I really , well maybe not enjoyed, but found my reality changing, yet again after I read his article…The initial tid bit of news, “Cell phones lead to arrests in India” seemed like another bit of fishy news to me, like the terrorist attacks in India, fuzzy, vague, rotten smelling, propaganda, who knows what really happened typical news….After reading Robert Fisk’s article, and the comments that followed the old deje vu thing kicked in again…Say it’s not so….really and Hillary really said she would crush smash or otherwise destroy Pakistan if they attacked Israel? She is just frothing with the powers that are before her as secretary of state isn’t she? And if this is all true, it looks real than Obama is truly just another puppet for what, rich elite powers who actually control the world? Nothing is ever as it seems, it’s like reality has flipped, we live in opposite world/land…This is not encouraging or good news at all…Oh well,,,Deal with it or not, what is changes eventually to what will be…George Orwell for President 2012!!!

With the friends of Pakistan like America; who needs enemies.
Joint attack by US and India from East as well as from west to eliminate Pakistan; the only potent and nuclear country in Islamic world is but natural for both the oppressors to jointly dominate the Middle and Central Eastern lands of future economic resources and check control the other powers like China and Russia in the area.

Pakistan is the country sandwiched between India on the east and mighty U.S forces lurking at her border in the west. Both are getting ready to storm in, any time from both the sides. For other two sides in the north and south; Pakistan finds the towering mountains of Himalayas in the north and in the south the Arabian Sea. No escape and feels herself barricaded. In the absence of any harboring space found in her neighbor hood to divert or to recoil; Pakistan has no choice but to fight it out on both the hostile fronts and fight it frontally.

Pakistan is an ideological state and under the dire circumstances and in order to survive; it is but necessary to run the movement like Lashkar e Toyiba etc.
Pakistanis are the notch above the rest and they know how to come out winning.

India freindship with U.S.is very new. Enteranc in US friendship are with pomp and show but its termination is horrific. A piece of advice from old U.S proxy-Pakistan may be most usefull.

Counter-Terror. From Robert Fisk -

“I recall how, when Algeria’s obscene civil war began between Pouvoir and “Islamists” in the early 1980, we were regaled by the authorities with stories of “terrorists wearing police uniforms” cutting the throats of civilians. This went on for months before Dumbo Fisk realised – and later confirmed by interviewing members of the Algerian security forces – that the men in police uniforms were policemen. Ergo Baghdad where journalists regaled the world with stories of attacks on civilians and foreigners by men “wearing police uniforms”. Since there were no ready-to-wear police uniforms in Bakuba warehouses, they were policemen working for the insurgents.”

“And I rather suspect that the “highly disciplined” and “professional” killers of Mumbai come from the same stable. The Pakistani Inter Service Intelligence? Quite possibly. The Pakistani army – many of whose men have been mysteriously captured and equally mysteriously vanished in the tribal territories? Maybe. Or the Indian security services, whose inter-religious makeup is never discussed, but against whom there is substantial evidence of massacres in Kashmir? These days, all such acts of cruelty should be referred to by what the police used to call an ‘“open mind”.”

“Just look how we’ve forgotten the CIA’s secret prisons. In Afghanistan, a Fisk source who has never – ever – been wrong, tells me that there are at least 20 of these torture centres still active in the country, six in Zabol province alone. But we don’t care about Afghans. Yet I was struck by a tiny – irrelevant, you might say – incident at Herat airport a couple of weeks ago when two Afghans invited me for lunch beside the runway. Our small Kandahar-Kabul aircraft was refuelling while I shared their bread and tea and boiled egg, leaving my web of eggshells on the burned grass. Imagine my embarrassment when I stood up and turned to find them gently collecting each piece of eggshell and placing them in a plastic bag. Keep Afghanistan clean. Will we? Ping. Welcome to Afghanistan.”

- Robert Fisk’s World: Whenever I’m in Tajikistan, my mobile phone says I’m in Dubai. The Independent, 120608. http://www.independent.co.uk/opinion/commentators/fisk/robert-fiskrsquos-world-whenever-im-in-tajikistan-my-mobile-phone-says-im-in-dubai-1054448.html