My part of Pakistan
Quoting two lines from separate articles on Economist.com and newyorker.com that have gotten stuck in my mind.
From Economist.com
Asked about allegations that Pakistan was involved in the murderous onslaught on Mumbai, he promised, before the world, strict action “if any evidence points towards any individual or group in my part of the country”.
From newyorker.com
“World at Risk” is one of those conscientious, bipartisan efforts, its importance signalled by publication as a trade paperback, whose sober findings and pragmatic recommendations momentarily give you the sense that every problem—even one as alarming as the likelihood that “a weapon of mass destruction will be used in a terrorist attack somewhere in the world by the end of 2013”—has a common-sense solution. The report includes chapters on biological and nuclear risks, and one titled “Pakistan,” which would seem to suggest that the nation itself is a kind of W.M.D.
Don’t want to be a snob, but I really feel sorry for Zardari.
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Yes, the poor guy has bitten more than he can chew, hehe.
Someone said, I suppose it is Albright, Pakistan is international migraine!