Comments on: Sources: Kayani to Replace Military Intelligence Chief

By: Table Talk: Ousting Zardari | The Insider Brief

Table Talk: Ousting Zardari | The Insider Brief — Thu, 17 Jul 2008 02:38:49 +0000

[...] may question – what about General Ashfaq Kayani and his stance on political non-interference? The answer and second reason likely lies in the decreasing ability of the military [...]

By: A Shakeup in Military Intelligence | The Insider Brief

A Shakeup in Military Intelligence | The Insider Brief — Wed, 30 Apr 2008 05:18:59 +0000

[...] faces in disentangling the Pakistan Army and its intelligence apparatus from politics after over 60 years of national involvement. After all, cordial relations with political parties should have no bearing on the selection of a [...]

By: DGMI Candidates, Musharraf's Op-Ed and Aitzaz Ahsan | The Insider Brief

DGMI Candidates, Musharraf's Op-Ed and Aitzaz Ahsan | The Insider Brief — Mon, 25 Feb 2008 05:53:08 +0000

[...] Sources: Kayani to Replace Military Intelligence Chief [...]

By: noman habib

noman habib — Sun, 24 Feb 2008 12:19:10 +0000

1.Someinsider is required to confirm was it this Nadeem ejaz who lured out moulana Abdul Aziz
from lal masjid in Burqa or brigadier Ejaz shah of IB
2.This action led to useless blood sheding and has cast MLQ dearly.

By: Abdul khaliq

Abdul khaliq — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 02:37:07 +0000

1.Kiyani does not have to do anything once it comes playing referee.All he is likely to do is seek the judicial opinion on the matter and ask the parties to act accordingly.
2.I think posting out of Nadeem Taj will be a routine matter.It is more likely that MI would be engaged in actual task of observing military built up in the region etc instead of what they seems to be doing now.
3.regime change is to be used for strengthening the move towords strategic objectives in the region.Musharaf might not have any role in it in future.Pak army and civil set up can develop
an excellent working relationship as long as kiyani is in chair