PML-N Political Desk

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Sumera Malik Declared gulity in Fake Degree. However, the Notification of her success in 2008 has been declared void??????? (Geo News)

jaahil ganwaron ki party

 

[batmannow]

tu

Who was responsible? They didn't appear out of no where. Who was supporting them covertly and overtly unless Uncle Sam pushed the screws of both them and their collaborators.

turkey commited its troops ,under preasure by EU & USA also hoping to become a EU member both in afghanistan & IRAQ?
should pakistan under musharaf , hve done the same, just because turkey was doing that?
ohh you dont understand, what i mean?
never mind, go & enjoy your sugar cane in, some goddamm khet!
cause thats the best , you understand? right?
jaaag norey jaaag, teri tind nu lagg gaya dagh?

 

[SBD-3]

Who does not think himself above the law in Pakistan. Whosoever has slightest of the power tries to brush aside the law; may it be military dictator, or civilian. I have yet to see a politician who has the acumen to refuse U & K SA. I also wonder if our politicians have learnt anything from last experiences, but apparently not. Though, I do not advocate military rule, but, dynastic political dictators do not pose a very positive picture for Pakistan. In military regime number of parasites leeching on public exchequer are limited; whereas under political governments those are unlimited. Each military government left the country in economically stable condition, on the contrary each political government left the country closer to bankruptcy and financial turmoil. These are not mere words but verifiable facts.

Well again, that nothingness.
In military regime the political loot is replaced with organized military loot. Military made inroads in every civilian institution instead of politicians. When military men replace meter-readers and other lucrative posts, what else can be expected. From banking to fertilizers, from wapda to real estate and bureaucracy, military has her fair share of fortune. Politicians get notorious since they face free media,judiciary and a general negative sentiment. In whose regime the media was controlled and who bullied with the judiciary we all know.

 

[SBD-3]

tu

turkey commited its troops ,under preasure by EU & USA also hoping to become a EU member both in afghanistan & IRAQ?
should pakistan under musharaf , hve done the same, just because turkey was doing that?
ohh you dont understand, what i mean?
never mind, go & enjoy your sugar cane in, some goddamm khet!
cause thats the best , you understand? right?
jaaag norey jaaag, teri tind nu lagg gaya dagh?

The point is that where there is a dictator, the intuitions are dummies. And the way he treated his own parliament, result is that he is all alone. Whatever thy sow, shall thy reap.

 

[SBD-3]

jaahil ganwaron ki party

Hah, bus conductor khud ko parhy likhay kehna shuru ho gaye hain. Abi G**d phansi hue hay to ro bhee nahi sktay becharay. Sara din bus main bhonktay ho aur raat ko CNG station kay bahir line main so jatay ho. Yahi auqat hay tum jyson ki.

 

[W.11]

The point is that where there is a dictator, the intuitions are dummies. And the way he treated his own parliament, result is that he is all alone. Whatever thy sow, shall thy reap.

lol, he freed the media, were the media dummies then?

yes he was a dictator but he had a functioning democracy, he just ensured that institutions work efficiently having a danda on the back of the so called democratic people

today its more of a dictatorship now, as compared to the mush period for instance appointing a caretaker chairman for PCB so that PCB elections are never held for ever till nooras are there

 

[SBD-3]

lol, he freed the media, were the media dummies then?

yes he was a dictator but he had a functioning democracy, he just ensured that institutions work efficiently having a danda on the back of the so called democratic people

today its more of a dictatorship now, as compared to the mush period for instance appointing a caretaker chairman for PCB so that PCB elections are never held for ever till nooras are there

And yet your party has a record of jumping into the laps regardless of being that of dictator or not.
And yes Mushi rewarded one of his comrades General Tauqeer. How much was he qualified, We all know that too.

 

[batmannow]

And yet your party has a record of jumping into the laps regardless of being that of dictator or not.
And yes Mushi rewarded one of his comrades General Tauqeer. How much was he qualified, We all know that too.

it was NOORA LEAGUE WHICH ATTACKED THE DAM, SC which is a trade mark, of nooracracy for the years to come?
how about genrl JILANI , how much he was, qualifyied bringing NOORA into politics?

 

[batmannow]

The point is that where there is a dictator, the intuitions are dummies. And the way he treated his own parliament, result is that he is all alone. Whatever thy sow, shall thy reap.

the point was that, anywhere in the so called damocraticly run asian countries, they get more bullied even to commit thier troops, for the safty of others or in turkeys case superpower USA?
while a dictator seems, more stronger by, saying them no, for his troops dragged into, others war?

 

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who's the traitor

 

[SBD-3]

who's the traitor

No extra-judicial step: Courts to decide Dr Shakil Afridi's fate, says Nawaz
LONDON: Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif said on Monday that the issue of Dr Shakeel Afridi, involved in running a fake vaccination campaign at CIA’s behest to locate Osama bin Laden in Abbottabad, was sub-judice, and that the courts will decide upon it.

Talking to the media after his arrival in London ahead of the World Islamic Economic Forum (WIEF), Nawaz said that they would not take any extra-judicial step over the issue of Dr Afridi. He said Pakistan has the prerogative to take its own decisions and it should exercise its right.

Nawaz added that drone attacks were against the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Pakistan and that during his meeting with US President Barack Obama earlier in October, he had very candidly and openly discussed the issue.

On the subject of adverse law and order situation in Karachi, the premier said that peace was fast restoring in the port city, adding, it would be restored fully.

Nawaz, who will be meeting Afghan President Hamid Karzai on the sidelines of the WIEF, said it was policy of Pakistan to support a peaceful Afghanistan. He confirmed that there will be trilateral talks between him, Karzai and British Prime Minister David Cameron.

In addition, Nawaz is expected to hold bilateral meetings on the sidelines of the Forum with the Malaysian Prime Minister, the Presidents of Kosovo and Bosnia Herzegovina and other leaders from the Muslim world.

Nawaz is accompanied by the Advisor on National Security and Foreign Affairs, Minister of Finance, Minister of State for Commerce, Minister for State for IT & Telecom, Foreign Secretary and a high level business delegation including Chairman Board of Investment.
http://tribune.com.pk/story/624003/...akil-afridis-fate-says-nawaz/#comment-1761950

 

[SBD-3]

it was NOORA LEAGUE WHICH ATTACKED THE DAM, SC which is a trade mark, of nooracracy for the years to come?
how about genrl JILANI , how much he was, qualifyied bringing NOORA into politics?

Now you're trying to cloud the fact that Mushi didn't learn from his predecessor. If Nawaz had attacked the SC, Mushi should have known. However, he didn't because he was so drunk in his ego and self-righteousness that he repeated the mistakes made by Nawaz before him. However, the difference between the two is that Nawaz has learned over time while Mushi is still living in delusion. He had the chance to give this country a good and clean breed of politicians when both NS and BB were effectively out of politics, living in exile. Yet he colluded with Q league in a bid to legitimize his own grip over the affair of the country. He subsequently provided the cover of NRO to the same politicians which he considered "finished and vile", not in the country's interest but rather to save his own skin. The brave man was begging Kayani for helping him staying in the presidency and how Zardari ousted him is a grave lesson in the history of Pakistan. Musharraf's days are done.

 

[Panther 57]

He had the chance to give this country a good and clean breed of politicians when both NS and BB were effectively out of politics, living in exile.

No Doubt.

 

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