muse
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Now you have hit the crux of the problem, now the question is, who seeks military confrontation, they are the ones fuelling the violence.
One policeman was run over by peaceful protesters in a lorry today, who is fuelling this? Look no further than the beneficiary.
Are you saying US policies and anti-Muslim sensitivities and events in the US have resulted in rioting and the shooting death of 13 captive kashmiri by occupation forces?
Indian friends imagine they will find comfort in pointing fingers at Pakistan -- and it's no secret that freedom for the captive Kashmiri has widespread support in Pakistan - but those Indian military planner who imagine that India today enjoy superiority and can deliver a punch that will once and for all put an end to freedom for the captives, are mistaken.
Yes, it's true that Pakistani forces are focused on fighting terror and offering relief operations in the aftermath of the floods, but that does not mean they are not keeping an eye on Indian troop movements.
So, it would be tragic if there is a miscalculation in some Indian military circles. The US mission in ASIA will be threatened with failure if it should once again, come out against Muslims. That must not happen again.