Pakistan News and Discussion-8

[Naresh]

Mush the Tush is a typical Pakistani Leader with the Motto <b>Why tell the Truth When you can Lie instead</b>

The reason for “Being Bomb Back into the Stone Age” was to make the people sit up & notice Mush thus leading to more sales of his Book. In addition the Pakistan People would Sympathize with Mush for being forced to <b>GUBO</b> when Colin Powell made the <b>Are You With Us or Against Us</b> call.

Richard Armitage said no such thing. The Pakistani Ambassador conveyed the meaning to Mush in Urdu which was not an exact translation but a result of the Pakistani Ambassador “Colouring his pants with Shizer in every Colour of the Rainbow” :

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<b>WASHINGTON : Richard Armitage, Daily Times can confirm, did not use the words attributed to him by President Pervez Musharraf in a CBS 60 Minutes interview, <span style='font-size:14pt;line-height:100%'>namely that unless Pakistan did American bidding, it will be bombed into the “stone age”.</span></b> However, neither the President of Pakistan, nor Richard Armitage, who has denied using such language, nor President Bush who said he was “taken aback” when he learnt what had been said, is being untruthful. <b>What actually happened was that after his meeting with Richard Armitage, Lt Gen Mahmood Ahmed – who now wears a long, white beard and has reportedly gone Tableeghi – called Gen Musharraf from the Pakistan embassy in Washington. The conversation took place in Urdu and when the president asked him what the bottom line of the American message was, Gen Mahmood replied in Urdu that the Americans were intent on the removal of the Taliban regime and would not let Pakistan stand in their way and if Pakistan did not fall in line and cooperate, <span style='font-size:14pt;line-height:100%'>“wo hamari eent se eent baja dey gain” or words to that effect.</span></b> That being so, President Musharraf’s recollection of the conversation with Gen Mahmood, who was then the director general of the ISI, is accurate, only he translated into English what he had been told in Urdu. It is time for Gen Mahmood to go on record and reproduce exactly the words in which he conveyed the Armitage message to Gen Musharraf on that September day five years ago. <b>khalid hasan</b>

So Mush has made himself a Universal Tush of himself with his Utter Lies and then getting caught.

[center]<b><span style='font-size:14pt;line-height:100%'>Our Indian Prime Minister has put his faith in the Universal Liar!</span></b>[/center]

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