No comments, video says it all

Check this, it tells the story of Mr. President. Check the headline. Tell him he is representing Pakistan, he should at least behave like a President.

Who likes a President getting hot over another international politician? Even not Pro-Americans. Yeah I know Sarah palin is too hot but Zardari is the President of Islamic Republic of Pakistan, he shouldn’t be so cheap.

Bob Drogin of LA Times reports on how the conversation happened:

Shortly before Palin met the Pakistani leader at the InterContinental Hotel, aides for the two squabbled about whether they should sit behind a low coffee table. Zardari’s aides wanted a table, Palin’s staff did not. Ultimately the table was taken away. Score one for the Americans.

Entering the room, Palin was introduced not only to Zardari but to Makhdoom Shah Mahmood Quershi, Pakistan’s foreign minister, and Sherry Rehman, the information minister.

“So nice to meet you,” Palin said politely.

“Busy on the campaign trail?” Rehman asked.

“Yes, yes,” Palin replied.

“How does one keep looking that good?” Rehman inquired.

“Oh, oh, thank you,” the governor responded.

At that point, Zardari entered and the conversation turned decidedly flirtatious. He told her she was “even more gorgeous” than he thought.

“You are so nice,” Palin said. “Thank you.”

Zardari pressed on: “Now I know why the whole of America is crazy about you.”

At that point a Zardari handler asked them to shake hands again for the cameras.

“I’m supposed to pose again,” Palin said.

“If he’s insisting,” Zardari said, “I might hug.”

Eventually, real business got underway.

Palin, who has yet to hold a news conference since McCain plucked her from relative obscurity on Aug. 29, even answered a reporter’s question as to how she enjoyed her meetings.

“It’s going great,” she said. “The meetings are very informative and helpful. A lot of good people share an appreciation for America.”

Apparently Zardari, in shoes of Shaukat Aziz, scored a point over The Pit Bull with a Lip Stick.

Hey Mush..you have to go this time. I can’t control my Grin. Let me not be sorry. As I want you to go so 140 Million People of Pakistan. Go Musharraf go!

I wrote this above line at 01:15 PM and its 1:30 PM and I am listening to Radio Broadcast of Musharraf and I also watched Musharraf start his speech. I don’t think he is resigning. He narrates like He did this and this. He is not exposing himself. See what happens.

See this for fun. The latest movie Bush Mush Hota Hai

2:04: Update: Yeah he says he is resigning. Thats great.
2:17: Update: Speech ends, finally we got rid of him.

Another funny video. I almost LMAO while viewing this.

So sad; my friend Naseer Mughal just got a mobile SMS news flash message announcing a bad news. “Artist Gulgee and his wife Murdered”. I couldn’t beleive the news but it was one of the Pak Government cellular companies Ufone and I had to beleieve it. I just did a quick type in my Firefox’s address bar, yeah the famous ( yet notorious to our so-called liberal and democratic Islamic Republic of Pakistan ) Geo News adress www.geo.tv and yeah this news was the latest one in their sidebar. The details are as follows. These details are taken from the Geo TV and I take no responsibility for any misinformation.

Artist Gulgee, his wife murdered KARACHI: Renowned artist Ismail Gulgee, his wife Zarine along with their maid were found dead here at their residence on Wednesday.The initial investigations reveal that they were killed about two to three days ago.Ismail Gulgee was an award-winning, world famous Pakistani artist who was born in Peshawar on October 25, 1926. A qualified engineer from the U.S, he was a self-taught abstract and portrait painter.From about 1960, Guljee was noted as an abstract painter influenced by the tradition of Islamic calligraphy and by the American “action painting”. The first exhibition of his art-work was held in 1950. The legendary Ismail Gulgee was entirely self-taught, and was renowned as a portrait painter in his early career. One of his most famous early works was the portrait of Afghanistan’s Shah Zahir Shah painted in 1957. He also had the honour of making portraits of Prince Karim Agha Khan, former princess of Iran, Deeba and former president of Pakistan, Ayub Khan. Transcending simple canvas and paint formulae, Gulgee was known for using mixed materials in his art and was a sculptor of exceptional skill, a legacy that lives on in his son Amin Gulgee.