[ALOCHONA] Re: Pakistan may collapse in six months

Mr. Salahuddin Ayubi,  I would be agreeing with you if this was not Pakistan but in case of Pakistan rest of the world especially our sub continent cannot sit at leisure in the sideline and let Taliban and other Islamic militants take control of nuclear warhead.   A huge population of Pakistan converted into radical Islam in last 30 years where criminals like Mullah Omar or Osama becomes hero of a lifetime. Where mosque and other Islamic institution been randomly used as training ground for exporting militant Islam in not just in South Asia but to the rest of the world.   Pakistan predictably supposes to be domed anyway because of its creation on the basis of falls presumption of two-nation theory based on religion. There is no God but Allah but the merciful has no reason to mercy on Pakistan . If they are not going to be go astray for any other reason they must for killing millions of people of Bangladesh , raping thousands of women, looting and burning village after village in then East Pakistan . If there is one who is the supreme then he must do the justice and ruin Pakistan as he ruined Nomrud and other nation.   People of Pakistan must do something if they want to save their nation from confirm ruination. They must do Taoba for all the wrongdoing they have done and start sensible comeback from making Pakistan further radical. Pakistan must beg for forgiveness going into its knees to Bangladesh , Poshtuns, Pathans and others whom they caused misery. They must do everything to destroy militancy by any means.   Pakistan has no right to exist as a nation if they continue to export terrorism around the world especially to our subcontinent. International community has rights and obligation to stop Pakistan being overtaken by Osama Bin Ladens radical un-Islamic Taliban militancy.   Regards Shamim Chowdhury Maryland, USA     ====================================================== --- In Amra-Bangladesi@yahoogroups.com, Salahuddin Ayubi <s_ayubi786@...> wrote: Wishful bloody thinking. But how does that concern us? We are not concerned with Pakistan anymore. Let them go to bloody hell.                      Ayubi ________________________________ From: Syed Aslam Syed.Aslam3@... To: Khobor khabor@yahoogroups.com; notun Bangladesh notun_bangladesh@yahoogroups.com; reform-bd@yahoogroups.com; chottala@yahoogroups.com; Amra Bangladesi amra-bangladesi@yahoogroups.com Sent: Monday, March 23, 2009 8:29:08 PM Subject: [Amra-Bangladesi] Pakistan may collapse in six months ________________________________ ‘Pakistan may collapse in six months’ United News of Bangladesh . Dhaka The Pakistani state could collapse within six months if immediate steps are not taken to remedy the situation, warned a top adviser to the US Central Command in an interview with Washington Post.    David Kilcullen, who advises CENTCOM commander General David H Petraeus on the war on terror, urged US policy makers to focus their attention on Pakistan as a failure there could have devastating consequences for the entire international community.    In the interview published in Washington Post on Sunday, Kilcullen, who is credited with the success of the US troop surge strategy in Iraq, warned that if Pakistan went out of control, it would ‘dwarf’ all the crises in the world today. ‘Pakistan…hands down. No doubt,’ he said when asked to name the central front in the war against terror.    Asked to explain why he thought Pakistan was so important, Kilcullen said: ‘Pakistan has 173 million people, 100 nuclear weapons, an army bigger than the US Army, and al-Qaeda headquarters sitting right there in the two-thirds of the country that the government doesn’t control.’    He claimed that the Pakistani military, police and intelligence service did not follow the civilian government; they were essentially a rogue state within a state. ‘Were now reaching the point where within one to six months we could see the collapse of the Pakistani state, also because of the global financial crisis, which just exacerbates all these problems,’ he said.    ‘The collapse of Pakistan, al-Qaeda acquiring nuclear weapons, an extremist takeover â€" that would dwarf everything we’ve seen in the war on terror today.’ Kilcullen, an Australian anthropologist who advises governments on Muslim militancy throughout the West, disagreed with the suggestion that it was important to kill or capture Osama bin laden.    He discussed two possible scenarios for catching the al-Qaeda leader. Scenario one is, American commandos shoot their way into some valley in Pakistan and kill bin Laden. This, Kilcullen said, would not end the war on terror and would make bin Laden a martyr. The second scenario: a tribal raiding party captures bin Laden, puts him on television and says, ‘You are a traitor to Islam and you have killed more Muslims than you have killed infidels, and we’re now going to deal with you.’    They could either then try and execute the guy in accordance with their own laws or hand him over to the International Criminal Court. ‘If that happened, that would be the end of the al-Qaeda myth,’ said Kilcullen.    He said that three lessons learned in Iraq could also apply to Afghanistan. The first one is to protect the population. ‘Unless people feel safe, they won’t be willing to engage in unarmed politics,’ he argued.    The second lesson is to focus on getting the population on America’s side and making them self-defending. And then a third lesson is to make a long-term commitment.    Kilcullen said that the Obama administration’ s policy of reaching out to moderate elements of the Taliban also had several pitfalls. ‘If the Taliban sees that we’re negotiating for a stay of execution or to stave off defeat, that’s going to harden their resolve,’ he warns. ‘I’m all for negotiating, but I think the chances of achieving a mass wave of people turning against the Taliban are somewhat lower in Afghanistan than they were in Iraq.’ ________________________________ http://www.newagebd .com/2009/ mar/24/front. html Pakistan may collapse in six months: US General The New Nation - Internet EditionPakistan may collapse in six months: US General. 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