Re: To stabilize Pakistan, U.S. needs to rethink India policy.
I am surprised to hear anti-Pakistan chants from Pakistanis. I can understand anti-government chants as people can voice their opinions about the govt. But anti-Pakistan chants is a no no from people that call themselves Pakistanis.
I am surprised PPP supporters chanting anti-Pakistan slogans again after what happened in 1971 and the role played by their leader in the break-up of Pakistan.
Once again it shows PPP hypocracy of saying they want to keep Pakistan together after their anti-Pakistan chants over the past few days. Tsk, tsk, tsk.
Not supporting Mush doesnt mean you dont support Pak... I think the greatest thing anyone can do for PAK if they consider themselves a Pakistani, and a HUMAN BEING, who cares for people, is turn their backs on this dictator...
PPP supporters woudlnt be chanting anti Pak slogans if Mush would have done something to improve the nations cohesion.. Instead he has polarized it and thing are as bad as ever.
1971 is all open to debate.. Lets not forget the wonderful leadership of then dictator Yaya Khan... And lets not forget what led to the crisis of 1971... The great leadership of Ayub Khan...
Dictatorship and military rule you see have done some grave harm to the country, just like this dictators. You need to read some history buddy;)
PPP isnt responsible for the break up of the country, it misrule, lack of democracy, and dictatorship that destroyed the country... You can truly lay many of Paks problems at the feet of her dictators and the Army...
Most of the problems that occured are because there is not Demcoracy... The Army has taken some decisions on its own, unilateraly and that has resulted in the mess we are intoday...
The problem is that civilian politicians usually end up cleaning the mess left by the previous dictator, and then people like you come down on them for not doing a good job...
So learn some history. It not the fault of civilian politicians that the Army has undermined every institution and destroyed any prospects of a succesful civilian democratic govt.