http://www.satribune.com A Web Newspaper for Investigative Reporting en-us http://www.satribune.com/archives/200510/P1_sat.htm I thank all those friends, journalists, writers, analysts and officials, all my secret sources of information, all the well wishers and supporters, who helped SAT achieve its name and credibility. Shaheen Sehbai http://www.satribune.com/archives/200510/P1_ss.htm The only, and so far the obvious, beneficiary has been General Musharraf himself as the toll of death and misery has diverted all attention from his rule and misrule of the last 6 years. Shaheen Sehbai http://www.satribune.com/archives/200510/P1_ary.htm Not only the entire civil administration and the political leadership of Azad Kashmir has evaporated, the military struggle for liberation of Kashmir has also been buried under the killer earthquake. Special SAT Report http://www.satribune.com/archives/200510/P1_anis.htm If you ever want to see a Government failing, and in fact, want to see a collapsed state, then visit Balakot, which is two and a half hours drive from Abbotabad. Anees Jillani http://www.satribune.com/archives/200510/P1_imti.htm A State that failed to mobilize its over-pampered machinery to rescue its citizens is not, perhaps, capable to even estimate the scale of the destruction. Imtiaz Alam http://www.satribune.com/archives/200510/P1_zia.htm Musharraf in the last six years has changed the meanings of democracy, parliamentary system of government, press freedom and the rule of law. M. Ziauddin http://www.satribune.com/archives/200510/P1_ar.htm Karzai is unlikely to either control or confront the new parliament as he believes that political parties were responsible for destroying Afghanistan and its politics. Ahmed Rashid http://www.satribune.com/archives/200510/P1_tn2.htm General Musharraf spun the war on terror into a cold cash of $20 billion. He should not be allowed to turn the blood of thousands of earthquake victims into another spigot of cash. Dr Tarique Niazi http://www.satribune.com/archives/200510/P1_mudas.htm Landmark elections in Afghanistan have expectedly thrown up a parliament that can be appropriately called a mixed bag with MPs of all descriptions. S Mudassir Ali Shah http://www.satribune.com/archives/200510/P1_waj.htm Experts believe the Government policy ignores the laid down procedures of ensuring good order in the tribal area, which has been enforced on the tribes for generations. Wajahat Latif