Comments on: I don’t like this. Sindh, Punjab – Where’s Pakistan?

By: Neutral

Neutral — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 14:01:00 +0000

In response to Ammar:
Which President of Pakistan has been neutral, can you tell me one, did your Musharraf, Tarar, Zia, Yahya, Ayub, Leghari, think about doing betterment to Sindh Province or Balochistan, except roaming in between Punjab and Islamabad, and breaking of East Pakistan at the hands of Yahya, who was then a President-cum-Chief of Army Staff, would you call it a neutrality of President to massacre millions of Bangalis then; who were then our part.

Why do you blame the leaders, when nation like you are to be blamed. God bestows upon the nation a leader of their kind.

Which acceptance of Asif Zardari are you talking about regarding Mumbai Attacks, are you out of your mind you idiot? Why don’t you idiots do internet research before coming here and spitting out your filth, I watched his interview on CNN with Larry King Live, Larry who is famous for asking blunt questions, tried to ask him answers and no where did he accept any involvement.

Your Musharraf, Zia and Yahya, all forgot Kashmir, he is the one who held talks with Kashmiri brethern after forming the Government.

China phew! Man you look to me one hell of a psycho. China, did you know who formed relations with China, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Turkey and Iran, he was Shaheed Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, your so-called idiots have even no sense of talking about relations, how are they formed, and you one idiot blame Asif Zardari for anything like snubbing China, under whose tenure did Chinese Engineers got kidnapped and killed in Balochistan, it was your Musharraf.

So why did you toy them with you, when did you think Pakistan was on its tracks, that you took a comfortable slumber at home in your cozy bed, why you wake up at the end and bark all this, and what have you been doing after you realized you have been toyed.

Divided you? When you don’t like a traditional wearing of President, why should it be of more concern to you about division of fraternity between all races of Pakistan.

By: Ammar

Ammar — Wed, 30 Sep 2009 06:17:01 +0000

So true that MB. We have divided by design. It is our lacking of course that we allowed them to toy with us and allowed them to divide us.

By: MB

MB — Wed, 30 Sep 2009 06:08:25 +0000

Last night i was at seaview with a friend and we were having the same type of discussion. He was inquiring me about the divisions among people and my assessment was simple:

WE HAVE BEEN DIVIDED by “THE POWER” into sectarian and ethnic lines deeeeeeeeeeeep into every piece of our existence and are unable to think about these lines.

FULL STOP

By: naveed

naveed — Tue, 21 Jul 2009 09:38:44 +0000

ghariion ka tola hai yeah pura ka pura..all we need is to eliminate them in your own Pakistani interest..

By: Sameer

Sameer — Sun, 19 Jul 2009 07:03:33 +0000

Unluckily I was in Karachi on the eve when Mohtarma was assassinated, we knew that there was a blast and there were no news about her fate. Within fifteen minutes the hooligans Jiyale together with the criminals turned the city into battle ground, kindly think it was pre-planned it can not be done to start devastation of such a magnitude in this short notice, almost all parts of Sindh was in smoke.
Kindly also think who has been benefited most from her assassination, and why her will was not made public and why her close associates who were with her been side lined.
Kindly think and analyze don’t be a blind supporter.
One thing I assure that this country is a gift from god and have survived many odds and it shall come out of the present mess.

By: Ammar

Ammar — Sun, 19 Jul 2009 06:46:22 +0000

Malik Sahab, I respect your opinion in your personal capacity. But let me tell you that when you rise to the leadership of even an organization – no matter what department you have been associated with – you have to act NEUTRAL with everything you do and say.

You do not boast about where you belong from – YOU ARE THE PRESIDENT OF PAKISTAN – You are a Pakistani first and a Sindhi later.

And please, we all know who was behind all the terror that was spread all over Sindh after Mohtarma’s assissination. We all know how he has ruined our country and our image in the foreign media. Flirting with Sarah Palin? Does it suit a President?

What should I praise him for? Accepting that Mumbai attacks were carried out by Pakistani’s even when the INTERPOl found no evidence of Pakistan’s involvement? For snubbing China and trying to damage our relationship with them?

This debate is endless, Sir.

By: Sameer

Sameer — Sun, 19 Jul 2009 06:36:16 +0000

Hope our politicians become real politicians.
NS sada sher hai bus dum lagan di dair hai.
What to say about AZ even devil don’t want to mess with him.

By: Malik Zohair

Malik Zohair — Sun, 19 Jul 2009 06:34:26 +0000

Ammar you are trying to negate facts. It was Mr. Zardari who appointed Premier Gilani who is enjoying all powers of prime minister as per constitution; dictator and military general Musharraf was thrown out by Zardari, all decisions in National Assembly are being taken by consensus and as per constitution. PPP led Govt takes all political parties on board for political and strategic decisions. Is he not working on reconciliation policy from day one?? Why r u so wary of giving praise? Especially where it deserves to be given? Leading Pakistan in tough times is the world’s most unwanted job and that is what is done by Zardari. Even the opposition in Pakistan is not ready to face the music and they are happy with the current arrangements as they don’t have to take the brunt. They are not even joining the cabinet and they are just enjoying the roost in one province. President Zardari raised the slogans of “Pakistan Khapay”, and it did lots of healing, especially in the Sindh and u say that where is Pakistan?? Mr Ammar, remember, when Sindh province was flaming after the assassination of BB. Remember the slogans of people of Sindh. It was Zardari who saved Pakistan by saying Pakistan Khapay not you who went on saying about Pakistan’s breakage very easily. You must not adopt a jaded, suspicious and weary attitude towards our president. President Zardari is from Sindh, so there must be no objection about his dress. Tell me why Zardari can’t be in traditional Sindhi clothes? He is from Sindh my brother!!!!!

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