Former President of Pakistan, Pervez Musharraf, gives a speech to a crowed gathered in the Memorial Auditorium at Stanford on Friday. Musharraf visited Stanford to give a speech called "Terrorism and Extremism - The Need for a Holistic Approach."
I ended up photographing the former President of Pakistan for a news assignment. He talked about his views on the way we should approach Terrorism and Extremism. It was an interesting speech and an interesting point of view. Enjoy the photos.
Former President of Pakistan, Pervez Musharraf, (right) answers a question by Stanford's Political Science Professor, Scott Sagan.
Former President of Pakistan, Pervez Musharraf, salutes the crowed
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He is the priceless asset of Pakistan he has been most democratic leader of who gave up uniform and resigned as civilian President by the conspiracy of so called honest media. We have to understand only 1/5 of population cast their vote in last year election since they were well aware of outcome and feudal hold in such system. He is the one such leader who hasn't left behind his family legacy and now again we have one's husband and other's brother as heads and its high time to understand his words about democracy that it’s not the label but it’s the essence that makes the real difference. There were all foreign nationals who were handed over to USA and claimed head money but propaganda is being that they were missing Pakistani nationals.
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