I didnt use any bad word, I myself typed "*"
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Pakistan is a big dilemma... Here is a summary of things which I observed:
1. The plan to break Pakistan is a very, very long one. Pakistan has very, very few friends and its enemies have been trying to break it since its creation. eg. trying their best to stop Pakistan from getting nuclear bombs, attempting to bomb its nuclear facilities 2 times, 80s and 98, supporting all sorts of insurgencies and separatist movements.
2. However, the plan they're working at now, is a very intelligent and well thought out plan. This plan was tested and executed successfully on Yugoslavia. A militarily powerful Yugoslavia was balkanized to 6+ countries and some are now fighting against each other. (Divide and rule) Here is a review of how they are working:
First, execute the 9/11 tragedy.
- Threaten the then president of Pakistan Musharraf to bend down to USA and agree to cooperate in the War on Terror.
- Attack Afghanistan and remove Taliban from power, who were Pakistan's ally and force Pakistan to cooperate on War on Terror. (This was the biggest blunder Pakistan committed. Had Pakistan's president Musharraf refused cooperation on this war on terror, they wouldn't dare to do anything to Pakistan other than threaten and slap some sanctions)
- Musharraf literally sold out Pakistan to USA. Musharraf signed agreement which allowed CIA operatives to roam freely on Pakistan and do whatever they want.
- Another strategic blunder was the drone strike agreement, it was done by Musharraf.
- Musharraf also allowed about 70 media channels to be established in pakistan (socalled "free media", explained later).
Okay, the above was the "Part 1" of this plan, which was executed smoothly and successfully with the help of (traitor) Musharraf. However, president Musharraf was a sold out, but NOT incompetent. At his time, the economy of pakistan fared very well with average growth rate of 6%. However the ROOT of the "great design" was laid down in Musharraf's era.
However, then came the "Part 2", at the end of December 2007, which is more violent and aggressive:
- Benazir Bhutto, a popular leader and wife of Asif ali zardari was assassinated by JSOC (a branch of CIA) operatives. Another reason for assassinating her was because she confessed that Osama Bin laden is dead (back in 2007 i think) in one of her speeches.
- Chaos and anarchy was created in Pakistan due to this.
- Sympathy was created in the minds of people for the husband of Bhutto, Asif ali zardari, who served in Jail for several years and had a record of corruption and incompetency.
- An "artificial crisis" was created in the above method.
- Musharraf signed NRO, forgiving Zardari and others for all mistakes. According elections were held, zardari's party Peoples party won the majority.
- As said before, Musharraf was a traitor, but NOT incompetent. But Zardari is both traitor and incompetent. So, his presidency bought Pakistan's economic collapse and drastic slowdown of growth with it.
Now comes the Part 3, which was parallely executed with part 1 and Part 2.
- As said before, CIA/MI6/Xe and JSOC operatives were allowed to roam freely in pakistan by Musharraf as per contract signed for "tracing osama bin laden".
- Instead of tracing "osama bin laden", who has been dead since 2002, CIA operatives began organising a network of local terrorists, to be called "Tahriketaliban" and "Laskarejangvi" later on. (FYI, Raymond davis had very frequent contacts with these two) I'll explain this in more detail later.
- The network was created on the northern parts for several reasons: 1) For capturing balocistan, which has one of the largest gold and mineral reserves in the world. 2) Slacked law and order situation in northern parts, so easier to create such terrorist outfits. 3) To create a general hatred in the mind of Pakistani people for the Afghan (genuine) taliban, as only northern parts of Pakistan are affected by tahriketaliban.
- Suicide bombings and other terrorist attacks started by the CIA outfit of TTP since 2004. They picked up pace and the ultimate objective is to destabilize Pakistan and declare it as a "terrorist state" and build up pressure on it to surrender its nukes.
^ The above plan was a very, very sophisticated and well thought out plan.
At part 1, the above plan met with little or no resistance. CIA visas were issued because pakistan's ambassador to usa, Haqqani is himself a CIA stooge.
But in Part 2 and three, the above plan has been met with violent resistance. (not apparent in first sight). Here's how:
- First thing which is a severe obstacle is the Afghan resistance. US would like all of us to believe that they are controlling afghanistan and also their covered-up casualty figure of 1500, but unofficial statistics speak the truth, like this one:
Here- Afghan resistance was low till 2008, then it started to get more and more fierce under General Patreus, as Talibans started to win the support of people as well due to Patreus's strategy of extensive bombing of villages.
- As of now, according to a pentagon report of July 2010, Talibans have "tangible presence in 80% of Afghan, up from 72%".
- Due to the above facts, the costs of war, both in terms of human and material, started to rise exponentially since 2008.
There is another crucial resistance to their success: Pakistan's Military and its intelligence agency (the ISI). They're the sole reason why US is not occupying Pakistan now.
- You have to wonder why there has been such a mass propaganda campaign against ISI and its army lately in major US newspapers and tabloids.
- Tahriketaliban terrorists were controlling swat valley in 2008. It was such a dire situation that military was forced to launch a full scale offensive there to root out these terrorists (who were actually CIA outfits).
- Decisive military victory for pakistan army and clearing out the whole swat valley. This is probably the most unique military feat in the world. Fighting such a ruthless 4th generation guerilla war where you can't see your enemies.
- Contrary to the US approach in afghanistan, army opened rehabilation centres for captured terrorists and rehabilated them. Swat is a very peaceful area right now. This pushed TTP back at least 5 years and severely hampered the CIA plan
- ISI is a very "silent" intelligence agency. Though CIA had managed to establish a full network in 2010, they had tracked CIA's every activity.
- The "Raymond Davis" episode. According to Terminal X (a trusted source), the two Pakistanis he murdered were actually ISI agents, and were about to arrest him. raymond davis was ultimately released by the corrupt govt and deported, but ISI and army played a very clever trick with him - 1) Dismantled the CIA's terrorist network in Punjab and some other province of about 300 foreign agents (they were deported) (he admitted to be sponsoring Tahriketaliban and LET). 2)Gathering intels from the busted CIA operatives, they set out to dismantle the rest of the network. 3)Blood money for the killed people.
- Recently, "military trainers" (read "covert CIA and MI6 operatives") of US and UK were expelled by Pakistan army. This angered the Americans so much that they decided to cut military aid to Pakistan (which pakistan army has been repeatedly saying that it doesn't need any such "aid").
- Travel restrictions of "diplomats" (also read "covert operatives") were enforced, restricting them from traveling to other provinces.
So, what is the present scenario?
- CIA is desperate to spread the Afghan war into Pakistan. They are trying to provoke Pakistani military to retaliate so that US can attack Pakistan. In other words, they are mad due to the spiralling Afghan resistance and nearing defeat.
How are they trying to do this?
1) Speeding up drone strikes in tribal areas. This also serves the objective of angering local tribals who are potentially TTP recruits due to "pro americanism in Pakistan".
2) Frequent NATO helicopter and jet incursion into Pakistan.
3) Mobilizing terrorists from Afghan border who are trained in the CIA consulates near the border. They enter pakistan in thousands and attack the tribals. Recently operation was launched by army on request of tribals to clean them.
4) The Osama bin laden drama (yes, its a drama). According to Terminal x, he required kidney dialysis in 2001. Also, observe Benazir bhutto's speech. So, what
actually happened in May 2 was this: USA had F-18 jets and AWACs on the Afghan border, ready to attack Pakistan if Pakistan used PAF to down those helicopters. Though the helis which entered were stealth, they were detected by the air defence mechanisms. USS Carl Vinson was also ready in Arabian sea to attack from the western front. Pakistan army realized this covert and nefarious US design and opted for ground fire to down those helis. One heli was downed (the heli which landed), 15+ seals burned alive. Since no heli actually went after landing, it means no "osama" was taken out.
5) Again, notice that Pak army did not target anything in Afghanistan despite repeated terrorist incursions from Afghanistan. In turn, it conducted operation in Pakistan to root out those terrorists.
Pakistan army is a professional army and cannot be provoked in an unnecessary war by these Childish attempts of CIA, so, CIA also started to provoke the public. How? By using the Pakistani media! How genius!
- Recall Musharraf allowing licences to 70 media channels? Yes, he was just following orders, not anything like "free media"! These media channels in Pakistan are now showing their true face by following orders (writing Rubbish articles against pakistan army and ISI) to demoralize the Pakistani public and provoke anti army sentiment.
However, the above efforts seem to have backfired now (which is significant) because anti American sentiment is extremely high in pakistan (Ang3l is a proof!
) and for the most part, the public knows the agenda of the media channels.
At present, foreign CIA operatives gathering HUMINT under the garb of "diplomats" are next to nill in Pakistan, according to Terminal X. However, about 5-6000 local recruits in the form of TTP and Al-Qaeda still are there (whose operations have been severely hampered by the recent military offensive launched with the request of the tribals)
What ordinary Pakistanis need to do is: Keep faith in Allah, and support Army and ISI no matter what the situation is. Shun media outlets who spit venom against the Army and ISI.
Continued in next post.
