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Pakistan has the most important role in Afghan peace process, we have been in much worse condition and right now thanks to Almighty Allah protests have calmed down.Stop your propaganda against Pakistan
It seems that Now Pakistan is Digging It ‘ s GRAVE .
Keeping our Security SAFEGUARDING well Secured , we must carefully watch how they will fall into their own Grave . We must do our Best to AVOID THE REFUGEE CRESIS OF 1971 in the east .
As tactically and as diplomatically as possible we must TRY OUR BEST TO DEVELOP A PEACEFUL NEIGHBOURLY SITUATION IN THE WEST.
But ! NO COMPROMISING ON SECURITY ISSUES AT ANY Contingency.
With Best Wishes For Betterment Always ,
SHIVA KUMAR.T.N.
When Taliban capture Kabul, what changes in the SECURITY SCENARIOS would take shape with Taliban coordinating with pakistani religious groups and drug trade with involvement of PAK ARMY, This is going to shape the future of PAKISTAN as a failed state or on the brink.
Specifically how IRAN reacts to a very aggressive Sunni Muslim countries on it’s borders will also affect the region.
With largest muslim population who are equally influenced by religious dogmas INDIA is also going to face more internal security dilemmas for a long period to come.
People in Pakistan and India ignored the observation of Professor Raghupati Sahay ‘Firaq’, (so popular in Pakistan as a Urdu poet that it officially mourned his death in 1982), made in the essay “The Mistake of Pakistan” in his book ‘Readings and Reflections’ published by Bharti Bhawan Publishers and Distributors 1973. He explained that this mistake of some ‘honourable’ men proved to be more harmful and destructive than what are recognized as ‘crimes’. Agreeing with Dr Zakaria, he considers the mistake of Sir Syed Ahmad Khan educating his Indian followers ‘that the safety and welfare of Indian Muslims depended on British rule and British overlordship over India’. This view was shared then (during the closing two decades of 19th century) by most of the Indian Muslims.
However, it was not a mistake but a strategic move by the imperial powers who did not want to part with the golden egg and therefore extended the moves of the great game; as the seeds of the 2nd world war were sown at the time of the conclusion of the peace treaty at the end of the 1st world war; similarly, after the 2nd War, the seeds of post-colonial conflicts were sown to safeguard the interests of powers that be and the areas of conflict were pushed towards the east so that the great game may continue in future and world peace may be used as an scapegoat for continuing hegemony for the future imperial powers.
Mahatma Gandhi’s policy of non-violence as a weapon against imperialism got an oral support world-wide but the complete teaching of the great book ‘Gita’ was forgotten – without justice non-violence cannot survive. The tragedy of India’s ruthless exploitation for centuries became self-evident and the record of 20th century onwards hardly evince any sign of abatement of imperial injustice and greed, or any intent to relent in favour of a more just system. Pakistan has deviated fundamentally from its proclaimed objectives; rather from its very beginning, it proved it was meant to be a backyard for dubious power-games and now it is badly hurting the interests of its own people. Time is running away and the world as a whole will have to drastically reform the International Body to enable it to effectively solve the aggravating conflicts on the basis of the will, not force or manoeuvre, as the key.
Pakistan was founded on the belief that Islam united all Muslims, irrespective of their culture, language and social upbringing. The break up of Pakistan in 1971 proved this a wrong assumption. It was Zia ul Haq who converted Islam into a tool of State Craft. He officially Islamised Pakistan, encouraged terrorist groups inspired by religion. It was only a matter of time before religion seeped into politics and public life. Now, Pakistan is paying the price. The monster created by it is threatening to devour it. As you sow, so you reap. Or, Sow wind, and reap Whirlwind!
Pakistan has the most important role in Afghan peace process, we have been in much worse condition and right now thanks to Almighty Allah protests have calmed down.Stop your propaganda against Pakistan
It seems that Now Pakistan is Digging It ‘ s GRAVE .
Keeping our Security SAFEGUARDING well Secured , we must carefully watch how they will fall into their own Grave . We must do our Best to AVOID THE REFUGEE CRESIS OF 1971 in the east .
As tactically and as diplomatically as possible we must TRY OUR BEST TO DEVELOP A PEACEFUL NEIGHBOURLY SITUATION IN THE WEST.
But ! NO COMPROMISING ON SECURITY ISSUES AT ANY Contingency.
With Best Wishes For Betterment Always ,
SHIVA KUMAR.T.N.
When Taliban capture Kabul, what changes in the SECURITY SCENARIOS would take shape with Taliban coordinating with pakistani religious groups and drug trade with involvement of PAK ARMY, This is going to shape the future of PAKISTAN as a failed state or on the brink.
Specifically how IRAN reacts to a very aggressive Sunni Muslim countries on it’s borders will also affect the region.
With largest muslim population who are equally influenced by religious dogmas INDIA is also going to face more internal security dilemmas for a long period to come.
People in Pakistan and India ignored the observation of Professor Raghupati Sahay ‘Firaq’, (so popular in Pakistan as a Urdu poet that it officially mourned his death in 1982), made in the essay “The Mistake of Pakistan” in his book ‘Readings and Reflections’ published by Bharti Bhawan Publishers and Distributors 1973. He explained that this mistake of some ‘honourable’ men proved to be more harmful and destructive than what are recognized as ‘crimes’. Agreeing with Dr Zakaria, he considers the mistake of Sir Syed Ahmad Khan educating his Indian followers ‘that the safety and welfare of Indian Muslims depended on British rule and British overlordship over India’. This view was shared then (during the closing two decades of 19th century) by most of the Indian Muslims.
However, it was not a mistake but a strategic move by the imperial powers who did not want to part with the golden egg and therefore extended the moves of the great game; as the seeds of the 2nd world war were sown at the time of the conclusion of the peace treaty at the end of the 1st world war; similarly, after the 2nd War, the seeds of post-colonial conflicts were sown to safeguard the interests of powers that be and the areas of conflict were pushed towards the east so that the great game may continue in future and world peace may be used as an scapegoat for continuing hegemony for the future imperial powers.
Mahatma Gandhi’s policy of non-violence as a weapon against imperialism got an oral support world-wide but the complete teaching of the great book ‘Gita’ was forgotten – without justice non-violence cannot survive. The tragedy of India’s ruthless exploitation for centuries became self-evident and the record of 20th century onwards hardly evince any sign of abatement of imperial injustice and greed, or any intent to relent in favour of a more just system. Pakistan has deviated fundamentally from its proclaimed objectives; rather from its very beginning, it proved it was meant to be a backyard for dubious power-games and now it is badly hurting the interests of its own people. Time is running away and the world as a whole will have to drastically reform the International Body to enable it to effectively solve the aggravating conflicts on the basis of the will, not force or manoeuvre, as the key.
You can’t keep snakes in your backyard and expect them to only bite your neighbour.
Pakistan was founded on the belief that Islam united all Muslims, irrespective of their culture, language and social upbringing. The break up of Pakistan in 1971 proved this a wrong assumption. It was Zia ul Haq who converted Islam into a tool of State Craft. He officially Islamised Pakistan, encouraged terrorist groups inspired by religion. It was only a matter of time before religion seeped into politics and public life. Now, Pakistan is paying the price. The monster created by it is threatening to devour it. As you sow, so you reap. Or, Sow wind, and reap Whirlwind!