Shoe-smacking at Dictator Musharraf in Baltimore today

by Ahmar Mustikhan | September 28, 2009 at 08:25 am
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A private university in United States has invited killer dictator General Pervez Musharraf from Pakistan to speak at an event Tuesday. His hands are dirty with the blood of secular Baluch people in Occupied Baluchistan.

In a symbolic Eastern style protest,  portrait of the dictator will be smacked with a shoe.

Musharraf, who left the presidency in disgrace fearing impeachment, has been invited by the university on Tuesday [September 29, 2009] to kick off the 2009-2010 Baltimore Speaker Series at the Meyerhoff Symphony Hall. Sponsors of the event include Baltimore Sun, public radio WYPR, Greater Baltimore Committee and St. John Properties.

Baluch recalled Musharraf had seized power through a coup in October 1999 after dismissing a democratically elected government [of former premier Nawaz Sharif]. "Like any tinpot dictator he is bereft of intellect and scholarship and we fail to unerstand why Stevenson University chose to pay and honor a criminal despot," Baluch blasted the university administration.

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Hammad.

At least he is better than your Almighty Bush.. Please stop propaganda against Pakistan

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Ahmar Mustikhan

Nothing to do with Pakistan. Just want their army out of Baluchistan.

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nariman khan

Musharraf is a good man. He is to Pakistan what Mahatir is to Malaysia. Its a shame the democraticly elected people have no understanding of the. He was a dictator only to the Sharifs because they couldnt buy him or fool him. These democratically elected Sharifs paid 65 rupees in income tax. Sharifs are public servants elected to serve their people and not act as kings and Lords. LONG LIVE MUSHARRAF.

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Ahmar Mustikhan

How can a coup leader be a good man!

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