Comments on: Musharraf Prepared To Return To Power http://sweetness-light.com/archive/musharraf-offers-to-return-to-power-in-pakistan Sat, 26 May 2012 14:48:34 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: joeblough http://sweetness-light.com/archive/musharraf-offers-to-return-to-power-in-pakistan#comment-144019 joeblough Sun, 26 Apr 2009 08:08:34 +0000 http://sweetness-light.com/archive/musharraf-offers-to-return-to-power-in-pakistan#comment-144019 Mooshie can be a mixed bag, but he's the best thing the world has going in that particular patch of hell. I hope he does come back. Besides, it will be fun to watch B.O. squirm. Mooshie can be a mixed bag, but he’s the best thing the world has going in that particular patch of hell.

I hope he does come back.

Besides, it will be fun to watch B.O. squirm.

]]> By: JohnMG http://sweetness-light.com/archive/musharraf-offers-to-return-to-power-in-pakistan#comment-144010 JohnMG Sun, 26 Apr 2009 00:50:51 +0000 http://sweetness-light.com/archive/musharraf-offers-to-return-to-power-in-pakistan#comment-144010 I've been telling anyone who would listen this very thing for the last twenty years. The only reason the rest of the world can carry on as they do is because we exist as we do. When we are crippled in any fashion the rest of the world suffers proportionally. Europe probably never imagined it would come to this, but guess what, neither did a bunch of fools in this country. In fact some of them still can't see it. I’ve been telling anyone who would listen this very thing for the last twenty years. The only reason the rest of the world can carry on as they do is because we exist as we do. When we are crippled in any fashion the rest of the world suffers proportionally. Europe probably never imagined it would come to this, but guess what, neither did a bunch of fools in this country. In fact some of them still can’t see it.

]]> By: proreason http://sweetness-light.com/archive/musharraf-offers-to-return-to-power-in-pakistan#comment-144009 proreason Sun, 26 Apr 2009 00:12:52 +0000 http://sweetness-light.com/archive/musharraf-offers-to-return-to-power-in-pakistan#comment-144009 Mark Steyn, genius, issues another wake-up call to the world in his inimitable way: "<b>In Pakistan, a great jewel is within the barbarians’ reach, the first of many.</b> At the U.N., the Islamic bloc’s proscriptions on free speech will make it harder even to talk about these issues. <b>In much of the West, demographic decay means the good times are never coming back: Recession is permanent.</b> Hey, what’s the big deal? Britain and France have been on the geopolitical downward slope for most of the last century and life still seems pretty agreeable. Well, yes. But that’s in part because, when a fading Britannia handed the baton to the new U.S. superpower, it was one of the least disruptive transfers of global dominance in human history. In the “post-American era,” to whom does the baton get passed now? Since January, President Obama and his team have schmoozed, ineffectively, American enemies over allies in almost every corner of the globe. <b>If you’re, say, India, following Obama’s apology tour even as you watch the Taliban advancing on those Pakistani nukes, would you want to bet the future on American resolve? In Delhi, in Tokyo, in Prague, in Tel Aviv, in Bogota, they’ve looked at these first 100 days and drawn their own conclusions.</b>" http://article.nationalreview.com/?q=ZTRmNjRkMjgyZDY4NDYxMDdiZTYxMjk4ZTdlMGEzZTQ=&w=MA== I'm trying to stay upbeat because I know America is going to wake-up from this nightmare. But Mark is right. It could be too late already. Mark Steyn, genius, issues another wake-up call to the world in his inimitable way:

“In Pakistan, a great jewel is within the barbarians’ reach, the first of many. At the U.N., the Islamic bloc’s proscriptions on free speech will make it harder even to talk about these issues. In much of the West, demographic decay means the good times are never coming back: Recession is permanent.

Hey, what’s the big deal? Britain and France have been on the geopolitical downward slope for most of the last century and life still seems pretty agreeable. Well, yes. But that’s in part because, when a fading Britannia handed the baton to the new U.S. superpower, it was one of the least disruptive transfers of global dominance in human history. In the “post-American era,” to whom does the baton get passed now?

Since January, President Obama and his team have schmoozed, ineffectively, American enemies over allies in almost every corner of the globe. If you’re, say, India, following Obama’s apology tour even as you watch the Taliban advancing on those Pakistani nukes, would you want to bet the future on American resolve? In Delhi, in Tokyo, in Prague, in Tel Aviv, in Bogota, they’ve looked at these first 100 days and drawn their own conclusions.”

http://article.nationalreview......038;w=MA==

I’m trying to stay upbeat because I know America is going to wake-up from this nightmare.

But Mark is right. It could be too late already.

]]> By: canary http://sweetness-light.com/archive/musharraf-offers-to-return-to-power-in-pakistan#comment-143908 canary Sat, 25 Apr 2009 09:12:23 +0000 http://sweetness-light.com/archive/musharraf-offers-to-return-to-power-in-pakistan#comment-143908 It would not surprise me if Bhutto's husband had her offed. And now we see why Bush and Rice tried to keep him in office as long as possible. It explains why the obomies did not care for any advice from Rice. The Taliban are taking over more each day. They are getting closer and closer to Pakistans nuclear weapons. America, Isreal, and Iraq will be their priority targets, if this were to happen, Iran will join in. And the worst president in U.S. history is busy threatening to battle the banks over college loan control. It would not surprise me if Bhutto’s husband had her offed. And now we see why Bush and Rice tried to keep him in office as long as possible. It explains why the obomies did not care for any advice from Rice.

The Taliban are taking over more each day. They are getting closer and closer to Pakistans nuclear weapons. America, Isreal, and Iraq will be their priority targets, if this were to happen, Iran will join in.

And the worst president in U.S. history is busy threatening to battle the banks over college loan control.

]]> By: proreason http://sweetness-light.com/archive/musharraf-offers-to-return-to-power-in-pakistan#comment-143880 proreason Sat, 25 Apr 2009 01:18:33 +0000 http://sweetness-light.com/archive/musharraf-offers-to-return-to-power-in-pakistan#comment-143880 From 9/11 until his overthrow, I thought Musharraf was the most important person in the world, and I include Dubya in that assessment.. His return might give us a few more years of relative peace. From 9/11 until his overthrow, I thought Musharraf was the most important person in the world, and I include Dubya in that assessment..

His return might give us a few more years of relative peace.

]]> By: pdsand http://sweetness-light.com/archive/musharraf-offers-to-return-to-power-in-pakistan#comment-143846 pdsand Fri, 24 Apr 2009 20:55:52 +0000 http://sweetness-light.com/archive/musharraf-offers-to-return-to-power-in-pakistan#comment-143846 This could be great, if Musharraf comes back, perhaps Bush could come back too. And maybe Tony Blair? This could be great, if Musharraf comes back, perhaps Bush could come back too. And maybe Tony Blair?

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