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![]() It is the PA that rules Pakistan and unless that organization is harmed nothing will happen to the state of Pakistan. And that PA would cut any deal to retain its relevance. |
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there is no way elections will be conducted at the decided timeframe. even if elections are conducted where is oposition? Americans were supporting Mushy and BB.Now with BB gone Musharraf is the only player left in US hands in the fight against terror.Musharraf will use this to his advantage in forwarding his numerous agenda. |
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As for Mush - the Army may not be loyal to an ex-chief! ![]() |
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As for this being done by AQ.It doesnt matter for them who is coming for them whether BB or Mush.In both cases they are at the recving end.And they would better have BB coming against them than mushy who could be ruthless. Last edited by MarquezRazor : 12-28-2007 at 01:40 AM. |
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What Pakistan needs is a strong leader. Where that person comes from is immaterial. |
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We need strong institutions, and political parties are not immune from that requirement. A PPP with a stated unwavering policy of liberalism, fighting terror and social justice is far more important than a leader of mythical qualities. Kill this mythical leader and you are back to square one - It is much harder to destroy institutions.
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Of course time will tell. I hope things stabilize and things don't spiral out of control. We know the situation in Balochistan and NWFP/FATA is unstable. Sindh needs to remain calm for Pakistan's sake. |
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This event in itself is not that big. She was an opposition leader not even the leader of the state. Many state leaders have been assassinated the world over and there was no question raised about the stability of the country.
The issue this time is the overall environment in Pakistan under which events which would normally not cause alarm are doing so now.
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As it was reported earlier in this topic, riots had broken out in Karachi and Lahore. Nowsahera and Pershawar in the Frontier have also seen violence. These cities and towns aren't strong holds of the Army. Rawalpindi was, and that's where someone killed her. I don't want to hint at anything. But if the popular perception in Pakistan is that someone or some group in the establishment has done it, then the overall belief would be that the "Punjabi Army" kills Pashtuns, Balochis and now Sindhis. If such a reality is perceived then this could very well be the beginning of the end. OTOH Al Qaida claiming responsibility and more importantly if the people believe that Al Qaida "did it" .. then in an ironical way this could preserve the integrity of Pakistan for the time being. Of course someone wiser can feel free to correct me. |
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