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See This Dedication To
The Brave People Of Sichaun
Watch Out For Change In Islamabad
We have no hesitation in saying that, unless the present rulers control some of the damage they wrought in the past three months, the existing system is going to collapse very soon and the final outcome will not be very pleasant for the present rulers, in fact may even be bloody. When the federal government is weak and the country is run by non-elected men with dozens of known corruption, murder, drug trafficking and extortion cases, and the Pakistani ambassador to U.S. is a known pro-Israel Zionist, and the National Security advisor is a CIA asset, political chaos reigns supreme, terrorism is flourishing, 'lawyers and civil society' are acting as smokescreens and the U.S. is invading Pakistani areas to test the waters, this is a sign that a regime change and nuclear disarmament plan is underway big time.
By ZAID HAMID
Thursday, 18 June 2008.
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ISLAMABAD, Pakistan-'A society whose citizens refuse to see and investigate the facts, who refuse to believe that their government and their media will routinely lie to them and fabricate a reality contrary to verifiable facts, is a society that chooses and deserves the Police State Dictatorship it's going to get." - Ian Williams.
Coming straight to the point, the major events of the week were:
1. The Long March of the lawyers and support of Nawaz Sharif, Imran Khan and a few other groups committed to the cause of the deposed judges.
2. The budget which the new government presented trying to juggle multiple crises at hand and its own survival.
3. The U.S. attacks on Pakistani military posts and deaths of many officers and men including civilians.
4. The activities of local militants and their terror campaign.
5. The insurgency of BLA and their external support.
6. Pakistan-Iran cooperation in curbing BLA operations across the golden triangle (Pakistan, Iran, Afghanistan).
But before we analyze the developments on these fronts, we would quickly like to reiterate what we wrote last week to bring the larger picture in perspective.
We had written: (please read carefully, especially the message between the lines):
"Every week, it gets bad from worse in terms of political confusion and chaos. It is pretty clear that no one having stakes in power is sane or sincere to resolve any crisis for the country. It is a cut throat battle for survival, settling of blood feuds, grabbing power, preservation of petty self interest and outright treachery and betrayals of the country and the nation. We are not very comfortable with the direction of the events. In fact, we are concerned now. The President is in crisis fighting for his survival, former Chief Justice wants his job back and is willing to get political to any limit irrespective of what he does to the country in the process, chairman of the ruling party is busy cleaning his past crime history and selling his soul to the Americans in the process, main party in Punjab wants nothing less than scalp of the President, sub-nationalists in NWFP, Balochistan and Sindh are already on board with
Americans / Indians /Afghans, lawyers are grinding their own axe at the cost of national confusion, Prime Minister is lost and confused, food, power and fuel crisis is multiplied with water shortages for next food crops, media is out of control and sold out to highest bidders both national and international and religious militants are taking advantage of inner weaknesses of the federal government to deceive them into "peace deals" which they flout and break routinely by attacking with impunity all across the country from tribal regions to the Federal Capital. The U.S. now has all its assets in place and the game would be rapidly unfolding in the near future. The military is watching these developments from the wings."
With the above summary in front of us, we have no hesitation in saying that unless some radical damage control is done immediately by those responsible for running the national affairs, the existing system is going to collapse very soon and the final outcome will not be very pleasant for the present rulers, in fact may even be bloody.
There is still NO threat to the State, nuclear assets, national unity or the armed forces nor there is any chance of national disintegration but the government will not be there after few months (max) if they don't mend their ways NOW. The ingredients are all there for a major meltdown of the political process which started after these elections and once again we are sensing the possibilities of a caretaker setup after dissolution of assemblies, or a military takeover or the violent street revolution which may bring a forced change in the system. It is very close now as we see it. It just cannot go on as it is.
With such heavy U.S. involvement in shaping the national social, political and security profile, spineless humiliating response of the government, almost out of control social, economic and governance indicators, and a well paid CIA backed lawyers, media and 'civil society' movement to further aggravate the chaos and anarchy in the country, we see the budding signs of a bloody revolution in the making. These are serious comments to make and we are fully alive to what we are suggesting.
In our fair assessment, Nawaz Sharif as well as former CJ Iftikhar Chaudhry are patriotic Pakistanis and would never work on a CIA game plan but both are driven by extreme anger, hate and sense of revenge against Musharraf and that has put blinders around their visions and have led them to being used as useful tools in the hands of the lawyers, who in our assessment are definitely foreign funded and have sinister vested interests to grind.
With major security and economic threats surrounding the country and U.S. aggressively involved in re-shaping the national security and political profile when an unstable and scared government is in power, the lawyers' movement is a ruthlessly effective smokescreen and a distraction to keep the rulers in check while the weak and spineless government acts like blind men in a dark room looking for black cat which is not even there!
There is no doubt that injustice was done with the former deposed judges and the action of President Musharraf was illegal and unconstitutional. Lawyers have picked up a just cause but the way they have decided to exploit it to play pawns to the U.S. foreign policy towards Pakistan and increase national disintegration through controlled chaos, disinformation and psy-ops, it is wrong. We are repulsed.
The way lawyers have decided to go about it fits perfectly well with the larger U.S. game plan in the country, and the past history of CIA sponsored coups against heads of States. Here we would like to remind our readers to revisit the CIA backed coup in Iran in 1953 against Musaddeq. The style of execution of that coup is remarkably similar to what we are seeing today.
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The only difference is that in 1953, U.S. was able to buy out the army of Iran. This time it is not happening in Pakistan and the anti-U.S. sentiments are rather high in the country, both within the society as well as in the armed forces. Also, U.S. had planned to bring back the Shah of Iran to power and he was seen then by the Iranians as a national leader. This time in Pakistan, there is no such leader that the U.S. can bring by replacing Musharraf.
Zardari and Aitzaz are not the best of choices and have serious personality clashes despite being the assets of the same handlers. So instead of having a strong street movement turning into a tsunami to force a regime change, the road shows are fizzling out at rather embarrassing levels.
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Long march ends on bitter note
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ISLAMABAD, June 14: The lawyers' long march ended on a bitter note after a group of lawyers and political activists insisted on staging a sit-in outside the Parliament House and accused Aitzaz Ahsan of striking a 'deal' with the government. About 50 agitated protesters tried to scale the ship containers set up at the D-Chowk and enter the protected area where the Parliament House, President House and Supreme Court are located. http://www.dawn.com/cgi-bin/dina.pl?file=top3.htm&date=20080615
The only conclusion we can draw is that U.S. is not interested in the stability of Pakistan any more and is deliberately trying to create leadership vacuum to cause further anarchy with the ultimate objective of creating a case against vulnerability of Pakistan's nuclear program.
U.S. has been trying to create this impression about the vulnerability of Pakistani nukes for the past many months now but has not been able to get too far. In 2007, when the terrorism campaign was at its peak, this anti-nuke program campaign was also in very high gear. But still, the government or the army did not succumb to the pressure. Now this new axis of 'civil society' unrest is being created in tandem with the religious and political terrorism but still the pressure produced so far falls short of the required levels to achieve any immediate compromise on the Pakistani's strategic assets.
When the federal government is weak and the country is run by non-elected undergraduate men with dozens of known corruption, murder, drug trafficking and extortion cases, and the Pakistani ambassadors to U.S. is a
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