Pakistan govt in a mess, Army coup fear looms large Video
Pakistan Army Chief General Ashfaq Parvez Kayani has called a meeting of his principal staff officers on Thursday after Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani sacked the Defence Secretary Lt Gen(retd) Naeem Khalid Lodhi, considered to be close to the military, raising fears of a coup. http://ibnlive.com/livetv
Comments on "Pakistan govt in a mess, Army coup fear looms large"
@eddierusso1 How do ... @eddierusso1 How do you know that we do not have any respect for humans??? We are as normal as you are. Every country has? good and bad but that doesn't mean that the whole nation has to suffer because of a few bad people....Not everyone is a terrorist or a killer...
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POWER? TO THE ... POWER? TO THE PEOPLE GET RID OF EVIL DICTATORS!
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The War in Pakistan
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The People of Pakistan
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