What role do you think the U.S. can play in restoring democracy i n Pakistan?

Answer 1

They could keep their noses out or they could sneakily dispose of Bhutto...

She's one great, big, steaming pile of neurosis, and corrupt too. She and her husband have stolen from their own people for their own financial gains. Disgusting.

The US need to stay out of this, as do the other 'superpowers'. Perhaps the only way Pakistan can move on, after years of strife under the British, is to make their own decisions; maybe insane and radical to the outside word, but maybe what is right for the people. And in the name of God, don't let that insane woman Bhutto some back as leader!

Answer 2

Stop supporting Mushareef. He only is in power because we let him stay. He is not an ally in anything: and it is time that we made sure that every ally we have is democratic and ethical.

EDITED RESPONSE: While I agree with many of the posters that this is for the Pakistani population to decide, the problem is that right now the U.S. government is supporting the despotic military ruler. So, it is not as simple as "minding our own business"; instead, we need to actively stop the current policy and begin supporting actual democracy. We need to make up for our support of the brutal, anti-democratic regime of Perez and actually help democracy in the country.

Answer 3

USA can start by stop engaging with Pakistan in any non trade or non technology related matters.

In other words, USA can not do anything regarding Pakistan. We are talking about 165 million people here who won't stay by until they get their way.

Answer 4

I believe that this a world issue. The Commonwealth has kicked them out a couple of days ago. I think that a few countries have to help regarding this issue. It is very volatile there presently.

Answer 5

They can start by restoring democracy in the USA.

Answer 6

Why should we do that?

Why shouldn't Pakistan deal with it?

Answer 7

Why doesn't the U.S mind it's own business.