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Pervez Musharraf: “We fight for Pakistan”: comments

quoteDave Jones

May 29, 2009, 10:16

Hi An address to the Kinder garden Children.or at best on lecture tour to civilised countries to show them what Pakistan in no-way what it is now .
Has had nine years to see to that.
Islamic foundamentalist attitude is ingrained in him, tripartite solutions that he is now saying is only eye -wash.
There exists inherent megalomaniac's desire to Ismalise the whole world.
Who created the "Talibans"? .... that is History. Ancient History as described by Prez is only a way of Political "Deduction"off his hat facing the interviewer. Advise is to Reflect on Progress you have,Made,,Peaceful co-esistence, Intellectual freedom but not engage them to smuggle" NUCLEAT TECHNOLOGY"and not wash hands to repeat that they have no parts in ecquiping others for "ultirior" motive .Sorry sounds confrontational but this is the truth.Regards

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