Democracy Is The Best Revenge.

While Living In America When I Attended Harvard In The Early 1970s, I Saw For Myself The Awesome, Almost Miraculous, Power Of A People To Change Policy Through Democratic Means.

I Was A Very Shy Girl Who Led An Insulated Life; It Was Only When I Came To Oxford, And To Harvard Before That, That Suddenly I Saw The Power Of People. I Didn't Know Such A Power Existed, I Saw People Criticising Their Own President; You Couldn't Do That In Pakistan - You'd Be Thrown In Prison.

[on Richard M. Nixon:] Americans Began With A President Who Couldn't Tell A Lie And Now They Have One Who Can't Tell The Truth.

In A Way, A Jail Is A Place Where You Can Rest, Read Books And Live With Yourself.

I Find That Whenever I Am In Power, Or My Father Was In Power, Somehow Good Things Happen. The Economy Picks Up, We Have Good Rains, Water Comes, People Have Crops. I Think The Reason This Happens Is That We Want To Give Love And We Receive Love.