Why Musharraf’s trial is almost impossible

Posted by anas on Aug 30, 2009 in Pakistan | 1 comment Despite the Supreme Court’s July 31, 2009 verdict declaring the proclamation of emergency by the then president and army chief Pervez Musharraf unconstitutional, the Pakistan Peoples Party-led coalition government is reluctant to institute high treason proceedings against the retired general. This is hardly surprising if seen in the context of the PPP’s relationship with the establishment and...
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PML-N Sucks!! *A MUST WATCH*

Posted by anas on Feb 13, 2009 in Pakistan | 1 comment This is a must-watch program!!! Watch the complete talk show but if you’re in a hurry just fast forward 20min and watch the through the end. This goon from PML-N was even made a minister in the initial stages. Click Here To Watch: In Session 29th January The point here is that if someone hated the Musharraf era and the ministers of that time, is this the way to talk to them? Is this the...
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Welcome Back To 90's

Posted by anas on Aug 25, 2008 in Politics | 2 comments It didn’t take long for Nawaz Sharif to declare an open war against PPP. This was the script of the show with the departure of Pervez Musharraf, the reason PML-N stayed in the coalition for so long. Now that Pervez Musharraf is out, they had to oppose PPP to continue their politics, mostly that of confrontation. The ground is all set for the battle in Punjab, which is the most important...
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Welcome to Demon-cracy!

Posted by anas on Aug 19, 2008 in Pakistan | 9 comments The man responsible for unifying the two diametrical political parties in Pakistan has resigned. Rejoice as you may and call it the victory of democracy if you deem fit. Alas, it had to end one day, a tearful departure. Dramatic, yet expected. No blame games. No leg pulling. None of that old crap. No reference to NRO, not even a hint of regret. This was the end of one of the most developing era...
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Is It POSSIBLE to Impeach Musharraf, Legally??

Posted by anas on Aug 7, 2008 in Pakistan | 7 comments The Constitution of Pakistan allows the elected members of the Parliament and Senate to impeach the President, but on what grounds? Article 47(1) states: Notwithstanding anything contained in the Constitution, the President may, in accordance with the provisions of this Article, be removed from office on the ground of physical or mental incapacity or impeached on a charge of violating the...
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