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Zeenix said:Yeah Yeah and He discussed his plans with you...


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Zeenix said:Yeah Yeah and He discussed his plans with you...
Momo said:^^ And why not? If people can welcome and defend a "ghaasib" in the form of Musharraf, who broke the constituton to become president, what's wrong in defending somebody who was elected according to the constitution, and who isn't yet two days in office and has not done anything exactly impeachable either.
Please educate us on this.
Momo said:A very good sign indeed. I am telling you guys, this time Inshaallah Zardari means business - pun not intended.
Sheikh said:''Two recent decisions by Mr. Zardari showed a disregard for Pakistan’s alarming deficits, they said, speaking anonymously because they did not want to publicly criticize the next president.
In April, Mr. Zardari told Ishaq Dar, the finance minister at the time and a member of Mr. Sharif’s party, which has since broken with Mr. Zardari, that he wanted the price the government paid farmers for wheat to be raised substantially as a way of rewarding an important constituency in Punjab Province, the nation’s most populous, according to two participants in the discussion with Mr. Zardari. The government would then have to heavily subsidize the cost of wheat to the consumer.
When Mr. Dar asked Mr. Zardari how he thought the government would pay for the subsidy, Mr. Zardari replied, “Print the notes,” according to the two participants, a government official and an associate of Mr. Zardari’s. In an effort to solve the impasse over the subsidy, it was suggested that Mr. Zardari form a committee of experts.
“ ‘I am the expert,’ ” Mr. Zardari said, according to his associate. '
the Great Khan said:zardari is something else...i dont think we really know what kind of president he's gonna be
Sheikh said:In April, Mr. Zardari told Ishaq Dar, the finance minister at the time and a member of Mr. Sharif’s party, which has since broken with Mr. Zardari, that he wanted the price the government paid farmers for wheat to be raised substantially as a way of rewarding an important constituency in Punjab Province, the nation’s most populous, according to two participants in the discussion with Mr. Zardari. The government would then have to heavily subsidize the cost of wheat to the consumer.
When Mr. Dar asked Mr. Zardari how he thought the government would pay for the subsidy, Mr. Zardari replied, “Print the notes,” according to the two participants, a government official and an associate of Mr. Zardari’s. In an effort to solve the impasse over the subsidy, it was suggested that Mr. Zardari form a committee of experts.
Dont know much bout it but president have most powers currently, but all the powers should soon be shifted to the pm. Well hopefully, zardari wont back down as he did with the restoration of judges.OZGOD said:I may have asked this before, but how important is the president in Pakistan? Is it he who runs the country, or the PM?
Saj said:I still fail to comprehend how someone who has robbed the nation previously, has robbed the people of Pakistan and is a proven fraudster now finds himself as President.
OZGOD said:How can this be? Do people have short memories or do they just not care?
But I was under the impression that this election was conducted by that most upright and honest of specimens better known as "The Fearless Commando" (jo darta naeen eh).Vegitto1 said:The common man goes out, casts a vote and thinks that his vote actually makes a difference/)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lae7S626O1U
(You can watch it OZGOD...enough english in it for you to see what happened)
Watch it OZGOD you will love it
12thMan said:we will see. GEO was showing a lot of clips during breaks with Benazir saying that the Pakistani flag will be flying at Cheif Justice's residence