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War, War, War See other War, War, War Articles Title: Afghanistan War: Who is part of the problem? Pakistan is part of the solution and not part of problem. While it is gratifying that the US has at long last realized the importance of Pakistan, but Pakistan can be of real use only when it is treated as an ally and not as a satellite. Having lost the war on terror in Afghanistan because of faulty policies and priorities, the US at this belated stage is in no position to reverse the tide and win the war. Minimum it can hope for is to salvage its troops out of the boiling cauldron of Afghanistan in one piece and with grace. Had the US treated Pakistan as an ally and relied upon Pak Army and ISI rather than on untrustworthy India, Israel and Afghan government, it could have ended the war on a victorious note. At this late stage the only role Pakistan can play is to arrange safe withdrawal of coalition forces by using its influence it enjoys over forces that matter in Afghanistan. If Pakistan refuses to act as a facilitator between Taliban and Washington or between Taliban and Karzai, they are not in a position to work out a political settlement through negotiations at their own. Neither the occupying forces are in a position to make the Taliban submit to their demands by force. Pakistan’s linkage with Taliban irks USA and has remained a principal cause of misgivings and annoyance. If Pakistan blocks supplies to NATO/ISAF forces in Afghanistan through Torkham and Chaman, the US has no viable means to provide armaments and food to 150000 troops. Although Pakistan provides the lifeline to US led coalition forces, but it is distrusted and given a raw deal. Factually it is USA, India, Israel and Afghan regime which are part of problem and not Pakistan. This can be judged from the 9-year performance of the four in Afghanistan vis-à-vis Pakistan’s performance in war on terror which is fighting the war under so many constraints and handicaps. Even the casualties suffered by both sides at the hands of militants will give an indication as to which side fought the war more tenaciously and with dedication. As against less than 2300 total casualties suffered by armies of 43 countries from 2001 till this day, (including 521 in 2010), Pakistan security forces suffered over 8000 fatalities. Total Pakistani casualties in acts of terror are 31243. The whole country is suffering on account of US triggered war on terror since end 2001 while the US military and its coalition partners are playing games in an occupied country to keep their respective homelands safe. None minds if Afghanistan and Pakistan get fragmented as long as their homelands are safe and their strategic and commercial objectives are achieved. The NATO/ISAF has failed to pacify Helmand despite two troop surges and has so far been unable to launch much hyped Kandahar operation to be able to gain an upper hand in critical southern and eastern regions of Afghanistan where the Taliban enjoy complete sway. Obama has admitted that Afghanistan is much harder than Iraq. ISAF is now relying on drones and aerial power since relatively higher casualty rate in recent months has sapped out its offensive spirit. 2010 has been the deadliest year since 2001 in which 521 fatalities of ISAF took place. Aerial weapons particularly drones kill 2% militants and 98% innocent civilians and in no way help in dominating the territory. It helps the military to the extent of minimizing its casualty rate since the Taliban have no means to contest pilotless Rapiers and Apaches. However, this passive approach is unhelpful in regaining initiative which is in the hands of Taliban since 2008. The latter are hitting targets at will in all parts of Afghanistan including heavily fortified Kabul and relatively safe northern regions and drawing blood. MORE at LINK One Response to “Afghanistan War: Who is part of the problem?” Rehmat 07. Oct, 2010 The Zionist warmongers support an illegal war which has already been lost according to western military pundits and has cost US$264 billion so far to the American taxpayers, lives of more than thousand US soldiers and four thousands Afghan civilians in the past two years alone? Three reasons come to my mind. First, they want to hide the fact that this war was planned even before September 11, 2001 False-Flag operation for the exploitation of Caspian oil and gas reserves which would have benefited an Israel Jew billionaire. Second, Taliban’s almost total eradication of Poppy cultivation had started hurting world’s US$321 billion drug industry monopolized by the Jews. And third the American military Generals in their report to Admiral Mullen has admitted that the main reason behind the Muslim resistance in Afghanistan, Iraq and Lebanon is Washington’s blind support for Israel. The oil and gas fields in are owned by Kyrgyzstan-born Israeli billionaire, Alexander Machkevitch. He became a close friend and business partner of Kazakhstan’s dictator Nursultan Nazarbyev. The World Jewish Congress in July 6. 2007 boasted “Another one of ours” – “Alexander Machkevitch and his partners took hundreds of millions, and perhaps even more, out of Kazakhstan into Swiss banks”. Alexander is member of many Jewish lobby groups working for Israel’s interests in Central Asia and Africa. He owns the lion-share of oil industry in the country. Machkevitch is reported to be worth US$5 billion – making him the richest Israeli-citizen outside Israel. While Iraq was invaded to maintain Israel as the “Bully” in the Middle East, in case of Afghanistan – it was the revival of the lucrative drug market – which had a nose-dip during the final days of Taliban rule in Afghanistan. Before Taliban’s successful eradication of Poppy cultivation – Afghanistan supplied 75% of the world’s opium and most of the heroin to the western world. This shortage supply worried the drug mafia lords. The Jew have always been among the top merchants in drug trade. Gay Coourter in his book Flowers in the Blood tells the Indian Jews involved in drug trade under the British Raj in India. The longest jail sentence (100 years) in connection with trafficking drug is Shimon Dahan, an Israeli Jew, in Bangkok’s Bangkwong Central Prison. His three inmates, serving sentences for drug trafficking, are also his fellow Jews. Dahan was busted at Bangkok Airport for carrying US$2 million worth of the white-powder in 1993. Most of drug trafficking is controlled by Russian Jews and Israel has been known as the Heaven for such criminals. Even Israeli government ministers have been involved in this lucrative trade. Captain Gonen Segev, the former minister of Energy and Infrastructure (1995) in Yitzhak Robin’s cabinet and member of Israeli Knesset – was arrested in April 2004 for smuggling of thousands of Ecstasy tablets from Amsterdam to Israel. The UN Office on Drugs and Crimes has claimed the US, Canada, Australia, Netherlands, France, Mexico, Japan and Indonesia as the top producers of Ecstacy. rehmat1.wordpress.com/201.../karzais-zionist-helpers/ Post Comment Private Reply Ignore Thread
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