http://www.emagine-group.com/behindthechairmansdoor/2006/08/29/how-to-destabilize-a-country/ not for wealth, rank, or honor; but for personal worth and character Sat, 22 Nov 2008 00:13:45 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 http://www.emagine-group.com/behindthechairmansdoor/2006/08/29/how-to-destabilize-a-country/#comment-2249 WHISK » Blog Archive » No Shame in Deceit? Thu, 17 Jul 2008 21:05:19 +0000 http://www.emagine-group.com/behindthechairmansdoor/2006/08/29/how-to-destabilize-a-country/#comment-2249 [...] that has permeated our people. While Ms. Bhutto continues to proclaim her innocence, in the face of overwhelming evidence to the contrary, she does so without a tremor in her voice, no inflection or raised blood pressure to betray her, [...] [...] that has permeated our people. While Ms. Bhutto continues to proclaim her innocence, in the face of overwhelming evidence to the contrary, she does so without a tremor in her voice, no inflection or raised blood pressure to betray her, [...]

]]> http://www.emagine-group.com/behindthechairmansdoor/2006/08/29/how-to-destabilize-a-country/#comment-2230 MARTIAL LAW TO SAVE THE COUNTRY? - Page 5 Sat, 07 Jun 2008 16:44:04 +0000 http://www.emagine-group.com/behindthechairmansdoor/2006/08/29/how-to-destabilize-a-country/#comment-2230 [...] 4- PML-Q issues ‘white paper’ against Nawaz -DAWN - National; February 13, 2008 5- Behind the Chairman’s Door | How to Destabilize a Country 6- http://www.millat.com/ghalibcom/even...st_nawaz_b.htm 7- Pakistan: Now Testy Times Nawaz [...] [...] 4- PML-Q issues ‘white paper’ against Nawaz -DAWN - National; February 13, 2008 5- Behind the Chairman’s Door | How to Destabilize a Country 6- http://www.millat.com/ghalibcom/even…st_nawaz_b.htm 7- Pakistan: Now Testy Times Nawaz [...]

]]> http://www.emagine-group.com/behindthechairmansdoor/2006/08/29/how-to-destabilize-a-country/#comment-4 Jhangir Ramzan Mohammed Fri, 07 Sep 2007 23:54:01 +0000 http://www.emagine-group.com/behindthechairmansdoor/2006/08/29/how-to-destabilize-a-country/#comment-4 The facts highlighted above show the Bhuttos to be deceitful lying thieves. If the Pakistani people accept Mr and Mrs Bhutto’s return to power, then the media, current government, and judiciary (of Pakistan) have failed. Pakistan will be damned to another generation of corrupt leadership. The facts highlighted above show the Bhuttos to be deceitful lying thieves. If the Pakistani people accept Mr and Mrs Bhutto’s return to power, then the media, current government, and judiciary (of Pakistan) have failed. Pakistan will be damned to another generation of corrupt leadership.

]]> http://www.emagine-group.com/behindthechairmansdoor/2006/08/29/how-to-destabilize-a-country/#comment-3 WHISK » Blog Archive » No Shame in Deceit? Sat, 28 Oct 2006 23:42:15 +0000 http://www.emagine-group.com/behindthechairmansdoor/2006/08/29/how-to-destabilize-a-country/#comment-3 [...] In an earlier post, I mention the things Pakistanis as a nation fail to teach their children, things like honesty, fairness, or courtesy. Well, it struck me the other day, as I watched our former Prime Minister and resident thief Benazir Bhutto give an interview on GEO, that I forgot to mention the lack of shame that has permeated our people. While Ms. Bhutto continues to proclaim her innocence, in the face of overwhelming evidence to the contrary, she does so without a tremor in her voice, no inflection or raised blood pressure to betray her, and certainly no remorse for the rape and plunder of 150 million Pakistanis during her two terms in office. And because corruption and bribery are now so acceptable, so is Ms. Bhutto. I am almost resigned to her return to power, and should perhaps be prepared for a quick get-away. I don’t think the country will be ours for very long with her at the helm; I do think she would sell it off to the highest bidder at the first opportunity. [...] [...] In an earlier post, I mention the things Pakistanis as a nation fail to teach their children, things like honesty, fairness, or courtesy. Well, it struck me the other day, as I watched our former Prime Minister and resident thief Benazir Bhutto give an interview on GEO, that I forgot to mention the lack of shame that has permeated our people. While Ms. Bhutto continues to proclaim her innocence, in the face of overwhelming evidence to the contrary, she does so without a tremor in her voice, no inflection or raised blood pressure to betray her, and certainly no remorse for the rape and plunder of 150 million Pakistanis during her two terms in office. And because corruption and bribery are now so acceptable, so is Ms. Bhutto. I am almost resigned to her return to power, and should perhaps be prepared for a quick get-away. I don’t think the country will be ours for very long with her at the helm; I do think she would sell it off to the highest bidder at the first opportunity. [...]

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