Its Pakistan at stake.

I read with interest your views about Imran or Hamid. I have interest in Afghan war and the things going on in Iraq too but I want to tell readers that its now Pakistan at stake. Yes, Its Pakistan drifting down the lane and if things don't change there is going to be a great set back to this country. So please don't waste much of your time to educate Pakistani. Most of them know the problems already. Instead its present USA government which is playing a dangerous game with this country through the help of the power hungery general, Pervez Musharraf, to reduce this A-power country to ashes by not letting people of Pakistan see democracy in Pakistan. Bush knows that if this country is not given the democratic rights there will be dis-satisfaction amongst the masses which, in the end, will lead it to dis-integration as Pakistan saw in 1971. For this this power hungery general, Pervez Musharraf, must be removed and a true democratic peoples' government should be established in the country.

Bush administration is still supporting Pervez Musharraf as he is their agent but Democratic Party of USA has a slight different view on his being the head of the country. People of Pakistan have given different verdict in, the 18th Feb, 2008, national elections and as general Pervez Musharraf told the visiting US Senators, on the eve of elections, that he had lost the elections, he should quit but Bush and Co are not ready to accept this. So please write to your respective State Senator, member of the State Representative to ask Bush to withdraw his support of Pervez Musharraf so that democracy prevails in Pakistan. General Pervez Musharraf is trying his best to divide the PPP-P and wasting time by not calling the National Assembly session against all norms of democratic requirements. He might succeed in it but Pakistan, as a country, will loose. You can make him fail if you are able to get support of your State Senators or members of your State Representative. So go ahead and write to them.

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