While the Arabian rulers in West Asia are incapable of defending themselves, their reliance on the US and zionist Israel has also proved illusionary. Three countries—Islamic Iran, Pakistan and Turkiye—and potentially Egypt can create stability in the region.
August coincides with several anniversaries in Pakistan’s tortuous history. From its fraudulent independence in 1947, to India’s abrogation of Kashmir’s autonomous status to Pakistan’s thuggish generals arresting the country’s most popular leader, Imran Khan. It is a sorry record.
Why does every Pakistan wish to flee the country? The criminals and thieves that rule the country are suffocating the people. Life has become extremely precarious for an average person. Fleeing the country seems to be the only option for survival. Pity the country.
It is mindboggling that the illegitimate Pakistani regime installed in power by the thuggish generals should not only attack and kill the Kashmiris residing in Azad (‘Free’) Kashmir but also block food and medicines following the zionist playbook in Gaza.
Pakistanis, especially the elite, are a curious breed. They claim to be Muslims but all their values and behaviour is based on Hinduism. For all practical purposes, there is little to distinguish them from caste-ridden Hindus!
Generals in the Muslim world are a nasty lot but the Pakistani generals are a breed apart. They are not only criminal-minded but are also totally subservient to the US. They are masters at flattery and are putting this to good use by sucking up to Donald Trump.
Many countries are plagued by military dictatorships but Pakistan’s experience has been most debilitating. The foundations of this disaster were laid by General Ayub Khan, a mediocre soldier but master of intrigues. His policies led to the break-up of Pakistan.
Pakistanis are fond of reading too much into minor issues. The Pakistan-Saudi defence accord is one example. Many commentators are claiming that Pakistan has become the “regional security hegemon” and will now confront zionist Israel. This has little bearing on reality.
Pakistan’s mercenary army, headed by a vile creature, is hell-bent on killing own civilians to appease foreign masters. Unable to defend the country’s borders, the gangsters in uniform have turned their weapons against defenceless civilians.
US-Pakistan relations have never been stable. The US prefers to deal with Pakistani generals thinking they can deliver what Washington demands. The current Pakistan army chief has fallen to new lows in sucking up to Donald Trump, in hopes of continuing to remain in power.
Pakistan’s former prime minister Imran Khan languishes in prison under horrible conditions. Held on bogus charges, he refuses to surrender to the army’s demands. Instead, he has issued a call for countrywide protests climaxing on August 5. Their outcome will determine Pakistan’s future.
The army in Pakistan acts as an occupation force. Unable to defend the country’s borders or fight against traditional enemy, India, it attacks its own people. It has usurped all power and authority and is constrained by no laws. It does not care for the country’s constitution.
Pakistan’s de facto ruler, General Asim Munir, self-appointed Field Marshal, debased himself before Donald Trump for a morsel of mutton. Trump used him to lull Islamic Iran into believing that the US would not attack for another two weeks. Pakistan will pay a heavy price for such treachery.
The dystopian system in Pakistan is best illustrated by its recent contrived spat with India. Whatever it achieved was the result of Pakistan’s airforce pilots yet credit was hogged by the army chief general Asim Munir, elevating himself to the rank of ‘field marshal’.