" Good morning there in Phoenix. We have sunshine and a nice Spring day here in Zurich. I noticed some fairly major editing by CorporateM, some of it while you were also making changes, on the Haqqani article. The Memogate section, as edited by CorporateM, while trimmer, is now inaccurate  most likely due simply to not knowing the proper timeline. As best as I could, I have reworked using the same language, but fixed the timeline problem. Kindly review and fix if appropriate. Thanks,    

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 In 2011, American businessman Mansoor Ijaz said Haqqani asked him to deliver a secret memo to US Admiral Mike Mullen asking for military support to prevent a military takeover in Pakistan. Ijaz also claimed that after the contents of the memo were released, Haqqani orchestrated denials regarding the existence of the memo from involved parties.Mullen Memorandum ""Secret Pakistan Memo to Adm Mike Mullen"", The Washington Post, 2011-11-17, Accessed 2014-04-01. Haqqani denied the accusations. On 30 December 2011, the Pakistan Supreme Court granted a motion by Pakistan's opposition leader at the time, Mian Nawaz Sharif, for an investigation into the memo by a judicial commission.Tanveer, Rana ""Memogate: Supreme Court admits Nawaz petition for regular hearing"", The Express Tribune, 2011-11-28. Accessed 2014-03-24.  
 In June 2012, the Judicial Commission released a report concluding that the memorandum was authentic and that Haqqani was its ""originator and architect"".Pakistan Judicial Commission ""Pages 108-121, Judicial Commission Report"", Supreme Court of Pakistan, 2012-06-12. Accessed 2014-03-24. The justices further found that Haqqani had undermined the country's security and that Haqqani misled Ijaz to believe the memorandum had the Pakistani president's approval.Ahmad, Fasih and Taseer, Shehrbano ""Pakistan: Judges Rebuke Haqqani in Memogate Scandal"", The Daily Beast, 2012-06-13, Accessed 2014-04-02. Haqqani said the Commission's report was one-sided and defended his patriotism.Frum, David ""Haqqani: I am No Traitor"", The Daily Beast, 2012-06-16, Accessed 2014-04-02. 

 Haqqani was not allowed to leave the countryBBC News Asia ""Pakistan 'memogate' envoy Husain Haqqani gets travel ban"", BBC, 2011-12-01. Accessed 2014-04-01. and sought refuge in the presidential palace and later the Prime Minister's residence for nearly two months, citing threats to his life by extremist groups who accused him of treason.Verma, Smitha ""I have no desire to become a martyr"", Telegraph India, 2013-11-03, Accessed 2014-04-02. Judicial Commission hearings were conducted eventually from London by remote video link and Haqqani was given travel permissions, but refused to return to Pakistan for future court hearings due to threats to his life.""Memogate: Ijaz to record testimony from London"", Rediff.com, 2012-02-12, Accessed 2014-04-02. He tendered his resignation to Prime Minister Yousef Raza Gilani after being summoned back to Islamabad to explain his alleged role in the affair and his prior dealings and relationship with Ijaz. He has thus far refused to return to Pakistan under his still standing commitment with the Supreme Court to face the Commission's findings.Staff Report ""Memogate case: Supreme Court issues notice to Interior Secretary"", Pakistan Observer, 2013-01-29. Accessed 2014-03-24. He continues to maintain his innocence.Hirsh, Michael ""[http://www.theatlantic.com