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Pakistan's Zardari Backs Down, Agrees to Restore Judges After Protests

Posted March 16, 2009

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Mr Zardari you cannot be another Musharraf

So Mr 10% I mean Mr Zardari has finally bowed down to the public protest now he may realise that he cannot become another musharraf and take the country hostage to his own evil plans lets the people of Pak keep fighting for justice whenever such need arises.

Justise & truthfulness

it has proved that the people of pakistan were just waiting for a leader who could guide them in a right direction and upon whom they can trust for being loyal, true and sincere to the nation. they want justice and peace in their country.

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