Comments on: Musharraf declares emergency in Pakistan

By: Eng.Mehmood(kashmir study circle)

Eng.Mehmood(kashmir study circle) — Sat, 08 Dec 2007 21:38:40 +0000

Whether war of USA against civilians or militants is right or wrong but sacrifices of Pakistan are much more than any other country even itself more than USA in this war.
Pakistan already in Afganistan against Russian forces being frontline suffered much also this Afgan strategy is main reason behind the present disturbance in some areas of Pakistan.
But sorry to mention after success of Mujahdeen in Afganistan USA failed to continue support to Pakistan & also failed to manage those Mujahdeen forces, who were fighting for USA under indirect control of USA for USA.
If truth be told USA utilized its influence to settle the problem of East Taymoor within short period. But in occupied soils oppressed & victim of atrocities of majority of Kashmires,Plastines,Kurds,Tamils,Qabras,Daffars â€¦â€¦.are waiting for international justice.
No doubt there was minor hidden support of USA for Pakistan during 65, 71 & Kargil war. Though as per alley of USA support for Pakistan was supposed to be more & open.
Also credit to USA for initiating present peace process between two poor nuclear powers India & Pakistan. Now USA should utilize the practical efforts like East Tymor & compel both countries to be sincere for solving Kashmir problem, where majority do suffer. Kashmir problem is burden for both poor countries where 90 people have not even basic faculties.
President Mushraf is busy in taking practical & drastic actions against Muslim hardliners also show flexibility on Kashmir policy for the success of peace process. So now India should also react positively regarding Kashmir issue & to take practical & drastic actions against Hindu hardliners, who are open threat for secular image of India.
USA should continue support to both countries for solving this main issue & for eliminating poverty. As an human activist my logic is any international ban on aid will affect poor majority not the tycoon rulers.

By: xaad

xaad — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 15:08:45 +0000

we can do nothing against Musharaf as US and west his supporting him. I appeal to civilized world …..please help us .and put pressure on ur government not to support a dictator.
BEWARE ANOTHER IRAN IS IN MAKING………IF WEST DID NOT CHANGE HIS POLICIES TO SUPPORT MUSHARAF.

By: xaad

xaad — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 15:02:41 +0000

Musharaf has destroyed every institution just to retain himself in power. either it is media, juduciary or army..but he is not the only responsible for this the US and westren world is equally responsible for his barbarian acts…………as they support his every step. we the common pakistani hate US and westren world as ththey r really culprit ……….and they supported a dictator for their own interset. please dont teach us lesson of democracy as we have seen ur real face.

By: Macker

Macker — Sun, 04 Nov 2007 20:44:49 +0000

Hey, Muhammad Ali, here's YOUR CHANCE for the MUSLIMS in Pakistan to stand up for what is right, and turn in ALL the Islamofascists who stand in YOUR MIDST. You say you denounce all terrorism carried out in ISLAM's name? PROVE IT! TURN THEM ALL IN! If you don't have the GUTS to do it...then you're just as guilty as the Islamofascists themselves!!

By: Rhymes With Right

Rhymes With Right — Sun, 04 Nov 2007 16:05:24 +0000

Pakistan — The Crisis

It is hard to know where to begin with this one. it is hard to know whether this is a positive step in the War on Terror or a negative one on the Road to Democracy. Regardless, the situation in…

By: Cao

Cao — Sun, 04 Nov 2007 14:09:46 +0000

We got rid of Saddam, that’s one dictator in the Middle East that we took out, but – not without a lot of whining and crying from the American Left.

Musharraf is not that different from Karzai. Both of them play patty-cake with America while covering for the terrorists.

Musharraf’s actions are not defensible; even though they cleverly cloak it with political correctness for outside Western public consumption.

By: Muhammad Ali

Muhammad Ali — Sun, 04 Nov 2007 13:52:54 +0000

West for once in life has to send harsh and clear message to President (thug) Musharraf by completely boycotting him and posing stringent restrictions on him.

If West prefer its very short term interest in (loosing) War on Terror and deals with dictatorship then West would exactly confirm already much brewing antipathy and hatred in Pakistan in particular and in Muslim World in general towards West – which supports cruel dictators in the Muslim world for its purposes.

THIS IS CHANCE FOR WEST TO CUT OFF ALL TIES AND BUILD GENIUNE RELATIONSHIP WITH PAKISTANI PEOPLE. TRUST PAKISTANI NATION. THEY WILL BE YOUR FRIENDS. YOU WILL GET GENIUNE FRIENDS LIKE IN INDIA.

IF WEST THINKS MUSH WOULD WIN WAR OF TERROR. HE WOULD ACTUALLY TURN 160MILLION NATION OF PAKISTAN AGAINST WEST (OH YEAH MINUS PROBABLY 20000 PRO MUSH PEOPLE)

CHOICE IS OF YOURS. SUPPORT DEMOCRACY IN PAKISTAN FOR ONCE IN LIFE TIME FOR HAVENS SAKE.

IT IS NOT ISLAM AGAINST WEST. IT IS DEPRIVIATION OF MUSLIM COUNTRIES BY THEIR UGLY DICTATOR LEADERS. PAKISTANI AND MUSLIMS AROUND THE WORLD FEEL WEST BACKS THESE UGLY DICTATORS.

HERE IS CHANCE FOR WEST!!!

By: shaeen

shaeen — Sun, 04 Nov 2007 12:52:18 +0000

Will someone be kind enough to explain why Musharraf wants to
remain president of Pakistan if the law & constitution does not
allow him and people of pakistan do not like him?? After all
Pakistan is not his father’s heritage.

By: David Millicamp

David Millicamp — Sun, 04 Nov 2007 06:23:34 +0000

I think Musharraf has really lost it. Desperate actions by a despot. Americans need to ditch him and find a new democratic ally in Pakistan. Enough conspiracy games. Lets be the good guys for once.

By: Cao's Blog

Cao's Blog — Sun, 04 Nov 2007 02:15:05 +0000

Pakistan

Steve Schippert at Frontpage Magazine wrote Toward Defeating al-Qaeda in Pakistan, and in part, he is covering the challenges and the moral cowardice that would have them sitting on the fence, making nice with terrorists on one side of the fence, and l…