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  • Posted By: Ali Tahir @ 01/03/2008 6:30:07 AM

    don't make the world foolish by the name of war on terrorism.

  • Posted By: nawawimohamad @ 01/02/2008 3:10:31 AM

    Both Nawaz Sharif and Benazir Bhutto were brought back to Pakistan from exile under US pressure. Since Musharraf is a recalcitrant US dog, the US brought in the other well mannered freshly trained dogs ( or rather a dog and a ***). The terrorists are not an issue here. It is OIL. Pakistan under Pervez Musharraf has agreed on the $7.4billion gas pipeline connecting Iran to India via Pakistan. This will put in a big hole in the bucket on the sanctions against Iran for its nuclear program. The US was not able to pressure India to abort the deal and Musharraf is going through with the project. Benazir neither die for democracy nor for Pakistan - she died for the US.

  • Posted By: Srada @ 01/02/2008 12:21:02 AM

    This is response to most of SKVAM's comments and posts.

    No one will sweat about anything what you said,, its just an example of "Trash comes out of trashy minds ". Better to leave the trash alone.

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How will Musharraf's decision to postpone Pakistan's elections affect the fortunes of Benazir Bhutto's political party?