Not so, said a government minister, Khawaja Saad Rafique, who branded Mr Musharraf a "traitor" who must face justice.Such language infuriates the army establishment.
David Axelrod, the President's political adviser, had inserted it at the last minute, framing it with some populist language about the "army of industry lobbyists" that was fighting reform.
As Mr. Morsi's supporters dialed up their language against the army and Islamists were accused of deadly attacks, the military seemed able to count on wide latitude from the public to exert its control.
Last month, Capital TV, a new news network, briefly was taken off the air after a guest on a talk show used abusive language toward the army chief, Gen.Ashfaq Parvez Kayani.
Messrs Bush and Rumsfeld may have been doing to the English language what their army has been doing to Baghdad, but some postgraduate courses manage to focus study on many of the good things to have come out of the US.
Because of the place of his birth, Ennius was at home in three languages and had, as he put it, "three hearts": Oscan, his native tongue; Greek, in which he was educated; and Latin, the language of the army with which he served in the Second Punic War.
This puts the party in a strong position to negotiate on its pet issues, from the incarceration conditions of Abdullah Öcalan, the leader of the PKK, an armed rebel group, to the 10%-threshold rule, allowing education in the Kurdish language, and ending army operations against the PKK.
He has set himself the objective of making the cost of living on a seastead not much more than the average for upper-middle-income housing in a typical American city.Linguists quip that a dialect is a language without an army and a navy to enforce its status.
It's said that behind every powerful language is an army and money.
He eased restrictions on the long-banned Kurdish language and blunted the army's influence.
"In army guttural language, we want to say to Arafat: 'Don't mess with us.
