No, I Am Not Pregnant. I Am

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.

My Father Always Would Say, "my Daughter Will Go Into Politics? My Daughter Will Become Prime Minister", But It's Not What I Wanted To Do. I Would Say, "no, Papa, I Will Never Go Into Politics." As I've Said Before, This Is Not The Life I Chose; It Chose Me ... But I Accepted The Responsibility And I've Never Wavered In My Commitment.

I Am Planning To Return And Contest The October Elections In Pakistan.

The Next Few Months Are Critical To Pakistan's Future Direction As A Democratic State Committed To Promoting Peace, Fighting Terrorism And Working For Social Justice.

I Know Death Comes. I've Seen Too Much Death, Young Death.