Pakistan's Musharraf To Be...Impeached!?
From Avedon Carol comes this little gem of irony which our national press somehow missed (can't imagine how).
Pakistan’s embattled president Musharraf has abruptly cancelled his planned visit to China, as opponents in the ruling coalition move to impeach him.
He was to attend opening ceremony of Beijing Olympics and meet Chinese leaders during his two day visit.
Mohammed Sadiq, a Pakistan foreign ministry spokesman confirmed that the visit was called off, but did not give any reason. The announcement came as the president's opponents met in Islamabad to decide on his impeachment.
The twin issues of President Musharraf's removal and the restoration of Supreme Court judges who were dismissed by the president last November during a brief period of emergency rule have over-shadowed the four month old coalition government .
(emphasis added)
I had a lot to say about this but Avedon's pithy summation is probably the best we're going to get.
The guy is a military dictator, for godssakes, and he can be threatened with impeachment while our own so-called democratically elected Congress acts all helpless in the face of our White House being occupied by the criminal government of BushCheney? Jeez.
Well, that's the way it is now - even the dictators have more (effective) opposition than Bush. And whose fault is that? (Nancy? Harry? Yes, I'm looking at you.)
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- August 6, 2008








By Kill-WhiteyAugust 7, 2008 - 12:58pm
"Just my two bits."
and both bits are dumb.
Did someone came up with pituitary ferns before Colbert?
"Imagine the world if" idiots didn't vote for Bush - twice.
John Stewart often does comment on how individuals employed in the news business should do their jobs. He doesn't need to spend a great deal of time coming up with ideas on how those individuals could do a better job. It's simple and it is obvious. News shows need to get out of the entertainment business and back into journalism.
- parent
By Dr_BillionaireAugust 7, 2008 - 4:11pm