
Here's what the Twitterati had to say about the document that was published online today:
ShibilSiddiqi
Just explained to some non-Pakistani friends why a coup against Pak army is more controversial than coup against elected govt. They ROFLed.
NadeemfParacha
Military intervention in politics namanzoor! Rather na-Mansoor.
NadeemfParacha
Old hemlock in a new bowl: A letter allegedly written by BB to a US senator was waved by the establishment to dismiss her govt in1989.
shahidsaeed
RIP Democracy. March 2008 - November 2011. Picking up my copy of the why-we-need-democracy arguments handbook for blogs
samishah
To be fair, Civilian govt. trying save itself from coup is like a beaten wife trying to stop abusive husband. Yet somehow, we blame her.
samishah
cant sms curse words, cant watch porn on the internet and cant even send a memo to US asking for help overthrowing the army. #censorship
umairjav
Look at the timing of the leak: Before the Senate elections, PTI is warming up, Army-US relations are at a low ebb. #HOR #CHUPO
umairjav
Field day for army in the press. The memo gets translated into Urdu. The entire country will be shown how "zardari was selling out Pakistan"
AliDayan
Elements opposed to civilian rule constitutionalism in Pakistan sense an opportunity to subvert all the gains since 2008
AliDayan
If a dubious "scandal" played up by dubious elements in the media is used to derail democracy, it will be a terrible shame for #pakistan
Saba_Imtiaz
If the memo is true - didn't the civs realise they could have pulled this off just capitalising on anti-army/ISI criticism after May 2?
majorlyprofound
OUTRAGED that someone could write a letter asking our Armed phorces to be answerable to Civilian government.
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