Musharraf Ki Yaad AAyi Us Kay Janay Kay Baad

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Zuibair Khan, Sindh Presdient of PTI joins the APML. Now he is a Musharraf supporter

 

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President of PML (Q) Islamabad & the ex-Caretaker Federal Minister for Provincial Coordination Dr. Muhammad Amjad has announced to join APML with all his fellows & assured his full support for the party.

 

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Javed Choudhury of Express hails Sir Musharraf


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Please don’t come back, General MusharrafBy Salman Masood

June 12, 2010

The writer is an Islamabad-based journalist whose reports frequently appear in The New York Times. (salman.masood@tribune.com.pk)


It is hard to understand why former President Pervez Musharraf would want to come back to Pakistan, get involved in its messy politics and find himself ensnared with challenges more daunting than those he faced in his tenure. Extremists and militants are still a potent threat. Polity is divided and polarised. The economy is in a shambles. Governance in such precarious and uncertain times is no easy walkover. But Musharraf certainly seems to relish the idea of a dreamlike comeback.

Instead of the Army House his eyes are now set on the Prime Minister House. He has held several meetings with his supporters and over a dozen politicians in the Gulf recently. Several politicians – no matter how little their spheres of influence – have assured him of their support in case he lands back in Islamabad. The beneficiaries of the devolution plan are more than eager for the former general to stage a comeback so that their sagging fortunes can soar once again. Some industrialists have also reportedly expressed similar wishes. A political party, the All Pakistan Muslim League (APML), has been registered with the Election Commission. On June 9, this newspaper reported that two former aides, known for their unflinching support and loyalty for the former president, have already started a countrywide campaign intended to draw membership, starting from Karachi.

Muhammad Ali Saif, a former caretaker minister of state, claimed at a press conference ‘a la Goebbels’ that the interest of the people in Musharraf’s returning was enormous. Rashid Quraishi, a retired major-general and spokesperson for Musharraf, remained noncommittal about the exact date of return of his mentor. Such a date is surely not anytime soon. It is foolhardy of Musharraf’s aides to think that support for him on Facebook means something tangible and widespread support for him inside Pakistan. The urban middleclass– which often feels nostalgic for the early Musharraf years, his swagger and charisma– will not come out to vote for him. Their apathy is quite appalling. They grumble about the dismal conditions of the country but never come out to vote for change.

And for Musharraf, not much has changed. The bitter residue that he left behind when forced out of power remains toxic and smouldering. For rightwing Islamists, the lingering memories of episodes like Lal Masjid will continue to roil up emotions. Baloch nationalists hold Musharraf responsible for Nawab Akbar Bugti’s killing. The judiciary, under Chief Justice Iftikhar Chaudhry, would welcome any opportunity to drag him through the courts. Some politicians, especially the Nawaz camp, have old vendettas to settle. He is already used as a punching bag when government and opposition politicians run out of issues to let off their steam.

There is hardly any political space for Musharraf. Any form of a comeback in such a treacherous and inhospitable landscape would be no less than a miracle. The only possibility is some version of a Bangladesh model where the military ousts the current political lot, replacing it with a technocratic veneer and helping Musharraf edge back to power. It is a long shot and improbable at best. If General Ashfaq Parvez Kayani, the inscrutable army chief, is thinking of lending someone a lifeline, it is most probably for no one else but his own self.

And time is not on the general’s side either. He already seems like a relic of the past.

 

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And for Musharraf, not much has changed. The bitter residue that he left behind when forced out of power remains toxic and smouldering. For rightwing Islamists, the lingering memories of episodes like Lal Masjid will continue to roil up emotions. Baloch nationalists hold Musharraf responsible for Nawab Akbar Bugti’s killing. The judiciary, under Chief Justice Iftikhar Chaudhry, would welcome any opportunity to drag him through the courts. Some politicians, especially the Nawaz camp, have old vendettas to settle. He is already used as a punching bag when government and opposition politicians run out of issues to let off their steam.

I think the author must read his article before having it print. At the lowest point popularity, Pervez Musharraf was able to get PML-Q 50 plus seats from all four provinces.

We know where the PPPP and Zardari stand and we also know where the closet Taliban, Nawaz Sharif, stands on popularity. Things have changed in the last two years.

Never say never in politics and our Judiciary will also settle down like our politicians.

 

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I will return to Pakistan soon: Musharraf​

Former Pakistani president Pervez Musharraf has said he will return to Pakistan soon to join national politics.

In a telephonic address to a group of students here, Musharraf said he would soon return to Pakistan to take part in national politics, Online news agency said Tuesday citing a private TV channel report.

"Pakistan again will be on the track of progress with the efforts of the All Pakistan Muslim League," Musharraf said, adding that he needed the people's support to change the "fate of Pakistan".

The All Pakistan Muslim League was formed earlier this year by Musharraf who has expressed his desire to contest the next parliamentary polls in the country.

I will return to Pakistan soon: Musharraf- Hindustan Times

 

[MZUBAIR]

Those who lov e Mushraf..........(Most corrupt general.)


Can a general buy these kind of houses

 

[sparklingway]

Those who lov e Mushraf..........(Most corrupt general.)

He earned big bucks from his book sales (and he went on a book tour on late night shows in the US on taxpayer money).

Also, please just give a date now. It's been "I'm coming back" for over an year now.

 

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Look what I made:

 

[SSGPA1]

Those who lov e Mushraf..........(Most corrupt general.)


Can a general buy these kind of houses

Please understand that if a rich person invites Pervez Musharraf to his castle it doesn't mean that Pervez Mushararf own that place.

Pervez Musharraf has been provided with a VVIP jet by the Saudis for his travels to the kingdom, now does it mean that Pervez Musharraf owns the jet??

 

[moha199]

Musharraf Please come back so we can have you rule the country and make the best out of it

 

[MZUBAIR]

Musharraf Please come back so we can have you rule the country and make the best out of it

Yes as we did in his region...............
Shame to those people who still support him

Y dont u people think PTI

 

[MZUBAIR]

He earned big bucks from his book sales (and he went on a book tour on late night shows in the US on taxpayer money).

Also, please just give a date now. It's been "I'm coming back" for over an year now.

A man cant earn that much on the sale of book, nither by giving lectures in Unis'


Be realeatic........
He should be hanged.

 

[MZUBAIR]

Please understand that if a rich person invites Pervez Musharraf to his castle it doesn't mean that Pervez Mushararf own that place.

Pervez Musharraf has been provided with a VVIP jet by the Saudis for his travels to the kingdom, now does it mean that Pervez Musharraf owns the jet??

Thats not the justification of his crimes...........
I dont say that GunjaBi bi, and 10% are not crimnals....they are as well..........but Mushi did too much.

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Musharraf Please come back so we can have you rule the country and make the best out of it

Sure come back if ur not coward.........

Dont u have a single person out of millions of Pakitsnies to save our country.

 

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Don't worry president Musharraf soon will be in Pakistan to save Pakistan.

Imran Khan or PTI have no clue about politics yet and IK has lost support afetr supporting the Talibans. We need leaders who can get seats from all provinces and from one region alone.