By: Ajaya K Dutt

Ajaya K Dutt — Thu, 20 Dec 2012 03:54:54 +0000

“With both Afghanistan and their own countries no longer safe for them, Pakistan clearly continues to be their safe haven of choice. How many such fighters there are, and who is offering them shelter and using their services, is information that Pakistani authorities have never shared with the public.”

By: Cyrus Howell

Cyrus Howell — Wed, 19 Dec 2012 13:27:24 +0000

The public doesn’t know because the public doesn’t want to know. The people of Pakistan have had fair warning they will have to choose sides in this fight. The fight is in the mountains and in the streets, and gaining momentum. Men in there teens and 20s are fed up. The government has changed nothing. You fight to eat and let the Devil take the rest.
They will continue killing because people without courage don’t count in a war.. They will be shoved aside.
Prodding the government is just kicking a dead horse. When the Pakistan Army engages it will divide up between pro government forces and pro religious militants. A bit like Afghanistan. It is a pretense the generals have control of their own troops. If they did have, the army would have already cracked down on unrest across the country.

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By: Ajaya K Dutt

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