#1 "They don't feel shame like we do."
So true, though they have an entire menu of "shames" that make absolutely no sense, unless you're an indoctrinated Islamonut. I believe you've pointed out in the past that they spend more time walking out than actually conducting whatever nightmarish perversion of democracy they have - and if it weren't so bizarre and tragic that millions are at the mercy of these insane assholes, I'd laugh my ass off.
Open question to all who actually study the PakiWakis:
Is there any reason to believe they will evolve - or is this it, the best they can manage? Wrapped up in that is the question of the US's arrangements with Pervy - is he just the little PakiBoy (in the spiffy sash with schprocketts, of course) with his finger stuck in the dike, holding back the inevitable?
I guess I want to know if the hardcore folks here, up on all the players and factional gobbledygook, the full spectrum of the Nitwits of Doom, accept this particular accommodation as necessary and viable. It truly sticks in my craw as failed, in the main, very limiting, precisely when we need hard actions, and sure to bite us in the ass, in the end - so to speak. TIA for opining, if you can.
Also, I've asked before, but got no reply, if anyone had any info regards the Paki nukes - and if there is any truth to the hints I've read that the US occupies some link in the chain of control - any sort of veto capability. TIA for anything on that, too.
BTW, I really appreciate the expertise you folks bring to the 'burg. I wouldn't want to follow this mess that closely - other messes hold more interest for me, lol. :-) |
The opposition in the NWFP Assembly erupted in protest as the provincial law minister attempted to introduce the Hasba Bill on Monday, forcing the adjournment of the session till Tuesday. The treasury and opposition benches exchanged slogans of âHasba Bill zindabadâ and âHasba Bill murdabadâ, and lawmakers hurled abuses and papers at one another as the house descended into chaos. The opposition did not allow the law minister to introduce the bill in the house. Abdul Akbar Khan, PPPP parliamentary leader, said the MMA government had ruined the reputation of the province and its people with this âunconstitutionalâ bill.