Musharraf's days are numbered - Sharif

[lovuian]

http://feeds.bignewsnetwork.com/?sid=272571

Former Pakistani prime minister Nawaz Sharif says General Pervez Musharraf's days as the President are numbered.

At Dubai International Airport last night, Sharif said he believed the country was heading toward political change.

Sharif told journalists that General Musharraf's policies have ruined Pakistan and he has to be answerable to the people.
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The Party is over...wonder if the Next General is buddy to Bush too

[seemslikeadream]

1. BUDDY BUDDY

http://www.ericblumrich.com/buddy.html

[KharmaTrain]

2. What Do "The People" Matter In A Dictatorship???

Actually I agree that Musharaf's days are limited, but not because of the "people", but that he's made too many double deals and is now viewed as a US Toady in a country that has turned more and more anti-US as boooshie's war for profit goes on.

[lovuian]

3. He's a puppet for the NWO and this means Bush & Co

better have a substitute soon ... An unstable Pakistan with an unstable Afghanistan and Iraq and Iran must be driving
the Powers to be crazy...they are failing and losing
their control

[MADem]

4. well, live by the sword....

It's not like he got the gig fair and square....

[cliss]

5. True fact. It's only a matter of time

before Musharraf is out. Let's see...this is August. I'm betting by September, Pakistan will be "Under New Management".

Let's hope the new leaders are prudent about their NUKES....Cuz they're gonna inherit them. I just pray that maybe they don't know what they are for.

As far as WHO the new leadership is; this is a tough one to call. It could be the Taleban, or maybe the Pashtun tribal Lords, or maybe some extremist group.

[RestoreGore]

6. The extremists are waiting

I don't like Musharraf, especially since he came to power like Bush did by taking it, but if he goes look out... extremists with nukes are very dangerous, and if that country falls into the hands of "al quaeda" or some other extremist group this will not be good. I think that also has something to do with Bush's most recent "nuclear deal" with India. People think Iraq is it? I say not by a longshot.