Though people were tired of the previous government, exasperation was not enough to bring about revolutionary change.

It is the responsibility of voters to seriously think about who to vote for and not abide by rhetoric, empty promises.

Our students are taught not to question the teacher or the textbook and to just regurgitate material.

We need a Pakistani conception of justice which builds upon common law, Islamic inheritances and South Asian heritage.

I hope that we Pakistanis, leaders, people, can learn from Margaret Thatcher, her ideals, sense of purpose, character.

In democracy, people’s representatives are supposed to come from among them, and therefore, reflect state of society.

I don't doubt ML was more popular in NWFP at the time & an ML ministry was inevitable, my qualm is with the procedure.

We must work on building a Pakistan, which is not of someone long dead, but of the 180 million living citizens.

Jinnah’s Pakistan is an Islamic state, which defines who a Muslim is and is not very democratic.

Pakistan was founded to be the preserve of a small minority of men and so it should be.