Sana Aijazi

Would you like an atheist American as Chairman of WAPDA? A white City Nazim for Karachi or for that matter a British Director General of FIA in Punjab? Would you encourage wine shops and dance bars across Karachi, Lahore, Rawalpindi and Islamabad? How would you react to roving half-naked girls at Constitutional Avenue in Islamabad and at Millennium Mall in Karachi? Just as you don’t want significant titles in your country given to westerners and your way of life swayed by secular thoughts, same is the case in United States, Europe and India. They don’t want their culture altered under the shadow of Islamic civilization.

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ISLAMABAD: Defence of Human Rights Pakistan Chairperson Amna Masood Janjua has said that the success of a US NGO in getting the names of the Bagram Airbase detainees published has established that the Foreign Ministry is “completely inefficient and insincere” in sorting out the issue of missing persons.

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WASHINGTON: Suicides in the US Army rose to a new record in 2009, with 160 soldiers taking their lives, the military said on Saturday, calling it a “painful year.”

Army leaders had warned that the suicide rate was on track to surpass last year’s toll of 140, but said the causes of the spike remain unclear. “There’s no question that 2009 was a painful year for the army when it came to suicides,” said Colonel Christopher Philbrick, deputy director of an army suicide prevention task force.
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The foreigners affiliated with the private military contractor Blackwater / Xe Worldwide LLC arrived at Islamabad Airport on Tuesday November 4, 2009 through a PIA flight. “Of the 274 passengers, who boarded Pakistan’s national flag carrier-PIA, flight PK-786 from Heathrow Airport UK, 202 were foreigners but they were fluently speaking Urdu language,” disclosed the sources.

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Some key leaders of several jehadi and sectarian organisations, including a jailed militant, were flown from Lahore, Bahawalpur and Rahim Yar Khan to the garrison town of Rawalpindi on special flights to hold talks with the hostage takers who had stormed the GHQ building on October 10, 2009.

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Enhanced Partnership with Pakistan Act of 2009

SEC. 203. LIMITATIONS ON CERTAIN ASSISTANCE.

(a) Limitation on Security-related Assistance: For fiscal years 2011 through 2014, no security-related assistance may be provided to Pakistan in a fiscal year until the Secretary of State, under the direction of the President, makes the certification required under subsection (c) for such fiscal year.

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Blackwater has obtained around 200 acres of land at sea port Keti Bandar. Keti Bandar was once one of the richest ports in the region, but ceased operations in 1935. However, its strategic value prevails. According to our reliable sources, Blackwater has planned to establish at least 12 checkpoints throughout Sindh.

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With reports of US Mercenary Contractors and US marines arriving in Islamabad, the Pakistani intelligence agencies have become more alert to encounter any possible US insurgency in Pakistan. According to sources, Pakistani Intelligence agencies have started developing a comprehensive combat plan, so that any possible attack by United States and its allies could be retreated.

An Islamic organization collecting funds.

The agencies have started to seek young volunteers in all cities who would probably fight one to one with US soldiers, if they attempt to occupy Pakistani land. Patriotic political and non government organizations have been motivated to collect funds and prepare the youth for a possible military fight against the United States, India and Isreal. According to sources, a religious political party has been asked to provide around 10,000 volunteers across Pakistan. All activities by American people, its NGOs and companies is being tightly scrutinized and monitored on daily basis.

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It has been 8 years since 9/11. America has lost 4,000 soldiers in Iraq and Afghanistan whereas more than 30,000 have been seriously injured. Half of them would live their lives as disabled people. Even economically, the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan have been too expensive for America. United States has spent more than 600 billion dollars for War on Terror and analysts say that this expense is about to reach 1000 billion dollars. According to safe estimates, US is spending more than 660 million per day on this war.

But what has US gained out of this war? It has failed to win the hearts and minds of Muslim Population. Even in Europe, America is most hated and a symbol of Neoconservatism. Isn’t it a fact that United States has lost this vision less War Against Terrorism?