Is the PM enjoying holidays in Kashmir and making funny promises and not concerned about killings there.?
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Well, what can I say? The PM is a simple guy at heart but, he too has to deal with politics and politicians.\n\nThere ought to be done something.
87080
bush vist india n pakistan for its own purpose not to solve kashmir problem. yae south asian could do progess if kashmir problem  solved
51453
Tony Blair has caught a lot of criticism from his fellow countrymen, much like that other leader . . . George W. Bush.  The majority of his critics, like in President Bush's case, is from the opposition party to that which is in power.  Although I am not British, I have kept up with their news, and it appears that Prime Minister Blair is doing well.  The media, (remember it's the liberal media, while Bush & Blair are respecitvely conservatives), has been attacking both of the leaders for about the last three years.  Gee, I guess that's why the U.N. military commander in Bosnia is the "FORMER".  I haven't read any positive news concerning Bosnia and the U.N. involvement.  So, putting two & two together, the proverbial statement holds true, "Those who live in glass houses, shouldn't throw stones."  Or to reference the Word, "He who is without sin, may cast the first stone."  If anyone would like to forward this to that FORMER U.N. military commander in Bosnia, you have my full permission . . . . if President Bush or Prime Minister Blair are doing so poorly, then I'd like to see you do better!  Come on, you've got my vote.  I'm sure your response is something like the following:  "No, I don't want that job!"  Good, then sit back, shut up, fasten your seatbelt, enjoy the ride and just use sunscreen!  Sorry, I'm a history major and love to argue politics.  Although evidently biased, maybe it shed some light on your question.
583197
No dear its not fine...\nv shd realise that this is new way to attract votes...and thats the exact reason y other parties r silent....its nothing but UPA's long term plan to and they bank heavily on these
1017239
No. What holidays does he give?
584675
well... lets see what they are doing about both...\n\nOsama is pretty much relaxing in Pakistan not too worried about anything but his next attack... Bush even said he wasn't a priority...\n\nThey just extended a tax break to the wealthy... so... if their actions are any indication... taxes
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I truly believe our gov't has him in hiding,living the good life , like a king.  When our Gov't wants to find someone, they do? When they want someone killed, they do it!  They know exactly where he is.
647786
He is the Hon Prime Minister of India..... in a recent poll survey the Indians clarified that they are happy with his economic reforms........ aha! he is a top class economist too.......
720564
no.. he's talking out of the top of his fez. He's got his own electorate to please so dont be too hard on him.
1068058
You should not ask this question to yahoo people ask indian politicians those who have taken politics as their business with out their consent there is no point wasting energy on answering this question,because the condition would remain same after answering to your question.
759530
HE IS GREAT LEADER OF INDIA.  HE CAN SPEAK ON ALL THE ISSUE RELATED TO OUR COUNTRY.  KANDHAR STORY IS ONE OF THE DECISION OF GROUP OF MINISTER.  THOUGH IT IS RIGHT OR WRONG BUT WHEN IT WAS TAKEN ONLY FOR THE SAFE GUARD OF OUR PASSENGERS.
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I think that there have to be certain punitive measures in place. I definitely dont like the idea o any one shaking the hands on one side and stabbing your back on another side. Nothing against the players, but if some proof exists that Pakistan sponsors terrorism, then it would be justified.
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10 news and some other press said that there was speculation that he MAY retire in December, This story has been bought up alot in recent years and the Honorable  Prime minister has not retired, even tho some media said that he would. \nThe department of the Prime minister and cabinet in Canberra say that HON John Winston Howard MP has no intention of leaving the nations top job.
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Well certainly not our pathetic governor, Ahhhnold Boobengrabber. What a joke. "I want to be the people's guhvana of Kahleefoneeaa" "I will fight special interests", while of course he takes millions from big corporations to bully nurses, teachers, firefighters and anyone else who actually stands up for their rights. But here are some extemely popular things in the Golden State: surfing (the kind you do out in the ocean), hiking, backpacing, skiing, snowboarding, mountain biking, camping, sushi, jazz, Hollywood and all it's glitter, Mexican food, Thai food, and organic food. This is by no means the complete list but it should give you an idea of the energetic, fun loving people in this great state (please forgive us for the Stoogeinator).
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in England Tony Blair is our prime minister
769006
One of the best things Pervez Musharraf has done for Pakistan is to  allow the press to discuss important issues freely without any fear.  One such issue is the treatment of rape victims.  The papers and women from all over the country have been campaigning vigorously for a long time now and it has just proved successful.  I don't think that Pakistan will become a secular country, like France, but there are plenty of people there who have enough common sense to know when a law isn't working.  Defiantly a step in the right direction,  good on Pakistan I say!
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He is a brave person.\nHe is not afraid of the super powers.\nHe want all muslims of the world to unite.\nHe wants end on tyranny in thw world.\nHe is a good politician.\nHe can sya what ver he thinks is right.\nHe has done wonders for Malaysia.\nHe took many steps for the development of Malaysia is all shperes of life.