Re: Will Musharraf resign?
Its your failure as well, you can't support justice system, you support by-passing justice system in name of 'national interests'... guess what they do come to bite us in behind whether you admit it or not.
Well, I support justice system but not corrupt judges. I do not think that a corrupt judge could give justice of any sort. For instance a judge like Iftikhar who deprived someone who could have got admission in medical college on merit so that his (Iftikhar) incompetent son could study medicine, how can such judge would give justice to another person whom another corrupt like Iftikhar may have deprived?
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Fortunately or unfortunately people of Pakistan are not favoring him as president of Pakistan while you do, hence the suggestion.
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Who says so? Was there any Presidential election using referendum that I do not know? If you think that you qualify to represent Pakistan than I think that I qualify more. As far as I am concerned, most Pakistanis support him. If you do not agree with me than it does not matter, as I do not agree with you. :)
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Yes, no body died on May 12. CJ attended a rally of 10-20 people on May 12 in Karachi. Everything else is propaganda.
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Well, are you trying to do propaganda that no one died on 12 May and that CJ attended a rally of 10-20 people? :)
I did not say that. What I wrote is that, it is propaganda that it was MQM who was behind what happened on 12th of May. MQM had no benefit to do that and thus obviously it was CJ corrupt supporters who caused all mayhem on 12th of May and Atizaz used that to fight Iftikhar case and make Supreme court stop investigation of iftikhar's corruption. So, we know the incentive behind 12th May and thus we also should know who caused mayhem of 12th May.
What happened on 12th of May in Karachi was well planned by parties that were supporting Iftikhar and party of Atizaz (now find out which parties were supporting Iftikhar, and which party Atizaz belongs to, and you will get the people who caused 12th May mayhem).
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Thank you for pointing out yet another failure under Musharraf regime. The regime let looters, killers go on rampage for 3 days and no police, army, para-military was to be seen.
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Well, one cannot blame everything on government. Pakistan with 170 million people and organised criminals having their political parties, PPP is one of them, can easily create law and order situation in the country. What can one say when Pakistan has national political parties of thugs and crimianals, with many supporters.