Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf, under intense pressure from domestic opponents and the international community, has stepped down as Chief of Staff of the Army - something he has been promising to do for years:An emotional Musharraf relinquished his post by handing over his ceremonial baton Wednesday to his successor, Gen. Ashfaq Kayani, who is widely expected to maintain the army's pro-Western policies. "(You) are the saviors of Pakistan," Musharraf said in a final speech to the troops, sniffing repeatedly and appearing to blink back tears. Hundreds of senior officers, politicians and other civilians watched from the stands as an unsmiling Musharraf wearing a phalanx of medals and a green sash across his uniform reviewed the ranks to the strains of "Auld Lang Syne." "I'm proud of this army and I was lucky to have commanded the world's best army," Musharraf said. "I will no longer command ... but my heart and my mind will always be with...(Read Full Post)