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    Inborn Foes of PakistanHosh Ruba ([email protected]) April 8, 2009

    We are strange people. We are foes of ourselves. We live in interesting times. Our

    mainstream leaders have sold us out. Society has slipped the moorings of truth and is

    steered by megalomaniacs. As Aristotle first of all said, "Those nations who ignore history

    are doomed to repeat its tragedies."

    It is not trivial to understand the current situation of Pakistan. Lahore and Manawan attacks,

    chaos in Swat and tribal agencies of our north-west frontier and all kind of instability in

    other parts of Pakistan are a few examples that can make things more complicated. I shall

    give you a view from history back in 1969 - which explains who are the planners direct

    or indirect - behind generating this chaos in Pakistan.

    A famous and honest Pakistani bureaucrat, Qudratullah Shahab, wrote the following in his

    autobiography, SHAHAB NAMA, in page 778. I have translated this from Urdu to English:

    In 1969, when I was a member of the executive board of UNESCO, one of

    my friends from Poland was angry that Russia is influencing Poland against

    the will of polish people. The Poles were against the Soviet bloc and they

    didn't like the Soviet influence in Poland. But the Polish government was a

    client of the Soviet Union. My polish friend was one of the senior andexperienced foreign affairs officers of his country.

    One day during a chat and discussion he said, Although Russia and

    America are enemies but on some issues they become friends.

    I was surprised and asked, For example?

    He said, For example, PAKISTAN.

    I was stunned. I requested him to explain.

    On my request he explained, It is a reality not hidden from the whole

    world that the Pakistani military is one of the highly disciplined and

    professional militaries in the World. And that REALITY is not acceptable to

    both countries, I mean RUSSIA and AMERCIA.

    1. RUSSIANS are looking towards AFGHANISTAN2. RUSSIANS are looking towards ARABIAN SEA3. RUSSIANS favor India and want to support that country

    But the Pakistani military is the main obstruction in the path of all these

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    three RUSSIAN objectives. And

    1. AMERICA's real and original faith is with ISRAEL2. AMERICA wants friendship and alliance with INDIA

    America is a friend of Pakistan in name only. And the Americans know very

    well that only the Pakistani military and Pakistani nation can confront

    American designs. And that the Pakistani army and nation have the passionto fight as well if attacked. So the PAKISTANI MILITARY is the main

    OBSTRUCTION in the path of American objectives.

    INDIA also does not like the Pakistani military.

    In this way, the decimation and destruction of the Pakistani military is the

    main objective of RUSSIA, AMERICA and INDIA.

    Thats why they all want to weaken the Pakistani military and the Pakistani

    nation, destroy it and to make it useless.

    But how will they achieve this combined goal? I asked.

    He laughed and then said, They shall engage Pakistani army in civil

    and government matters as much as they can for a long period by

    pushing them to take over governments.

    Then Qudratullah Shahab comments:

    This conversation took place in 1969. At that time neither the Soviet Union

    had invaded Afghanistan nor was Bangladesh movement started. Out of 17

    years of independence, 13 years have gone to MARTIAL LAW. And I am in

    fear may be those American, Russian and Indian objectives are about to

    complete...

    We can understand very well from above excerpts. In 1969 after that discussion and chat of

    Qudratullah Shahab with his Polish foreign secretary, we had martial law of 1974 by General

    Yahiya, martial law of 1977 by General Zia and martial law of 1999 by General Pervez and

    now Americans are demanding Pakistan Army to do more and do more. Thank God, General

    Ashfaq Pervez Kiyani and current Corps Commanders are resisting. The following wasreported by Bronwen Maddox in daily The Times London edition on March 28, 2009:

    Pakistan Army Chief General Ashfaq Kiyani creates new set of problems;

    any strategy to tackle the Afghan-Pakistani border will depend on the

    willingness of the Pakistani Army to hold its side of the line.

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    When we read all the news headlines coming from Washington and its allies the Af-Pak

    policy continuously developing pressure on Pakistani Army and ISI - suicide attacks in

    mosques and imam baras, suicide attacks on security forces, current security situation in

    NWFP, efforts to deteriorate peace deals in Swat and Bajaur, promotion and activities of TTP

    against Pakistan, intelligent use of Pakistani media to propagate engineered ideas to our

    people - then everything becomes clear that who want instability in Pakistan.

    Facts reinforce my belief that we need a new way of re-engineering the Pakistani State. Both

    the elected governments and the old fashioned military coups have failed. General

    Musharrafs coup was probably the last chance to re-engineer the Pakistani State and this

    chance was wasted. The constitution needs an overhaul, political parties have become familyownerships, and politics have become monopolized. Feudalism needs to be eliminated by

    the force of law in Punjab, Sindh and Balochistan, more administrative - NOT linguistic

    based - provinces need to be created, ethnic and/or linguistic based parties proscribed,

    politicians banned from direct contact with foreign governments, and the nation needs to

    focus for at least a decade on economic development and education without wasting

    energies on politics. All of this can only happen through a creative new arrangement where a

    group of strong, committed and learned Pakistanis are invited to lead a non-elected

    government, backed by a plan and by the force of the Pakistani military. Events are

    confirming that this may be the only option left if we want to create a stable politico-socio-

    economic system in Pakistan where real democracy can flourish and the military is not

    forced by circumstances to intervene in the civilian setup again in the future. We will have to

    create this setup. We cant wait for time to resolve the problem.