Comments on: Aitzaz Ahsan: “We won’t stop”

By: asim riaz

asim riaz — Wed, 31 Dec 1969 18:00:00 +0000

Bravo lawyers.go head.I see this a first step of popular revolutio against the status quo.

By: Wasit

Wasit — Wed, 31 Dec 1969 18:00:00 +0000

The long march will fail for a very simple reason. People will be afraid to congregate in large numbers at one place due to the fear of a terrorist attack. That is why the response this time has been so lukewarm. People would and should stay put in their homes instead of risking their lives for unreliable politicians and a chief justice who himself had taken an oath under NRO.

By: Gul Jammas Hussain

Gul Jammas Hussain — Wed, 31 Dec 1969 18:00:00 +0000

It seems that the lawyers are probably going to win this time since the masses are behind them, as well as the powerful independent media and a new breed of politicians — mostly self-made millionaires, industrialists, private entrepreneurs, and professionals — who have decided to abandon their mollycoddle approach and join the lawyers

By: LA

LA — Wed, 31 Dec 1969 18:00:00 +0000

It’s sad to see that people in Pakistan are so divided..I think there needs to be an over haul of the entire system!! I’ve read people commenting that average Pakistani’s are voicing their opinion…which i think is not the case. once again, they’re all lawyers who are making a noise. Right now i don’t trust either the Pakistani Government nor do i trust this so called “lawyers” movement backed by the PML. To me it seems as if both parties are looking out for their own interest and neither cares for the REAL Pakistani.The Pakistani people have been duped countless times by the same system yet they keep going back for more. Sad to say the Pakistani people got themselves into this mess. Right now the country has got MORE IMPORTANT things to worry about with Al-Qaeda and Terrorists!

By: Malek Tauqi Balochi

Malek Tauqi Balochi — Wed, 31 Dec 1969 18:00:00 +0000

Long Live Justice Iftikhar Muhammad Chudhry, a great son of Balochistan.

Long Live the Sharif Brothers, the only Pakistani politicians who may reconcile Balochs and Balochistan with Pakistan.

I hope the Chief Justice Chaudhry’s first action after restoration will be to pass orders to arrest and try Musharraf and his main cronies, particularly the MQM terrorists, for their violations of the constitution and for their gross violations of human rights in Balochistan.

Malek Tauqi Baloch, USA

By: Rubab

Rubab — Wed, 31 Dec 1969 18:00:00 +0000

I as a student am really disappointed on whats happening in my country. We are having many holidays because of these strikes and long marches. Our exams are round the corner and we can’t study properly. Please, if any political leader is reading this, he/she should realize that education is important and they should stop these long marches. I think president Zardari is determined to do what he says and the long marches might not stop him. Please, stop all of this and let us live in peace!

By: RS

RS — Wed, 31 Dec 1969 18:00:00 +0000

Whatever is the outcome of pakistan tryst with democracy, one thing is clear. Pakistan should never ever believe external forces like US, UK, China blindly. They all will exploit Pakistan.

I believe half (or maybe all) of Pakistan problema are a result of these so called friends who kept on taking advantage of the internal divide within the country.

Its time for whole Pakistan to unite

By: Munir

Munir — Wed, 31 Dec 1969 18:00:00 +0000

I believe in the lawyers’ movement and this is the defining moment is the history of Pakistan where there is a civil movement to uphold the rule of law and justice….We should not forget that it the system of justice that decides the fate of that nation…where are we standing after 62 years of independence..and where we want to be in next 50 years…great nations have given great sacrifices…I have great respect for BB who had felt the guilt of what PPP did in 1990’s and she came back to Pakistan for the people of Pakistan and .the same is going for Nawaz Sharif..and other few leaders…we need institutions and those institution will produce leaders..I don’t see any great leader in next 50 years to come unless we install strong and clean institutions..We all know that good schools produce good professionals and attract good teachers…same goes for politics…no one should be handed over the leadership who has not come from main stream institutions…no more…no more…
The crisis of thought can be overcome only be bringing streangth to institutions… no one has shown a wisdom in last 62 years except quaid and liaqat ali khan…

Where is the wisdom of PPP leaders when they were making false commitments…this is 21st century and people have access to all kind of information…we have always been under dictatorship in different forms… Now is the time to rise againt all these forces and do what is in the best interest of people of Pakistan…The destiny is not gifted by any one but has to be struggled for every day and every night…

By: Umar Ansari

Umar Ansari — Wed, 31 Dec 1969 18:00:00 +0000

I am really glad for the situation in Pakistan, I hope it will get worse, I hope this current crises will consume Pakistani politics and lead the way towards a complete demolition of status quo and current corrupt system that is imposed upon the ignorance of Pakistani people.

Pakistani politics is a big cesspool of selfish leaders who have taken the 160 million people of Pakistan hostage, they know the 160 million people are fools who will follow anyone as long as they are able to give them baits, just like Dorey from Finding Nemo a fish whose short term memory is only about 5 minutes and who will bite the same bate over and over again

Pakistan need a new system of government where the state of affairs will remain in the hands of people who understand that the sovereignty belongs to only Allah (SWT) and who can really manifest the dreams of Dr. Iqbal in reality.

By: TI

TI — Wed, 31 Dec 1969 18:00:00 +0000

I don