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America is getting ready to impart full blame for their many failures in Afghanistan on Pakistan. They can't lose face in front of their public and Pakistan makes an easy scapegoat for their ills. All they're doing right now is giving some history, some previous statements, so that the idea of Pakistan being a problem and a centre for terrorism is already in the minds of the people before full blame is laid at Pakistan's doorstep.
and America is the epicentre of global chaos.
The more they follow their policies, the more chaos there will be in the world.
Is it fair to ignore facts pertaining to our growing strategic partnership against the war on terror? Has the opportunity presented itself once again for a new conspiracy theory? Should we not instead applaud the sacrifices both nations continue to make in fighting insurgency? This logic prevails when one understands the magnitude of both nations working side by side! Allow not these terrorists who continue to seek cracks in this alliance against war on terror. On a cautionary note, when faced with failure have these terrorists not turned in desperation to lies, rumors, propaganda and indiscriminate violence?
Their terrorist attacks on schools, mosques, shrines and shopping centers prove the risk that the people of Pakistan face in everyday life! These inhumane acts of terror do not spare anyone and even women have been used as suicide bombers to spread fear. The freedom with which these terror attacks are planned requires governments utmost attention and the fact of the matter is that the homegrown insurgency can no longer be ignored and Pakistan realizes that it needs to be tackled aggressively. The misconception which often appears must be put to rest and the reality must be accepted; both nations are serving the common good by fighting the common enemy. Does not the enemy have the blood of and carry the same hostility towards both nations? Would you not agree that the seriousness of this situation requires both nations to make challenging suggestions? The US wishes a safe and secure environment for Pakistan as it does for Afghanistan. Efforts made by the US and NATO forces in Afghanistan have put victory in sight by continuing to take back control from the terrorists (links below) and its no secret in that the Taliban and their counterparts view Pakistan as a viable option for their operations. Is it not a reasonable assumption that the extremist Islamization used by Taliban in Afghanistan can be turned on Pakistan?
Is it not enough that they openly and boastfully take the blame for most of their indiscriminate attacks on innocents? Should the US forget its role as strategic partner while Pakistan continues to bare the loss of its innocent citizens? The sensitivity of this situation requires both nations to leave no running ground for the Taliban, so this menace could be eliminated once in for all. Contrary to your opinion, the US continues to succeed in this war on terror and understands that Pakistan is an important strategic partner to help eliminate the seeds of terrorism. The threat of terrorism will continue to linger over both nations unless its growth is uprooted! Should we overreact every time a suggestion is made by either partner? Do we not want to put an end to all the terrorist attacks that continue to happen in Pakistan? Are we wrong for wanting to prevent another 9/11, which claimed thousands of innocent lives?
LCDR Speaks,
DET, United States Central Command
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