The cat fight now begins!

The cat fight now begins after Musharraf has resigned from office, despite strong opinion polls sliding in his favour till late last night.

The issues that are going to split or rip the coalition apart are:

Who will be the next President?

How to restore the Judiciary in the next 72 hours.

Apart from that, most of us are worried about the following:

The control of the ISI

Integrity of Pakistan

Sovereignty of Pakistan

Nuclear Arsenal and American/CIA influence over it

I will Insha Allah write in detail on these issues soon. For now, I am disturbed at the very thought that Pakistan is now in the hands of world famous plunderers of the National Exchequer.

Musharraf had to quit, he was left with no other option, but the nation would have loved it if he could have revoked the NRO on his way out.

This entry was posted by Ammar on August 18, 2008 at 2:43 pm, and is filed under My thoughts, Pakistan. Follow any responses to this post through RSS 2.0.You can leave a response or trackback from your own site.

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#1 written by Em 3 years ago

“Lolz” at the title!

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#2 written by Ammar Faheem 3 years ago

haha… lol.. this is what we were all waiting for… i mean we all knew Zardari and Nawaz are together because of Musharraf… now that he is out.. they’re gonna be in a funny cat fight… behold Pakistani’s!!

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#3 written by Rakiah 3 years ago

i cried for almost an hour when he said he resigns. for me Pakistan just lost its independence. Now we’ll be ruled once again by the west through the hands of our own government. Please, let us all PLEAD to the Almighty that he saves this country and its people from what we have brought upon ourselves. Ameen

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#4 written by Ammar Faheem 3 years ago

I totally understand your feelings, Rakiah. This is how most of us are feeling. I will be writing in detail soon.

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#5 written by anas 3 years ago

I couldn’t muster the strength to write anything on my own blog myself, but you’re right about the cat fight. However, rescinding the NRO before resigning would’ve created another chaos giving Nawaz the ultimate power he longs for. That would have also reeked of some personal vendetta. So, resigning quietly without hurting anything is the best way to go.

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#6 written by SAWJ 3 years ago

He didn’t get what he deserved for his patriotism.

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#7 written by Rakiah 3 years ago

i think (and vigorously pray to Allah) that the next coup will be led by Pervez Kiyani. i see this as the only way our country can now be saved.

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#8 written by Sana 3 years ago

Am waiting for nawaz zardari divorce to happen any sooner . Seriously Zardari for president ? GOD FORBID !! . The good for nothing bhutto blessed looser!!! Mush had his fair share of mistakes but seriously he was like a 1000 times better than Zardari !

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#9 written by Wajih ur Rehman 3 years ago

well those days are not far behind when people will realize what a blunder they had made by supporting the duo, as everything happens for the betterment, Inshallah one day pakistan will be stable once again and will be in safe hands…Inshallah

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#10 written by Ammar Faheem 3 years ago

@ Sana:

You should have observed Sharif’s body language today in Zardari’s sitting room! Damn! It already seems that they’re gonna be fighting in public real soon!

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#11 written by Ammar Faheem 3 years ago

@ SAWJ:

I’d agree, he would feel that the nation has betrayed him, but it is not so! It is a handful of corrupt politicians who have!

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#12 written by SAWJ 3 years ago

The nation is too f***ing stupid to betray anyone. They are the ones who keep getting betrayed!

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#13 written by Ammar Faheem 3 years ago

http://ammar360.com/2008/08/17/story-of-a-nation-that-never-learnt/

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#14 written by Anas Imtiaz 3 years ago

The nation DID betray him to an extent. How can they celebrate for Zardari against Musharraf?? Musharraf’s policies worked wonders, and the changes are visible!! Who else did this much??

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#15 written by SAWJ 3 years ago

@Anas: Alright alright, but they still are f***ing stupid!

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#16 written by SAWJ 3 years ago

Is my brain malfunctioning or is the above trackback pointing to a TM non-anti-Mush article?

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#17 written by Ammar Faheem 3 years ago

Its basically pointing to globalvoices where TM has written a surprisingly neutral article on the reaction in Pakistan. I’v gone through it.

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#18 written by salim ullah 3 years ago

What ever it is but the most horrible thing is that now the environment of pakistan will be terrible daily there will be a blast or some kind of “pathrao” or any thing else.
Pakistan will become like iraq.

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