Will Musharraf resign?

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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.

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Well, he is president of my country ... and that is better than being president of my house ... because country to me is more than my house. County is less than their house for only corrupt parasites, who with their corrupt party leadership, loot and plunder the country and then move the looted money abroad :)
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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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May 12 is more propaganda more less truth. What ever happened on May 12 is bias reporting and propaganda of corrupts using media by paying them handsomely.
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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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Nevertheless, May 12 was nothing as far as being red blooded than what happened after BB got her head smashed inside the car.
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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, 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.

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Re: Will Musharraf resign?

Any dignified person would have resigned by now.

Enough said!

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Well, why resign when President is elected by parliament and Musharraf was elected by parliament. As for being dignified, fact is that, if Nawaz Shareef and Zardari were dignified people, they would have done suicide (chullu bhar pani may doob martay) after getting found out how they looted and plundered the country while in power, and got convicted of corruption too, but being bey-sharaam, they came back to Pakistan, started lying (especially Nawaz) and now show their undignified face on TV as if they are innocent.

So, as for lecture of being dignified, please give that lecture to bay-sharam Nawaz and bay-hiya Zardari.

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Yeah, why not let thug and corrupted leaders (Zardari and Nawaz) take over Pakistan and completely bankrupt it. While India and Iran is moving forward Let us move back couple of decades.

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Re: Will Musharraf resign?

That's still to be decided by the democratically elected Parties that will form a democratic parliament. :)

Everyone knows he was elected illegally, the only thing that remains is to put it in black and white and send him home for a long vacation with a 'Thank you for your service' note.

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Illegally? How come? Well, I should not ask as leaders of thugs and corrupts have declared it illegal, when in reality election was more legal than 18th Feb 2008 election that brought in corrupts and thugs who were not even illegible to contest election.

According to legal requirement, a President get elected for 5 years and after that there has to be election and whatever Parliament that exists at the time elect the President again. 5 years got completed in Oct 2007 and thus election was necessary between 15th Sept and 15th Oct. Election happened in early October, and that was absolutely legal. The parliament that was present at that time was suppose to elect President and they did.

Anyhow, parliament do not have any power to send President home but can impeach President with 2/3 majority. But before that, President can send parliament home and call another election, and I believe that most likely that would happen sometime in very near future :).

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Oh but he can be tried for treason, the old judiciary restored, and he certainly can be impeached.

He may dissolve the parliament, yes he might. Desperate times call for desperate measures. Undemocratic forces often resort to force :)

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You completely missed it :hehe:. I was referring to Nawaz escaping jail (exile to Saudi), NRO, pardoning billions for Chodharies etc.

The surveys, majority of people voting against Musharraf backed PML-Q.

BTW, I am not aspiring to represent Pakistan, not until I believe I can strongly keep plunderers, looters, corrupt away, support judicial freedom etc.

Lets assume it was not MQM-thugs behind May 12 killings, why didn’t MQM, govt of Sindh, govt of Pakistan capture those killers? Lets not twist the incentives, who benefit etc.

:rotfl: are you suggesting “protection” and “law enforcement” is not government responsibility?

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Musharraf at his best…well said Saleem bhai…isse beghairat koih naih :k:

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Totally agree with that Ali_R bhai…

Look how low one can get to save his kursi…besharmi ki inteha…

http://thenews.jang.com.pk/top_story_detail.asp?Id=13101

**NRO may go, Musharraf camp warns Zardari **

By Hamid Mir

ISLAMABAD: The Bush administration is pushing the Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) to develop a “working relationship” with President Pervez Musharraf but the party is reluctant to make any commitment, sources said on Wednesday.

A source close to President Musharraf has warned that the PPP has no other choice but to cooperate with it or the NRO may go and PPP Co-chairman Asif Ali Zardari could be arrested. A top diplomat in Islamabad told The News that the US had invested more than $10 billion in Musharraf. “We will not allow anyone to destroy this huge investment.”

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I think Mushrraf is irrelevant now b/c 1st the next govt is going to do is get rid for article 58-2b. Mushrraf, if survives (and thats big if) will become Refeeq Taraar like...reduced to handing out awards for next 5 years.

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No, not really. There is another route the new parliament can take and that is to reinstate independent judiciary and let the judges take care of his illegal hold on presidency. :)

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I swear one day or another Im gonna explode. What does he think of himself that ***** Cowboy!

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:k: and thats what 99% of the nationis waiting for.

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The reinstated judiciary MUST include likes of Nasir Aslam Zahid, the judges who refused the first PCO :salute:

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Yes Musharaff is contemplating to resign, grow a beard and take baiat at the hands of Shaikh Iftikhar. Then he will go and live in the same palace Nawaz Shareef was living in KSA and live there happily ever after. That palace is being readied for the arrival of him and his beloved famous two dogs.
In your dreams.
I have not seen in my life anybody in Pakistan who left the presidency or PM ship in a graceful manner. Now I am waiting to see in few months or few years who will be disgraced the newly elected assemblies or Musharraff.No ?

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hmm, can anyone find me what happened to Iftikhar incompetent son who got into job because of daddy’s nepotism and use of office influence, at the expense of some deserving candidate who got injustice by corrupt on the post of Justice? Any news?

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Can anyone explain me what happened to all the family members running the government business of Pakistan along with King Musharraf?

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hmmm, can anyone find me who was the the deserving president-to-be in 1999 when Musharraf occupied the country and took that position for 8 years and still holding onto it?

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