Musharraf and Inzi - LIVE
- 28 Sep 06, 05:34 PM
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As *Anu* wrote earlier, today we're talking about President Musharraf. We want to know if you think Pakistani president is doing enough to fight terrorism.
And, later in the show well be finding out your reaction to the decision by the International Cricket Council to find the Pakistan team not guilty of ball tampering but guilty of bringing the game in to disrepute by walking off the pitch during their test match against England this summer... Post your comment now.
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Here goes...
Gerry contacted us to say
it's not only the ISI but the UK and US security services have been and still are supporting Al Qaida in some of the oil and gas rich states around Russia, and in NW Africa.
Fatima believes
Pakistan must not listen to washington and satisfy their every whim! If the U.S.A wants Osama the u.sa must find Osama and not ask Pakistan to do their work.
Steve in America watched Musharraf's interview with Jon Stewart
I think that President Musharraf and Jon Stewart did an excellent job during the interview. Musharraf was game with the jokes and the Twinkies, which is great PR for him and Pakistan
Cricket writer Lawrence Booth speaking to listeners in Pakistan, said he could understand grievances against Darrell Hair, but said he had no reason to believe Hair didn't make his decision in good faith as he claims.
Peter joined in the debate with this comment,
Talk about appeasement..... Pakistan did not respect the umpires decision. What point is there having umpires at their games, they seem to be of the opinion that they are above the rules. Total whitewash!
Chris in Johannesburg thinks the game has suffered:
C'mon, Inzi stood up for his country and his teams reputation and was proven innocent, but still gets banned. Yet another poor decision by the ICC, surely this must be the last straw. They are ruining this fantastic game!!
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Can we talk about the connection between President Musharrafs' public statement about how he was bullied into the United State's 'coalition of the willing' which were made just a few days ago, and todays debate about whether or not Pakistan's doing enough with this preposterous 'war on terror'. We have swallowed what was handed to us by spin doctors and let the debate be changed without considering what Mr. Musharraf said and what it means.
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