Comments on: Arabeyes: Sad for Bhutto

By: jaanewaqas

jaanewaqas — Tue, 02 Sep 2008 18:01:33 +0000

I spent the last 3 months in Pakistan, and all I understood was that zardari, also known as mr. 10%, has been a fraudulent, dirty person, been in prison (?), had a case filed against him in some european country, and in fact it is HE who is responsible for the death of Benazir, as he was for the death of her brother, years before her. I don’t see democracy in the bhutto rule… her son, with no experience, no knowledge, or understanding, no sympathy with the people of Pakistan was appointed as leader of the political party that won the elections, possibly out of pity for the death of Benazir. What did she do for the women of pakistan? they are still swallowed by their miserable lives, poverty, illiteracy. what did she do for the economy? or for education of the nation’s children as a whole? All i see is pollution, poverty, and a constant fear for one’s safety. The night I left Pakistan, there were gunshots across an area of Karachi, my husband was in the midst of it. Allegedly, PPP is attempting to put the MQM party against the Afghani refugees, in order to increase its strong hold. What’s going on? Divide and Conquer? or just plain destruction?

By: ibrahim andu

ibrahim andu — Sun, 02 Mar 2008 09:08:16 +0000

Hello, this is response to the israeli who said ‘Could blind ambition, alone explain that? i.e her determination to rule her people,being elected as PM twice, and I tell you it certainly can. It’s easy to seesshtivated by power and maybe some more wealth. And in a country such as Pakistan,a woman desiring to rule seems unjust and imposing on the people of Pakistan, as it is an Islamic country, where there are available religious texts opposing such. Yet she didn’t care. And that is what bothers me the most. People with such attitude toward relgion. And I’m notsaying there are saints, I am saying you don’t bash religion in the face in the name of development which to people is westernisation and it is not. It is simply econnomic development where there is alot of output. And what with her scarf that never covered her hair completely? And her son trying hold a signifant party position? Yeah Yeah, PAKISTAN! MY PAKISTAN!. Given she was killed by people with wrong views.

By: Sharjeel Ahsan

Sharjeel Ahsan — Sun, 02 Mar 2008 02:32:06 +0000

Benazir Bhutto’s assassination is highly condemnable and I am very sad on this. But I am even more concerned on how Pakistan is being targeted these days by these suicide bombers. I am not sure from where on earth all these suicide bombers have arrived. I am not sure how these extremist bombers are being brain washed to do so. Of course their actions are not remotely associated with Islam’s teachings, it is a real shame to associate the name of the most peaceful religion ‘Islam’ with the acts of these extremists and terrorists. I don’t know why Government is not launching any campaign to teach or preach people living in tribal areas about how much these suicide acts of killing innocent people are against the basic Islamic teachings.

By: Fasih Ali Khan

Fasih Ali Khan — Sat, 19 Jan 2008 17:29:44 +0000

I Thank You All as a Pakistani on behalf of my people for the condolances you have forwarded to us. I personally being opponant of Benazir Bhutto’s policies still felt deep sorrow on the way she was murdered, and believe every person in the world who knew her felt the same. Now we can Only pray that God Almighty bless her soul and forgive her sins and grant patience to her childern.
I Thank You All Again. God Bless.