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Chief of Army Staff, General Ashfaq Parvez Kayani meeting with the troops during his visit to Wana on Wednesday 23-09-2009. (Photo ISPR)
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^the soldiers really feel proud when they get the opportunity to meet face-to-face with Gen.Kiyani - they have full confidence in his strategy to beat the militants - morale of the armed forces has never been higher than now. the Leader is leading from the front.
how many times has the President, PM or the Defence Minister ventured to the front-lines to meet and motivate the troops fighting the Battle for the Soul of Pakistan ???
These ops are a strictly military affair and it seems that the civilian govt. is only paying "Lip-Service" but taking all the "Credit".
No matter how much they try to get the credit, people of pakistan know who really is doing the fight & deserves the credit.
President Sahib is busy in breaking the record for foreign tours set by Mushy Uncle, which he will do in one hell of a record time, as already he has broken the record of staying 100 days out of country in his one year at presidency having gone with 200-250+ people entourages.
While PM Sahib is busy in doing Aaaaaa Aaaaaaa Aaaaaaa & then bundle of lies
And as for Defence Minister, he is the guy who said PAF does not have the capability to shoot down drones or even detect them forgetting that PAF had shot down an Indian Drone of Israeli made around Lahore or that PAF does all of its AAM launches by targeting much much smaller drones then any Predator class drone. I guess more then half of our population won't even know our defence minister name.
This govt can be classified as one of the worst govt in the history of Pakistan, even worst then the leadership at the time of break-up of Pakistan into two.
""^the soldiers really feel proud when they get the opportunity to meet face-to-face with Gen.Kiyani - they have full confidence in his strategy to beat the militants - morale of the armed forces has never been higher than now. the Leader is leading from the front"".
With all the due respect to Kayani sahib and our beloved PA, our real leaders are Gen. MacChrystal, the CENTCOM commander and Mr. Holbrook. They have provided us the capacity (including drone strikes) and some paltry finances to break the back of extremist Taliban insurgents.
Let us not delude ourselves with the valor stories of leading from the front. President Zardari and PM Geelani are doing a pretty good job of keeping the "Tigers" in good humor.
Ok.Dear Al-Green:
"" you are away from it all and sitting comfy in UK, asking us Pakistanis to bend over to TTP just to piss US off...""
I have no love lost for the likes of Hezb Al Tahrir or their moronic notions of a "Caliphate". Living in the UK is not such a big crime; our most honorable General Musharraf is also enjoying a "cozy life" around here.
Being a Pakistani we all feel the same pain and the same passion about our beloved country. TTP destructive actions have torn our national cohesion and economic fabric, perhaps irrevocably. How did we end up in this situation? a brief chronologic analysis will reveal that this is owing to the unflinching commitment and resolve of PA to support the US / NATO operations in Afghanistan; and to fight a proxy war on their behalf on its own soil.
PA aims are pretty much noble, to rid the world of the threat of Mullah Raj and extremism. But this has precious little to do with the interests of Pakistan. Its part of a global struggle led by the USA. PA is one amongst a global entourage of allied nations contributing to this noble struggle; but happens to be paying a disproportionate price for it. For instance, how many British troops have been lost waging war against the likes of hezb al Tahrir in London, Birmingham or Manschester? How many extremists have been displaced from their homes in Belgium or Holland?