What happened to democracy, let the voters decide

mo, malaga, spain

It is not the Rip Van Winlke out of his deep slumber but the money that has brought the emboldenment. Generosity of Nawaz Sharif is proverbial and management of Itezaz Ahson is adorable but the consequence might be horrible.If you they are questioned to review the constitutional paradox in not allowing Ahmedis to proclaim as Muslim negating their human rights granted under UN Declaration of Human Rights.Everybody shall play timid before clergy and hide behind their claim of recent freedom.

Shahin Saifullah Khan, Lahore, Pakistan

General Musharraf has lost his bearings! His statement that he would abide by all Supreme Court verdicts have all been throw to the winds. Like the Thane of Glamis he acts in fear of
Banquo. Will he become the next Nero playing his harp, while
the country burns or will the WhiteHouse make him '''Saddam"
of Pakistan and help in the invasion of Iran. Democracy as preached by the West is a fallacy.

Khalid Rahim, Scarborough, Ont, Canada

Democracy is obviously not suitable for some countries, why would you want back two prime ministers who fleeced the country? Pakistanis , are we stupid?

Imran Khan, Peshawar, Pakistan

Is Pakistani food much different than Indian food?

Abert, anytown, usa

Nawaz sharif should honour the deal he did involving Saudi govt and Mr Hariri. Besides, he got his chance twice as prime minister and failed terribly, what good he can bring to the country anyway.

Munawara, Lahore, Pakistan

I personally believe that Nawaz Sharif should go back to Pakistan as it would help the country alot. The reason being is that i personally think everyone in Pakistan is a bit tired fo him and want new leader which can control the situations there.

Shahzada 16, London,

I can take exception to the side bar "Man out to oust the President". Musharraf is not the President, you cannot be a President through fradulent elections and as an Army chief. Musharraf is simply a dictator.

Bilal, Timbaktu, USA

Did I hear anybody saying that Pakistan under its present military dictatorship was, in actual fact, a "democrary" and a valid partner for rhe US and NATO?
Please do think again.
Where are the socalled defendrs of the human rights in the US and UK regimes? Or do they consider it more opportune not to " upset" that ruthless military dictator Musharraf ?
The so-called "West" is entirely without any principles:corruption (BAE),mediaval Governments by self appointed rules (Saudi Arabia), blatent abuse of human rights(floggings,executions in Saudi Arabia,disregard of women's rights in many Arab countries),torture etc everything goes as long as these barbarities are committed by persons/parites/ Governments who/which are supposedly on the side of the West i.e. support its greed for other people's /countries' resources.

Piskolti, Signy, Switzerland

I wish it happens. We don't want him back. He has already done enough damage to this unfortunate country. He wants to come back again to plunder the resources, and loot the economy that Musharraf has given a bit of stability in the last few years. Sharif and Benazir both are not needed here. Why doesn't Britain keep them as a gift from Pakistan ??

Naveed Yousafzai, Peshawar, Pakistan

AN-OTHER event causing great turmoil
that's exactly what we need

*sigh*

jks, Quetta, Pakistan

Hail Sharif for standing up for himself and for the disenfranchised that includes me. The military is siphoning resources from millions of poor so that the army can have its toys. So that the army can have its golf courses and for army officers to get free land irrigated by water siphoned from the Indus, meant for poor farmers of Sindh and Baluchistan. Over 25 million people in Sindh and Baluchistan do not have clean drinking water, yet in midst of a desert where an army garrison is located you will find an absolute green golf course with surroundings like Surrey, than the poor moth eaten state in which millions don’t get one meal a day. May God destroy this wretched army that murdered and raped innocent women of East Pakistan in 1970, and is doing the same to the people of Baluchistan. Army destroyed what is left of Jinnah’s moth eaten Pakistan. It's time for the West to stand up to what it preaches, support democracy instead of quisling dictators. This perfidy will never be forgiven.

Billoo Bhai, London, UK

if I am Mr Musharraf I declare state of emergency as early as possible now so that the government can hold easily of any mass protest, Mr Musharraf must do every things on his power because he don't like Pakistan to be a Iraq the people out of control.

giovannie willkom, Daly city, USA

according to my view sharif will com as soon as possible because mussarf is a man of army and his work is to controle army not country in order to minimisses crises nawaz just com

toheed, swabi, pakistan