Jihad
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Khar is not a 'PPP Jiyala', and therefore not your typical PPP politician. She was groomed under Musharraf after all.
Could it be that with the PPP leadership (the pair of incompetent clowns called Zardari and Gillani) has been too busy trying to become political martyrs (or paint themselves as such) and therefore not really been able to influence foreign policy direction, and Khar was therefore able to convey an unfiltered message.
The fact that the PPP leadership has not (AFAIK) spread word of this particular exchange might suggest that Zardari+Gillani did not support Khar's comments, and are trying to minimize the impact by ignoring them.
You have a very good point there AM.
I'm just tired of Pakistan being portrayed as lackey in the general media, while in reality, it's this core group consisting of e.g. Zardari, Nawaz and so forth who are lions during their jalsas when they present themselves, but when or if in charge and they have to deal with the Americans, they succumb to pressure and become mere kittens.
While I know from the bottom of my heart that the common Pakistani is not like that, does not like to give in so easily and sure as hell does not want to be treated as a dog.
I admire the way you have defended Pakistan's interests all the way AM, for you are a true Pakistani with his heart in the right place, it's a shame you're not into active politics, and I mean that.
It is one of the reasons why I continue to believe that Pakistan has level-headed and bold people with the right mindset. If you would read the news about Pakistan, you'd think that it's some kind of alien nations full of suicide bombers.
Our nation as a whole is a rough diamond which needs to be polished, that's the way I see it, so much potential, it's incredible, and sitting on top of all that potential is the U.S. government combined with the current Pakistani government.
Why would the Americans request to perform a drone strike in the first place? Especially after the Binladen saga....
It makes no sense, unless the Americans feel that they've shoved their boots enough up our ***** and want to take things more sincere and "polite" by asking us first.
Just PR stunts if you ask me, are we meant to say "Ohh...wow, hats off to our government for rejecting that!"