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ADVICE,

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Friday, February 27, 2009 06:15 AM 

My advice to Respected Nawaz Sharif is to face the situation gracefull bcos this is a real test for him, not to incite ppl to take law and order in their hands and damage public and private properties, respect rule of law and law enforcing agencies , never create a situation in the country for business activities which effects the common man who is already worried about his livelihood and plz be mindfull of the country immage abroad bcos on the ongoing situation in Pakistan we are facing lot of embarrassment here abroad.Though you are living a luxurious life in Raiwind Palace but due to strikes calls ,dont snatch bread from the mouth of 85 % of Pakistanies who have no concern with the politics.
Request for pardoning me, if i have said some thing uncalled for, by those favouring Honourable Nawaz Sharif.
All the best for wounderful Pakistan :pkf

Another Pakistani replied on Friday, February 27, 2009 06:28 AM 

I concur. You are right on spot.

Chief minister Shabaz Sha replied on Friday, February 27, 2009 06:56 AM 

I hate to spoil our image out side, Hay bro who cares. This is exactly the type of thing which must happen, we have for too long been talking and taking it easy, now its time to get out into the streets and make our voices heard. These Politicians must go.

We shouldent care if some overseaes peoples rep gos a miss, these overseas dont even care to come to Pakistan at times like these all they care about is when to invest in property, they dont make any thing and they dont build any thing all they care about is putting money into this poor country and taking it our with a heavy profit and when they cant they complain. Hay overseas people if u wana help please invest in property now so I can sell me plot at a profit :)

Naveed Yaseen replied on Friday, February 27, 2009 07:07 AM 

My advice to all leaders would be to not ignore their security and backups. It is time when some anti-Pakistani forces may want to take multiple-side advantage by such moves.

Expat replied on Friday, February 27, 2009 07:59 AM 

Dear Cheif Minister Shahbaz,
I'am an expat working and living abroad from last 10 years in and have been sending money home and spending my holidays in Pakistan.
At the moment I live in Central Europe and no western airline is willing to fly to Pakistan but they do fly to Afghanistan and Iraq!
Still I travelled to Pakistan after buying 3 separate air tickets of three different airlines.
When I left Pakistan I had a 2000$ salary and car but I voluntarily vacated my position for a fellow Pakistani, who is still sticking to the same job. We overseas Pakistani bring investment and creat opportunities for fellow Pakistanis living in Pakistan.
IMO, we overseas Pakistani love Pakistan more than the Pakistani living inside and we have done much more for Pakistan than those Pakistanis who earn money in Pakistan and than send it to foreign banks in Dubai, Switzerland and UK.
Our identity as Pakistanis creat problems and squeez opportunities but we uncivilized people of Pakistan do not even know how to discuss things on table.
You don't have to come to the streets raising your sleves just vote sensibly.
What ever happened to Nawaz Sharif today was writting on wall from the day one. Best way forward is to find a substitute for Sharif family and don't get excited. I remember 10 years agao Sharif family was like royals of Pakistan and they also did many unlawful experiments.
I rememeber family of one murdered army Cheif of Pakistan blame Sharif family for poising him to death.
People use to disappear in Sharif era as well, rumor is those were fed to hungry dogs in raiwind.
Zaradri made fool of Sharif when he told him to participate in elections against Quid-e-Azam league and thus votes were divided and PPP won enough seats to play divide and rule politics.
For last one year I have seen Zardari blackmailing Sharif by telling that he will remove Punjab govt.! what the hell these selfish brothers only care for their seat but does not understand that others paly with their weakness and which is selfishness.
I hope next time people of Pakistan will vote sensibly.
As a hint I tell I never vote for the sucess of my favorite candidate but for the failure of most unwanted candidate.
It is the dirty we need to get rid rest makes not much difference.

A.M.BUTT replied on Friday, February 27, 2009 08:12 AM 

My advice to Respected Nawaz Sharif is to face the situation gracefull bcos this is a real test for him, not to incite ppl to take law and order in their hands and damage public and private properties, respect rule of law and law enforcing agencies , never create a situation in the country for business activities which effects the common man who is already worried about his livelihood and plz be mindfull of the country immage abroad bcos on the ongoing situation in Pakistan we are facing lot of embarrassment here abroad.Though you are living a luxurious life in Raiwind Palace but due to strikes calls ,dont snatch bread from the mouth of 85 % of Pakistanies who have no concern with the politics.
Request for pardoning me, if i have said some thing uncalled for, by those favouring Honourable Nawaz Sharif.
All the best for wounderful Pakistan

Chief minister Shabaz Sha replied on Friday, February 27, 2009 08:46 AM 

Inshallah I will do my best to help my country in any way I can but nothing gives you overseas the right to bad moth this country. Inshallah a day will come when you people would want to come back home but someone like me will not grant you Visas, Inshallah the day will come when this country will prosper, this will be because we are going through all this and we shall with the grace of Allah tala come out and be batter. But most over seas people who have let are, what can I say.

yesss replied on Friday, February 27, 2009 09:01 AM 

Yesterday, Thursday, the Wall Street Journal had a front page story on this latest Pakistani political event. Here is one paragraph:

"Since taking over the presidency last Sept, Mr.. Zardari has surrounded himself with a small cadre of advisors, many of them unelected, including family members and associates whom Mr. Zardari got to know in jail or in exile. Among the members of Mr. Zardari's inner circle: his former physician, Dr. Asim Hussain, who in addition to running a hospital in Karachi is the government's adviser on petroleum affairs and runs the oil ministry, despite having no background in the industry."

The article continues, "Mr. Zardari emerged as Pakistan's most powerful politician in the wake of Ms. Bhuttos Dec 2007 assassination. Previously, he was best known for his love of polo and for corruption that made the nickname "Mr. Ten Percent" stick with the public."

The world is laughing at Pakistan !!

Waqar Latif replied on Friday, February 27, 2009 09:21 AM 

Nice one @ Yesss

asim replied on Friday, February 27, 2009 09:36 AM 

This is right time to get rid of PPP from pakistan.

if we remain neuteral, we will remain slaves forever

Arfan replied on Friday, February 27, 2009 10:03 AM 

This forum of 4 is a true picture of Pakistanis. We can not tolerate others with different point of view. Perhaps the democrativ way was to wait until next elections. Until very recent our leaders were like elder-younger brothers. They made fool out of us now they are making us again with a different preposition. When there will be a true leadership in Pakistan, we will ourselves stand with them even without their aggressive persuation.

Respect each other's mind and thinking. Thanks.

Ali Khan replied on Friday, February 27, 2009 10:36 AM 

Please be patient and watch this all very carefully and please safe urself inspite of giving responce . If we all think about ourselves 1st then we can achive our all goals . This is not a matter of loyalty .
All these Parties are fighting for the country, if one lose its not means that other all parties are false.
Please Its not our matter , its not your matter please keep your all work in same prosses that you was doing . We cannot do any thing inspite of striking and burn poor people's assets .

Nothing is going to happen all things will remain same ... but one thing can be happen that is your progress by your own efforts , so keep trying best in your work or for your orginization .

Thanx

asim replied on Friday, February 27, 2009 02:57 PM 

looks like national assembly will be dissolved before long march.

Amjad replied on Friday, February 27, 2009 06:41 PM 

PPP have more seats in national assembly ,have a colation govenments in all provinces while N leauge is the largest party only in Punjab province, and dont have any seat in Sind and Baluchistan so Mr.Asim before you give any comment against PPP please see the ground facts.

asim replied on Friday, February 27, 2009 08:53 PM 

amjad butt sab i am not ppp jiyala like you and atiq raja

BRN replied on Saturday, February 28, 2009 04:13 AM 

Support PTI, join Long March, thats the only right and true choice for every Pakistani. PPP and PML just go away, we don't need any backward type leadership.......Please leave the country, Inshallah we will handle the problems.

Hamid,Toronto replied on Saturday, February 28, 2009 04:22 AM 

I have to say, Mr. Zardari made a big blunder. This will be a big hit on fragile democracy. Beside any political affiliation, long march will NOT be fruitful unless big players (President, PM, Army Chief) play their roles/parts.

Waqar Latif replied on Saturday, February 28, 2009 04:46 AM 

@Hamid

If this long march got hit, then ANP (...) can slip from the government. & if some how PML-Q & PML-N gets joins, then no one can save Mr. gillani, & then easily Parlimant can reduce powers of the Mr. Kabari, and then u know he will remain just like a dummy. This seems to be the game plan of the PML-N, after all they also can't afford disruption for long time other wise the kiyani can foot both kabari and Ganju...

Also, even kabari get sense & send X-CJ on his seat then the new CJ can create many hurdles for the government, on the back of Ganju, including pushing Musharaf, which could make sad to the lord of our current government.

So bottom line is, Kabari gone get ... anyway, if long march get hit.

Amjad replied on Saturday, February 28, 2009 06:58 PM 

Shame to N Leauge and shame to PPP leadership now both parties are begging to Musharraf/Qatal Leauge for support in Punjab Assembly. No doubt Pakistani politicians are begarit and Pakistani people are stupid.
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