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#1 Administrator forumsadmin@satribune.com Posts: 2,258 Registered: Dec, 1969 Gen. Musharraf's Telling-off to Elected Parliament Posted: Apr 26, 2003 11:02 PM Reply Discuss the story Gen. Musharraf's Telling-off to Elected Parliament at http://www.satribune.com/archives/apr27_may3_03/opinion_tariq.htm Your message will be posted unedited, but we reserve the right to edit or remove any message

#2 Abrar Akbar abrarakbar@hotmail.com Posts: 8 Registered: Feb, 2003 Re: Gen. Musharraf's Telling-off to Elected Parliament Posted: Apr 28, 2003 6:01 AM Reply Dear Niazi Sahib: Welcome back with your enlightening and outstanding piece. I am doubtful if it could be expressed in a better, more convincing way. Thanks a lot for your input. Believe me, we have been missing you over here and were eagerly waiting for your next write-up. Please, keep on blessing us with your clarity of arguments and writing skills. With very best regards, Abrar Akbar Stockholm, Sweden

#3 Mohd Anwer Re: Gen. Musharraf's Telling-off to Elected Parliament Posted: Apr 28, 2003 2:06 PM Reply I did not agree what you wrote here. Indeed mushraff is a president of pakistan and he does have a Right to input. Look at the elected MNA, how many of you can you name that are really working for pakistan? Answer is None. Most MNA chnage parties as we change our clothes, how many of them can be bought and how many of them are greedy like a Pig, and how many elected MNA are uneducated and how many MNA don't no about foreign policy. can pakistan afford a matric fail mullah or a corrupt politicion run the Gov? these Elected MNA will destroy pakistan within a minute. How many elected Mullahs are involve in killing and terrorism. after seeing all these luantic mullahs and others i rather have mushraff then anybody else. as a pakistan we should make mushraffs hand stronger.

#4 ex soldier Re: Gen. Musharraf's Telling-off to Elected Parliament Posted: May 1, 2003 3:33 AM Reply An excellent piece of writing, putting the hijacking of Pakistan in a clear perspective, pointing out the real source of problem. And what a shame that some Pakistanies are actually pleased with this situation. Great nations give their lives in order to protect values and principles. Therefore, if we have decided to put up with what we are being given, then we need to look at ourselves and see whether we have lost the greatness that we claimed, or was that a false claim to begin with.

#5 Guest Re: Gen. Musharraf's Telling-off to Elected Parliament Posted: May 1, 2003 9:02 AM Reply #3 - Mohd Anwer Why do you not stop yelling and start naming all the "Mullas" that are involved in killing and terrorism – when, where? I do not think you can name even one. And if you do name one, then why has Musharraf not arrested him? HA HA HA. I know that Ishrat-ul Ibad - a strong supporter and a favourite of Musharraf, and now governer of Sind - was the main accused in Hakeem Saeed murder.

#6 Guest Re: Gen. Musharraf's Telling-off to Elected Parliament Posted: May 2, 2003 3:08 PM Reply Anybody looking inside Musharraf will find him to be a person who has passed 12th grade and nothing more. He has been propelled into power to keep the civilians from resolving the Kashmir issue which is frankly north worth dragging beyond a perfunctionary point. If we have normal contention free relationship wit India the need for maintaining this absolutely unaffordable military establishment. Mushrarraf with have to go - sooner the better lest he come falling down in in a C130 - or worse...

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