"Zardari is running party and I am running Govt." said by Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani. Projected in pic.(right) this interesting fact.
Our young Prime minister is like our Ex-Prime Minister. We can say that we have another 'remote Control' Prime Minister which is controled by Zardari.

Here's another interesting read I found on The Nation.

The writer has aptly penned down what Rehman Malik must be thinking. What a mess this guy is, seriously !

Go have a read :)

RM's Diary (Buk-Up)

Why are all the cabinet ministers seen meeting and reporting their “progress” to Mr Asif Ali Zaradari who is neither a member of the Parliament nor a part of any government setup? Shouldn’t they all be reporting to the Prime Minister, even if he is a ceremonial head only?

Daily Times (15th of June, 2008)
Dr. Irfan Zafar
irfanzafar@msn.com

Mr Asif Ali Zaradari is now "as free as a bird" to venture new horrizons after his acquittal from all the corruption cases.

Raise your voice for PAKISTAN!

Finally the world famous and well waited constitutional package came in..With so many flaws that it seems Zardari tryign to hide his vicious intentions with good wraping of constitution..A few of them as given below:

1-CJ job tenure will be 3 years:

Story of Two Houses - By Adnan Gill
Adnan.Gill@cox.net

USA has the flair of meddling in our domestic affairs and has once more proved this notion correct. A US congressional panel by Sheila Jackson Lee, a congresswoman, was told on Wednesday the PPP was doing a good job in Pakistan while Nawaz Sharif needed to be watched.

The list of brothers of PPP co-chairman Asif Ali Zardari is getting
longer and the latest addition is that of MQM chief Altaf Hussain.
Their brotherhood reminds me of a quotation by Kin Hubbard (American
humorist and writer): "The feller that calls you 'brother' generally
wants something that doesn't belong to him".

Islamabad

Our beloved Mr. 10% is going to be our next Prime Minister, wow!. There goes the dream of a better Pakistan.

After a 90-day appointment of an interim Prime Minister, Mr. Zardari will hold his position as the new Prime Minister of Pakistan. He did not contest in the elections, but is expected to contest in the by-elections in the next few months.

The PML-Q Punjab president Chaudhry Pervaiz Elahi recently said Pakistanis had to choose between Quaid-e-Azam and Asif Ali Zardari.