Now, if there were ever anyone in Pakistan who could deal with the Indians in a way that would be meaningful it is an army chief. It is not a politician. No politician in Pakistan could give us in on the issue of Kashmir. No politician in Pakistan could make peace with India in a soft way unless he was willing to give up his own office. And that's what this army chief can do in my judgment in terms of bring India and Pakistan back on the right back.
Democracy makes the assumption that is representation by the people.
If you look at Pakistan's electoral history, a very small percentage of the people have voted historically. That is not a representative democracy. Mr. Krepon, you've met General Musharraf. It sounds like there's a lot that he has got to bite off in order to make what Mr. Ijaz is talking about work. I haven't spent a lot of time with General Musharraf, but I have met him twice, including last March.