There are two forms of Ziaists: (1) political Ziaists who keep conspiring against democracy on the pretext of one excuse or the other; (2) militant Ziaists who are represented in the shape of operatives and sympathizers of Taliban and Sipah-e-Sahaba.![[col5.gif]](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiy8Lzd1AkPpPwvbbWinSWGdBl5tyV35qhLR2eauPIRSWFTPs153ZMdx1MTg8oe5OoOFVM51Xb3HIneDyn04gDYdqxdsbf5XKS13gFRBFBQNutk-8TySBMTkvL61v4vHkPxRXoHO_BG7ow/s1600/col5.gif)
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(Abbas Mehkari)
Sunday, 8 February 2009
Ziaists in Pakistan: From long march to terrorism - some questions for Nawaz Sharif
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