Comments on: West irks; What Pakistan can face

By: Sabahat Rohilla Biedenkopf Germany.PAIM

Sabahat Rohilla Biedenkopf Germany.PAIM — Wed, 11 Feb 2009 10:24:19 +0000

every criminal shud be punished with out the discreet

By: Mohinee Jabeen PAIM Australia Asevp

Mohinee Jabeen PAIM Australia Asevp — Sun, 08 Feb 2009 22:51:04 +0000

Hi Rubab, Unbelieveable you are so young and so cute and you run a complete news paper?????Bravo
Thanks for asking for the comment.
I would only say my colleague Sarra Rehmanie said perfecct in one sentence that those nations who dont repect accept and recognise their national heroes gets destroyed.
that is really pathatic that your nation is falling fast and they yet not know who are out there to save them and there generations.
Only PAiM leadership President Agha Hassan Syed and Deputy President Jamal takkko are born to put that nation on the straight and right path.
And to say about the man Q.Khan crisis that he is also hero of the nation,and if hed had made nuclear sins ie selling nuclear to iran libya then he should be put to fair court trial with solid evidences and let court decide.But keeping him in house arrest for so long years without trials is injust.
Thanks Rubab.I wish you more courage and strenght to fight against injustice.PAIM respects you like any thing.
With Respect
Mohinee Jabeen
Asevp PAIM
Australia
in Europe deployed on work
by my office of Australia.
I am in management departtment
of a foreign mission based
in Australia and
also
I am Asevp PAIM

By: Rubab Saleem

Rubab Saleem — Sun, 08 Feb 2009 20:15:04 +0000

Update: The government is considering filing of an appeal against the verdict of the Islamabad High Court (IHC) declaring detained nuclear scientist Dr A. Q. Khan a ‘free citizen’, government sources told Dawn on Sunday.

The statement of the Foreign minister ” government reserved the right to file an appeal against the court’s decision.
” substantiates the government’s intention to challenge the decision of Dr Khan’s release apparently to meet the concerns of the US and the UK.

By: Sarrah Rahmani USA PAIM

Sarrah Rahmani USA PAIM — Sun, 08 Feb 2009 18:51:11 +0000

Oh my God,
Gina?
you here?very indifferent!!!!I dont believe you write english.
I love your english.
You Know you completed your coment in one line hehehehe
best way to avoid the subject,but I am happy you respected pakistani female journalist Madam Rubabs efforts.
ok see yeu later let me coment some thing.
This is difficult issue beyond our reach,So I can say pakistani nation should respect their hereos.
Pakistan will rise the very day they realise to whom they have to respect and to whom they have to reject.
todate all are on boom their who are supposedto be ousted.
very very sorryful situation.
Ok.This came in my mind hopefully its near to the subject above.
Lets see if editor posts this means ok!!!!!other wise GOKAY hehehe
Sarrah Rahmani from LA

By: Gina Agha Hassan Fontany France Paris

Gina Agha Hassan Fontany France Paris — Sun, 08 Feb 2009 13:23:26 +0000

Hello Madame editor journal n presse pakistan,
Not my onnglais bien good,but Agha said to
ecric kommentaire,
Me no politique persone but Iknow Agha say right.
France no probleme avec pakistan,
probleme pakistan with etats uni America for nuclaire doctor.
merci beacoup(Thank you very very much)
bn journee (have a good day)
Abwar (bye bye)
Gina Agha Hassan Fontany Frnce Paris

By: Rabbani

Rabbani — Sun, 08 Feb 2009 09:03:07 +0000

Daily Times wrote in its editorial here http://dailytimes.com.pk/default.asp?page=200928\story_8-2-2009_pg3_1
The “freedom” of Dr Khan could be a political device. Everyone in Pakistan says he is a “national hero” because he is the man who nuclear-tipped the intense India-driven nationalism in Pakistan and gave the Pakistani nation the feeling of being equal to India. The opposition parties have been calling for his elevation to the post of the president, competing with a far less favourable comment made by the late chairperson of the PPP, Ms Benazir Bhutto. One can say that today two deposed personalities, Dr Khan and Chief Justice Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry, ride the crest of public acclaim; and the government may have “freed” Dr Khan to reduce the pressure Justice Chaudhry may bring on it with his Long March.

By: Ambarish Pandey

Ambarish Pandey — Sun, 08 Feb 2009 06:02:58 +0000

I don’t know whether i am the right person to comment…but still the question raised by the US State Department spokesman Gordon Duguid as Khan to be a ‘Proliferation Risk’ is serious matter of concern.Whatever the interim government says like ‘dismantling’ of the networks of Khan or the statement by the foreign ministry of Pakistan that they have investigated Khan’s past proliferation, shared its finding with the UN nuclear watchdogs and prevention of similar incident to happen again is a big question to rest of the world. However if we can hardly rely on Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani’s statement that international concern about the freedom of Khan “would be taken care of”. However this assurances will be proved to the world with the passage and time.Till then we should watch the game….and pray for Pakistan!

By: President Agha Hassan Syed Germany

President Agha Hassan Syed Germany — Sun, 08 Feb 2009 03:57:28 +0000

President agha Hassan Syed inperson signed in for above mentioned Article. here I would say that please change this concept of using word WEST,regarding the issue of Dr kadeer.
Because word WEST covers the entire west starts from bulgaria the eropean union frontiers and that west goes upto Usa,so point is this that only Usa ans uk can be blamed for all the Qadir mess,but not the france and Germany and other european union countries,so when ever you want to say the pains of USa and UK then be precise about that and use other word but not WEST.
This I have mentioned for all the media elements and also for the literate community.
So Long sweetie editor Rubab saleem and
my best appreciations for your work.
Keep my letters of appreciation preserved in your
personal record for future recommendations.
President Agha Hassan Syed
Germany

By: Rubab Saleem

Rubab Saleem — Sat, 07 Feb 2009 19:50:45 +0000

Pakistan also needs to be diplomatically more effective for its stand of releasing Dr. Qadeer..

Besides i agree with you for thwarting West for making Pakistan their scapegoat

By: tommyschmitz

tommyschmitz — Sat, 07 Feb 2009 18:29:54 +0000

This is a critically balanced and intelligent article about Pakistan. Excellent job. My hope is that the whole world reads it. Western countries need to quickly come to grips with this one reality: They must stop making Pakistan their scapegoat.