Will Musharraf follow President Bush's suggestion and relinquish his military post?

Question

I doubt that Musharraf will change, just because Bush told him to remove his uniform. How much difference could it make?

Daniel: You're right...I was careless and I'll follow your advice!

Answer 1

I don't think that's going to happen. The way I've heard it, Musharraf's "state of emergency" was that the validity of his most recent win for president was being decided in court.

If he shuts down the court system and prevents them from making a decision, it's because he still wants to keep his uniform and his Presidential position.

Musharraf wants to have his cake and eat it too

Answer 2

What might which could do with something, the guy remains attempting to eliminate the Democracy the individuals of Pakistan choose & insist that he get out of how of their having it! as quickly as some people get skill they're reluctant to grant it up, in basic terms ask Bush & Putin! checklist from Pakistan in this evenings information, the militia could step in & take the uniform from him & perhaps so plenty greater!

Answer 3

No.

I think Bhutto's return has given the dictator his chance to abolish the last remnants of democracy - and the US has vowed to support this destruction.

Answer 4

He has little options but buys time in my opinion. He lost face and that is far worse. He will have alot of problem's to attend to. Plus defeat the growing Islamic rebels. It is playing out moment to moment. Something to watch carefully. And the worldwide responses. Thanks for asking.

Answer 5

true, but US and UN can force him to resign his job. the attack on Bhutto's return was most likely plotted by him. the people like Bhutto not him, only the army supports him. this behaviour could lead to totalitarian. just my opinion

Answer 6

You should ask this in politics..because this is not military question....