You have to stand guard over the development and maintenance of democracy, social justice and the equality of mankind in your own native soil. [Mohammed Ali Jinnah]

Monday, November 26, 2007

Who Loves Pakistan?

Friends,

How current regime operates in Pakistan is understood by many in many different ways. But to me the picture is dangerous, I love my country and have done so since I was a kid. This happens to be my identity.

Afghanistan's war was dragged first into Pakistan's tribal area by our rulers, now they have dragged this war into mainland Pakistan (Swat, Lal Masjid, etc.). We did not have many friends in Balochistan (because of how they were dealt with, of course) already. Now we do not have many friends left in NWFP. Sindh has its share of problems already, with water sharing and other disputes.

And currently we are going nowhere, we are not trying to improve the situation. With US already taken over Pakistan's nukes (ref: Pak nukes already under US control), planning to deploy its army to "protect" Punjab/Islamabad (ref: Pakistan's Collapse, Our Problem By FREDERICK W. KAGAN and MICHAEL O'HANLON), whats the message?

It seems to me they are waving bye bye off to the rest of what is left of our home Pakistan. Is this home going to be broken. I hope and pray that I am totally mistaken. But read the following article, see the map linked with it (attached below), the news is not good... Google on "Greater Middle East Project" and you will find a lot more stuff to read and to ponder upon e.g. Plans for Redrawing the Middle East: The Project for a "New Middle East".

Blood borders
How a better Middle East would look
By Ralph Peters

International borders are never completely just. But the degree of injustice they inflict upon those whom frontiers force together or separate makes an enormous difference — often the difference between freedom and oppression, tolerance and atrocity, the rule of law and terrorism, or even peace and war.

The most arbitrary and distorted borders in the world are in Africa and the Middle East. Drawn by self-interested Europeans (who have had sufficient trouble defining their own frontiers), Africa's borders continue to provoke the deaths of millions of local inhabitants. But the unjust borders in the Middle East — to borrow from Churchill — generate more trouble than can be consumed locally.
more at ... http://www.armedforcesjournal.com/2006/06/1833899 and the map that goes along with it... http://www.armedforcesjournal.com/xml/2006/06/images/afj.peters_map_after.JPG


Long Live Pakistan
Numan Sheikh

3 comments:

junyDada said...

kuch nahin ho ga yaar, yeh sub baatein hain. let us live our lives according to our pre-emergency plans!! allah hai na sub kuch theek karnay kay liay. why don't we just pray to him, but wait a minute, even that wasn't in the pre-emergency plans: to pray for our country and muslim state of shame!!! So excuse me, while i just continue to work for myself :D, since that is what is going to save us all, and at the end we are obviously going to go to heaven, cuz dude, we are born muslims, with a warrant for heavens. allah khud hi inn sub generals and imperialists ko dozakh ki aag mein daalay ga, and hum jannt mein sey unn ki sarti hui daikhain gay, mazzay aaein gay yaar, enjoy :) (Y)

ZAR said...

clearly it is a war against the muslims. most of the states with redrawn borders r muslim states... who r they to decide our boundries??? shldn't we stop them??? u can start fightin by doing good n hate the evil... at the same time u can pray to Allah for the strength to fight the anti forces... and keep showing ur solidarity with the lovers of the state by bringing awareness in common man... we need to tell each other n common man tht we r under attack...we need strength n will power which can only b requested from The God

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