Ten Percent

Emilio Morenatti / AP Pakistani President elect Asif Ali Zardari, head of the ruling Pakistan People's Party and widower of two-time Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto, during a celebration dinner in Islamabad on Sept. 6, 2008. Asif Ali Zardari, the widower of slain opposition leader Benazir Bhutto, is elected as president by lawmakers on Sept. 6, 2008. Zardari, who helped force former army chief Pervez Musharraf to step down, has vowed to defeat the Taliban and support the U.S. mission in Afghanistan, where violence is worsening. He has much to prove, particularly that his nickname of "Mr. Ten Percent" — for alleged corruption during his wife’s stints as prime minister — is unjustified. Zardari spent 11 years in jail for corruption and murder charges, although was never convicted. Zardari vows to be tough on militancy, but has a fine line to walk. Cracking down too hard on insurgent activity risks inflaming Pakistani public opinion and even a tribal uprising. At the same time, he faces pressure from opponents to reduce the powers of the presidency, something he and his party have vowed to do without specifying the extent.

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10% to cent percent

From: GoBillaG  (Original Message)

Sent: 3/13/2008 11:38 AM

The show has now begun in the political stage of Pakistan. The honeymoon between PPP and PML-N is not going to last for a long time.At present there common enemy is President Musharraf and once that issue will resolve or if it resolves than these politicians will start their own fight and bitter relations and in the end we will be back to square one. It is no surprise that after so many weeks passing by the winning party has not been able to select a prime minister yet.It is height of selfishness that Zardari who is in king making position wants to be KING himself Sharif is waiting for the right time to get full control So the chances are Pakistan is in for big trouble and their past explains it all We will be in position of " OTHHAR TUM ETHHAR HUM" get ready for worst This what someone said some where Some one make you fool once Shame on them. Someone make you fool twice shame on you. Above mentioned I wrote months ago , now same article with different caption , 10% to cent percent Dakh Da Jan da Rah Jhhomuray , Dakh Da Jan da Rah