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The Mumbai incident on 26th November and its aftermath
against Pakistan clearly indicate the American Neo-Con
and Zionist Christian Crusade against Islam and the
Muslim World, for its strategic location and natural
resources such as: mineral, oil, gas, agricultural,
economic and human.
India and Israel are the players in this "Afro-Asia
Great Game" to encircle and contain Russia, China and
the Muslim world by means of wars of aggression and
occupation. The US-NATO alliance is first using India to
demolish Pakistan. Then India will be used to challenge
China - for mutual destruction.
The geo-sociological lesson of this stark scenario is
that international colonialism as capitalistic corporate
exploitation is always the objective of imperialism,
both international and indigenous. So foreign power and
influence should never be allowed to invade one's soil
and region. That is also the lesson of human history.
Pakistan and its authentic allies (China) and the Muslim
countries need to heed on this issue.
In the light of the above concerns, it can easily be
concluded that India, itself is responsible for all the
terrorism in it. It engineers terrorism to divert
attention from the core issues corrupting its relations
with Pakistan through disputes of Kashmir, Pakistan's
innate riparian rights, river water, dams, etc.
including Indian indigenous and regional divisiveness.
Yet India has always blamed Pakistan habitually and
historically, for all its ills and evils. In this
election year, this blame game is the name of politics.
The reality is that India has never accepted the
creation and sustainable existence of Pakistan.
However, the recent weak response of the government
towards hostile Indian attitude and open threats to
Pakistan are really an eye-opener. This situation is
unacceptable for the people as India is putting undue
and uncalled-for pressure on Pakistan.
The apologetic posture adopted by the immature
government of Pakistan may impel the Indian rulers to
undertake any misadventure and consequently the entire
continent could be gripped into the war-like situation.
This can make the people of the entire subcontinent pay
for the mistakes being made by the present regime. The
policymakers should open their eyes as the brave
Pakistani nation is not ready to pay for their mistakes.
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