Is Musharraf the godfather of ghaddari? Was the talk about influencing PML-Q to support PPP so PPP can appoint their own CM in Punjab?
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Who knows if Musharraf makes a come back leading PML-Q (already talked about it)? I think PPP will let PML-Q have their own PM, other ministries might be divided. Lets see.
Who knows if Musharraf makes a come back leading PML-Q (already talked about it)? I think PPP will let PML-Q have their own PM, other ministries might be divided. Lets see.
That's plausible. AZ has disqualified NS, now he’ll grant Mush permission to come back into politics.
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This is probably why hes still staying in the army house, almost a year and a half after he took his uniform off... seriously, why doesnt 'Justice' Dogar accept the petition to get mushy out of the army house!
Silliest theories i have heard in a long, long time
Mush was President becuz he was a General, not because he had the people's support, or becuz he led a political party
He is staying in Army house because nowhere else is safe for him
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Every one should realise that these is war between evil Mullahs and Pakistanis.
Mashallah. With Great Zardari, President of Pakistan, having telephonic conversations with former President, Great Pervez Musharaf, the greatest Pakistani leader since Quaid-e-Aza; and the former President Great Musharaf meeting political leaders and former PPP stalwarts - it really is great to see everyone getting along in these tough times and recent chaos created by Sharif brothers. Let’s hope everyone gets together and takes Pakistan out of the dire straites that it has seen in the past few days.
Pakistan: Musharraf meets leaders amid political turmoil - Adnkronos Politics
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Musharraf meets leaders amid political turmoil **
Karachi, 27 Feb. (AKI) - By Syed Saleem Shahzad - Pakistan is still reeling from this week’s controversial Supreme Court decision that effectively sidelined opposition leader and former prime minister, Nawaz Sharif, and his brother, Shabaz, from contesting elections and holding office.
With the largest province, Punjab, in a state of political turmoil, Pakistan’s former president Pervez Musharraf emerged from retirement to hold high profile meetings with senior politicians, fuelling speculation about his political role.
On Friday Musharraf met former interim prime minister and president of the National Peoples Party, Ghulam Mustafa Jatoi, in the southern port city of Karachi. Jatoi was Musharraf’s ally and the party is still part of the coalition government in Sindh province.
Musharraf also met Sindhi sub-nationalist politician and former Sindh chief minister Mumtaz Bhutto, uncle of slain former prime minister Benazir Bhutto.
Mumtaz Bhutto was detained by the present government after his critisim of president Asif Ali Zardari and he was also active in opposition when Musharraf was in office.
Late on Friday, Musharraf dined at the home of yet another senior politician and political ally, Jam Karam Ali.
Pakistani prime minister Yousaf Raza Gillani on Thursday said democracy had been weakened by the Supreme Court’s decision to ban Sharif and his brother, Shabaz, from contesting elections.
However, as demonstrations took place in several cities across the country, Gillani urged people to accept the court’s decision.
The court decision prevents Nawaz Sharif, who heads the largest opposition party, the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz, from challenging Zardari in general elections in 2013 and removes Shahbaz Sharif as head of the provincial government in the country’s most populous region, Punjab.
Musharraf’s re-emergence this week coincided with the extraordinary political turmoil and nationwide protests that appeared to be getting out of control.
In Karachi earlier this week, Musharraf met senior Pakistani politician, the president of Pakistan Muslim League (Functional group) and the country’s most influential spiritual personality, Syed Shah Mardan Shah Pir Pagaro II. He was a staunch Musharraf ally and his party is still part of the coalition government.
It was the first time since Musharaf, a former chief of army staff, had become politically active since he stepped down from power last August.
Despite his retirement, Musharraf still lives in Army House in the garrison town of Rawalpindi, an official residence for the chief of army staff.
On Friday despite the installation of the governor’s rule in Punjab, PML-N members of the provincial assembly led by deposed chief minister Shahbaz Sharif held a meeting, outside the assembly which was locked and guarded by paramilitary police.
Demonstrators clashed with police and demonstrators throughout the day.
Two days ago, the memorial to assassinated opposition leader, Benazir Bhutto was set on fire in Rawalpindi, and protesters tried to attack Sheikh Rasheed, a former federal minister from the Musharraf era.
On Friday, Pakistan Peoples Party supporters attacked the vehicle of rival Pakistan Muslim League chairman Raja Zafarul Haq in Rawalpindi and in retaliation, rival PML workers attacked the motorcade of PPP leader and defence minister Chaudhary Ahmad Mukhtar.
Lawyers belonging to the PML-N were forced to halt court proceedings and close the courts.
The political turmoil is likely to worsen next month as lawyers have announced plans for a long march and sit-in in the national capital Islamabad.
I guess the rioters need to get two dogs now in their protests... musharraf and zardari bhai bhai!! i heard they share the same tastes in gambling, alochol, cigars, and sports too. Actually, make that 3, there's one sitting in London.
I guess the rioters need to get two dogs now in their protests... musharraf and zardari bhai bhai!! i heard they share the same tastes in gambling, alochol, cigars, and sports too. Actually, make that 3, there's one sitting in London.
no,, there are 4,,,, one is sitting in Lahore.. The great Taseer
Mush and Zardari are chips of the same block, two sides of the same counterfeit coin.
It is possible that Musharaf advised zardari to emulate him, on a limited scale, in going for the kill by imposing a civil martial law in Punjab. This latest attack on democracy bears all the hallmarks of the 'commando'
WOW…two big crooks joining hands together… ofcourse the ground is empty for them to do whatever they couldnt do earlier, afterall Pakistan is their forefather’s property.
Just wonder when Altaf Hussain is going to join the club, or probably the group is already together in the “telephonic Khitab”
Is Musharraf the godfather of ghaddari? Was the talk about influencing PML-Q to support PPP so PPP can appoint their own CM in Punjab?
AZ: Mai baap, kuch to bolo ab main kiya karoun, yeh to bari garbar ho rahi haye
Mush: Abay, kuch to meray anjaam say seekha hota, meree back pay to phir army hay....taera kiya banay ga kaalia err ghaddaria!!
…lol…
Very nice!
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Allah bachai Pakistan ko Mush and Zardi sey...
Allah bachai Pakistan ko Mush and Zardi sey...
do you want democracy?
or just the leader of your choice.
do you want democracy? or just the leader of your choice.
I want Pakistan to survive and flourish. The thread is about the two I mentioned. Both of them have huge responsibility to bring the country where we are.
do you want democracy? or just the leader of your choice.
None of those two represent democracy.
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What PMLN wants is Martail Law every member of PMLN would join next martail Lawwith PMLQ and Aml only party left to face Boots would be PPP.
Allah bachai Pakistan ko Mush and Zardi sey...
Allah Bachai Pakistan ko Pakistan Military Leaque Nawaz group sey
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Kinnare, so how do you explain the rather cozy relationship bossman taseer the badmaash had with musharraf, and still does. Why hasnt the PPP kicked musharraf (military man) into the gallows, whereas they granted him an unlimited license to stay in the army house after retirement while kiyani lives in a servant quarter.