China and Pakistan Signal the Rest of the World (Also, a Great Video of PAF in Action)

Posted by Dr. Manzer Durrani in Foreign Policy on March 9th, 2011

U.S. is following a two pronged policy of courting India and destabilizing Pakistan. It set-up a nuclear deal with India. On the otherhand, it looks the other way, when Karzai, the Afghan dictator, and a rabid anti-Pakistan, but pro-Indian stooge, infilterates Taliban saboteurs across the Pak-Afghan border.

It also serves U.S. interests to destabilize Pakistan, so that it could serve as the quid pro quo for neutralizing Pakistan’s nuclear program. The Raymond Davis, Xe Corporation, and Aaron Mark DeHaven have been a wake-up call to Pakistanis, that Pakistan is being stabbed in the back by it’s most trusted “ally.” U.S. is also trying to extricate itself out of the Afghan quagmire. So to keep it’s interests alive after the exit; wants to leave a surrogate power like. India to look after it’s interest. India is nurturing Taliban through its network of RAW agents and through facilitating clandestine access to opium trade routes to Europe through Mumbai, Chennai, and Delhi. India is also destabilizing southern China, by facilitating opium trade from Myanmar (former Burma), along the China-Myanmar border.

These so-called “Taliban,” also follow their own agenda based on greed and lucrative opium trade. They are akin to a prostitute, who sleeps with the highest bidder., The question than arises, why is the U.S. following such a duplicitious policy? The answer is fairly obvious. The U.S. wants to establish India as a counterfoil to China. Since, China is an advanced nuclear power, U.S. mistakenly thinks, that by helping India counterbalance China, U.S. security interests will be served. This has resulted in India U.S.Nuclear partnership. Following are the key aspects of the Indo-US civil nuclear deal:

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Afghan Team Says NATO Killed 65 Civilians in Strikes

Posted by Dr. Manzer Durrani in Foreign Policy on February 28th, 2011

The aftermath of a blast that killed at least eight people in Kandahar on Sunday. At least two of the dead were police officers.

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Forty-five arrested for having links with Davis

Posted by Dr. Manzer Durrani in Foreign Policy on February 28th, 2011

The law enforcement agencies arrested 45 individuals for staying in constant contact with Raymond Davis, a CIA contractor who shot dead two Pakistanis in Lahore last month, DawnNews reported on Monday.

The individuals had been arrested from Lahore, Karachi and Peshawar and their contact information was taken from Davis

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Pakistan prepares for possible break-up with USA

Posted by Dr. Manzer Durrani in Foreign Policy on February 25th, 2011

Pakistan Think Tank Commentary

Pakistan prepares for possible break-up with USA: It is a sad commentary, when a relationship going back to the time of President Truman and consolidated by a throughbred American, like President Reagan, should sour and reach this juncture. Most democratic administrations have proven to be inimical to Pakistan’s interests. President Obama is proving no different. This friendship will be revived, if there is a new Republican President in the United States. It will be to the mutual benefit of both the countries.
Pakistan has experience with US sanctions. It has faced them for over three decades. In 1998 in the aftermath of the Bharati Nuclear Test (carried out with the full cognizance and encouragement of the Clinton Administration) politicians in Islamabad sat down and figured out the alternatives when faced with possible dilapidating sanctions against Pakistan. A plan was chalked out and the Nawaz Shairf Government looking at all the alternatives, and then forged ahead with a reciprocal response to the Pokran at Chaghai. Pakistan was slapped with dilapidating sanctions which lasted a decade

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Pakistan and the Afghan Taliban

China and Pakistan Signal the Rest of the World (Also, a Great Video of PAF in Action)

Afghan Team Says NATO Killed 65 Civilians in Strikes

Forty-five arrested for having links with Davis

Pakistan prepares for possible break-up with USA