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Image via Wikipedia By August 2007 Musharraf had become increasingly unpopular in Pakistan with his ambitions for another term as president. An International Republican Institute survey showed that 64 percent of the population did not want another term to be granted to Musharraf as the president of Pakistan.[111] The Economist reported that the country was in a mess even by the nation’s own standards.[111] Journalist Ayaz Amir stated that Musharraf was “the author of his own misfortune”. The article stated that unlike “other dictators”, Musharraf has an easy exit that should be heeded to. Read more…
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This could spell disaster for us here in the US. I am praying he is replaced with someone reasonable!
Its about time he resigned!!!! He has been in power for too too long and the country is in shambles. Dictators like him should never be in power, he should be impeached regardless of his resignation. I still think that he was behind Bhutto’s assassination.
He was a good friend to the American people and a fearless leader in Pakistan guiding them safely into the nuclear circle of nations. I hope the next PM does not shoot a nuke at New Delhi.