Dictatorships By Their Nature Are Unrepresentative As

Whatever My Aims And Agendas Were, I Never Asked For Power.

I Don't Fear Death. I Remember My Last Meeting With My Father When He Told Me, "you Know, Tonight When I Will Be Killed, My Mother And My Father Will Be Waiting For Me." It Makes Me Weepy ... But I Don't Think It Can Happen Unless God Wants It To Happen Because So Many People Have Tried To Kill Me.

Extremism Can Flourish Only In An Environment Where Basic Governmental Social Responsibility For The Welfare Of The People Is Neglected. Political Dictatorship And Social Hopelessness Create The Desperation That Fuels Religious Extremism.

Military Dictatorship Is Born From The Power Of The Gun, And So It Undermines The Concept Of The Rule Of Law And Gives Birth To A Culture Of Might, A Culture Of Weapons, Violence And Intolerance.

In 1988, When Democracy Was Restored, The Military Establishment Was Still Very Powerful. The Extremist Groups Were Still There. And When The Aid And Assistance To Pakistan Was Cut, We Had To Adopt Harsh Economic Policies. So In A Way, It Showed That Democracy Doesn't Pay, And The Military Was Able To Reassert Itself.