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In a country where lawyers showered rose petals on Salman Taseer's killers 'the law' doesn't work. I mean 'lawyers'!! However justified that dung-beetle Qadri was the lawyers had no business supporting an obvious extra-judicial matter. Our twisted Chief Justice should have banned all those lawyers--facial identification from the videos/images was enough proof. But our twisted CJP was busy hunting a soon-to-be-has-been Zardari's cases from the 90's with feverish pitch.
I'd welcome a humanely-run Concentration Camp in Pakistan. I had advocated that many months ago and I stand by that.
Desperate situation require equally desperate measures!
I remember, as a student at the Karachi University in mid-80's we were barred from direct entry to the campus--we had to go through a 'shuttle' from the main-gate. Some people grumbled: 'Jamia ki Azadi Chali Gayi' (the university lost its freedom). To which, on tv, Governor Fakhruddin Ibrahim (the now CEC!) retorted: Desperate Situations Require Equally Desperate Measures. We all eventually accepted and welcomed the peace returned to the campus of the Karachi University!