Comments on: A general point – Karan Thapar

By: Razi A.Abbasi(pseudo name: Paki)

Razi A.Abbasi(pseudo name: Paki) — Thu, 13 Aug 2009 17:32:35 +0000

Karan Thapar’s words are testimony to great qualities of Gen.Musharraf.What else one need in a leader.He can guide the whole Muslim world.
Alas, the simpletons in Pakistani politics could understand his qualities.He is the need of the hour for Pakistan.
Wish he comes back and make the house in order and take Pakistan to great heights.
Pakistan always Zindabad.

By: dinesh

dinesh — Wed, 05 Aug 2009 23:18:25 +0000

I had been listen some of the interviews of Gen Musharraf given to Indian media. Then, i was searching
for some interviews of indian leaders given to pakistani, surprisingly did not find one leaving an exception of Lalu’s. I began to wonder if they are approached by pakistani media or they just refuse to appear in pakistani media?

I am personally a fan Karan thapar an fully endorse what he has written about Musharaf. I have watched the entire enclave organised by India today, i would commend Musharaf’s courage to address a hostile gathering, perhaps the most one, and answering unpleasant questions. I would love to see an indian leader doing likewise in Pakistan.

By: Obaid Ullah Khan

Obaid Ullah Khan — Wed, 05 Aug 2009 07:24:29 +0000

Mr. Pervez Musharaf is being criticized in Pakistani media as it seems a taboo to praise him. But I respect him for his patriotism and services for Pakistan as a soldier and as a ruler though his achievements are not up to the mark in some way, but it was not bad as now a day either. But one ought to give him credit for his enthusiasm and hard work for the betterment of the country. I have respect for democracy and believe that it is very important for the democratic regimes to be mature, that it should not be derailed by military regimes. But ground realities are not ideal for such an ideal theories. If someone is of the view that Pakistan is a sovereign state, then I think he lives in a fool’s paradise. No sir sovereignty of a nation depends upon its economy. The one, who controls our economy, also controls our internal affairs. Is it not a fact that no regime in Pakistan can be thought of without the consent and approval of USA. So why blame Mr. Musharaf. On the other hand one has to see HONESTLY what Mr. Musharaf did for Pakistan, far better than those who are criticizing him. They are just afraid of him and nothing else. I don’t see a better Leader, in Pakistan’s present politics, which is better choice than Musharf. I also have a firm belief that there are far better personalities to lead the Nation. But present corrupt scenario does not allow flourishing good, honest, and real leadership capable to lead.

By: Ali

Ali — Mon, 27 Jul 2009 19:34:53 +0000

I salute to this patriotic real pakistani blood, who has always worked, fought, and contributed with his soul for the country.Sir, if you are reading this please take heart and stand in front of these corroupt politiicans… they are again sucking the blood of the motherland. dear Sir, we will need you again, but i am not understanding why few elements here have made so contraversal. a media group has an agenda not only against you but also against the country. we are with you. I love my country and i love you so….. GOD be always with you.

By: Unknows

Unknows — Sun, 26 Jul 2009 03:55:16 +0000

if you actuallly see, he is a shameless creature, a publicity monger, a cheap publicity stuntman, who failed politician who was booed by his own countrymen in his own country, a failed and a shameless president who is now being impeached by his own judiciary, a third grade general who lost each and every war ,yet does not want to admit it . He is essenatially a cheap politician who wants to get attention of the same country, whose army kicked his butt in kargil war. he is a such a head of state who is a fraud..a lier who lied to his own ppl, a crook and a cheap thug who lied to his trusted and common aids to meet his end. In short, he should be ashamned of himself..