Musharraf, transformation from a human to a dictator



Found these images at Al-Qamar which I thought were interesting to see how a regular army officers could transform himself from a simple young military officer barely making Rs.30,000 a month into a ruthless cold-hearted multi-million dollar dictator. Probably one of the biggest hazards of stying in power for too long, one tends to loose touch with reality.

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12 Responses to “Musharraf, transformation from a human to a dictator”

  1. 1
    Junaid says:

    just look at him http://www.teeth.com.pk/blog/wp-content/gallery/Musharraf%20Family%20Pictures/Musharraf%20Family%20Pictures-7.jpg
    how ordinary he looks . i think he was betteroff before than now…
    its not just power but circumstances which makes you behave like that i guess human nature 99% of people would have done same if in same situation and ofcourse that doesnt make him right.

  2. 2
    syed sajid mahmood says:

    Yes, Junaid I agree with you…….. He proved he is an ordinary man who always said “Pakistan First” but always moved in the opposite direction i.e. “Personal Interest”

    The history of Pakistan is filled with “Na-guzeer” people. and he also considers himself one of them :)

  3. 3

    gandoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo mushraf

  4. 4
    Mohammad Junaid says:

    Hi,

    i think President Musharaf was the last hope for Pakistan, He was the most powerful leader but his advisors were user, they used him & left him alone, but people of Pakistan always like him, we wish he should come back in power & run this country. These loosers who have no idea what to do, they even dont know each other, one day they are friends & next morning they are enemy, they are like school boys.

  5. 5
    mb pitafi says:

    he has sabotage rule and law. he has divided pakistan…..shit musharaf…

  6. 6
    HAMAYOU KHAN says:

    i like musharaf musharaf is powerful leader

  7. 7
    Observer says:

    “He was the most powerful leader but his advisors were user, they used him & left him alone, ”

    Yes, the dictator was powerfull, but was he so DUMB that he let himself to be used by his advisers? He liked to give the impression of being a smart guy. Has he all of sudden become a fool in those circles?

  8. 8
    Observer says:

    @Aamir

    Was Roedad Khan and/or Imran Khan Musharrafs advisers?
    What is your point? Still acting like a roaming vagabond? Come on, I believe you can do a lot better than this kind of cheap propaganda.

    • 8.1
      Aamir Mughal says:

      Sir, I am just expressing my opinion and following the Decency Guidelines as advised by Dr Awab and you have already said that it is a public forum therefore I am just giving my opinion. Your own quotes are as under:

      “QUOTE”

      Observer says: – January 6, 2010 at 4:48 pm – @Aamir This is a public forum,

      “UNQUOTE”

  9. 9
    Observer says:

    @Aamir

    As usual you will not explain or bring proofs. Your dishonesty is dominant in your jiyala comments.

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