needed. If Shaukat does not resign now, what moral authority will he have..however residual it may currently be?
I doubt Musharraf will get rid of Aziz. He is the world bank man, an important partner of US on economic front. He'll stay.
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all right, now govt should accept the decision and move on. They should not think of this as a the slap on their face (as some of the guppies here are suggesting) and should not try to over rule this by "other" means. Courts decisions are always against one party.
Govt should be proud of the free judiciary in their era which was unthinkable in "democratic" eras and i know musharraf opponents will not applause the fact that judiciary is more free in Musharraf's days than in "democratic" days (reference CJ case, steel mill case etc)
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*Mushi k sath sath MQM ki bhe waat lagaye ki ab inshAllah *
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LOL, what spin 
You conveniently forget Mush’s LFO, and raping of the constitution.
After 8 long years the people of Pakistan, together with the judiciary have fought back against the dictator, and gained a victory
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It will be interesting to see if CJ set up the commission for inquiry in 12 may event
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Its good to see the judiciary carry their own balls for a change. Now as for those people saying this was a blow to government or Musharraf or Busharraf. This is the wrong mentality and the one that gets us into such troubles to begin with.
Bhaion/Behnon, Musharraf did what he thought was right, CJ did what he thought was right and SC decided what should be the outcome. All parties involved should now accept this and move on to solve other issues.
Our thinking that this is a blow to him or that, is like Pakistani institutions are in a competition for power. Our remarks and comments egg them on this path. We should view all institutions as doing their respective roles not delivering blows to each other. This is the problem with Pakistani politics, everyone thinks they are there to prove that they are better than others not to work for the country.
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The fact that the government accepts the decision of the supreme court pretty much proves conclusively that Musharraf is not a dictator - he willingly subjects himself to our legal system, whereas as a dictator is a law unto himself.
Today, it has been proven that the highest authority in Pakistan is the Supreme Court and not the goverment, and not Musharraf. Which is a clear sign that for all its problems, our governmental system today under Musharraf is actually quite healthy.
I only hope that this sets a precedent so that once Musharraf leaves office and power is returned to the looters that democracy brings, the Supreme Court will continue to act as a check on government power.
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the only credit i will give to the musharraf govt is that they did not physically assault/assasinate key witnesses/lawyers/judges. and that perhaps they did not persuade the judges actively enough to decide in their favour. Beyond that what else do those saying its a credit to the govt that the judiciary is independent, what do they think Musharraf and co could have done that they didnt do? He does not have political capital enough to dissolve the courts and impose martial law, what else could he have done that he didnt already do? Even what he did do got massive protests across the country, I think he was simply unable to do anything but letting the courts decide.