Pakistan and 40 thieves…
May 30, 2009President Asif Ali Zardari was put up in a 5,000 dollar per night (approximately Rs 410,000) presidential suite at sixth floor of the Willard Intercontinental Hotel in Washington and did not share the floor with other highly protected Pakistani Very Very Important Persons (VVIPs)
Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) chief Lt General Ahmed Shuja Pasha, Intelligence Bureau (IB) Director General Dr Shoaib Suddle and Interior Minister Rehman Malik, who all needed top security in Washington, were not given a room on the ultra-protected sixth floor of the hotel during Zardari’s stay.
Photos of Minister of President Zardari’s administration going to Ghungroo Club in New York to shower US$ 14,000 on Indian female dancers.
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PPP/PML(N)/MQM/ANP is filled with low life f@g$.
There was even a report by one female journalist on the ‘Lucman show’ that the security was very high and nobody was allowed to go inside the PC hotel where Zardari was staying but three women came and Hussain Haqani went over to the security guys and told them never to stop these three ladies from entering the hotel. One of the ladies was a Jew and she regularly used to meet Zardari even while he lived in US for 3 years when Benazir was alive. The driver who Zardari had while his 3 year stay in the US was killed last year, his death was even reported in the media. Nobody investigated his death and the journalist said probably Zardari got him killed.
hang them now
It is the same place that the ‘great leader’ Musharraf also stayed. So no worries there. But it is the moral depravity of our leaders – civil or military which has brought the country to its knees. When we have Zardari as president, can we go lower than this? and what else do you expect from him. Praise be to the great general who gave us the gift of NRO as a parting kick to the nation to eventually run away to London as all scoundrels do.
Praise to be the greatest slut Cheap Justice who did million promises & did nothing since his reinstatement….He is not more than then politicians of Pakistan…making promises & not fulfilling them…
My Allah rid us of this PPP vermin soon, forever (Ameen). Wake up PAKISTAN!!!!! time for a change…..
By the way who is responsible for election of all those rascals sitting in parliament, who subsequently elected the most corrupt person on our land as President of Islamic Republic of Pakistan.. We deserve him.. We as a whole are the corrupt nation, but no, we are not nation, we are a band of bandits.. so the the highest bandit is our leader.. why be surprised
i agree with ALY 110%
@ALY
Yes … good to see some pakis realising the ‘truth’ about pak.
Now look for the solution since you accepted the problem area otherwise no use.
The solution is:-
1. To realise that the REAL danger to pak comes
from the WEST and not east.
2. ‘Revenge’ will not take you anywhere… enough
carnage has happened already in the region due
to ‘revenge’.
3. Deploy civilian govt(non-corrupt) and reign the
establishments like ISI to control the nation.
as long as india keeps on sending the thugs of RSS & Bajrang Dal this all will be like this…
Welcome Back Amit. We should definitely listen to you mate, shudnt we? Puhhhhhleeeesssseeee!!..I do not understand how u even have the gal to come here and patronize us about the threats that Pakistan faces today when the very government that you support is directly involved in acts of terrorism against my country!!! “revenge will not take you anywhere” oh really? then why are Hindu Nationalists hellbent on destroying not only Pakistan but also the Muslim minority inside India? Talk is cheap mate and thats what u Indians are good at so i think we should stop pretending here that what u say actually means something!!!!
who elected whom?
the plan to impose PPP was made under US instructions in 2006/07. there were reports in the media that Benazir would be the PM with Musharraf, who even met secretly after the back channel understandings. i don’t believe the election results were 100% fair, though i support many of Musharraf’s actions, which have never been discussed since he’s stepped down.
we don’t have the most corrupt person in our land as our leader, but one of probably the most infamous corrupt person known in the world.
the international players have implemented their plan, through which they wanted our fate-writers to be the one’s who could be fully black-mailed and used to look after their interests.
Allah help us; because we don’t help ourselves by becoming united and having confidence in ourselves.
simple rule: we don’t respect ourselves; nobody respects us.
well ….we will take revege at all cost……Zardari is just a timely factor.soon we will see a good leader……then we will reply india for all action that they have committed agaisnt pakistan…..
we will wiped out India
we are waiting for GAZWA-E-HIND
Keep waiting… For another 1000 years, LOL…
@ Amit
I suggest before commenting on others you put your own house in order.. look at the mess your govt has created all around and within..your hegemonic designs, the nefarious activities of your notorious RAW to destabilize the neighboring states, the innumerable separatist movements in your country, laughing scandals of your politicians, suppression of minorities including brutal killings of Muslims every now and then.. Golden Temple, Babri Mosque and Christian Church issues…no one is spared.. huge human rights violations especially in Kashmir.. I’m surprised with what face you can comment on others.. Yes Pakistanis are awake but not you so far.. We are proud of our Defence Forces and ISI who have kept the enemies at bay.. Must read articles about India here..
I always like Mush but he is the one who gave in American pressure to bring this PPP government, which also brought incompetent NS & SS. Pakistan will be economically destroyed by these people. Nation has eleceted them so let us all pay the price.
Either you choose Zardari or you choose Islam. Since people are more afraid of Islam then they should not complain if the wrath of Allah (SWT) falls on them. Expect even worse time to come. You ain’t seen nothing yet.