Another dictator who didn't learn from past
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dan neely wrote:
On the plus side, Adnan won't need a nightlight any more
Because when India gets through with Pakistan he'll glow in the dark?
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Here's wishing him a 6-pack of bottled sunshine.
except that RV's aren't really bottle shaped. Cones have much better aerodynamics.
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So another dictator surrendered. This time Musharraf. The dictator who was the strongest leader in Pakistani history quit like a rat when his allies back in Washington finally showed his back and he got no option. Ironically Musharraf is not being accepted by his FRIENDS country, US,UK,KSA or even TURKEY where he spent Childhood and considered his Vatican of Secularism since he is a fan of Ataturk. I Don't claim I know a lot about world dictators but observed few in my country and then guys like Saddam. One thing seems common in all. They are initially fed by US for US interest. America cunningly pampers them initially and make then feel that they are the best by providing them all kind of aid and support, then America use them for its own interest as long as they are giving output. Once they start failing, America show them back as if they they were never known. SO it's Zia or Saddam or Musharraf. They tasted similar fate despite of being educated and knowing history of past dictators. They never remember that America is just like a "client" for a prostitute. As long as prostitute has charm, she is blessed but once she loses all charm, she's thrown away like a used condom. Now if stupid prostitute starts dreaming of being a "wife" of her client then it's not client fault. I wonder why these dictators don't learn at all. Why is it so hard or is really power and money so magical that it makes one dumb enough that one even forget to use its mind. quite surprising and confusing as well.
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With any luck, Pakistan will return to being the economic cesspool it was before he took over. And with your new Islamic leaders, I predict you'll be at war with India within months. Enjoy his departure, things are going to be bleak soon, because you idiots kill or run off any decent leadership.
That would not be surprising at all.
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dan neely wrote:
On the plus side, Adnan won't need a nightlight any more
Because when India gets through with Pakistan he'll glow in the dark?
Jon Smith & Wesson: The original point and click interface
Yep.
"The clue train passed his station without stopping." - John Simmons / outlaw programmer "Real programmers just throw a bunch of 1s and 0s at the computer to see what sticks" - Pete O'Hanlon "Not only do you continue to babble nonsense, you can't even correctly remember the nonsense you babbled just minutes ago." - Rob Graham
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The keys to the nuclear arsenal are up for snatching. Hope the Pakistani political choose the successor well otherwise the Indian Sub-continent, and perhaps part of China may come to resemble the unthinkable.
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So another dictator surrendered. This time Musharraf. The dictator who was the strongest leader in Pakistani history quit like a rat when his allies back in Washington finally showed his back and he got no option. Ironically Musharraf is not being accepted by his FRIENDS country, US,UK,KSA or even TURKEY where he spent Childhood and considered his Vatican of Secularism since he is a fan of Ataturk. I Don't claim I know a lot about world dictators but observed few in my country and then guys like Saddam. One thing seems common in all. They are initially fed by US for US interest. America cunningly pampers them initially and make then feel that they are the best by providing them all kind of aid and support, then America use them for its own interest as long as they are giving output. Once they start failing, America show them back as if they they were never known. SO it's Zia or Saddam or Musharraf. They tasted similar fate despite of being educated and knowing history of past dictators. They never remember that America is just like a "client" for a prostitute. As long as prostitute has charm, she is blessed but once she loses all charm, she's thrown away like a used condom. Now if stupid prostitute starts dreaming of being a "wife" of her client then it's not client fault. I wonder why these dictators don't learn at all. Why is it so hard or is really power and money so magical that it makes one dumb enough that one even forget to use its mind. quite surprising and confusing as well.
Umm you've got that the wrong way round. As far as I know the US played no part in Mushy siezing control and even the warmonger Blair sulked at him for a bit. True once the US saw he could be of use to them they became his best buddies and that got him into a lot of trouble at home. In fact as part of the US's were are the good guys honestly we are they are probably more responsible for his downfall than his rise in that I'll bet it was US influence that started him down the path of moderation and elected governments. True it was only after he tried to arrest everone that disagreed with him but hey every process has it's hiccups. It's also true that once they noticed the fan was starting to get a bit ripe they started looking for someone else fast.
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Adnan Siddiqi wrote:
I wonder why these dictators don't learn at all.
Because like you, they are dumb.
And thanks for your dumb answer. your shoe size IQ could produce only this sentence.
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Adnan Siddiqi wrote:
So another dictator surrendered
If he was a true dictator he wouldnt have surrendered.
Adnan Siddiqi wrote:
They are initially fed by US for US interest
Like Stalin and Pol Pot you mean? Actually Musharaf was more popular than many of your past leaders and certainly did some good for your country. But, of you want to revert to a feudal system then fair enough, we wonl;t stand in the way pf your devolvement. We might just have to take your nukles off you though.
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fat_boy wrote:
true dictator
what do you mean by True here? was not saddam a dictator?
fat_boy wrote:
Like Stalin and Pol Pot you mean?
have no idea about them as such.
fat_boy wrote:
Actually Musharaf was more popular than many of your past leader
Like what? I would like to know what out siders think about his positive achievements.
fat_boy wrote:
you want to revert to a feudal system then fair enough
certainly you guys have no friggin idea about Pakistani politics. Musharraf created a party which was purely Feudal based because democracy and dictatorship can't lie in same slot. Apart from his party PML(Q), the other party in Karachi MQM which is controlled from his London exiled Chief is also a dictator party since only one man decides the fate of every issue of party so in reality Mush had only supported feudals who could speak his tone.
fat_boy wrote:
we wonl;t stand in the way pf your devolvement.
well nothing will change as such but definitely it would be a bit better anyway in near or far future since he was the only who screwed up every institute, from Judiciary to Army just to show loyalty to his allies.
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With any luck, Pakistan will return to being the economic cesspool it was before he took over. And with your new Islamic leaders, I predict you'll be at war with India within months. Enjoy his departure, things are going to be bleak soon, because you idiots kill or run off any decent leadership.
India can't even move his dick as long as we have nukes. Indians know it very well and they have tried a lot of times in past too.
Rob Graham wrote:
economic cesspool it was before he took over
Actually he did show dreams to common Pakistani about economy, so called booming stock market and investment while in reality it was game of few guys who had been manipulating entire stock market since the PM of Pakistan was an economic expert thus he used his evil mind to play with numbers. When reality came out, it was found out that nothing happened as such.
Rob Graham wrote:
decent leadership
He was decent for you Americans not for Pakistanis so offcourse you will mourn anyway. Majority of Pakistanis are quite happy here.
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So another dictator surrendered. This time Musharraf. The dictator who was the strongest leader in Pakistani history quit like a rat when his allies back in Washington finally showed his back and he got no option. Ironically Musharraf is not being accepted by his FRIENDS country, US,UK,KSA or even TURKEY where he spent Childhood and considered his Vatican of Secularism since he is a fan of Ataturk. I Don't claim I know a lot about world dictators but observed few in my country and then guys like Saddam. One thing seems common in all. They are initially fed by US for US interest. America cunningly pampers them initially and make then feel that they are the best by providing them all kind of aid and support, then America use them for its own interest as long as they are giving output. Once they start failing, America show them back as if they they were never known. SO it's Zia or Saddam or Musharraf. They tasted similar fate despite of being educated and knowing history of past dictators. They never remember that America is just like a "client" for a prostitute. As long as prostitute has charm, she is blessed but once she loses all charm, she's thrown away like a used condom. Now if stupid prostitute starts dreaming of being a "wife" of her client then it's not client fault. I wonder why these dictators don't learn at all. Why is it so hard or is really power and money so magical that it makes one dumb enough that one even forget to use its mind. quite surprising and confusing as well.
Actually, I agree with you in some points you have made. I know you are suprised. US had a very good relationship with musharaf and the world recoginized his rule. So whats next? Are you going to a democratic election? Who is the most popular candidate to win? moderate or Extremist?
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Umm you've got that the wrong way round. As far as I know the US played no part in Mushy siezing control and even the warmonger Blair sulked at him for a bit. True once the US saw he could be of use to them they became his best buddies and that got him into a lot of trouble at home. In fact as part of the US's were are the good guys honestly we are they are probably more responsible for his downfall than his rise in that I'll bet it was US influence that started him down the path of moderation and elected governments. True it was only after he tried to arrest everone that disagreed with him but hey every process has it's hiccups. It's also true that once they noticed the fan was starting to get a bit ripe they started looking for someone else fast.
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pseudonym67 wrote:
US played no part in Mushy siezing control
how sure you could be? by keeping the history in mind, I am sure US was well aware about military coup back in 99.
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dan neely wrote:
On the plus side, Adnan won't need a nightlight any more
Because when India gets through with Pakistan he'll glow in the dark?
Jon Smith & Wesson: The original point and click interface
dont worry about Pakistan. Think about saving the ass of yours in Iraq and Afghanistan. Um how many coffins so far? around 100,000 now(officially)?
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Actually, I agree with you in some points you have made. I know you are suprised. US had a very good relationship with musharaf and the world recoginized his rule. So whats next? Are you going to a democratic election? Who is the most popular candidate to win? moderate or Extremist?
Why election when there is already a party in power?
Bassam Saoud wrote:
moderate or Extremist?
depends on how do you define a Moderate or extremist. Musharraf was a left wing extremist for the country who wanted to enforce his rules in Pakistan to make it another Turkey. Irony is that apart from other countries, Turkey is also not willing to give him a long stay.
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Why election when there is already a party in power?
Bassam Saoud wrote:
moderate or Extremist?
depends on how do you define a Moderate or extremist. Musharraf was a left wing extremist for the country who wanted to enforce his rules in Pakistan to make it another Turkey. Irony is that apart from other countries, Turkey is also not willing to give him a long stay.
Who elects Presidents in Pakistan? Parliament or direct vote from the people? A moderate in the Arab/Islamic world is defined as someone who shows willingness to promote dialog over conflict with different cultures/religions. A moderate also condemns targetting of civilians and works with international governments in support of international Security. Moderates support freedom of speech and human rights as defined globally in the UN. Thats what I can think of right now.
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And thanks for your dumb answer. your shoe size IQ could produce only this sentence.
Hey, at least I can read the Qu'ran in Arabic. You can't do that, infidel.
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fat_boy wrote:
true dictator
what do you mean by True here? was not saddam a dictator?
fat_boy wrote:
Like Stalin and Pol Pot you mean?
have no idea about them as such.
fat_boy wrote:
Actually Musharaf was more popular than many of your past leader
Like what? I would like to know what out siders think about his positive achievements.
fat_boy wrote:
you want to revert to a feudal system then fair enough
certainly you guys have no friggin idea about Pakistani politics. Musharraf created a party which was purely Feudal based because democracy and dictatorship can't lie in same slot. Apart from his party PML(Q), the other party in Karachi MQM which is controlled from his London exiled Chief is also a dictator party since only one man decides the fate of every issue of party so in reality Mush had only supported feudals who could speak his tone.
fat_boy wrote:
we wonl;t stand in the way pf your devolvement.
well nothing will change as such but definitely it would be a bit better anyway in near or far future since he was the only who screwed up every institute, from Judiciary to Army just to show loyalty to his allies.
Adnan Siddiqi wrote:
was not saddam a dictator?
And did he bow to public pressure?
Adnan Siddiqi wrote:
have no idea about them as such.
Then you are not qualified ot comment on dictators as a whole.
Adnan Siddiqi wrote:
Like what? I would like to know what out siders think about his positive achievements.
Judging by his speech, a deent motorway system for one.
Adnan Siddiqi wrote:
certainly you guys have no friggin idea about Pakistani politics
A Q Khan? Urenco in Holland? I think you will find we know far more about your nukes than you give us credit for. At least the sentient amongst us that is.
Adnan Siddiqi wrote:
because democracy and dictatorship can't lie in same slot
Who ever said democracy was inherently the best system? A benign dictator is far cheaper, and effective.
Adnan Siddiqi wrote:
well nothing will change
OK, lets hope so eh?
Morality is indistinguishable from social proscription
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pseudonym67 wrote:
US played no part in Mushy siezing control
how sure you could be? by keeping the history in mind, I am sure US was well aware about military coup back in 99.
I've been well aware of many many things I had no hand in. What's your point?
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Hey, at least I can read the Qu'ran in Arabic. You can't do that, infidel.
Ok then say Lahol Wala quat Illah Billah and get spoofed.
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Adnan Siddiqi wrote:
was not saddam a dictator?
And did he bow to public pressure?
Adnan Siddiqi wrote:
have no idea about them as such.
Then you are not qualified ot comment on dictators as a whole.
Adnan Siddiqi wrote:
Like what? I would like to know what out siders think about his positive achievements.
Judging by his speech, a deent motorway system for one.
Adnan Siddiqi wrote:
certainly you guys have no friggin idea about Pakistani politics
A Q Khan? Urenco in Holland? I think you will find we know far more about your nukes than you give us credit for. At least the sentient amongst us that is.
Adnan Siddiqi wrote:
because democracy and dictatorship can't lie in same slot
Who ever said democracy was inherently the best system? A benign dictator is far cheaper, and effective.
Adnan Siddiqi wrote:
well nothing will change
OK, lets hope so eh?
Morality is indistinguishable from social proscription
fat_boy wrote:
And did he bow to public pressure?
since when a dictator start noticing Public pressure? he got dishearted after having no support by Army internally and cold attitude of US,Saudia and UK.
fat_boy wrote:
A Q Khan? Urenco in Holland?
He is not a politician.
fat_boy wrote:
I think you will find we know far more about your nukes than you give us credit for
and I am not surprised.
fat_boy wrote:
Who ever said democracy was inherently the best system?
Better than dictatorship. Atleast ruler is responsible to answer to parliment. The reason US-India deal is not getting done easily is due to democracy and their PM is not free to decide on his own. If it was Musharraf orany other dictator, he would have signed the deal with US along with some % of commission for his efforts.
fat_boy wrote:
A benign dictator is far cheaper, and effective.
For those who use him(e.g; US)